Why do we keep talking about things that polls show nobody cares about?

I guess because we hope you care about it, but people don't care.

I don't care. People don't care about the national debt. I wish they did. We've been talking about it for years.

Yeah. By the way, I just saw that SpaceX rocket re-land the way they do. It's astounding. It's amazing.

It's a time of unthinkable technical achievements and yet we're committing fiscal suicide as a people

and nobody can seem to comprehend the idea that if you overspend for a long enough time, you will bring on financial ruin.

It's an interesting contrast in my crazy head. I feel like the Republican party, if they hadn't already,

send up the white flag this week or just signaled they don't care. We're not going to pretend to care anymore.

Right. Tiana Lo is a commentary writer for the Washington Examiner. She also founded the USC

Economic Review. Tiana, how are you? I am doing well. Excellent. So listen, we ask most of our guests

to attend the USC the same question. Merit or parent check. We ask that. My parents pay at the old

fashion way, which was, you know, SAT Tutors, AP test, all that. The boring regular math nerds stop not

the half a million dollars to take my way onto a crew team. We ask that not to sew clouds of doubt

over your interview this morning, but to remove them. Tiana entirely merit at USC. Congratulations.

So hey, listen, you're a younger person. I'm guessing you hang out with, you know, at least to some

extent, peers, does anybody under the age of 45 give a damn about the debt bomb that is going to

saddle you, you people with enormous taxes? I feel like a song's running around the wake of a

destroyed trauma trying to explain to everyone what a debt crisis actually looks like when it is

year with social security and solvency actually looks like when it is year, what the ramifications

of Medicare for all of these different development looks like when it is year and yet no one really

seems to care. Yeah, we're getting that idea. And we don't have a party anymore. Those of us who

would like the country to live within its means as the Republicans would you agree they signaled

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