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So I heard an interview with Tucker Carlson the other day. He was making the point that people are naturally

hierarchical. It's just built into our nature. And we're always going to have a small number of

people, small number of leaders that we look to for direction. That's just the way

it is. So we're always going to have a ruling class. The question is, is it an impressive ruling class?

Are they smart people? Do they have self-restraint? Do they have wisdom? Are they thinking past the next 20 days or are they greedy

day traders? We've ended up today with a really bad ruling class. Our ruling class is

unimaginably bad. And we should be asking ourselves how we created this system where these people graduate Yale Law School

and then they go into leadership positions

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