It also kind of transformed economic policy.

He frequently kind of denounced the classic sort of Reaganomics,

this idea that, oh, we should all cheer

for the richest people in our society to get richer because a rising tide lifts all boats.

And everybody watches Raytheon and Boeing and Black Rock and Amazon get richer and richer and

their boats aren't rising. And it really allowed a lot of people who have been

capitalists their whole lives to at least start questions, not capitalism as a theory, but

capitalism how it manifests in American society. What is your view about sort of where

the populist right is, the Trump movement is when it comes to these core questions of economic theory and economic

populism. I am almost always kind to Tucker Carlson. This is a rare moment

where I'm going to be very very critical. He was on with Glenn Greedwald over the past week and they were talking economics and I was none too pleased with his assessment.

Now, I'm not a hater as you know I praise Tucker constantly big

fan of his actually but when it comes economics the man does not know what he's

talking about let's get back to it I'll show you I'll show you what he's talking about. Let's get back to it. I'll show you what I'm talking about.

I think a lot of people have awakened to the now demonstrable fact that

Libertarian economics was a scam perpetrated by the beneficiaries of the economics system that they

were defending.

So they created this whole intellectual framework to justify the private equity culture that's

hollowed out the country.

That's my personal view and I've seen it up close my whole life so I think it's a fair assessment

pause it as Dave Smith always says

What libertarian economic order have we had? Can someone, anybody,

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