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Bill O'Reilly here, and I'm warming up. Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Tuesday, the South Fork of Long Island sometimes called the Hamptons is a perfect example of

income inequality. Here, wealthy people pay millions for summer homes, gallivanting around showing

off their good fortune, while an army of service workers keeps

everything tidy and functioning. Lobster salad, a hundred bucks a pound? Why not? $36

cheeseburgers? Yum! Not the real world. The key question, is this wrong, as Bernie Sanders believes? Should action be

taken against the swells? Before I answer, let's consider the other side. Thousands of gardeners,

pool guys, restaurant servers, carpenters, other blue-collar folks are making good money from the rich and affluent

vacationers. These workers have chosen to earn their livings providing needed services.

They are not hedge fund investors or trust fund baby layabouts. Most work very hard for the money.

So do we try to punish the wealthy? Do we seek to take from them? If so,

where in the U.S. Constitution is that memorialized? The reason America is the most prosperous

country in the world is it provides the most opportunity for the most people and you decide the pathway

income inequality certainly on display in our capitalist country jealousy plenty of

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