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This idea that the American dream is dead, this hopelessness that is pervading out there.

What do you see about the American dream?

What's your feeling about that?

Because you're doing a whole lot of politics right now.

That's what you do, obviously.

But I mean, at this moment when we're taping this, you're traveling, stumping, going state to state,

working with the politicians out there. You think we're done? No, and I don't think we're remotely done.

I think that the ingratitude that it demonstrates to suggest that the American dream is dead

in a time of unique prosperity in human history,

where the poorest people in our society have the best technologies available to them,

literally in human history, where you have a magic machine in your pocket that you dial,

you hit a button, and a good arrives at your door for a cheap price inside of 24 hours,

and you're sitting there going, the dream is dead. I mean, we have these things that are time machines.

They're called airplanes. Fly to other places on Earth and spend like five minutes there,

and you realize just how much the American dream is not dead. And I think that politicians,

on all sides of the aisle, this does make me angry. I think politicians on all sides of the aisle

have an interest in lines to the American people people about this because there's this mentality that if I tell you that the American dream is dead, then only I can save you.

Only I have the ability to come in and rescue you from this crisis that has been created

for you.

When the reality is the steps towards success in a free society are the same as they always were.

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