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This is John Batchelor, conversation with colleague Mary Anastasio Grady about socialism at the ballot box, the appeal, redistribution.

Mary explains why that is all the socialists offer and why it's not the future, and certainly

not even the present of the United States, is Mary Anastasia Grady, and a socialist runs

for mayor, what is to be done? What is he think

to be done? What is actually needs to be done? Much more of this tonight. Well, he's not. I mean,

and part of the problem is that you have young college graduates in this city came from other places who, you know, don't like the rents they're paying.

And here comes the Piper who says, well, I'm going to freeze rent.

Of course, he's talking about in rent-stabilized buildings.

He's not talking about private property at this point.

But he says he's going to freeze rent. That sounds very seductive to people who are saying my rent too high.

And of course, you know, all of these offers that are coming from socialists are always really just a redistribution of wealth.

It's like we have this much money right now, and it's not distributed well.

So I, as the guy in charge, am going to redistribute it so it's more equal.

They're not talking about creating wealth, I'm growing the pie,

which is, of course, what you need to do if you're going to bring prosperity

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