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They've got their money, but we've got our soul.

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They've got their money, but we've got our soul.

Welcome to Redacted Tonight.

This is the show where Americans in America covering American news are called foreign agents. The tsunami is almost here. Looming evictions may soon make 28 million people homeless in the United States. 28 million evictions.

To put that into perspective, only 10 million people

lost their homes during the 2008 economic crisis,

and that was considered the craziest thing that had ever happened.

And this would be three times as crazy.

To talk about the impending homelessness avalanche, we have to first ignore the fact that our

government could totally bail people out and keep them in their homes.

Not only have they already bailed out big banks and Wall Street to the tune of $4.25 trillion.

But you also have to remember that the Pentagon has over $21 trillion of unaccounted for adjustments on their books over the past 20 years.

So there is plenty of money.

Money is not a problem.

Money is an ideal, all right?

It's a concept, right?

And the U.S. government has an unlimited imagination.

As philosopher Alan Watts once put it,

saying there's not enough money to do something. It's like a builder

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