Welcome to Breitbart News Daily. Thanks so much, I'm very excited for the debate tonight between Newsom and DeSantis. We did a little more previewing today, but of course we'll give you all the highlights of it tomorrow. We spend an entire hour and I wish we could put the whole hour here. You've got to subscribe to Sirius XM to hear the whole hour. But we're talking about the American dream and what is it and the challenge to try to define it as something more than in a

materialistic way. So that's what we talked about here. And then in the next segment, we'll play our

interview with Mark Paletta, who's super high power, like big, big, big time lawyer in DC. And tells

the story of how the Republicans today are finally,

finally fighting fire with fire in a wonderful way.

So we'll talk with him coming up in a little bit as well.

But first, how do you define the American dream?

I know. All right. All right. I want to talk about this.

It came up yesterday, but we've got to pay it off here.

The Wall Street Journal did a poll on the American dream.

What is the American dream?

And does it still exist?

Now before we talk about whether it exists or not, I think we've got to talk about what it is.

What is it?

How do you define it?

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I think we were told for a long time, my childhood,

I was told,

the American dream was owning

a home.

If you own a house,

you're living the American dream.

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