in Chicago. You know, we've been following the living wage argument and the big box resolution

trying to keep Walmart stores out of the city. The so-called living wage ordinance that would have

required mega retailers in Chicago to pay their workers higher wages was successfully turned back

yesterday. A supporters on a city council couldn't muster enough votes to override the veto of

the mayor Richard daily. Daily veto the ordinance this week saying it would cost the city jobs

that would hurt people who need those jobs the most. He was able to convince enough older men

who voted in favor of the ordinance in July to change their votes. What was 31 to 18 in favor

of overriding the veto, which was three short of the necessary votes to do so. Here is Brian in

Chicago. Welcome sir. It's great to have you on the EIB network. Rush it is an honor. I am thrilled.

This is going to be my talk at a week with everybody. Yeah, coming from the land with

Floyd Grant, Walmart, or illegal. I got two things I want to tell you really quick. One my thinking

on Walmart, why Democrats don't like it is because Walmart has managed to fill a lot of the promises

that Democratic Party has not enabled to fulfill and they did it solely based off of the rules of

capitalism. And I think one of the things that anger them very much at Walmart for doing what they do

and for doing what they've done. Oh, there's no question. We touched on this a little

earlier in the in the program. I think it's even more detailed than that. There's no question that

they resent middle-class success. But here you have to understand the liberal attitude. Liberals

are arrogantly condescending. The last thing liberals want is to be thought of as part of the

middle-class. They're above all that. These people are elitists and the people that are enjoying

life at Walmart, working there and shopping there. Don't need liberals. It's an affront. It's an

offense to liberalism that something like this, like Walmart, could become so big and so successful

in the middle-class because liberals look at themselves as the providers for the middle-class.

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