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will sort of augment the i can't tell you about it this is the women's talk w. smart women. smart talks we've broken records smart station to find out how to sweat w. . i'm an only child had a great childhood i have two amazing parents gave me everything i needed. flat went out yeah. i mean we were but it was so much love that we didn't really notice. we grew up and then vitamin where

you never really knew who was going to hop on that case all over. compared to previous generations. of two for the best pair of shoes but we're not even in poverty. we make plenty of money like we make plenty of money it's not like we won the lottery and moved into a big fancy neighborhood. my integrity is what i have you know a long time ago people's word integrity meant a lot. i grew up happy. in the appalachian mountains. we had good christmases we have love.

but now. just. what the hell am i now. hear me. no challenge is more urgent. we're not the sum of our country we're a shrinking number of people do really well well good morning number barely get by . or we can restore an economy where everyone gets a fair shot and everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same federal. these united states are going to fight it with an economic affliction of great proportions it is time to reawaken this industrial giant to get government back

within its means and the like in our punitive tax burden on these principles there will be no compromise. thank you don't want time to go back to work on out. all out war by the council workers and other industrial dispute based on the lorry drivers has led to some of the panic buying in the shops and markets the phone the whatever the government tried to do it wasn't nestle making things better it might be making things worse i did think the free market would produce the resources the could make everybody better off the argument was that if you did this we get rid of unemployment there'd be more investment to be more. that would trickle down i mean it's one hundred thousand times water without big rewards people like me are not going to work. fifteen to twenty hours a day in order to get rich. we're

were. the. people back home are going to live longer than you probably think but when i come home at night and if he's not i don't know if he's ill or straights but anyway do you. have. the mates. even better in a good week and then when i come home back to bed and i know it just forcing myself to continue.

from cooking can't be think of the west principal type of smoke back in the states but i can get a source if you could buy that over one of the principles of stock investment the floor that might be just like the room i was always just where guess it started coming did they called the cops on the casket let me buy from him going to cut the lid on his crispy pakistan brush and let's try to get the idea. my mom has thought a sex when she died if i keep drinking that is me. my dear not being dead if it has sex. all of the things that i need to do to try a little length in my life which is already cut short because i was born in poland if i make it to seventy i'll be lucky and not suffer each solid the video.

now of course because of a growing body of people know that on employment and public health consequences instead of the former idea that it was businessman stress that led to the us tells problems. a lot i have come am thanking my friends the aides to happen tidings. all different diseases a man. in a dead above when is a good day. that's what happened. i think is what i know. if you can live this year. my daughter's father passed on the twenty third of last year. they cannot hurt me a little bit. back to me in this thing oh my. dad

a liver cancer. it's really. it is it's a good thing you know i know in a better place he suffered home with quite some time. and. was a gala fourteen year long time. in glasgow men living in the poorest part have a life expectancy of fifty four in india three quarters of the population live on two dollars a day or less no wedding plans if some two don't miss a day or less and yet many in the poorest part of glasgow have life expectancy this is shorter than the average in india. and i thought. that's it that's going to

explain it being relatively disadvantaged has profound consequences which determine high rates of suicide i mean tests alcohol heart disease. gave me what i thought was confidence so it's that core belief that your was something less and. was a pink elephant a spell that really. everybody is trying to escape in their own way used to try and escape. doing different things like marijuana highest are high in their. middle age people probably drink or do

some to escape older people probably just don't care because they all have to deal with head so. but everybody trying to escape something. it's just i use my beer my cigarette and then give me a little be a have a nanny and there's a bad says have a look at me a good movie and go to be. ok to you when. i have an ice cream i like ice cream. sometime last it will kind of end until i came home till i'm stuffed. i think you look good with a little meat only about. me g.-d. good at home.

i feel very anxious all the song in the nervousness is just you know the customer cyano smiling. for example a man yesterday as he told me he said you look like you need to calm down and i want to i can't you know what it's like going to have a heart attack and i'm like uh no. help me. i used to work and i would leave and i would go jogging to jam the novice cast off and everything and i got where instead i would rather get come home as a down and eat instead you know. i was walking out on us i missed when you're off because we were so short handed i was like i'm against those that money here felonies and you can still come back but you know what. that's there are things you know. if you take an economics course you're taught that markets are based on informed consumers making

rational judgment suppose you turn on the television should. take a look at the ads i mean are they trying to create informed consumers making rational choices the country they're trying to create or uninformed consumers who will act irrationally when the so huge industry one of the biggest industries in the country. takes. me like i'm. going to. get healthy that's what i'm going to say pleasantly plump.

oh i can read into things you just sanitary so that i am manager. but if you really look forward only of. my. yes i. have to hand mine i don't want to i had congestive heart failure and i actually literally died and. it took me two weeks to come out of the calm i'm just lucky and in my heart still. beating low enough to do what i need to do you know but that's just making it weaker. to suck them. into time for. it just makes me sleep easy at night knowing i found home by myself with my kids

that there's somebody watching. and the. hand. i would love to see more of all that i always say i wish i had a husband i worked a nine to five job you know where are we were able to come home together at night and take care of the kids together but i i know that's not reality and i know he's providing a lifestyle for us without him working as hard because. we know that

financial distress is one of the main factors that sends people to see marriage counselors in the areas that saw the biggest increases in the body we saw the biggest increase in the horse race people in the middle are trying to make ends meet and in the process of experiencing an enormous amount of additional stress in their lives it's time for. a minute. after a week i'm exhausted i work all day and then i come home to two kids to feed and they even. kind of make up for all the hours that i wasn't home. that you know. i know i am.

i feel tremendous guilt. not being able to see the girls and put them to bed in the end it's very frustrating when the girls are more used to her than me. caring. for their character but. how are you gonna. feel. yeah just got she played on the from home and the neighborhood. paid from page a.j. you've been arrested in what the n.b.c. and sound as i mean look in here from my saw is the free and i don't want to be hard no food deal while i'm in their cooking and this is from people stressing out

because they're condom is so jacked up over here and that's why we end up with situations like these people for different. and they made and frustrating at a job i'm going to enter and trying it in people. here rage against another person born with somebody else and. they are just find anything to take the frustration out cutting out too much else to do. psychologists and sociologists what criminals consistently say that lack of respect is the trigger for violence and aggression all that's left to people just the maintenance of self-respect and so if that's threatened. in some way then you see this violent and aggressive reaction. police make say

two teenage boys and thirteen year old girl. honester gun fight in a birthday party or a privately owned club this is not unusual they've had a lot of people killed in this little town in the past few years high school students killing each other you know when you know this is you never know when you you know you're going to be robbed and. i would love to walk to work or ride a bike to work and of course it's only like two miles down the road but i'm too scared to ride a bike or walk home at midnight i always worry about walking that parking lot always so with half the lights out right now. you know it's very dangerous place. to get on well with the sixteen homicides last year. three times the number of people that are in this church policing community are trying to address an epidemic of violent crime much of it rooted in drugs street sweeper shotgun twelve

twelve gauge drills in this drum magazine no cites because it's not designed to me that inside. the city it is coming well i'm sick of the i'm stressed out all this is just is this devastating look at look in the. day you can run you next week and. at the moment. i'm hanging out just not in the moment. you know i have this door closed

and the good doc ran here i am. i now ok i was out there i mean i'm very. every level. kind of cornered are getting out of the way retreating to walden from where they want. to harm. the group our. hero. oh. there we go guys have a good answer for. you all right thanks or no you're welcome. or sawyer called us barely one of those chickens got mauled another one got. nicked

out and chased around. with the little guy was able to get it mediated with him and got him calm down. the coyotes giving notice sighting they give uniform a show about the not much just that it was crossing the road right on the north side there's some like was that big one so it was a big one. they've been hanging around for a few months now i think oh so i believe so and will the vast lake. house sort of tossed them off the windows but they're ok you know it's a new one and there are. other loose dogs we're talking about but that. doesn't square that away is it looks like everything is noted on the cards properly so that sounds good grab a cup of coffee and let's just structure feet of a little bit and then we'll continue that sounds like a bunch of it's fresh stuff where. violent crime and the fear it provokes

are crippling our society limiting personal freedom and fraying the ties that bind us now those who commit repeated violent crimes should be told when you commit a third behind crime you will be put away and put away for good three strikes and you are now. i get caught with a gram a dope one point five. ok then. i would hurt anybody but myself i would sell it you know i didn't give it to kids or anything like that and i go to court and i would try and hear anything that they're used that three strikes against and they gave me a twenty five year sentence i've been in a box just live with bigger than this for the last seventeen years and to be locked

up and treated as i have been treated here there's not a man alive that would feel the same way that i do now they've created the ball i hate me yeah i'm in the penitentiary but you know something i've never i've never been caught with anything i've got to get but now i get in front of females and these officers and i got to bend over so they're my asshole yeah humiliating it it's beyond that i had all i had all my mouth i had i was kicked out of the robertson unit i was beaten almost to death they broke eight ribs they dislocated my arms mildly they broke my jaw they kicked out mog real they broke my ocular bone my nose

but you know something the first time that i didn't get my head ripped off three days later it didn't hurt as bad and then up and then did i became a must i hate people and you know how sad that is to say. you know i have been treated so bad back here that yes i could i could actually now i could kill a man you know i really could i could kill one of these loads and i'm in it not sad that's sad because i you know i was raised i was raised as a now. and what about going to do now mr around when i get out what am i going to do get me a job at mcdonald's i'll be fifty four years old came down when i was twenty six i was in college i was taking a vote tech one of my god what am i going to do now because what you were before

you come to the penitentiary is not what you're going to be when you're released. this is a country that began with the language of liberty and yet we have more people in prison to tap into than anybody in the world. there's no doubt that being rich makes it much less likely that they'll be incarcerated even if sometimes something terrible. says something. like. god. why this is the richest here ever human history the rich are getting richer there's evidence are less and these are creators to have sort of cracks these are doing are

making things happen when they do well we don't do well. there's a religion that says everyone will benefit as almost like they do with the real world so it completely fails in the real world house is the wrong word it's not a failure for the the fraction of one percent of the population that's accumulating wealth you know beyond the dreams of avarice the influence of money in politics has risen dramatically in recent decades the people at the top have more money what they've been doing has been giving bigger contributions to politicians and in return asking for lower tax rates on themselves and less stringent regulations on their companies from humble beginnings in small town arkansas to the world's leading retailer wal-mart has come a long way since one nine hundred sixty to no one except for maybe son who never lost sight of his original idea could have predicted the company's remarkable

growth we're not suggesting case because one must be. a national registry and yet and they are no doubt highly respected in the communities in which they live and their dad they do respectable things they have a fun museums and they give money to hospitals and feel that they will let stuff. and yet you know in many communities people who work at will or getaways but also getting food stamps so that basically the public is paying for all bugs labor . for fiscal year in two thousand and twelve while more heads grow sales of what four hundred forty six billion and then the net sales were sixteen point seven but almost seventeen billion dollars net profit i have no problem with a company making a profit but like i said i have my own business but when you're making a profit at the expense or you get the people who are doing the work and they're in there their own food stamps it's a moral issue if you're making

a decision are we going to cut our so we can keep profit up you know what your doing. we've been finding that wealthier individuals are more likely to perceive the pursuit of self interest as opposed to collective interest as being moral and favorable or even observing this moralization of greed this greed is good mentality this culture absolutely selects for a second path a thinkers you know people who literally have no empathy whatsoever because once you have successfully cleaved off ethical considerations you're incredibly efficient i think there's nothing wrong with aspiring to be comfortable i don't even know that there's anything wrong with aspiring to be rich but the aspiration of wall street is how you money and you money is the amount of money so vast that you can pick up the phone or you to whoever you wanted without repercussion.

one of the necessary illusions for the general public is that we live in a capitalist economy but the rich don't believe that for a minute they insist on a powerful state to protect them from market discipline so it's goldman sachs makes a risky transaction they're basically protected if it crashes they can run to the nanny state with their cap and have it build out good morning this is a pivotal moment for america's economy. problems that originated in the credit markets and first showed up in the area of subprime mortgages have spread throughout our financial system it's been a dismal on wall street the last i heard the dow jones up one hundred points along yesterday the dow closed down five hundred investors agree that this is a week to see whether or not the government can step in and heal the sick i don't mean i'm

a strong believer in free enterprise. under normal circumstances i believe companies that make bad to. fissions should be allowed to go out of business but these are not normal circumstances you know the president has said over and over it's the people's money. is right about that it is the people's money but now it's the people's debt. this is a pain that will stay with me for the rest of my life but you got to keep four hundred eighty million dollars i have a very basic question for you is this fair the spectacle all of these bankers who have contributed hugely to bring the western economies to the knees and yes still going on paying themselves money beyond the dreams of avarice in most people's eyes and they really think they're worth it but sometimes i meet them socially and they say max when we understand this is how capitalism works i say this is not how capitalism work this is talk up and listen goes

hopelessly disastrously wrong. i mean. i'm the best person to speak on behalf of the last record that it is i sit across from them. you know i see the humanity of people on wall street are working harder now than ever before not knowing whether they can ever move up the ladder and when will this rat race and for the. dr all then pass is a chick a psychologist and probably more than anything else. is known for helping people manage i'm certain date and maintain optimum motivation and performance in times of uncertainty. i think.

it's become a mission for me to help people out during this rough time because i feel like in my practice as a psychologist my clients are looking to me for answers my dissertation is the first study in the united states conducted in the last fifty years was called casualties of wall street and assessment of the walking wounded and my findings basically show that we are currently in a crisis of connectivity. global . don't know when. we should not bail out those who made the reckless decision to buy

a home they knew they could never afford. that the word came up a lot o. greedy homeowners this isn't just about poor people who bought t.v. is on their second mortgages and it's their father and they were greedy that's the mentality blame the victim. i can't use my credit cards to live and then i found i got those where i was maxed out and i'm at the end and. fixing to be moving. i've got to go very soon within the next few weeks you know. this is this is the. there's a lot of data. suggesting that social mobility is an all time low people despite their hard work aren't achieving the american dream. so who is it that achieves

wealth it's often those individuals that are born into wealth the first place. i actually feel like i'm blessed with having everything i need. could not ask for anything more and. that fifteen years old i left big stone gap and i hitchhiked across this entire continent to southern california. and i had a good job. heterosexual. life was good i was thinking about going to hollywood be the next tom cruise or somebody you know.

but it did happen mark that. my mom had hired lung infection. she died in eighty nine and it crushed me crash me you know i went into a spiral of doing wrong spiral and doing things to get by. it took me down a long road that i didn't want to travel but i did i was hanging out with the wrong people do wonderful things. trying to make money and try and you know survive pretty much i'm one year from out a year and i came out c.e.o. who couldn't get his story and then i hate here isn't an added time i couldn't have been with me because i was so. why doubt but after my congestive heart failure

i woke up it was a wake up call that i needed. a solely needed weight and i did it. i've been off to the races ever since. feel that mainstream school is a great place for kids who are even slightly above the curve. so i'm probably home school if they're not staying on track getting the milestones

meeting the goals they need to meet it's going to impact long term what their outcome looks. no challenge is more urgent no debate is more important we can either settle for a country where a shrinking number of people do really well while a growing number of americans barely get by or we can restore an economy where everyone gets a fair shot and everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules. it's not the case that inequality is attributable to bad apples but rather that the barrel is bad the barrel is what's contaminating the apples it's the institutions that prioritize getting ahead above all else that it's ok to break the law if that means that your going to make more profits for the

company with no attention to what the consequences are for the system as a whole. what i took to is the feeling that there's some mechanism out about which you can do nothing to that's not simply not true if you want to change this they can train shit and there were. plenty busy at table and i'm here today to have a voice for my fellow worker and everybody to struggle in the past pull into rochelle long term what would you like to say to the boss of allied health for whom you work i don't blame any one particular company the truth is unless the government actually acknowledge the importance of home care sector within this country people are going to continue to be felt these problems a deep rooted within the system and it's a system that needs to change my name is janet sparks and i am

a wal-mart associate at store number eleven zero two when i think about the fact there are see you know my due made over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart associate. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. i wish we'd never gotten into this subject to have obviously never. faced extraordinary high rewards i didn't realize that that was going to happen maybe others always you have the wealth that this would be the result of it but i think the plot is unfortunate so much i regret it i think you know you sort of always have it maybe in the back of your mind that you know you're not part of something

good but i don't have a clear sense of why i'm doing something actively harmful and then when the financial crisis her. i started to feel really uncomfortable and i asked my boss will the public ever forgive us for this and meaning the bail out and he braced i said to me well here's the thing the public always forgets the public forgot after the savings and loan crisis the public forgot after long term capital management blew. the public always forgets and the public will forget again and we will you know move on and it will go back to normal so don't worry about it.

have been so before coming out for eleven months that's the longest of being away from a drink. and i'm with my mother in front of his face mold. me i thought back up but then come right back to square one to help me. i did do all by my. cardio me. here is a pleasure. to have a secondary gate to keep these ten to twenty homes completely separate from the rest of the homes that are already completely separate. i think it's a status thing more than a fear thank there's already a guy at the gate house of them with a gun. but you got me. you

know. to be honest i rather live in florida. one of my next motivating factors is going to be the fact that i do want to eventually move to florida and have a second home. how will i lose grist i might be living under a bridge next week you know but. at least i tried. when i was if i could be a millionaire or anything like that and about one big house they got about fifty a bit of wrong you know i have all my families with me you know i would love that. i would love that you know darn. well somebody.

has left us and i. could say the case of that mall or spectrum i think for dinner at night i don't want my life i just wish. it was a bit easier. most likely i'll end up back here. but it won't be because i walked into a school and shot up a whole bunch of children or rape somebody or anything like that it will be because i probably got caught stealing a love for get a life sentence for. the way.

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