Discussion on Economic Growth and Socialism
That's, that's why. And, you know, I'll tell you that the, uh, for the,
for the
G20 meeting here in, in Asheville, uh, we were
spreading the, uh, the word to the world that we have
the strongest economy in the world, come grow with us.
This is how we're doing it, and we had some very, uh, meaningful
discussions on how to do that, whether it's through deregulation,
via energy, um, tax certainty.
And, you know,
as you said, just as the rest of the world wants to be
more like us, as we have this great economy, we
are very...
the, uh, you know, we are accelerating away from the rest of the
world.
There are some malcontents who, uh, do
not want to work. They wanna pull everyone down with them.
And look, I, I think that this is,
um, uh... I, I think that this is
a, a limited group and that as, as I
said, uh, they, they are un- under-earning,
and the, the rest of America, you know, we, we are seeing working class
wages pick up faster than the, uh, for the bottom
25% than the, the, the rest of the, the working group
put together. So, you know, these people think-
Wow
... that they're entitled to something.
And, you know, as you said, show me where socialism has ever worked.
Did it work in Venezuela? No. Did it work in the Soviet Union?
Nyet. Has it worked in Cuba? No. So, you know,
if, if you could show me where it had worked,
and, you know, it, it's
just a-
Oh.
I, I, I think it is pastime, the, uh, for a,
a group who just needs to get up and do something.
Yeah. Oh, uh-
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