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I'm talking about Charles dickins Oliver
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Twist that is the future of this country
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that is what I see what are the biggest
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problems that we face in this country
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it's well I mean it's wealth inequality
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it's wealth INE equality listen if you
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allow wealth to flow at an unbelievably
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rapid rate out of your middle class away
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distribution matters if we're playing
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chess and you take all of my pieces one
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at a time I'm going to lose that chess
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explode we've seen living standards
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collapse for all no working people at
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