chance that there is going to be a recalibration for the democratic left hand at the of e party of the silicon valley elite and very subsidized poor for the upper middle and lower middle classes and that was inconceivable so i am cautiously optimistic. >> let's start with peasantry because you talked in the book about a subservient role resident and labor of inferior rank and millions are becoming a new version. >> that is a funny word. it doesn't exist in the classical vocabulary there's no word and the same is true in greek but there is no word for peasant. i don't think there's been a word in the american lexicon that we don't call people peasants. there is an agrarian, three holding so if that is a foreign experience because we had a viable middle-class so it starts to protect the property of the middle class. there is no citizenship between 2700 bc so then we want to pass it onto our children and they take a long time to grow and investment and we want that property protected and out of that comes these auxiliary rights. this is what jefferson always said the same thing that this country

valley elite the very wealthy and then we are going to have the middle and lower middle class. that was inconceivable. i'm cautiously optimistic. >> that's good. i'm feeling that already. let's start with peasantry because you talk about in the book of subservient rural president a labor of inferior rank but then we got to the middle class and millions of americans are becoming a new version with declining wages and so on and new urgent. >> that's a funny word that's latin for rustic which doesn't exist in a latin vocabulary. there's no word. the same thing is true in greek. there's no word for peasant and i don't think there is a word in the american lexicon for peasant. it's a cultural term and their agrarian send farmers. they have the foreign experience because we had a viable middle class so it's to protect the middle class. there's no citizenship before it 2780 and we want to pass on to our children to grow an investment and we want that property protected. out of that comes these auxiliary rights. this is what jefferson and tocqueville always said the same thing. maybe w

valley elite,on very wealthy and subsidized foreign then you have the middle and middle middle and lower middle classes and that was inconceivable 20 years ago when i think they're going to be the majority of the country rated some cautiously optimistic pretty. >> also that is good. so you talk about the account subservient role are labor of inferior rank and then we sort of got the middle class and the millions of americans are becoming the new version thanks to debt and declining wages and so on in a new version of this essentially pretty. >> is latin for - but you know, it does not exist in the latin vocabulary, there is no word and the same thing is true in greek and there is no word for peasant. is it we don't call people peasants, that is a cultural term, their small farmers or other names but this experience because when viable middle-class. and so, starts really to protect the property of middle-class, there's no citizenship before 2700 bc in this idea comes with employee planner trees along the path and we want to pass on to her children, it could take a long-term to grow it is

valley elite, the very wealthy and subsidized poor and then you will have the upper middle and lower middle classes. that will be conceivable and they will be the majority of the country. i am cautiously optimistic. >> that's good. i'm feeling that already. let's start with peasantry because you talk about in the book the subservient rural residents, the labor of inferior rank and then we sort of got the middle class and millions of americans are becoming a new version thanks to the declining wages so the new version. >> it doesn't exist in the classical latin vocabulary. the same thing is true in greek there is no word for peasant. there is agrarian, small farmers so that is a foreign experience is these classical antecedents. then if we are going to plant a these trees and vines we want to pass on to our children. they always said at the same thing that this country was different. maybe we didn't earn it about we had all of this land and homestead acts and the idea that people could come and be autonomousnt and independent ons classical in the idea that they were going to lack the

valley elite, the wealthy and subsidize poor and things will have the upper middle and middle middle and lower middle class and that was inconceivable in 20 years and i think it will be the majority of the country so i am cautiously optimistic. >> that's good, i am feeling better already. [laughter] you talk about in the book rural residents are a labor of inferior rank but then we got the middle class and millions of americans are becoming a new version with debt and declining wages, a new version of peasantry. >> it's a funny work, it's latin for rustic which doesn't exist in classical latin vocabulary and the same thing in greek, there is no work for president. i don't think there's a word for parentri peasant we don't call people presence unless it's a cultural term, aquarians and small small farmers, it's a foreign experience because we have a viable middle-class show is to protect the property of the middle class. this idea comes near going to plan and pass it on to our children, it takes a long time to grow an investment we want that property and out of outcomes of mozilla rew

valley elite, very wealthy and the very subsidized poor and then you're going to have the upper middle, and middle middle and lower middle classes and that was inconceivable 20 years and i think they're going to be the majority of the country. i'm cautiously optimistic. >> okay, that's good. i'm feeling better already. let's start with peasantry. >> you talked to it used to be laborer of inferior rank and then we sort of got the middle class. and that millions of americans are becoming a new version, thanks to debt, joblessness, declining wages, so on, new version of peasant. >> it's a funny word from latin for rustic, but it doesn't exist in the classical latin vocabulary. and there's no word for peasant. i don't think there's been a work in the lexicon as peasant unless -- there's small farmers, free holders and yeomen, so that's a foreign experience of ours, and we had a viable middle class. so citizen starts to middle class. and there's no citizen until 2600 boynton beaching to our children to grow an investment and 2600bc. and vying and we want the property protected and out of th

valley heat, the very wealthy and the very subsidized poor, and then they're going to have the upper middle and middle-middle and lower middle classes. and that was inconceivable 20 years ago. and i think they're going to be the majority of the country. i'm cautiously optimistic. >> okay. well, that's good. that's good. i'm feeling better already. let's start with peasantry are, because you talk about this used to denote a subservient, rural resident or laborer of inferior rank, but then we sort of got the middle class and that millions of americans are becoming a new version thanks to department, joblessness, declining wages and so on, new version of peasant, essentially. >> yeah. that's a funny word. it's latin for rustic but, you know, it doesn't exist in a classical latin vocabulary. there's no word. the same thing is true in greek. there's no word for peasant. there's been a word in the american lexicon for peasant, you know, calling people peasants unless there are cultural terms. there's agrarian, small farmers, yeoman, that's a foreign experience because we have a viable midd