Sam Seder
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Stephanie Ruhle Gets MAD When You Criticize Billionaires
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12:14Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Anand Ghirardardas is being polite as he can but Stephanie Ruhle won't have it.
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"Witnessing such hubris and hypocrisy must have been hard on the stomach; it does, however, make superb hate-reading. Through these vignettes, Giridharadas depicts an elite he dubs MarketWorld, an international nexus of consultants and business people and centrist politicians who want “to change the world while also profiting from the status quo”. Its hubs include Silicon Valley and Wall Street, its feeding stations Davos and all the other expensive talking shops. Its denizens have access to political power and millions to buy wider influence, through donating to universities and museums. In his bemused defensiveness over higher taxes, Dell was the embodiment of MarketWorld. The billionaires in this book prefer markets to governments, policies to politics, and love solutions that are win-win – which is another way of saying that they should never lose. Theirs is conservatism camouflaged in radical adjectives; change you can’t believe in."*
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