this billionaire rounder i think is how was how in
says his name who is running for governor of Illinois
risk router who is a member a wine club because a hundred thousand dollars
to be a member of it work if you can get it right
you know
being a billionaire is not in and of itself anything should disqualify
anybody from anything
some very good billionaires out there but there's also some very toxic once
they tend to be
in the republican party and
so he and his running as Governor Quinn whose
in my mind a a pretty damn good guy and
and you know a reason why progressive for democratic ur
governor and so
net you know when the Bruce router gets attacked
for being a billionaire and and being a member of a wine club because over a
hundred thousand bucks to be a member he pulls out his trash can be any says I'm
on this for twenty years it's got almost 200,000 miles on
my kids called the rolling trash can I call it reliable
you know I have talked
on this program before and in fact I I wrote about it into my books
about the problem love obsessive-compulsive disorder hoarding
syndrome
14 syndrome you you see this
the I mean there's a TV called hoarders TV show
and its you know where people just feel like there's never enough
and i got to hang on to this stuff and I might need some day in the end up with
you know newspapers up to the ceiling and you got any got a war
walk through pathways in there in their apartment to
to get from place to place an in old the
tin cans and empty for juice bottles and I mean you know just
weird stuff but that's because that's the only stuff that's available to them
there's a homeless woman who lives out the or or spends her days out out in
front of the TV studio we do what we do our show in the evening
and she's just you know her pilot stuff just gonna grows and grows and grows
it's like this is all that she can get
but it's like hey this is my stuff and I'm not sure that she has warrants and
she may just be trying to hold her worldly possessions together but the
but the the the larger issue is that
I believe that for some of these billionaires who have put
getting wealthy over everything else over the idea
instead of social responsibility instead of being a good neighbor it's that have
been
you know E appropriate in business and community
it's just up more money more money know I need more than their
and I'm wondering if Bruce runners one of those guys
you always wonder that about billionaires and then he pulls out this
car that he's had for twenty years and it's a trash can and psych
oh yeah orders do that well sometimes is really frugal people do that too
I don't know it's going to be real interesting to see if this
you know a reporter pointed out that his party the one percent in a is a known on
part 01
100 up 1 percent its to point to one percent
a is actually if he's a billionaire and his party 2.000
0 1 percent but its
keep an eye on this race this governor's race in
in Illinois up particularly now that my conscience you know with my question is
it will actually go back to
buckley versus vallejo that was about whether Canada confines himself with his
own money
and back in seventy six
and the supreme court said yeah billionaires now had a have an advantage
over anybody else nissen then he saw Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina trying to buy
seats in California california's looked at that and said hey there's a rich
person try to buy seats you know your average people in California we know all
about this
but apparently a a billionaire try to buy a seed
in illinois is is about to pull it off so
see where this goes but he's ahead in the polls which i think is bizarre