I Think That It's Difficult To Talk

Bill Clinton Was A Very, Very Good Speaker. But Like Many People Who Are Great Speakers And Great Thinkers And Have A Lot Of Energy And Ambition, He Talked Too Much.

There's A Great Debate Going On, You Know, On Whether We're Moving Toward A System Of Giant Oligopolies Or A System Of Multiples Of Small Businesses. Which Is It? I Think It's Both. In Every Sector Of The Economy, We Have Giant Brands That Are Trustworthy Guides To What's Good, And Then A Vast Number Of Small Groups, Many Of Them Project-based, Sometimes Folding And Re-creating, That Are Offering Products And Services Through Those Giant Global Brands.

And Now We're Suffering The Logical Culmination Of All This: The Largest Group Of Government-hati Ng, Racist, Homophobic, Misogynistic Know-nothing, Climate-change Denying, Evolution-denyi Ng, Science-denying , Anti-immigrant House Republicans In History, Bent On Taking America Back To The 19th Century.

There Will Always Be A Business Cycle, And White-collar Workers Will Get Hit In The Next Recession Like They Always Do In Recessions.

We're Now Moving Toward A Radically Different Economy. You Absolutely Can't Have A Distribution Oligopoly. The New Oligopolies - And I Think There Will Be New Oligopolies - Will Be Oligopolies Of Trustworthiness. Microsoft, Amazon, Schwab, And Other Brands Will Dominate Psychic Space, Not Shelf Space.