Afterburner with Bill Whittle: The Working Class

In this week's Afterburner, Bill Whittle takes on the liberal agenda by addressing the underlying assumptions of Juan Williams when he asked Newt Gingrich this question:

"You recently said black Americans should demand jobs, not food stamps. You also said poor kids lack a strong work ethic and proposed having them work as janitors in their schools. Can't you see that this is viewed, at a minimum, as insulting to all Americans, but particularly to black Americans?"

For a primer on how to respond to race-baiting, watch this Afterburner.

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[gopherbaroque60]

Bill, I do hope all the potential Republican candidates have lined you up to write their speeches come the runup to the general election

[Ticky66MN]

Bill, you are an incredibly wise man and wonderful speaker. Thank you!!!

[ListenandQuestion]

not exactly true.. a lot of the stuff we buy is from other countries so you are either supporting another countries citizens or a big company who already has shit load of money

[Hoschi0913]

@ListenandQuestion

by "wasting" his money on stupid shit ,he gives other people jobs,cuz that stupid shit he buys ,has to be made by someone right? if you wouldnt do it (as you say) you would keep other people in poverty and make them loose their homes by not spending your earned money on "stupid shit"

[ListenandQuestion]

@henrycate By the way I'm fine with capitalism and I think it makes our country better than the rest, but I'm annoyed with greedy people.

[ListenandQuestion]

@henrycate nah just a good person that knows money isnt everything. if you can give your middle/lower class workers and consumers a little more money or a little more bang for their buck then I think its a no brainer.

[ListenandQuestion]

@Hoschi0913 Live for yourself, die by yourself. :)

[ListenandQuestion]

@Hoschi0913 I'm not jealous, I wish he would return more of the money he makes to his workers and consumers so they arent losing there homes. I realize there is risk, but he just wastes his money on stupid shit and I know I wouldnt do that.

[henrycate]

@ListenandQuestion I think you are a Communist.

[Hoschi0913]

@ListenandQuestion

which also teaches a life lesson right there (your uncle and his comapny) ,yes we are all created equal,BUT we dont end up equal,means your uncle had an idea ,became a business men (with all the risk involved) and made something out of his life (aside the money),in contrast you Sir are just jealouse over his success and for some reason deny him what he worked hard for,yet you Sir havent shown,that you are willing to take the same sacrifices to archive something in your life

[Hoschi0913]

@ListenandQuestion

no it doesnt makes sence at all,my question to you is this.....Why you think your uncle did "create" build or make this company in the first place ? ask him please i like to know,i bet he will say something in the ballpark of.....to have a better life (making more money) for me ,my family ,my kids (not in that order) ,that he with his company provides a service to other people is a plus no doubt,but why you think he should give the profit out of his effort to someone else?