CLEAN: Protestors take anger over bonuses to AIG exec's houses

The speaker expresses outrage over excessive salaries and bonuses given to insurance company executives, arguing that such practices contribute to economic inequality. They highlight a specific example of $165 million in bonuses as a case of 'socialism for the rich,' contrasting it with the struggles of millions of people. The speaker's participation in a tour is motivated by a desire to voice this opinion and demand accountability.

What is Greenawalt's main reason for joining the tour?

• To support insurance companies

• To discuss tax policies

• To express his opinion against high executive bonuses

• To promote socialism

What does Greenawalt believe should happen to the bonuses given to executives?

• They should be ignored

• They should be increased

• They should be given back

• They should be invested

What example does Greenawalt use to illustrate the misuse of tax dollars?

• $165 million in bonuses to a few executives

• A new government policy

• A public infrastructure project

• A recent tax cut

How does Greenawalt describe the situation of giving large bonuses to executives?

• Capitalism at its best

• Socialism for the rich

• A necessary business strategy

• A fair economic practice

What is the broader issue Greenawalt is addressing in his speech?

• The importance of tax cuts

• The benefits of corporate bonuses

• The disparity between the wealthy and the general population

• The need for more government intervention