Warren Tells New Hampshire Supporters it's Time to End Corruption

The transcript discusses the need for structural change in the U.S. government and economy, emphasizing popular ideas like a wealth tax to fund education and ending corruption in Washington. It highlights the challenges of stagnant wages, rising costs, and inequality, particularly affecting the middle class and people of color. The speaker advocates for fair market rules to prevent discrimination and calls for a change in who makes these rules, aiming for a more equitable future.

In what ways do markets without rules perpetuate racial discrimination?

What is the significance of the year 2020 in relation to changing the rules?