Inglewood Results; Orange County Journalist "Roundtable"; The Fiscal Burden of an Aging Population
Inglewood Results
The voters of Inglewood went to the polls today to have their say on Measure 4A, which would allow a Wal-Mart super center to be built in the City, independent of City oversight. Joining Larry Mantle to discuss what the voters of Inglewood decided is David Stewart, private citizen and president of the Inglewood Chamber of Commerce, Nancy Cleeland, staff writer for the Los Angeles Times and Danny Tabor, former Inglewood City Councilman and long-time Inglewood resident.
Orange County Journalist "Roundtable"
Larry Mantle talks with journalists Chris Reed, Orange County Register op-ed column editor, and Will Swaim, Editor of the OC Weekly, about the latest news events and developments in Orange County.
The Fiscal Burden of an Aging Population
America is on a collision course with the needs of 77 million baby boomers who will be hobbling into old age in 2030 when there will be twice as many retirees as today and only 18% more workers. In the new book, The Coming Generational Storm: What You Need to Know about America’s Economic Future (The MIT Press), co-author Lawrence Kotlikoff warns us that if government doesn’t act now to head of the “coming generational storm,” we will face skyrocketing tax hikes, lower retirement and health care benefits, high inflation and political instability. The co-authors offer bold new policy solutions to avoid this demographic/ fiscal collision.