A speaker argues that distrust of authority often reflects real systemic problems, not just paranoia, and urges independent research over accepting claims at face value. He then examines rapid population and job growth in Florida, Texas, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
Do you ever have trust issues with authority, authority figures, whether it's the government, your trade association, your church, your school, wherever you are in life? If you have some trust issues, sometimes it comes from the realities around it, not just from whatever you went through personally in life. So when I ask questions now, I like to do the research, go a little bit deeper, and I don't just take things on face value. I hope you don't either. One of the things that we're discussing very heartily right now all over the country— well, maybe not all over the country, but definitely in Florida, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, the high-growth states where the jobs are coming and where the people are coming in great numbers— we're dealing with growth.
