Rabbi Daniel Lapin

It’s early 2016. A socialist and a billionaire are polarizing America. One, driving in a beat-up car and dressed in what appear to be Goodwill Industries cast-offs, loathes banks and business with authentic earnestness. The other travels by private jet or helicopter and seldom misses an opportunity to express how good he feels about having made much money. Regardless of whether you find them charming or repulsive, they are opposites. Regardless of who ends up a nominee, each of us must decide whether making money is a cause for feelings of guilt or pride. And how we decide has consequences in our own lives. In this speech, I provide some guidance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices