Album Notes

Angry but hysterical protest song mocking Obama's flimsy logic for a sustained military presence in Afghanistan...followed by two already released youtube songs breaking down hypocrisy, greed, misconduct and stupidity that led first to the sub prime mortgage crisis and then to tax payer funded bailouts.

Youtube Comments

This is an awesome song, I love the lyrics. This is going right into my Economic humor playlist. A million stars.

Possibly the best rap I've heard ever. Informational, and worthwhile. Well done!

Great stuff! We need more folk songs about classic liberal positions. Well done, Gregg!

Big thumbs up... thx for the laugh!

this is brilliant. every student in america should watch this

This is amazing! God i love your videos. I've been doing on going research on everything you rhymed about in the video! AMAZING keep them coming, young econ students need something better than NPR for their news updates. haha

Catchy and effective

I don't think many youtube songs could sustain me for 7 minutes. This one did cause it was awesome. So many good lines.

The best explanation I've ever heard :-)

This is song Golden, so true so true we are screwed!!!

Each member of congress should be required to watch this before they vote on the bailout.

best explanation of the sub-prime crisis i've seen so far

Excellent video and some good comments on here by people who know what it is all about!An economy that is based on "creative accounting"! It is legalised stealing and enough people are finally waking up to the situation! You tube is helping us! This one is going to be a biggy and as those responsible try to escape, a big dollop of shit has already hit the fan!

Privatize the profits. Socialize the losses."

Yeah. Legalized stealing by the so-called elite.

They should all be put in a labor camp as far as I'm concerned.

thats why we needed Ron Paul.

This is GREAT! I love it! I laughed so hard because there is so much truth to it all. I almost fell off the chair laughing when it showed ol Ben in the helicopter.

Wordsworth wishes he could rhyme like that

I love it. Long, but tells the whole story of the sub-prime mess.