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CHAPTER Two
OUR
SHARED CONCERNS
Robert's View
Dallas, Texas: February 19, 2006
Once again, on Sunday afternoon, the black limo pulls up to the
backstage entrance ofThe Learning Annex's Real Estate Expo. Once again.
the excitement builds as word spreads, "The Donald is here." And once
again, the police escort comes in first to clear the way, two lines form, and
Mr. Trump walks the gauntlet ofadoring fans.
After about an hour, after the press has left, Donald asks me, "How big
is the audience, and how are they?"
"Tens ofthousands in attendance, and they're a great group. People have
come from all over the world to be here this weekend. They're very excited
about learning and hungry for knowledge."
I was excited, too - but for different reasons.
Since our last meeting, I had read Donald's book, The America UTe
Deserve. The book addresses many ofthe problems we face as a nation
and as a world, such as terrorism, the national debt and healthcare. The
following are excerpts from his chapter on the healthcare issue.
"The U.S. government's General Accounting Office, an objective
investigative arm ofthe Congress, paints an ugly picture:
"Unlike Social Security, Medicare's HI program has been
experiencing a cashflow deficit since 1992 - current payroll taxes
and other revenues have been insufficient to cover benefit payments
......'" two MeN. ONE MESM¢t
