Ep. 184 - Michael Busler PhD: College Cheating Scandal, Socialist Students and Trumps Economy

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Ep. 184 - Why the College Cheating Scandal should be blamed on the student loan crisis backed by the government. Professor of Economics at Stockton University, NJ, Michael Busler Ph.D. joins Dave Sussman and also discusses the increase of socialism among students, and a report card on President Donald Trump's economic policies. Follow Dr. Busler at https://twitter.com/mbusler and https://www.facebook.com/fundingdemocracy

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