Paula Gloria interviews the founder of the Center for Economic and Social Justice, Norman Kurland, whose work in the Civil Rights Movement primed him to meet and put into successful practice the methods of the great economic thinker, Louis O. Kelso, a corporate investment banking lawyer and author of many books, including "The Capitalist Manifesto". Mr Kelso figured out a way for the average worker to have access to capital ownership using corporate financing the same way the rich do - by borrowing on the basis of future earnings. Borrowing against shelter (housing that has caused such a crisis today) is not the same as borrowing against a plan that achieves profit that can then be distributed for greater economic wealth for all.