In this section, George Carlin exposes the true power dynamics in the US, highlighting how the big wealthy business interests control everything and make all the important decisions. He critiques the education system, stating that it will never be fixed because the owners of the country don’t want an educated population capable of critical thinking. Carlin emphasizes that the owners want obedient workers, just smart enough to run the machines and do paperwork, but not smart enough to question the system. He also points out that the media is controlled by these interests, shaping what people hear and believe. Carlin concludes by highlighting the rigged game and the lack of awareness and care among the American public, suggesting that the American dream is merely an illusion that requires people to be asleep to believe it.