There are so many parts to it that stands out, but I think this absolutely nails it.

But the fact is, what the Clinton revolution did was it made class warfare for the rich fashionable, in a way that no one else was able to do it, no other movement. And it said these thieves on Wall Street, these people who are going to rip you off 20 different ways to Sunday — they’re good people, and they support good causes. And you mentioned Lloyd Blankfein, you know; “government” Goldman Sachs, you know. Robert Rubin came from Goldman Sachs; he was Clinton’s treasury secretary. And the whole thing of unleashing Wall Street and getting, gutting destroying the New Deal — that was a serious program to basically betray the average American and betray their interest. And that’s why we’ve had this growing income inequality since that time. That’s the Clinton legacy in this world, really, is the billionaire coup, the billionaire culture.

The follow up answer:

Yep, the oligarchy was put on fast-forward by the new politics of the Clintons. What they promised wasn’t, you know, a break from Reaganism, although there was certainly a cultural difference. They promised continuity, and that’s what we saw through the Obama administration. Obama presided over the biggest decline in black home ownership in the United States since, I think, prior to World War II. You mentioned Glass-Steagall; this set the stage for the financial crisis; NAFTA, destroyed the unions, shipped American jobs first to Mexico and then to China, and destabilized northern Mexico along with the drug war that Clinton put on overdrive, creating the immigration crisis that helped fuel the rise of Donald Trump.

Welfare reform — all of these policies were just, were odious to me and so many people at the time, but there was just this desire to just beat the Republicans and out-triangulate them. Now that we’ve seen the effects on them and so many people have felt the effects, you have an entire generation that sees no future, that realizes they’re living in an oligarchy, realizes that the alternative to Bernie Sanders is a literal oligarch, this miniature Scrooge McDuck in Mike Bloomberg, and they’re just not having it.

You own this Bill and Hillary! And Nancy, Schumer and Obama who gave us hope and then laughed when he took it away.

We know that Clinton passed a lot of republican legislation that Bush couldn't during his time, but there was ole Bill waiting in the wings to get it done. And he got lots of help from joe Biden who is now running away from his legacy as fast as he can. I'm not letting him get away with it. I don't know of one piece of legislation that has been passed in the last 4 decades that hasn't gone against the working class. Obama's big deal only gave 20 million people health insurance that is barely affordable today. And now we have Nancy and her crew passing progressive legislation that she knows will never leave McConnell's desk. Of course she couldn't do any of it when Obama was president cuz it might have. Might...yeah lol.. I crack myself up sometimes.

Look at who’s been sold to us as the lesser evil that we had to support. Well, we’ve been talking about them, Bob, for the last half hour, and they’ve subjected Americans to the same evil the Republican Party has, for the most part.

Thanks, Mimi

governor and attorney general of Arkansas before running for the presidency. In view of what we know now, I would suppose that he was also working for --- others (un named, Deep State, corps, big money, Wall Street et al). He did not do this on his own. More theatre.

I've been wanting to ask all along another question: was the flap or flaps between Obama and and Hillary real? Seems now that it too was theatre. Look at the actions not the words. Anyone?