The Smartest Thing Bill Clinton Ever Did

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there is this parasitic force in Washington DC that’s grown bigger and bigger and more power I absolutely agree with that and I I do think I saw it change I remember the moment it changed and it was the moment when the Democratic party subverted the business the so-called business Community which was always a kind of counterbalance against this because the idea was the government makes it actually harder for people to conduct business it stifles free markets and we’re against that so the chamber Commerce and business round table were always sort of pushing back against the growth of government Bill Clinton changed that and he changed that by declaring a ceasefire between the Democratic party and the rich and he did it during the tech boom I’ll never forget this Democrats were always saying and I thought you know I didn’t agree with them but I sort of thought it was important for the purpose of balance to have this they would say they were suspicious of people had too much money there too much power like what about the value of Labor right Val of capital value of Labor they’re kind of In conflict with one another and we’re on the side of Labor all of a sudden Bill Clinton’s like no there’s nothing wrong with being you know making a billion dollars at 32 for creating an app you know running web van or E toys or pets.com door knobs.com just it was just everything you could think of totally and it was so smart he did it for the purpose of fundraising and all of a sudden the Democratic party became far richer than the Republican party and all the formerly Republican leafy sub suburbs around the country you know Greenwich Connecticut and McAn Virginia they all went left actually it was brilliant and evil but its effect was to completely wreck the country because there was no counterbalance against Power at all so once the government you know the people with the nuclear weapons and business the people with the largest bank accounts are aligned that leaves everybody else like who’s defending them yeah and then you said something last night when we were having dinner that I thought was so interesting I was thinking about it after we left but you were talking about how like traditionally the rich people were in suits and ties yes right well your uniform matters I mean that’s why we have uniforms that’s why the bus driver wears a uniform and your airline pilots have their stupid outfits and your your stewardesses are dressed up like they are because it says a lot about their role in your society and rich people used to spend a lot of money on clothes and the whole point of that was to say we’re rich we’re in a separate class and that comes with tons of advantages but it also comes with obligations no bless obl was a thing and all of a sudden in the ’90s you notice the richest people in America start dressing you know in like t-shirts and hoodies and like what’s the message of that and the message of that is we’re just like you which is another way of saying we have no obligation to anyone but ourselves actually we don’t owe you anything and it comes out of this mindset that they do have and I know them of course well so I know that they feel this way that we’re the we’re the richest because we came up through this credentialing system that we claim as a meritocracy and we won we won all the prizes cuz we’re Superior it’s it’s some it’s so fascinating I Lally this is why I don’t like chess and why I prefer B gamon Because back gamon has probably 30 or 40% of a luck element to it just like life right right just like life like why didn’t I get leukemia diet five tons of 5-year-olds doe I don’t know but I should be grateful for that so like I’ve been relatively successful in my stupid little category that’s not all my doing like show some be magnanimous about it well this is why I was thinking about that because I think it’s such a good point because there is something kind of counterintuitive to it where you’d be like oh but if they’re dressing like the people then maybe they’d feel more connected to the people but in fact it’s actually the opposite because it is it reminds me in a way this is what I was thinking about literally last night in my hotel I was thinking about you making this comment and it was reminding me of um when the lockdowns first started and um there there were all the celebrities would come on and be like we’re all in this together and you’re like Ellen degenerous you’re in a mansion you’re not in the same situation as a guy there’s a guy out there who’s got three kids and makes 60k a year and he’s was just deemed non-essential and he is like terrified about the future of how he’s going to support his family and Ellen’s sitting here and her message is we’re all in the same boat man you know like we’re all in the same I know one of my servants got Co and couldn’t come in today so I only had a team of five you know and you’re like so in a sense you’re like while the message is we’re all in this together and that kind of superficially sounds like a nice message it’s actually the the worst message the a much a much better message would be to acknowledge that I’m not in the situation that you’re in at all that for me it’s actually fine to be loost but if you’re in the leadership class you have and I I I mean I’ve been in it my whole life I know you have a moral obligation to admit it yes because once you admit it out loud then you realize there’re you know massive benefits to it but they’re also massive obligations to it they’re shering their Duty that’s right that’s what they’re actually doing and that’s and that’s actually the opposite of being Noble that’s it’s it’s fraudulent it’s disgusting yes and it’s it’s a lie your your whole thing is based on Sam bankman freed right oh I just drive like a shitty little Toyota it’s like oh actually you’re defrauding Michelle Obama goes to Princeton for free yeah and it’s been the ruling class her whole life yeah and she’s still lecturing you about how she’s a victim of racism Hillary Clinton exact same thing goes to Welsley spends her entire life in the ruling class and she’s still whining about how she’s discriminated against why are they doing that yeah and did you you ever see um they’ll have like pictures of uh um side by side but it’ll be like pictures of like uh Jimmy Carter’s house and Obama’s house and it that totally represents something about the like corroding of our soul that you’re like we would allow people who call themselves public servants which of course is ridiculous ridiculous they’re not but but still they don’t even have to pretend to keep up a facade of that like you get to live in this insane like Mansion off what because you were president and you get to cash in on that now in a white neighborhood you should be required to live in the hood if you’re if you’re Barack Obama and you if you’re using that card you used that card you the only reason you got elected was because of your race you spent your entire 8 years inflaming race haate in our country and then you go to Martha’s Vineyard the whitest zip code in the world not allowed you’re not allowed to do that well it also I mean it did it did so much damage his inflaming racial hatred and and I’ll say after you know Barack Obama’s campaign in 2008 there first of all it was a just leaving how you feel about the guy aside it was a an amazing campaign it was unlike anything that had ever been run beforei it yes it was totally brilliant it was um his now of course it wasn’t what they presented it as it wasn’t like a Grassroots campaign it was he was approved of by the powers that big he he he didn’t just happen to as a junior Senator get like a prime time speaking slot in 2004 where he gave that speech he wasn’t even a senator yet was he a state senator still at the time I that’s when I first met Barack Obama walking down the street smoking a cigarette in Boston on my way to dinner at the Palm I’ll never forget it and I met him and Jesse Jackson J they pulled over to say hi to me really I’d never heard his name and I covered politics for a living right and he gave the keynote at the end of that week that was Sunday night he spoke on Thursday and yeah he was not a US senator that was that was the campaign it was great it was absolutely so okay so it was clearly kind of orchestrated by some powerful by prin family of course his but listen his the speeches that he gave and much of the message first off I actually there’s probably a lot of things that I would have agreed with him that he was running on um I agreed with a lot of things George W bush ran on in the year 2000 they turned around and didn’t govern like that at all let let’s sort of like elect the black guy and get past the race stuff I loved that well especially because that was his message that was his message let’s get past the race stuff I love that he go oh and and even and there was a broader more unifying thing I mean I remember the because he was such a powerful you know like public speaker I mean he never really said anything but it it would still be beautiful the you know I remember in his uh acceptance speech at 2008 at the DNC we had this whole line where he was like uh he was like I love this country and so do you and so does John McCain the men and women who have fought for this country have been Republicans and Democrats and independents but they fought together and died together not defending a red America or a blue America the United States of America it’s like and then it’s like oh what I mean he didn’t really say anything there but you know but it was beautifully put for that yeah the message was great and and look he also was uh very critical of the George W bush administration’s excesses and I’m going to end the war in Iraq I’m going to reinstitute habius Corpus we’re going to end torture we’re there were a lot of he didn’t do any of that um I mean I I guess he ended the war at Iraq eventually and then reinvaded the country because the the Isis Fighters he was arming invaded the country it’s but but then I think essentially what happened uh and it was around Obama’s reelection campaign this is where things really went off the rails in this country was that he got in there and continued and expanded all the worst of the Bush policies of course and so they almost had nothing to run on and so they decided to Pivot to a culture War Experience Politics

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