legislation that passed president clinton back in 200-199-2000 what he passed was was written by robert rubin and bankers essentially got rid of glass steagall and introduced the commodities futures modernization act and you know that elevating china into the depths of those very specifically done for a certain group of people and these are the consequences 20 years later 25 years later 22 years later so since the top one percent own 53 percent of u.s. equities and the bottom 50 percent own less than one percent of u.s. equities and many of them had jobs and wages impacted by offshoring and automation this trend of declining labor and increasing profits valuations has favored wealth concentration and you show that at the chart that everybody knows the gap between what's the the bottom 50 percent used to be paid went all the way to the top the top one percent gathered that and they also 4 she also points out that now the trend is because u.s. equities are so high they're at all time high what are these foreign nations doing they're buying up the housing stock so you're much more more likely to