In their debate Sunday night, Ben Shapiro and Cenk Uygur clashed on the use of money in politics. It was just another in a series of verbal beat-downs Shapiro executed throughout the evening.
Uygur opined that the 2008 economic crash occurred because of the banks’ use of financial derivatives, which he termed “gambling.” He added that banks bought politicians with “our money,” bemoaning the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act in 1999. He slammed corporations for “using our money.”
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