CLEAN : Sanders campaigns in New York ahead of Clinton debate

The transcript discusses the high fees for speeches on Wall Street, questioning their value. It emphasizes a rejection of the billionaire class and corporate America, advocating for unity among millennials, baby boomers, and World War II survivors. The speaker expresses newfound political interest due to Bernie Sanders, highlighting his appeal as a candidate for the people.

What is implied about the speeches given on Wall Street?

• They are free for everyone.

• They are highly impactful and valuable.

• They are ordinary and common.

• They are not well-received.

Which group does the speaker claim not to represent?

• The academic community

• The middle class

• The working class

• The billionaire class

What is the speaker's view on corporate America?

• They want to partner with it.

• They support it wholeheartedly.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They do not want its influence.

Why does the speaker believe it is important for different generations to unite?

• To increase economic growth

• To promote technological advancement

• To ensure the voices of the 99% are heard

• To celebrate cultural diversity

What inspired the speaker's interest in politics?

• A recent economic crisis

• A family tradition of political involvement

• A desire for personal fame

• A candidate who stands for the people