Patricof: Clinton Is Closer to Wintour Than Wall Street

The transcript discusses the perception of Hillary Clinton as being closely tied to Wall Street, contrasting her associations with figures like Anna Wintour. It argues that Clinton is not more influenced by Wall Street than any other industry and highlights her open-mindedness and ability to digest ideas. The conversation shifts to advice for Clinton to appeal to Bernie Sanders voters, emphasizing realism and the ability to deliver on promises, particularly in the context of the California primary.

What is the main concern about Hillary Clinton's relationship with Wall Street?

• Her lack of experience in financial matters

• Her perceived dependence on big donors

• Her frequent meetings with Wall Street executives

• Her refusal to engage with financial leaders

Which figures is Hillary Clinton said to be closer to, according to the discussion?

• Lloyd Blankfein and Morgan Stanley executives

• Wall Street analysts and investors

• Diane von Furstenberg and Anna Wintour

• Bernie Sanders and his supporters

How is Hillary Clinton's approach to different industries described?

• She is equally open to all industries

• She avoids engaging with any industry

• She is heavily influenced by Wall Street

• She focuses solely on the fashion industry

What is the advice given to Hillary Clinton to win over Bernie Sanders' supporters?

• Promise more ambitious reforms

• Focus on delivering realistic promises

• Adopt Sanders' policy proposals

• Engage more with Wall Street

What is the criticism of Bernie Sanders' promises according to the discussion?

• They are not appealing to young voters

• They are unrealistic and hard to achieve

• They are too focused on Wall Street

• They are too conservative