The same Goldman and Sachs that helped drive us into a recession...
the same Goldman and Sachs that "forced" Obama to give the bankers a "bailout" after they raped the economy
the same Goldman and Sachs that handed out debt ridden loans to european and carribean nations
the same Goldman and Sachs that TRUMP chastised Hillary for being in cahoots with for paying her hundreds of thousands of dollars for "private speeches" she gave when she addressed the company at events..
the same Goldman and Sachs that has held at least 3 key white house cabinet positions for the past 4 administrations
yeah "THIS" goldman and sachs:
read the hypocriscy ...lol
Donald Trump Said Goldman Sachs Had ‘Total Control’ Over Hillary Clinton — Then Stacked His Team With Goldman Insiders
Here’s a rundown of the Goldman Sachs heavyweights poised to wield influence in the Trump administration.
Steve Bannon is most famous for his tenure at the helm of the conservative website Breitbart, but he began his career at Goldman Sachs in the bank’s mergers and acquisitions division. Though he broke off to form his own firm, Bannon maintained close ties with Goldman. In 2006, he persuaded the bank to invest
$60 million in a company called Internet Gaming Entertainment, a startup that sold virtual items in the videogame World of Warcraft. Though his Breitbart news site often takes aim at financial elites, Bannon reserves some respect for his former employer: “Goldman Sachs isn’t the firm it once was when I worked for it,” he
saidback in 2010, but it “is still one of the building blocks of our capitalist society."
Trump’s national finance chair during the campaign, Steven Mnuchin is now
considered a front-runner for the Treasury Secretary job. His father Robert worked at Goldman for over 30 years, eventually heading up the equity trading division. Steve Mnuchin spent 17 years at Goldman himself, working his way up to the rank of managing partner. He left in 2002 to found his own firm, Dune Capital Management. After the financial crisis, Mnuchin found a way to make money off the depressed real estate market. He took over
OneWest Bank, which bought up and foreclosed on underwater homes —
especially in low income minority neighborhoods — turning a profit of $3 billion between 2009 and 2014. Mnuchin visited Trump at Trump Tower on Monday.