In the clip, POTUS talks about the housing market, saying "...Wall Street got drunk [points to camera crew noting, 'one reason I asked you to turn off your TV cameras']. It got drunk and now it has a hangover. The question in how long will it sober up..."
The clip isn't particularly newsworthy. It's not a "macaca" moment. But the clip is indicative of the changing times and how even at "high-dollar" fundraisers -- candidates and public officials need to realize that they may be among friends, but they could also be among people with a YouTube channel and a camera on their cell phone.
A video has surfaced, anonymously, which promotes the candidacy of New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg who is/n't running for President as an Independent candidate. I'm doubtful that the Bloomberg camp had anything to do with the video, but it's worth digging in to for a number of reasons.
As you'll see, the video is edgy, hard-hitting, and could have the potential of going viral as the anti-Hillary Clinton "1984" spot did earlier this year. The message of the video is "Change v. More of the Same" and points to a URL bloombergwhitehouse.org which re-directs to Mike Bloomberg's website. In other words, it is clear the "anonymous" individual at least supports Mike Bloomberg's candidacy.
