Steve Mnuchin Is Trying To Bury This Video Of Him Being Heckled
March 2, 2018
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---On Monday, Steve Mnuchin, husband of totally regular and relatable girl Louise Linton and also Secretary of the Treasury, visited UCLA for a conversation about the economy with Marketplace host Kai Ryssdal. Unsurprisingly, protesters interrupted the conversation, but I guess Mnuchin would love for everyone to believe that the session went off without a hitch, because, as the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, Mnuchin asked UCLA not to post the video of his appearance online.
Of course, Mnuchin seems to be forgetting that this is 2018, and UCLA does not possess the only cameras in Los Angeles. People who were present at the event recorded the altercation themselves, so here!---
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