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Bernie Sanders OBLITERATES Alan Greenspan | Throwback Clip
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7:18Now PlayingWhile he was the head of the Federal Reserve, Bernie Sanders didn't feel as though Alan Greenspan was representing the interests of the 99.9%. In true Bernie Sanders fashion, he decided to school Alan Greenspan. Alan Greenspan tried to retort, but he made the wrong move by dong this and felt the BERN! His response lead to Bernie Sanders UNLEASHING on him!
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