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Speaker 1: Despite constantly pashing Wall Street and executives. There's a new

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Speaker 1: report by the Wall Street Journal. It shows that Hillary

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Speaker 1: Clinton has received more donations from big business than any

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Speaker 1: other presidential candidate during the latest fundraising period. The journal

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Speaker 1: reports that the Democratic front runners raised four point two

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Speaker 1: million in total from Wall Street, three four thousand dollars

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Speaker 1: of which was contributed in March alone, and according to

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Speaker 1: their analysis, Hillary received fifty three percent of donations from

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Speaker 1: Wall Street in March. That's up from thirty two percent

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Speaker 1: last year, thirty three percent in January through February as

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Speaker 1: the nominating contest began. Donald Trump, on the other hand,

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Speaker 1: he hasn't garnered more than one percent of Wall Street

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Speaker 1: contributions and any month through March. So maybe that's what

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Speaker 1: Hillary means when she says the rich need to pay

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Speaker 1: their fair share pay her