It Is Now Abundantly Clear Why Steve Mnuchin Didn't Want People to See This Video

Treasury Secretary and former Goldman Sachs banker Steve Mnuchin tried to suppress video footage of his appearance at UCLA last month, and now that the video has finally been made public, it is abundantly clear why.

“This idea that a federal official can control access to the records that the public is entitled to under California law is troubling.”
—David Snyder, First Amendment CoalitionInvited to discuss the GOP tax bill he helped craft and the White House’s broader economic agenda, Mnuchin was repeatedly interrupted by students and other event attendees, who deployed a mixture of protest tactics to express displeasure at the Trump administration’s policies—tactics that ranged from coughing and hissing loudly to yelling out that the treasury chief is “full of shit.”

You have to watch to get a complete sense of Mnuchin’s growing agitation and confusion in the face of dissent against the Trump administration’s corporate agenda.

In addition to the official UCLA video of the event, clips recorded by audience members have also gone viral since. Like this one featuring a sixth grader who asked Mnuchin how it is just to give the rich a massive tax cut in the midst of soaring economic inequality.

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