Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about the wealthiest administration in history.

That's the headline.

Trump's administration or political team, however it gets phrased, is the wealthiest in U.S. history.

That is bringing on some amazing talking points. My personal favorite is that they can't be

bought like other politicians. The idea is that they have so much money that campaign

contributions won't influence them. I even have this quote. I don't like most of his politics, but I voted for him because he can't be bought. I'm glad he's rich.

Now, let's just skip over the massive amount of donations Team Trump took in. Let's also skip over the massive amount of evidence that suggests this isn't true.

And let's just pretend like billionaires hit some point where they think,

I'm good.

I don't need any more money.

We're going to forget all of that because I have a much more important question when it comes to this talking point.

They can't be bought.

Okay, I'll bite.

Bought by who?

Seriously, who contributes to campaigns to influence politicians to wield the power of government to help them?

Who buys politicians?

Is it poor people?

No, right?

It's rich people, really rich people, wealthy people, billionaires.

That's who contributes to campaigns like that.

By electing them directly to office, you think you're solving the problem. But now,

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