Clinton: I'm tired of "us vs. them" policy and America's treatment of its allies America's behavior with its allies has made even American politicians revolt. Bill Clinton, politician and former President of the United States, sees in this video the root of many political disputes today as the use of anger and polarization as a tool to win elections. He explains how politicians prefer to stir up negative emotions among people by creating an imaginary enemy, because fear always works faster than hope. Clinton compares this political game to the reality of everyday life and says that while ordinary people worry about their money in stores, the power figures are constantly looking to create a gap and humiliate the country's traditional allies. Referring to Trump's statements about making Canada the 50th district of the United States, he saw the behavior of his government, which treats its allies as an occupation, as an example of an emotional and expensive policy. In this video, this politician tries to directly hint at Trump's position towards Canada and his desire to be close to Vladimir Putin again and prevent that. the channel.