The Clinton Foundation and the Pay to Play Movement

In 1979, a director of Citizens Bank and Trust in Arkansas said pay to play means you do things for a guy, and you get him indebted to a degree. So ultimately what it means is paying a little bit of money either in a donation, say, to a foundation or to a campaign,. Or in this case, to a land deal, a loan for a land deal. And then you get a favor. You get appointed to a position. You get preferable treatment in some other deal of some sort. That's the whole idea. Even if it's just access of being in the same room. Just being in the room, just having an audience. that's what I thought.