claim: "since barack obama became president of the united states, 95 percent of economic gains have been made by the richest 1 percent."
author: joe scarborough
evidence_1: sep 15, 2013 ... president obama has been loud and clear about his fight against ... found 95% of  income gains from 2009 to 2012 went to the top 1% of ... in fact, other data also  show that america's median household income has ... he said the country has  made progress with 42 straight months of economic growth and ...
evidence_2: joe scarborough · "since barack obama became president of the united states,  95 percent of economic gains have been made by the richest 1 percent.".
evidence_3: wealth inequality in the united states is the unequal distribution of assets among  residents of the united states. wealth includes the values of homes, automobiles,  personal valuables, businesses, savings, and investments. the net worth of u.s.  households and non-profit organizations was $94.7 ... just prior to president  obama's 2014 state of the union address, media ...
evidence_4: dec 11, 2018 ... beginning in the 1970s, economic growth slowed and the income gap ... poverty,  and health insurance coverage in the united states based .... because medical  benefits make up a sizeable and growing share of .... as figure 3 shows, the top  1 percent's share of income before transfers and taxes has been ...
evidence_5: sep 12, 2013 ... 95% of income gains since 2009 went to the top 1% — here's what that  really means ... they've been terrible for the bottom 99%, whose incomes are  barely ... and we've already been moving in this direction: president obama's key  ... that's because the economy is very different than it was in the ...