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CLASSIC MITT VIDEO: The One Where Mitt Actually Says He Wants To Harvest Companies For Profit

Mother Jones, in another awesome exclusive, managed to get their hands on a Mitt Romney DVD from 1998, when he was running Bain Capital, his vulture capital firm, looking to capture some more companies. It’s, ya know, his usual array of awful.

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Adam Mordecai

Click through to Mother Jones to see more fun videos from this collection, including vulture capitalists trying their hand at improv comedy.

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