Anybody whos spent any time in Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Baltimore or Flint, can see what the market has done to those neighborhoods. Its destroyed them.
As if the "market" were a thing with a single will. Of course, if he'd said that people acting in their own best interests had destroyed them, it just wouldn't have the same big-government ring.
One day one is looking at a healthy working class neighborhood and, overnight, that darn market comes in and destroys it...and it happens time after time in those progressive meccas run by the most enlightened. Thankfully we have a president who will see to it that the suburbs share the pain.