The Think Progress article Debunking The Right-Wing Meme That The Obama Administration Is Anti-Business  sums up the video thusly:

To sum up: In 2010, corporate profits hit an all-time high of $1.37 trillion, business spending increased at least 13 percent between 2009 and 2010, and businesses have been sitting on $2 trillion in cash reserves. Meanwhile, the stock market has performed spectacularly. Indeed, corporate and financial sector profits seem to be the only portions of the economy enjoying a significant recovery from the collapse, as employment, job growth, and housing continue to severely under-perform. As economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman pithily observed in January, this seems to be nothing more than a “Ma, he’s looking at me funny!” complaint over the president’s rhetoric and style.

The PBS television show Nightly Business Report is completely infected with this meme. They frequently predict the downturn of the stock market if the Democrats gain power despite all historical evidence to the contrary. This is why I watch the show to find out what happened in the world of finance, but I ignore their explanations of why it happened or predictions of what will happen in the future. For the last two parts of their content, they usually haven’t got a clue and wouldn’t know where to find one even if they cared.