What does CNBC mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Clinton Nobody But Clinton (CNBC) is a slogan used to denote Bill and Hillary Clinton’s shared goal of achieving social justice for all. It's a way of expressing the idea that no matter who you are, there should be equality in our society and everyone should have equal opportunity.

The Clintons are strong advocates of social justice and have been throughout their political career together. CNBC serves as an expression of this commitment, emphasizing their stance that everyone should have the same access to opportunity regardless of gender, race or economic status.

CNBC stands for ‘Clinton Nobody But Clinton’ and symbolizes the belief that nobody else can do what the Clintons can do when it comes to fighting for social justice and pushing for real change.

The Clintons' work has been informed by their commitment to promoting social justice enshrined in CNBC. Through their various charitable efforts, policy proposals, speeches and advocacy work with groups such as My Brother's Keeper, they continue to fight for opportunities for all people regardless of their place in society.

'Clinton Nobody But Clinton' was introduced during Bill and Hillary's joint 2000 presidential campaign - when they ran on a platform focused on creating a world of equality where everyone had access to opportunities regardless of background. Since then, it has become an integral part of their joint mission to achieve true social progress.

The phrase was coined by former President Bill Clinton during his 2000 presidential campaign speech where he emphasized the importance of having someone who could create real change through understanding complex issues from multiple angles rather than one-dimensional policies.