Sooo, seeing that we have had it your way for a long ass time, when do we get to try something else?
BTW, great job at not answering the question.
Wealthy people create wealth and jobs in many different ways. Personal wealth allows people to invest in ideas they like, or just think will be profitable, or even just for fun... That creates jobs and wealth.
Another way wealthy people create more wealth and jobs is by buying things that interest them, like one of a kind custom boats, cars, planes, musical interments, houses and so on... Things that a company would never make, things a company could never afford to push their limits on because there would otherwise be no profit in doing so and the overhead would kill that project.
The greatest example of wealthy people helping the US and world is in Healthcare, where rich people in America are by definition the reason why all other countries on planet earth are not currently using HC "solutions" that of a third world country of today. Wealthy people can afford to buy HC products that later become affordable by the middle class and lastly Governments around the world, after our poor have access to them. The US still produces something like 40% of the worlds new medicines and that number used to be much higher, before we became a welfare state. Lucky for all the other countries in the world that creating almost all meaningful drugs and surgeries ever discovered is not placed on their shoulders, the cost that our wealthy pay for development would have bankrupted all of these countries overnight, meaning it would have never been discovered.
The US, through wealthy people allows industries to create prototypes, build dreams and in the process offer the chance for others to become wealthy. Almost everything you own was once completely unaffordable by you, do you ever wonder how you own a TV that once would have costed you 10 thousand dollars but now get it for 500$? Or a phone that can play games, has voice recognition, has a HD of 100gig and plays movies in 3D? Here is a guess, it was not created by people on welfare for other people on welfare.
Wealthy people do not "create jobs". Jobs become necessary to fill when people become interested in buying a product.
At that point, in order to make said product, a business requires all kinds of people to make it run.
From the richest investor down to the janitors that clean the place at night.
Buyers of products "create" jobs, if anything.
And certainly the rich have no monopoly on being consumers. Every single individual, from the poorest to the richest is a consumer.
Investors are no more, or less, important to the health of a company than the people that work for that company.
An investor could not "create" anything without demand, and a willing and talented workforce to make the product needed.
In order for that willing and talented workforce to exist, there needs to be a large pool of educated individuals. Therefore the general populace needs teachers.
In addition, in order to transport materials efficiently, etc, there needs to be a viable infrastructure in place. Roads need to be there, railroads, airports, etc etc.
Public Safety is needed to protect the company's assets, as well as firemen, insurance brokers, etc, etc.
All of these things are paid for by the taxpayers. All the taxpayers.
And all of these jobs are performed by "regular Joe" middle class and poor workers.
Therefore, to call investors "the job creators" is absurd.