yes, Trump has successfully channeled the angst of the disaffected---But against "rich business people"?  That's like the Elephant telling you he's going to do something about the peanut problem...trust him.  

His constituents worship wealth and probably view it as the only significant qualifier, completely unaware that autocratic corporate power structures are profoundly undemocratic, and can't be successfully imposed on a truly public system of government---But they keep calling for it anyway:  "Run government like a business!"

As you point out, our government really represents the arm of an amalgamation of business interests already---But at least there are provisions on paper that enable citizens to have representation, a vote, a right to petition their government.  Trump's billionaire's club isn't going to suddenly take to the collaborative approach required of public process---It's the 1% taking direct control.  Ironic to say the least.