Companies Need To Stop Betting Against Their Securities, Says Levin

Senator Carl Levin (D-MI) said Tuesday that it is important to avoid letting institutions like Goldman Sachs hedge bets against securities they know to be weak but still sell. (0:38)
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Goldman CEO: Publicly Disclosing Short Sells Should Not Be Required Of Large Investors

Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) questions Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein during a hearing on Tuesday to examine Goldman Sachs's role in the nation's financial and economic collapse. (:47)
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Levin Grills Goldman CEO Over Whether Investors Should Disclose Short Sells

Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) questions Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein during a hearing on Tuesday to examine Goldman Sachs's role in the nation's financial and economic collapse. (1:15)
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Blankfein Attempts To Justify Actions Of Goldman Sachs

Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) questions Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein during a hearing on Tuesday to examine Goldman Sachs's role in the nation's financial and economic collapse. (:23)
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Levin Asks Goldman Chief If Selling "Crap" To Clients Bothers Him

Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) questions Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein during a hearing on Tuesday to examine Goldman Sachs's role in the nation's financial and economic collapse. (:19)
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People Lost Money In Housing Collapse But It Wasn't Really Our Fault, Says Goldman Sachs CEO

Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) questions Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein during a hearing on Tuesday to examine Goldman Sachs's role in the nation's financial and economic collapse. (:35)
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Goldman CEO To Levin: Define "Betting Against"

Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) questions Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein during a hearing on Tuesday to examine Goldman Sachs's role in the nation's financial and economic collapse. (:35)
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Levin To Goldman Chief: Would Clients Knowingly Buy Something You Bet Against?

Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) questions Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein during a hearing on Tuesday to examine Goldman Sachs's role in the nation's financial and economic collapse. (:48)
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Senate Democrat Accuses Goldman CEO Of Betting Against Clients

Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) questions Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein during a hearing on Tuesday to examine Goldman Sachs's role in the nation's financial and economic collapse. (:31)
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Levin To Blankfein: Do Your Clients Know You Sold Them Crap?

Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) questions Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. CEO Lloyd Blankfein during a hearing on Tuesday to examine Goldman Sachs's role in the nation's financial and economic collapse. (:47)
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Goldman Sachs Dumped Toxic Mortgages Into Economy, Says Democrat Levin

Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) claims that evidence shows investment bank Goldman Sachs put their own interests ahead of clients. (0:16)
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Investment Banks Should Not Be Speculating, Says Senate Democrat

Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) says that under Wall Street reform, investment banks will not be allowed to continue to make bets on their collateralized debt obligations (CDOs). (0:17)
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Goldman Sachs Failed To Put Customer Service First, Says Democrat Levin

Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) says that investment bank Goldman Sachs' "short-positions," or bets against the mortgage market, did not represent customer service or hedges against risks. (0:20)
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Senators Take Note: Americans Are Tired Of Bailouts, Says Republican Scalise

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:34)
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Wall Street Bill Fails To Reform Fannie And Freddie, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:34)
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SEC Should Be Held Accountable For Wall Street Mess, Says Republican Scalise

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:35)
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Scott Brown May Not Be Slam Dunk To Vote For Financial Reform, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:16)
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Claims That GOP Is In Bed With Wall Street Are Untrue, Says House Republican

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:40)
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Financial Reform Bill Creates Permanent Bailout Fund, Says Republican Scalise

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) tells Talk Radio News Service on Wednesday that a financial regulatory reform bill being looked at in the Senate includes what he describes as a permanent bailout fund for big banks. (:48)
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