Wall Street Reform 'Fills The Gaps', Says SEC Chair

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary L. Schapiro says that the recently signed Wall Street reform provides a more effective financial regulatory structure and fills many of the gaps detrimental to the struggling economy. (0:16)

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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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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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Punishments for corporate crime should not always include jail

Former Director of Enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Commission William McLucas says that appropriate punishments for corporate crimes must be found. He says that those punishments do not always include a prison sentence. He added that this is difficult to see right now considering the economic climate. (1:07)
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