No More Taxpayer Funded Bailouts, Says Lawmaker

Senator Ben Cardin (D-Md.) says that the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act will ensure that taxpayers no longer contribute to the bail outs of companies who are “too big to fail.” (0:25)

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Big Financial Institutions Need To Be Broken Up, Says Sen. Sanders

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) points out that four financial institutions control $7 trillion. Sanders says that their size poses a systemic risk and that they should be broken up to counter it. (0:35)
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$50 Billion Bailout Fund In Wall Street Bill Represents Hidden Tax On Customers, Says Expert

Sam Zamarripa, a co-founder of the group, "Stop Too Big To Fail," tells Talk Radio News Service that financial reform legislation must put a stop to the notion that some financial institutions are “Too Big to Fail.” Real reform, he says, must not create new bailout mechanisms for big banks. (:47)
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Bailing Out 'Too Big To Fail' Is Illogical, Says Financial Expert

Sam Zamarripa, a co-founder of the group, "Stop Too Big To Fail," tells Talk Radio News Service that financial reform legislation must put a stop to the notion that some financial institutions are “Too Big to Fail.” Real reform, he says, must not create new bailout mechanisms for big banks. (:25)
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Senate Financial Reform Bill Makes Taxpayers Responsible For Risky Behavior, Says Financial Expert

Sam Zamarripa, a co-founder of the group, "Stop Too Big To Fail," tells Talk Radio News Service that financial reform legislation must put a stop to the notion that some financial institutions are “Too Big to Fail.” Real reform, he says, must not create new bailout mechanisms for big banks. (:14)
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Senate Democrats Have Alternative To Ending Bailouts, Says Financial Expert

Sam Zamarripa, a co-founder of the group, "Stop Too Big To Fail," tells Talk Radio News Service that financial reform legislation must put a stop to the notion that some financial institutions are “Too Big to Fail.” Real reform, he says, must not create new bailout mechanisms for big banks. (:15)
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Wall Street Bill Gives New Bailout Powers To The Fed And FDIC, Says Financial Expert

Sam Zamarripa, a co-founder of the group, "Stop Too Big To Fail," tells Talk Radio News Service that financial reform legislation must put a stop to the notion that some financial institutions are “Too Big to Fail.” Real reform, he says, must not create new bailout mechanisms for big banks. (:35)
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Senate Financial Reform Bill Includes Bailout Fund, Says Expert

Sam Zamarripa, a co-founder of the group, "Stop Too Big To Fail," tells Talk Radio News Service that financial reform legislation must put a stop to the notion that some financial institutions are “Too Big to Fail.” Real reform, he says, must not create new bailout mechanisms for big banks. (:20)
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Small Business Advocate Says Wall Street Reform Will Solve 'Too Big To Fail'

Frank Knapp, President and CEO of the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce, says Wednesday that without Wall Street reform, so-called "Too Big To Fail' institutions will fail again. (0:43)
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Big Banks Would Repay Bailout Money Under New Wall Street Regulations, Says Top Senate Democrat

Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) says Wednesday that under rules of a financial regulatory reform bill making its way through the Senate, 'Too Big To Fail' banks that received bailout funds would be forced to pay back taxpayers back. (0:39)
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Dodd Bill Can't Solve "Too Big To Fail," Says Republican Chambliss

Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) says Tuesday that banks should be allowed to suffer from their own failure, and says Sen. Chris Dodd's (D-Conn.) financial regulatory reform bill won't do anything to solve institutions the government deems as being "Too Big To Fail." (0:30)
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Too Big To Fail Means Too Large To Insure, Says Former State Senator

Sam Zamarripa, a former State Senator for Georgia, is calling on Congress to put regulations in place that would prevent financial institutions from becoming “too big to fail.”

“Too big to fail is also too large to insure,” Zamrripa, who nows chairs the organization Stop Too Big To Fail, said during a conference call Wednesday. (0:25)
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Ending 'Too Big To Fail' Should Be Focus Of Financial Reform, Says Former State Senator

Former Georgia State Senator and Chairman of the organization Stop Too Big To Fail Sam Zamarripa said Wednesday that financial reform should be aimed at preventing institutions from becoming "too big to fail." (0:27)
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