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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GOP Trotting Out Tired Talking Points On Wall Street Reform, Says Senate Democrat

New Mexico Senator Tom Udall (D) says Republicans are using the same old talking points to stall debate on a financial regulatory reform bill making its way through the Senate. Talk Radio News Service's Antonia Aguilar has the story, click the audio icon below to listen.
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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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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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Obama Compares Fear Of Wall Street Reform To Fear Over Creation Of FDIC

President Barack Obama delivers a speech at Cooper Union in Manhattan on Thursday calling for passage of financial regulatory reform. (1:11)
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Obama: We Can Overcome Partisan Bickering To Pass Financial Reform

President Barack Obama delivers a speech at Cooper Union in Manhattan on Thursday calling for passage of financial regulatory reform. (1:19)
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Reform Won't Punish Financial Firms That Play By The Rules, Says Obama

President Barack Obama delivers a speech at Cooper Union in Manhattan on Thursday calling for passage of financial regulatory reform. (:18)
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Opponents Of Wall Street Reform Pushing False Bailout Narrative, Says Obama

President Barack Obama delivers a speech at Cooper Union in Manhattan on Thursday calling for passage of financial regulatory reform. (:30)
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Obama To Wall Street Firms: Call Off Your Lobbyists

President Barack Obama delivers a speech at Cooper Union in Manhattan on Thursday calling for passage of financial regulatory reform. (1:00)
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Free Market No Excuse For Greed And Excess, Says Obama

President Barack Obama delivers a speech at Cooper Union in Manhattan on Thursday calling for passage of financial regulatory reform. (:46)
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Failure To Reform Wall Street Will Lead To Another Collapse, Says Obama

President Barack Obama delivers a speech at Cooper Union in Manhattan on Thursday calling for passage of financial regulatory reform. (:28)
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Obama: It's Good To Be Back On Wall Street

President Barack Obama delivers a speech at Cooper Union in Manhattan on Thursday calling for passage of financial regulatory reform. (:11)
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Wall Street Reform Provides Strong Consumer Protections, Says Durbin

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) says on Wednesday that the Senate's version of financial reform includes "the strongest consumer financial protection in the history of the United States," and will "guarantee that mortgages won't explode." (0:37)
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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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Solution To Wall Street Collapse Is Not More Government, 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. (:31)
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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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