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we can only hope all right well thank you guys for telling us a story that was that alexis goldstein and brett goldberg byrd they are owed ws occupy wall street activists and with that that is our friday show that's all we have time for thanks so much for tuning in don't forget to follow me on twitter at lauren the story and give us feedback on the show a you tube dot com slash capital account i promise i will respond we didn't get to it today too much news but from everyone here at capital account thanks so much for watching and have a great night. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. the full source material is what helps keep journalism honest we. we want to present. something of. the issues that so much good news are going to mean you can get a lot of people over here you know but look at what is happening in europe french voters appear to be moving to the left one priest is leaning hard to the right what is causing the collapse of the political scene.
we can only hope all right well thank you guys for telling us a story that was that alexis goldstein and brett goldberg byrd they are owed ws occupy wall street activists and with that that is our friday show that's all we have time for thanks so much for tuning in don't forget to follow me on twitter at lauren the story and give us feedback on the show a you tube dot com slash capital account i promise i will respond we didn't get to it today too much news but from everyone here at capital...
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to talk about their efforts and the whole issue are two of the occupy wall street activists alexis goldstein and brett gold birkenau first i just want to touch on this j.p. morgan story because it is the biggest story in alexis you and i have talked number of times about the volcker rule so i just want to get your take on it because jamie diamond it's funny because you talked about unwinding this position that was something jamie dimon declined to talk about on the conference call yesterday one thing he did say is that this wouldn't have violated the volcker rule so my question to you is he right about that it does this expose some of those loopholes that you've been fighting to close in the volcker rule. so technically they did this out of the treasury department and the treasury department is not covered by the volcker rule but the treasury department was never really meant to be the place for these multibillion dollar positions so it is still sort of the jury's still out on whether or not this was an attempt by j.p. morgan to sort of hide proprietary trading inside the treasury department
to talk about their efforts and the whole issue are two of the occupy wall street activists alexis goldstein and brett gold birkenau first i just want to touch on this j.p. morgan story because it is the biggest story in alexis you and i have talked number of times about the volcker rule so i just want to get your take on it because jamie diamond it's funny because you talked about unwinding this position that was something jamie dimon declined to talk about on the conference call yesterday one...
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we can only hope all right well thanks you guys for telling us the story that was alexis goldstein and bird they are owed us occupy wall street activists and with that that is our friday show that's all we have time for thanks so much for tuning in don't forget to follow me on twitter out lauren lister and give us feedback on the show a you tube dot com slash capital account i promise i will respond we didn't get to it today too much news but from everyone here at capital account thanks so much for watching and have a great.
we can only hope all right well thanks you guys for telling us the story that was alexis goldstein and bird they are owed us occupy wall street activists and with that that is our friday show that's all we have time for thanks so much for tuning in don't forget to follow me on twitter out lauren lister and give us feedback on the show a you tube dot com slash capital account i promise i will respond we didn't get to it today too much news but from everyone here at capital account thanks so much...
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alexis goldstein and akshat tewary. with you first. >> sure. >> how were you inside the belly of the beast as it were, end up on occupy. >> no one goes to wall street to do anything other than to make money. i felt like i could do more with my life than to make wealthy people more wealthy. i first looked at occupy wall street with skepticism, but then i had to go down and show my support. >> and then akshat, being in high finance you sympathyed withsympathizedwith them? >> my understanding of the law movemented me to get involved with the occupy sec. as an administrative lawyer i understand that the average person can get involved if they want to. unfortunately the average person does not know that. i want to combine the two and utilize the energy of occupy wall street and get something good done through the process. >> explain to me how you view yourself strategically. you're not out in the park or walking through the streets. how do you use the levers of influence differently? what is your game plan? >> well, we do be
alexis goldstein and akshat tewary. with you first. >> sure. >> how were you inside the belly of the beast as it were, end up on occupy. >> no one goes to wall street to do anything other than to make money. i felt like i could do more with my life than to make wealthy people more wealthy. i first looked at occupy wall street with skepticism, but then i had to go down and show my support. >> and then akshat, being in high finance you sympathyed withsympathizedwith them?...
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. >>> alexis goldstein, you and occupy the s.e.c. doing a great job of tracking the implementation of dodd-frank, one of the things you can find on the cfpb website is the rules you've proposed. just so people know the way the process works, a rule is put out for comment and taken with the comments and revised and put out again and finally made final. and generally what happens is the comments come from the industry. because they're the people that are keeping the closest amount of attention. i'm not going to the s.e.c. to see what, how big should a bank be to qualify for a swap facility or whatever the rule is. what would you say is happening broadly in terms of dodd-frank implementation, is it encouraging or worrisome. >> i think it's worrisomworriso have a lot of rules that haven't been finalized yet. we're starting, dodd-frank is big, a big chunk of it is is what's called title seven, derivatives reform. it's under attack right now in congress. about eight bills toeth total that are chipping away at different pieces of title seve
. >>> alexis goldstein, you and occupy the s.e.c. doing a great job of tracking the implementation of dodd-frank, one of the things you can find on the cfpb website is the rules you've proposed. just so people know the way the process works, a rule is put out for comment and taken with the comments and revised and put out again and finally made final. and generally what happens is the comments come from the industry. because they're the people that are keeping the closest amount of...
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. >> narrator: alexis goldstein graduated from columbia with a degree in computer science. she then designed trading software for deutsche bank and merrill lynch. >> there's an incentive to make as much money as you can for the firm. and in some senses, i think, for the traders, they think, "hey, i earned a billion dollars this year. i deserve some small percentage of that." what i think is incorrect about that is the behavior that that incentivizes is, "i'm gonna go for broke. i'm gonna try and make as much money as i can. and if it blows up three years from now, that's not gonna affect the bonus i make today." >> yahoo, 250 to buy, and i'm selling hewlett-packard about 200... >> narrator: the incentives are powerful. a young trader at a big wall street bank can make around $150,000 a year. >> all right, let's put all hands on deck. i'm tempin' up these mus... >> narrator: but based on performance, that number can se qckly star traders make huge sums. >> martin smith: how much are you making if you're a star trader? >> for a star trader, you could, after ten years, reach p
. >> narrator: alexis goldstein graduated from columbia with a degree in computer science. she then designed trading software for deutsche bank and merrill lynch. >> there's an incentive to make as much money as you can for the firm. and in some senses, i think, for the traders, they think, "hey, i earned a billion dollars this year. i deserve some small percentage of that." what i think is incorrect about that is the behavior that that incentivizes is, "i'm gonna go...
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. >> and alexis goldstein, what do you now know? two occupy wall street trials go to work, and one resulted in a acquittal and one in a dismissal, because live stream footage contradicted what the nypd's case was. and we saw a federal judge grant class action lawsuit to the stop frisk which allows the nypd to stop and frisk anyone they find suspicious and it is racially motivated by the nypd's numbers, most of the people stopped and frisked are black and latino. >> and steve coll? >> i think that the road to the white house runs through ath then, and the greek democracy who gave us our democracy is in trouble. if there is not a government that can be created to negotiate with germany and prevent disaster obama is at risk. >> and thank yo thank you for getting up and thank you for joining us for "up" and tomorrow we will have ezra klein tomorrow, and you can find out more on the program tomorrow on upwithchris. and i will also be talking about my book in upcoming weeks, and coming up is melissa harris-perry. >> i have coffee, and try
. >> and alexis goldstein, what do you now know? two occupy wall street trials go to work, and one resulted in a acquittal and one in a dismissal, because live stream footage contradicted what the nypd's case was. and we saw a federal judge grant class action lawsuit to the stop frisk which allows the nypd to stop and frisk anyone they find suspicious and it is racially motivated by the nypd's numbers, most of the people stopped and frisked are black and latino. >> and steve coll?...