the banksay, and jpmorn says, punishment mete the out, 13 billion more than enoug leave us alone. >>hat they do say and what we're saying is, cutting a back-room deal that is secret between the executive branch and the biggest, most politically-connected powerful bank in the united states, jpmorgan chase, with no accountability or oversight is not permissible uder our form of government. better markets is ofn called the wall street watchdog but we're also a government watchdog. we believe there has to be accountability on wall street and washington, d.c. and the way to get that is require the department of justice to submit this settlement to a federal court and let's see if it withstands the scrutiny of the light of day for the american people. neil: you know, i would sooner think get government upon us to find out this money earmarked to shareholder relief and those who were burned and relief for them, that actually goes to that intended purpose. i doubt that very much. >> well, it is actually t even all for that. $2 billion was a penalty -- neil: that's right. >> paid to the u.s.