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among them was senator byron dorgan of north dakota. >> what does it mean if we have all this concentration and merger activity? well, the bigger they are, the less likely this government can allow them to fail. >> were you aware of the few senators who raised real concerns about removing glass-steagall, about what would happen? >> no one that i'm aware of it saw it clearly. you point out to some senators and congressmen who did, but somehow we described them as being peripheral. and i simply said, "they're wrong." turned out they weren't. >> i think we will in ten years' time look back and say, "we should not have done that, because we forgot the lessons of the past." >> senator dorgan predicted disaster. disaster's what we got in 2008. >> yeah, no, they -- and disaster-- it wasn't solely glass-steagall, because much of the disaster of 2008 would've occurred independently of it, i believe. but certainly the propagation of the problem throughout the economy was greatly aided by the absence of glass-steagall. you know, we would've hit the iceberg anyway, i believe. but the ship would've had

your book is "blowout" and former senator byron dorgan, ails a pleasure. >> let's do it again. i'm really really anxious to see the show. >> thanks, senator, appreciate it, talk to you soon. >> aw. >> that's so sweet. >> take that ed schultz. >> i'm just kidding. >> he's the first person from capitol hill who ever called up rebecca personally and said can i be on the show? >> she probably hung up. >> yeah, this is senator dorgan, and i'm the queen of england. >> well, you give me your cell phone and how about you, see if this is -- i'll call you back and see if this is really a number. give me your digits. i've got to go. >> let's go to eva in miami you're on "the stephanie miller show," hi, ivas. >> ivas. >> good ivas. >> i've been listening, this is not the first time trying to make this call. >> rebecca's tough. >> well, i just wanted to call and make a few couple little points. i'm from miami and i feel for the trayvon martin thing but it's kind of like i've been living here all my life, i got to realize something. we live amongst people that still, i don't want to say it b

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senator byron dorgan came to this floor and he issued a warning -- quote -- "it may be that i'm homesly old-fashioned," he said, "but i do not think we should you ignore the lessons learned in the 1930's." i also think that we will in 10 years time look back and say we should not have done that because we forget the lessons of the past." that was 1999. ten years after senator dorgan's remarks almost to the day that he predicted america's economy hit rock bottom, the lowest mark of employment during the great depression. well, old-fashioned sounds pretty good these days. i hope to be as old-fashioned as senator dorgan who warned us that lowering the barriers that protect us from financial catastrophe can only destroy jobs, not create jobs. destroy jobs. i hope the senate will turn away from the house bill that threatens more fraud, more abuse and renewed crisis. i hope the senate will embrace reforms that are present in our substitute amendment, that give our innovative companies the chance to compete without endangering investor confidence or the stability of our economy. and, madam pre

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