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my second question would be, jamie dimon said every seven years we seem to have a recession, a bit. much longer would it take for the federal government to do something to try to control the hedonistic behavior on wall street so that we don't suffer this anymore? i'm calling from pennsylvania, and my property tax, i am just purely talking property-tax, is wh thousand dollars -- is $12,000. guest: that is a big number. we have been mostly focusing on federal income tax and not talking about things like property taxes and local taxes, which, for most people, add up to a big chunk of the family budget. i wish i could tell you when the federal government would get a handle on excesses' on wall street, but i really cannot. i am not sure anyone has the answer for you. there are hearings going on right now with elizabeth warren and consumer protection, but that is that tackling the broader problem, i wish i could tell you there is a specific timetable for curbing the excesses, but i'm not sure there is. host: shannon, republican. caller: real quickly, the gentleman who talked about the fla

dimon. but i would whriek to hear his response. i encourage him to share my letter with the same shareholders and customers to whom he's written. after all, in his shareholder letter, mr. dimon said he wanted -- quote -- "analysis in the full light of day" -- of the durbin amendment so i figured he'd want his audience to be informed. i don't think chase has done that yes. i hope they will. i know that the banking industry prefers for the giant wall street banks to stay in the background ch it comes in this fight because they're not that popular. estimates indicate that about half of all debit swipe fees go to just ten big banks. bank america, chase, and we will fargo maid make the most of all, well over $1 billion each. but the banking industry knows that the public isn't happy with big banks. industry argues that even my amendment exempts all but the largest 1 frr regulation, it just won't work and small banks will get hurt. this letter makes it clear that when it comes to retailers and merchants there will not be any pain inflibl