mitchell feiger is mb's c.e.o.t's almost as if nothing had happened. >> almost nothing did happen. it's the same products. it's the same services. it's the same people taking care of the same customers. >> it was a sweet deal for feiger. the f.d.i.c. paid mb financial $3.5 million. mb got all of the deposits, customers, and loans. if some of those loans go bad in the future, the f.d.i.c. will pick up at least 80% of the losses. we wondered what feiger thinks of the health of banking today. >> you have to believe that dozens and dozens and dozens of more banks have to fail, but it's okay. >> what do you mean, it's okay? >> it's okay, because i think the process is smooth. depositors are fully protected by an industry-funded f.d.i.c. insurance. and i think that taking out the weak players and taking some capacity out of the industry is good--it's good for the industry. it's good for the survivors. it will produce, at the end, a much healthier banking system. >> if you can put heritage community bank out of its misery