morgan leslie stahl then went on to ask him about the fallout from the financial crash and the lack of any sort of justice there he said there was no old testament just as a lot of people lost their reputation and money but too many people didn't so of course she didn't ask him as a follow up well don't you want to do any penance do you feel guilty don't you want to confess to the fact that you jamie dimon were on the board of the new york fed when you and the new york fed decided to bail out j.p. morgan to the tune of hundreds of billions and on the other banks fundamentally change the character of america by strong arming and pressuring eric holder of the attorney general to introduce the holder doctrine which says that there's 2 tier system of justice in america and there's no rule of law if you're jamie diamond and the bankers on wall street this is trickle down to the general population is boston under 50 years ago there's looting at the top there's going to be looting all across the nation all across the society so when you look at the crime sprees and you look at the public def

>> i'm asking what jamie diamond was asked by leslie stahl. >> if you film a movie and get the number one box office star to be in that movie and you think what is that movie worth with the number one box office star in it versus the new 40 box office star? if someone thinks they can make an extra 50 million by having the number one guy in it, what's that guy worth as a difference over the other guy every industry has its own market mechanisms. i don't think anybody should apologize where they end up in that process and then you can ask them what they do with the money, whether they're good citizens, whether they give back to society, whether it serves an important social purpose or it's counterproductive. i'm not criticizing you for asking the question, although maybe you shouldn't ask it ten different times. >> well, i think it sort of gets to the heart of why we're having the conversation about income inequality why people like elizabeth warren put people on wall street -- >> i don't think the whole economic system hinges on whether taylor swift or the nfl quarterback versus the li

janice dean will tell us. "60 minutes" anchor leslie stahl interviewed jamie dimon last night. contrary to the evidence, she had a very negative view on the economy. does the mainstream media want trump -- the trump economy to fail? it looks like it. we will deal with it next. ♪ she's the one the one for you when you know you just know she isn't perfect but she's perfect for you love is rare love's unique love is her love is him love is us ♪ the vera wang love collection designed for zales, the diamond store. stuart: the floor of the new york stock exchange, going to take you there because they are honoring our veterans with a moment of silence. we will observe it. stuart: at 10:30 eastern time this morning, the president will be speaking at the veterans day parade in new york city. you will hear what he's got to say on this show. >>> jpmorgan's chief jamie dimon interviewed on "60 minutes" last night by leslie stahl. listen to the questions she asked. roll tape. >> the stock market is going through the roof and yet, manufacturing production is down over the past year, wage gro

charles: by the same token, leslie stahl makes a whole lot of money, save for a few people, and i'm surech more than others. there's a certain amount of responsibility that comes with, i believe, success. i do believe that if there's ways to not just give back but to teach people how they can actually earn it themselves, then you have done a great thing. later in the show, they showed the work they are doing in detroit. it looks really good, very promising. those are the things i think they will have to do because there is a groundswell in this country of resentment toward people who are very wealthy. neil: what has prompted that? i understand this has been time immemorial, i get that, but it seems to be a sharper debate now that almost any rich person is rich because of ill-gotten gains, but something has changed here. charles: you know, it's interesting, neil, because i agree with you, it seems to have gotten a whole lot worse. you know, we just as a nation, i think that, you know, every election, every presidential election, the media, movies, it's always been the sort of victimizatio

question number seven came from leslie stahl, the cbs news correspondent in the pool. usually about 15 people were there. 's cameras covered it. leslie was a sign that day, and of a greatis is part victory for our side in the east-west battle, but you do not seem elated. the office had told her about the excitement going on in the country and that congressman theardt was saying president should be celebrity this, and leader michel suggested the president should be going to berlin to join in the celebration over there. she was prepared to follow up with a question that more or less came out of her discussion. why president bush did that -- but i want to turn right now -- hold everything. what do you think of leslie's question in bush's reaction? >> i was in the press from listening to the audio feed trying to compose a story, breaking news story about the president's reaction. it was difficult to do because there were no declarations or dramatic quotes. people in the news business like a headline regardless of the consequences. secretary baker said the president would no

leslie stahl is at the white house. >> the white house is hoping that tomorrow's -- >> in the '80s, women, it was '72. there are very few. by the '80s, there were more and more. >> the decade of the '80s was still a time of sink or swim. you had to be resilient in your own way to survive in a period when you were going up against a lot of people who still didn't think women had what it took. >> these are some of the most famous faces in broadcasting. all of whom happen to be women. >> the best producers, i'm going to get fired -- the best producers at cbs news are women. and they are at the level of taking hold and making decisions about individual pieces. they are not yet executive producers of all the news shows. but they will be. >> the past 24 hours, christine craft has taken her cause to many of the nation's news and talk programs. >> i didn't set out to be joan of arc, but i think that what happened to me deserves some attention. >> kristine craft had a very successful career, but there she was in her late 30s and the tv station said to her, we're taking you off the air because you'

the present took all the questions but the question number seven, came from leslie stahl, "cbs 2" newsthe pool. the press will now generally represents the various proponents of the news media and magazines and newspapers and television, radio and a few others. we usually about 15 people. one networking that networks cameras covered as well. so leslie was a correspondent assigned. with "cbs 2" to the pool that day. and she said, this is sort of a great victory for our side in this east-west battle. but don't you, you now seem very elated. in her office of course i told her about the excitement that was going on around the country and also told her that congressman gephardt, was staying that they should be celebrating this is that the leader mitchell, and suggested that the president should be going to berlin. and join in the celebration over there. so she was prepared to follow up with a question the moralist or less came out of her discussion. - >> marlin, you are prepared to tell us why president bush did that but i wanted to right now just for moment, hold everything, eugene and pet

question number seven came from leslie stahl, the cbs news correspondent in the pool. the press pool usually represents the various elements of the news media, magazines, newspapers, television, radio, and a few others. usually about 15 people. one network and that network's cameras covered it as well. leslie was the corresponding assigned with cbs to the pool that day. she said, you know, this is sort of a great victory for our side in this east-west battle, but you do not seem very elated. her office of course told her about the excitement around the country, and also told her that congressman gephardt was saying the president should be celebrating this, and leader mitchell suggested the president should be going to berlin to join in the celebration over there. so she was prepared to follow up, with a question that more or less came out of her discussion. sam: you are prepared to tell us what president, why president bush did that, but i want to turn, right now, hold everything. gene, peter, what did you think of leslie's question and bush's general reaction? >> i wa