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lead thisrivilege to ,ompany, founded 164 years ago and it has played a vital role in the financial history and development of our country. we employ more than 268,000 team members, 95% of whom are in the united states. adultsevery 600 working is a member of the wells fargo family and we've a presence in all 50 states. that we failedry fulfill our responsibility to our customers and team members and to the american public. i have been through many challenges at wells fargo but none of which pains me more than the one we will discuss this morning. behaviorsales practice in our retail banking business goes against everything regarding our core principles, ethics, and culture. it runs counter to our vision of helping our customer financially and it does not -- is not representative of wells fargo as an institution. i am here to discuss the situation today, tell you about the actions we have taken and our commitment on how to move forward. our entire culture is centered on serving our customers and in this case, we let our customers down. our retail banking practice issues, sales issues, are no

morgan stanley estimates that ompany debt -- what do i make of this? are a number of interpretations. this has been a world where borrowing is easy and cheap. and at a time when you are still remunerated as an executive for keeping your share price elevated and you can do that i buybacks.-by what happens next? this is why the central banks are taking a step back and reviewing the impact they have had on the market. a slight yield curve will hurt the banks. and corporate are incentivized to borrow heavily. henkel can borrow at negative yields. michael: you are creating these massive distortions. there was an assumption that corporate would borrow and invest and the investment numbers at the moment are not backing that up. what we have seen is that corporate have borrowed -- is that corporates have borrowed and bought back. in terms of how it ends, at some point they will shift the balance back to fiscal policy and yields will rise. willuestion then will be corporate failed to maintain the debt? and there will be a stronger focus on credit. this is still

this is an amazing a product its use by some of our customers already. ,ompanies like louis vuitton adidaseven under armour a huge demand where customers saw the ability for sales force to come together, it gave us the ability to sell online. you can go to adidas.com and see demandware in action. they're going to sell more than a billion dollars this year on that platform. that's amazing. the technology is incredible. we knew that was the right for us. brad: i want to talk of a deal you did not do, linkedin. you look at it and microsoft acquired the company. going back would you do anything differently? marc: it goes in the category of you can't win them all. i would do everything differently. in our industry that is especially true when you're going up against microsoft who has all the power and all the money and all the resources and has that monopolistic control. you are at a disadvantage, but we gave it our best shot. we did not win and we wish them the best. brad: does it make microsoft a more formidable competitor. this morning there was news that they won an account, i think it was

disney is a large television .ompany they have a lot of sports programming.ve their own other tv channels on there. awards shows, things like that, that fit well with twitter. disney uses the platform to promote its own life programming , maybe funneling out its life programming. there could be a strategic vantage -- advantage. it's just a lot of money to pay for it. vonnie: right. rico throughout a $30 billion number on friday, way over where twitter is mark at this point. if it is $30 billion, that's probably going to be a lot for any company to swallow. there is a reason for twitter to lowball itself at this stage, having some talks. if that number is correct, for sure that number would come closer and closer together. what is interesting is that twitter is at least going through the actual process of being told ok, here's what we expect. we want to hear a bid for you. this was kicked off on friday from a sales force initial interest. there is perhaps some strategy there to say -- let's start the process and flesh out the interested buyers to see who's the

stumpf: this is a quality ,ompany who made some mistakes but our investment thesis is all about our capital and our growth. representative moore: you have stated previously that you think the dodd frank over regulates. mr. stumpf: i never said that. i do not recall saying that. stutzman: mr. stone's -- mr. i got my first loan for a motorcycle when i was 20 years old and i have been a happy customer for over 20 years and i have been frustrated with wells fargo because of the new website and i voiced that and i think part of this come i think you need to do something about it because the transparency in the website right now, i cannot find some of my accounts. i think at this point, there needs to be a time when you can give customers confidence through the website to make sure that every account can be seen because i have notices all the sudden of accounts i did not recognize because i did not see them on a daily basis. i found them after i called wells fargo and talk to them. -- your story you is remarkable. you came from a dairy farm in minnesota. i grew up on a dairy farm still part of ou

i am under leveraged, i have a have a ompany and tremendous income. i'm not saying that in a bragodocious way. it's about time somebody running this country has an idea about money. when we have $20 trillion in debt and our country is in debt -- it's one thing to have $20 trillion in debt and our roads and bridges are good, and everything is in great shape, are like from a third-world country. landland at laguardia, you at kennedy, lax, new a, and you dubai , china, you see these incredible airports land, we've become a third-world country. so the worst of all things has happened. owe $20 trillion and we're a mass. started.'t even we've spent $6 trillion in the middle east according to a saw, whether i just it's 6 or 5, but it looks like it's 6. $6 trillion. in the middle east we could country twice,ur and it's really a shame. it's politicians like secretary clinton that have caused this problem. our country has tremendous problems. we're a debtor nation, serious debtor nation, and we have a country that needs new tunnels, new bridges, new airports, n

i am under leveraged, i have a have a ompany and tremendous income. i'm not saying that in a bragodocious way. it's about time somebody running this country has an idea about money. when we have $20 trillion in debt and our country is in debt -- it's one thing to have $20 trillion in debt and our roads and bridges are good, and everything is in great shape, are like from a third-world country. landland at laguardia, you at kennedy, lax, new a, and you dubai , china, you see these incredible airports land, we've become a third-world country. so the worst of all things has happened. owe $20 trillion and we're a mass. started.'t even we've spent $6 trillion in the middle east according to a saw, whether i just it's 6 or 5, but it looks like it's 6. $6 trillion. in the middle east we could country twice,ur and it's really a shame. it's politicians like secretary clinton that have caused this problem. our country has tremendous problems. we're a debtor nation, serious debtor nation, and we have a country that needs new tunnels, new bridges, new airports, n