read this first headline here banks still expect taxpayer to for their failure this according to paul fisher of the bank of england's executive director for markets and he disclosed that quote some banks have told us that they think they should not be required to hold capital and liquidity to deal with such extreme tail of events leaving the public sector to be the capital provider of last resort this contradicts what these bankers say in public max well this statement needs to be examined for what it's worth here is somebody representing the bankers who is defining who is basically shaking you know his finger at the public and saying how ha ha ha ha ha we've got all your money i mean this is not acceptable well max this is paul fisher and he's saying in private conversations bankers have told him that they don't need to raise capital requirements as the bank of england is requiring them to do they're saying we don't need it because the taxpayer will bail us out look the whole crisis started when goldman sachs became a publicly listed company not that long ago before then the partners had th

saying how ha ha ha ha we've got all your money i mean this is not acceptable well max this is paul fisher and he's saying in private conversations bankers have told him that they don't need to raise capital requirements as the bank of england is requiring them to do they're saying we don't need it because the taxpayer will bail us out look the whole crisis started when goldman sachs became a publicly listed company not that long ago before then the partners had their own capital at risk if they manage bad bet they would lose money then they went public and we started this era of moral hazard on steroids whenever a banker loses money they put a gun to the head of government and they enforce austerity measures that's an occupation that's not a free government that's not acceptable. ok max well it sounds like your message just spreading throughout the u.k. because they would send us headlines from a viewer of this program call on twitter we could ferry sad she describes herself max as pro justice equity freedom of expression and see fraud quangos current irish political system and i bow out

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