stu stumpf said he accepted full responsibility, but senator warren wasn't buying it. >> so you haven't resigned. you haven't returned a single penny of your earnings. instead, evidently your definition of accountable is to push the blame to your low level employees who don't have the money for a fancy p.r. firm to defend themselves. it's gutless leadership. >> and mylan heather bresch also facing tough kwez questioning. the drug company raised prices for its epipen by 500% over the last ten years. up next we're "on the money." >> there's so much -- people believe that political and economic have let them down. >> my conversation with bill clinton on the frustrated electorate and what that could mean in november. and, later, you've been paying your mortgage for decades. is it the right time for a reverse mortgage? we'll have the pros and cons. right now, though, take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> if you want to know what bill clinton thinks, all you have to do is ask. we got a cancer to do that recently, and he spoke about hillary's chance to become president, fixin

that's the big question outstanding for the company as opposed to stu opposed to stumpf's tenure, onhether employees were forced to work longer hours. >> the ones following the rules, not opening fraudulent accounts, trying to keep up with the sales goals that were incredibly ambitious. >> there's two lawsuits, one from those sorts of people, and ones from people who were fired and feel they were mistreated in being fired in the first place because they were following the pressure around the company. so that could still hurt the bank, the fines and claw backs much more about the potential tenures of the people at the top. >> i hope you're not -- as a uk individual, i hope you're not trying to lower our -- the reputation of banks here, bankers, pay, everything to the level of the uk. bankers over there are one step below bookies and -- just -- just over here it's different. do not try to take us all the way down to how, you know, most people in the uk view the bankers. you're doing a good job already, i think. >> i didn't know if that was a question or a statement, but, no, i'm well a

stu mpf apologized and accepted responsibility... but denied any orchestrated fraud by bank management. (((john g. stumpf/wells fargo ceo) i do want to make very clear that we never directed nor wanted our employees, whom we refer to as team members, to provide products and services to customers they did not want or need. that is not good that's against everything we stand for as a company. )) ((christianne klein)) >>> wells fargo employees have said they were pressured to meet unrealistic sales goals and that they opened the bogus accounts so they wouldn't lose their jobs. stumpf has refused to step down, despite calls for him to do so./// ((paul joncich)) >>> if your iphone 7 is making a hissing noise, don't worry...you aren't the only one who's hearing it. complaints that the iphone 7 and the iphone 7 plus are producing a strange hissing or buzzing sound. the unusual sound is heard when complex apps are being used or when the device appears to be under stress. iphone users have begun posting videos on twitter of their phones making the noise. it remains unclear how widespread the issue is. so far appl

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stu. >> i thought at first it would just be political theatre yesterday it will be political theatre especially i want to see senator elizabeth warren question mr. stumpflls fargo should be very interesting, but i think, there is more at stake than politics and theatre, i think a few issues, here going to be discussed which will not exactly dictate the future of management of the financial industry, but have a heavy role in how we go forward how the big banks are actually managed, for example,, are we going to abolish across the board sales incentive programs? that is what got wells fargo into trouble, are we going to abolish that across the board i think senator would like that see if we go that far what about pay and boup uses executives received as the result of unethical activity should those pay and button uses be returned a fair question should we extended that across the banking financial industries there is another one should executives who pride over this kind of thing be fired another good question, i think we will go so many way towards answering that question today, on our show, we have one of the victims of wells fargo's activities. a youn