going to be held accountable for what they've done during the financial crisis well no i mean timothy geithner the former treasury secretary and larry summers and others basically said that you can't prosecute the heads of the big banks because it would be damaging to confidence they are afraid of systemic risk and all these other nonsensical concepts so i would doubt it also so much time has gone by and you've had some other changes in the regulatory world that it would be difficult to prosecute officers and directors of these banks and let's not forget citi group bob rubin whole cast of characters from the new york business community all of whom presided over the world to believe the collapse of that bank and nothing was done so i wouldn't hold your breath. that was the best of the week for boom bust and now it's time for in the margin. the margins time with the one the only mr harrison now every friday at harrison and i put you the viewer in the driver's seat letting you steer the show with your comments questions and concerns all sent to us through out the week via twitter you tube and fac

well no i mean timothy geithner the former treasury secretary and larry summers and others basically said that you can't prosecute the heads of the big banks because it would be damaging to confidence they are afraid of systemic risk and all these other nonsensical concepts so i would doubt it also so much time has gone by and you've had some other changes in the regulatory world that it would be difficult to prosecute officers and directors of these banks and let's not forget citi group bob rubin whole cast of characters from the new york business community all of whom presided over the world to believe the collapse of that bank and nothing was done so i wouldn't hold your breath. i certainly won't pay now since the crisis began big american banks that paid tens of billions of dollars in fines for wrongdoing however no one not a single person has been convicted with the exception of one junior trader at goldman that french guy but what do you think about the shareholders being the only ones who have to pony up for fraud committed by bank employees. well it's the shareholders of the