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banking system. >> then clinton reportedly suggests wall street insiders are what's needed to fix wallt, "people that know the industry better than anybody are the people who work in the industry." >> seth: you went to wall street and told them they should regulate themselves? you think billionaires regulating themselves is a good idea? have you met your opponent? >> and you can tell them to go -- themselves. >> seth: i know, i know. he's not a billionaire. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so look. wall street already has incredible sway over policymaking. we don't need to give them more influence. these e-mails underscore just how important it is for people like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren to keep up the pressure on hillary if she becomes president. of course it's still within the realm of possibility that trump could win if he gets his voters to the polls on election day which is -- >> november 28th. >> seth: okay, never mind. this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more from washington, d.c. and the warner theater! [ cheers and a

she says the people on wall street know best how to regulate wall street, and she says she is far removed from the struggles of the middle class because of the fortunes that my husband and i now enjoy. your reaction? >> well -- and she also pointed out, i think, in one of them that she's a different person to them than she is -- she has to be different so we have two hillary clintons, which says we have a person who's a liar. chris, that's what she is. over and over again. i can go through her 302s and martha stewart was prosecuted for one lie, i could have prosecuted her for ten. like she didn't know that "c" meant confidential. come on, hillary. you can put that one over on somebody but not me. so we've got two candidates that have flaws. now, let's get to the issues. who are going to be better on the issues? horrible things about that is had those come out, bernie sanders would be the candidate now that we'd be running against, not her. she fought so hard to keep those secret. we now know why. because if she had run the way she ran on those tapes, for all those bankers -- she got paid

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so wall street. >> yes. >> i'm sure you disagree with some of the debate about wall street from the left and right. but there is a broad sense in the country that wall street has done things that make life harder for a lot of americans. i'd be interested in your thoughts about what do you think should change about the way our government policy treats wall street? >> well, i think that's complicated question. in 2008 we have the worsed financial crisis since the 1930s. and there were a lot of people, including myself, who thought that we had developed excess before that, david. but virtually nobody, and you look at fed transcripts, virtually nobody saw the full panel of full powers that would work and interacted with feedback loops to create what turned out to be, as i say, worst crisis since 2008. there was a lesson in that. the lesson is that the down side is far worse than virtually anybody saw. including myself. and therefore, we needed to have reform and out of that came dodd-frank. i think there are parts of dodd-frank like the protection agency, material derivatives. i think we sho

for example, hillary insisted she's tough on wall street, yet when she gave paid speeches to those wall street banks it a slightly different message. >> a passage where she contemplates just how to regulate wall street reform in a paid speech to wall street bankers. "there's nothing magic about regulations," clinton reportedly says. "too much is bad, too little is bad." >> she also allegedly said it was an oversimplification to blame the 2008 financial crisis on the u.s. banking system. >> then clinton reportedly suggests wall street insiders industry better than anybody are the people who work in the industry." >> seth: you went to wall street and told them they should regulate themselves? you think billionaires regulating themselves is a good idea? have you met your opponent? >> and you can tell them to go [ muted ] themselves. >> seth: i know, i know. he's not a billionaire. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so l wall street already has incredible sway over policymaking. we don't need to give them more influence. these e-mails underscore just how important it is for people like be

this is what she will tell people on wall street. >> well, wall street has made their bet with hillary clinton. not, the campaign donations that wall street and major head funds given to hillary clinton, first donald trump are not even comparable. i think they're hedging their bets. they are scared of warren. but the bigger problem that infuriates me whenever i hear senator warren attacking american industry the way in which she is, no even talk about government responsibility or culpability. there is no talk about fannie and freddie. we've probably gone at this ad nauseum over the past eight years. i think this is dangerous precedent we're heading down, if the white house and senate go into democrat hands, average american working for any bank in the country will be demonized and that is not the way american business works and thrives and succeeds. melissa: that's right. wall street banks are betting they paid hillary clinton and she is bought and paid for good to her word. >> yes, they are. melissa: thank you so much. visa out with fourth quarter results. let's go to lori rothman at

from fox business head quarters in new york city, the new "wall street week.": welcome to "wall street week," the show of record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci.

the people who work on wall street.ow damaging to clinton with just four weeks to go in this campaign. >> i think it would have been lethal during the primaries but now, not so much. you know, in many ways, she is the gop candidate. she cuddles up to hedge funds and it is what we already knew. >> what about this argument, whether you like the policy or don't like the policy that she is not honest and she is not trust worthy? >> well, wow, so hillary clinton will do and say anything to win. that is not a surprise. and as usual, donald trump drags all of his acme dynamite to the center of the stage and blows it up so nobody can pay attention to anything bad about hillary. >> a good reference to the road runner cartoon. there was also a pass yj in one of her big money speeches in which clinton invokes linton fighting for the 15th amendment to abolish slavery and say you need a public and private position. this goes to the core, as i was talking to maureen, about what people don't trust about this woman. >> it does. she tal

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