sandy wyle stood up today for financial reform.stood up on the side of taxpayers and he stood up for the right thing. if people live to that and pay attention, and if tim geithner does it more often and if the president, as senator sanders said, gets into the game. in addition to talking in favor of the things that senator sanders talked about, social security, the candidate who stands up and says we're going to apply the same rules to all of america to wall street, we're not going to let wall street threaten taxpayers that's the candidate who will win. that's the right position, that's the right thing to do. >> eliot: what a bizarre world we live in. den miss kelleher, thank you for joining me on this remarkable day on capitol hill. stay tune to enter the war room with jennifer granholm. thanks for watching.

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sandy wyle goes rove. talk about the guy who ate the wrong thing for breakfast.ost fell out of my chair when i saw this. >> i thought of you when i saw it for the first time. this moment when even the reporters with the softest touch inin the landscape of journalism say, you created too big to fail. he's surprised by the question. you can see in the clip that it never occurred to him that he would get that kit simple. it was an incredible, amazing thing to watch. >> eliot: talk about--it's as though galileo said i'm wrong the earth is the center of the universe. he disavowed everything that he stood for for his entire career. >> casually. it reminded me when they said, yeah, i saw a flaw in my banking. he created the citigroup merger before it was legal. they ended up having to have an act of congress. >> eliot: people forget the citigroup travelers merger was done and by the way we'll get congress to pass a law to permit it. what we're doing now is i illegal but we own congress and they did what they were asked to do. >> eliot: you're the lawyer here, there was

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. >> "squawk box" also made fireworks yesterday with former citigroup chairman sandy wyle, take a listen there is such a feeling among people, among regulators, among the political system all over the world against the banking system, and i don't think that's going to change so soon, so i think what we should probably do is go and split up investment banking from banking. >> those comments have sparked what you see on many of the front pages of the paper this morning, here is "the financial times" "the new york times" right here, picture of "squawk," in fact. here to discuss all of this are guest host treasury secretary neal wolan, thank you for being here. >> good to be here. >> i hope you had an opportunity to see what sandy said. some people would argue that the treasury department and tim geithner in particular have not pushed to break up the banks, in fact, have pushed back on that notion, earlier on, behind the scenes people said he was against the volcker rule initially. when you hear sandy weill say i was the architect of something and it no longer works, you think what? >> andre