Jamie Dimon and other bank CEOs get grilled by Congress in second day of hearings - 9/22/22

The heads of seven of the biggest U.S. banks, including JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and Citigroup's Jane Fraser, are set to testify Thursday before the Senate's Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Other witnesses testifying include Citigroup’s Jane Fraser, Bank of America’s Brian Moynihan, Wells Fargo’s Charles Scharf, U.S. Bancorp's Andy Cecere, PNC's William Demchak, and Truist's William Rogers Jr..
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Jamie Dimon and other bank CEOs get grilled by Congress in second day of hearings - 9/22/22

[@lorax4732]

Honestly, the bankers should be the ones grilling congress for their reckless spending habits.

[@lorifelts6562]

Oh but to Dems they are helping the people nothing more, yeah like you said they are wasting money & will never realized it

[@popweaselcrunch]

Are you a bank bot?

[@SpaceTravel1776]

The bankers and congress you be grilling you on your spending habits.

[@lorifelts6562]

@@popweaselcrunch What has that got to do with this, congress is spending money out the Wanzo, claiming it is helping people, maybe some it is but they act like it's helping every person, & it's not, the gas price has not helped many, if it has come down it still cost just as much to fill a tank, I still pay same amount as I did months ago, No big change but Biden & Karine act like it is such a big deal, for many it's not, saves them maybe a few cents big whoop, a few cent in these times is not worth it.

[@lorifelts6562]

@@SpaceTravel1776 I don't have a problem with spending I do very little of it once my bills are paid, & I keep my bills down as much as possible, which is not saying all that much, If Biden & Dems think it's so easy to live on paychecks like mine would invite them to try, & why is SS only done once a month, if they really wanted to help people they would do SS & SSD twice a month just like a regular paycheck, but no it's only once

[@zacharythomas7036]

I love hearing Jamie Dimon speak, absolutely flawless with speaking and his flow of logic

[@dlcmobaadmin9060]

I was only here for the Jamie part.🙂

[@bjmac6609]

@@dlcmobaadmin9060 i see he doesn't mention chase's billions in fines and penalties

[@theodorehaskins3756]

Not to mention Chase’s ugly history of scandalous, radicalized, policies that discriminated against poor and marginalized communities of color.

[@jl3268]

Like a true lying criminal!!

[@zacharythomas7036]

@@bjmac6609 sadly, after Glass Steagall ended this has been the new reality. Blame the policy makers not the bank CEO’s.

[@freeatlast7262]

Nice to get a look at the people who really call the shots and make the decisions in this world because of course we know its not the bafoons in congress.

[@rickcaldwell2862]

You would have to get the progressive fascists like Soros, Schwab, Gates and the rest of the World Economic Forum in there to testify to get the people who call the shots.

[@mikepepper8395]

Thank god for that.

[@hondusspa]

The legislative and executive branch has become a big joke here

[@Technie87]

"Is Wells Fargo too broken to fix" lmao

[@KingAngel4Life]

Those Bank CEO look like they could care less about anything that’s being said business as usual when they return to work

[@zacharythomas7036]

Keep in mind the House likes to hold these meetings for display. Has any real outcomes occurred after all this info has come to light? Merely tried to patch a gaping wound that was created by the repeal of Glass Steagall with the measly Dodd Frank. So of course you work the system and waste your time explaining to these people why you did what you did for nothing to happen after.

[@froth7133]

Would you … having people who represent us that can’t balance a budget, create a great education system, manage social security, Medicare, military even the US Postal Service … I’m so sick of our representatives blame everyone else for their massive lack of leadership!!

[@Therealsupremeleader]

I don’t get why these worthless representatives invite these ceo to these worthless meetings a waste of my money I truly wish the gov would give me a refund

[@malr1975]

Well said my friend. The scandal is that the people in the committee all take the lobbying cash. They want the power, so they sell themselves to the lobbies, who promise they will make a difference, and run defence for the politicians problems, so long as they are useful. That's what the Kings used to use the Religious leaders for...to keep them in power. If the USA want's to get it's house in order, it should stop the relentless accepted corruption of lobbying. What would the forefathers have said? They didn't put something in the constitution to stop lobbying and corruption?

[@kpclove7990]

Thank you

[@MrDavidojanpa]

So why aren't the interest rates on savings accounts rising along with the rates hiked each month by the federal reserve board? The money spent on wasteful marketing to try to get customers to switch banks (every month I'm offered $300 by Chase to open an account there) should be returned to your long-term customers as a loyalty reward.

[@textme9959]

See me here 👆👆👆.

[@Tweetogreggieb59]

Here's another fun fact the stock market is down because of OG Reggie B. I told you guys, no one's going to get any money until I get mine TQQQ @ 70, 35, 25 and 19. These are all my buy entries they make good trading around information. Don't say I haven't given you anything lately peace✌...

[@wwinnar2831]

I wouldnt trust bank CEO's as far as i could throw them but if i had to choose between them and people like AOC, id go with the bank CEO's every day.

[@andrew_2119]

With everything that is happening , most of us are a paycheck away from being homeless , hope we are all prepared , get yourself an alternate source of income

[@craigrobinson6455]

The most important thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different sources of income that doesn't depe ...

[@textme9959]

See me here 👆👆👆

[@Mayageorge21278]

Diversification of investment is really great idea for multiple streams of income .

[@robbienorton9398]

couldn't believe the process until I got a profit of $ 19, 500 with an initial startup capital of $ 2, 500 in 4days. Thank you Ms. Catherine for been transparent.

[@GregGeorge189]

As a beginner in the markets , your best bet is getting an experienced mentor to guide and help you make the right decisions , specifically someone who can handle your capital and help you grow your portfolio

[@froth7133]

Ugh … having people who represent us that can’t balance a budget, create a great education system, manage social security, Medicare, military even the US Postal Service … I’m so sick of our representatives blame everyone else for their massive lack of leadership!!

[@absolutepowerchannel8980]

It's on my bucket list to go to city Hall or parliament and express this as regularly as possible

[@Badcreditvehicle]

Thanks for Broadcasting this

[@maribethcondrillon1079]

thank you so much 💖

[@tedolsen6251]

Why does the state of Georgia have 2 U.S. senators on the same committee both of which added no value to the peoples and businesses in the state today? Warnoff doesn't introduce himself and sits behind another members nameplate....read and repeated questions already asked by others and has ZERO knowledge of financial services.

[@malr1975]

Ted...good observation. But answer this. How many real Americans get to become Senators? Is it fixed, or could you run for office and as a democratic country, have a real opportunity to win office?

[@chrisperkins3026]

It's amazing how much time is wasted by these elected officials who were too busy to show up on time making many of the questions redundant if not sophomoric in their delivery due to their negligence of previously posed inquiries.

[@boogiman136]

thank you for documenti n the eveidence for us guys

[@gilbertleegraimaldojr3917]

Here in DWF,KDWF,TEXAS

[@markmcgwiresbackne5705]

They're job is to take money from the many and transfer it to the few. Diamond is rolling his eyes like just tell me what the fine it so I can get outta here. Anyone else notice it's no problem depositing your cash at the bank but it's a real problem getting it out. Especially if you try and withdraw a chunk of dough.

[@mgm553]

This is the most ignorant understanding of basic economics I’ve ever heard

[@therealrobin]

1:22:07 Jamie Dimon is 100% the Professor from Gillian’s Island.

[@rongyao7662]

Senator Warren was very disrespectful of treating the CEOs like elementary school kids. Or maybe just a showing of her teaching skill. Hey confess， or you will have your time out.

[@arcdestriumph586]

Warren is a crackpot ... chased her non existent native american roots for decades.

[@alanro7145]

It was embarrassing and childish from her. Disrespectful to the ceo's as you said and screaming and yelling over her allotted time. Her big issue didn't even make sense, Zelle reimburses unauthorized transactions. Many people use it to great success. They even explained to her that fraud is a tiny amount of transactions on that system. If someone is going to lose their house on Zelle, don't use the system and use some other system for transferring money (which has just as much potential of leading to fraud). How is this the ceo's fault?

[@DAVIDGOMEZ-nc6fh]

She was very upset because the banks took 2 months to get her the numbers she requested but that’s her fault. Why didn’t she follow up or call the CEOs directly? All these guys are very powerful but most are very respectful and humble. In addition, I think most people that use Zelle are very tech savvy and educated and rarely send money to the wrong place.

[@harryballsacky]

POCAHONTAS IS NUTTIER THAN SQUIRREL CRAP

[@dallasradcliffe]

If banks are to keep out of politics then their money should stay out of it too!

[@textme9959]

See me here 👆👆👆

[@gervazejoseph9586]

Hear, hear! 'Well said ... well said, indeed.

[@jjsansano]

15:30 CEOs begin their intro

[@popweaselcrunch]

They're all corrupt.

[@babysealavenger]

Loaded narrative at the beginning of the meeting. Here is my question to those members of congress: why don't you institute financial education in the public school system, rather than allow the large majority of citizens to enter adulthood with no basic concepts of finance? Second observation is that the U.S. Govt has an absolutely terrible track record of managing it's finances, something that is at the detriment of it's citizens who ultimately have to carry the burden of your incompetent management of money that you forcefully tax and collect from U.S. citizens. Third observation is how ironic it is that members of congress are scolding the banks when they are the ones who are exercising major conflicts of interests in their stock trading in companies that they are involved in the regulations of, an absolutely unacceptable corruption. Not to mention the exorbitant salaries of members of congress. Fix those things, then, and maybe then I will perhaps listen to what you have to say with a grain of salt, but actually a grain of salt is too generous. I would say one molecule would be more appropriate. This is coming from someone who doesn't even like big banks. But compared to Congress, they could be regarded as saints.

[@gervazejoseph9586]

I share your views.

[@nonamer88]

"get grilled", please tell me when that is taking place?

[@outsidetheboxink]

I have been waiting to see these proceedings since 2008, when JPMorgan Chase acquired Washington Mutual Bank for their retail sector at a bargain basement price. I lost my home and job with that move by JPMorgan, as did a few thousand others in my company. I declared bankruptcy at 26 years old, after trusting that a bank, my employer, did their due diligence and wouldn't put me in a bad way. I was totally wrong, and I've paid for that for decades. Thank you to this committee for holding true enemies of public welfare and well-being accountable to the broad reach of their respective signatures on the dotted line...profit. To everyone's detriment, excepting their pocketbooks of those of their respective shareholders. I wonder, what is the endgame of this monumental competition of corporate greed? At what point will it be handled as a cancer that is killing it's host?

[@JC_inc]

I can guarantee that this hearing if just a show for the public. These bankers lobby these representatives of congress for decades. They already knew what questions that would asked.

[@outsidetheboxink]

@@JC_inc I agree it's a show. Made very obvious when all the CEOs started to default their answers to "Same as Jamie."

[@Yakuzachris10]

Well it looks like the regulators are in bed with the bankers all along. FINRA AND SEC conspired go help out hedge funds. Who would have thought?

[@AdlerEinstein]

Washington Mutual Bank was going through a 9-day bank run (totaling $16.7 billion dollars). It indicated a low trust in the company and would've likely resulted in a bankruptcy. While the company was already experiencing heavy losses selling risky mortgages. WMB got you fired, not JP Morgan. Your end was already promised at the business before JP Morgan was in the picture.

[@AKAwisher1]

2:18:00 very interesting.

[@rycebabii]

Where’s Goldman

[@Afrocow]

Solomon was probably out djing beats late into the night, he got a pass

[@kristjanwashere]

"in case anyone at home is listening, I don't know why they would be listening", because we want to make sure you are doing your job.

[@gervazejoseph9586]

Well said...well said, indeed...

[@maribethcondrillon1079]

good morning everyone 😊 thank you so much to all of you I appreciate your trust in me and yes I will continue and I'm happy to work hard I want to help more again thak you so much God bless

[@peterbenjamin119]

Hello Maribeth, how are you doing today?

[@kendellfriend5558]

1:24:30 Dimon is so right. Doing business in PA is literally the most unpleasant thing. Don’t even think about being a business in Philly.

[@Tweetogreggieb59]

Here's another fun fact the stock market is down because of OG Reggie B. I told you guys, no one's going to get any money until I get mine TQQQ @ 70, 35, 25 and 19. These are all my buy entries they make good trading around information. Don't say I haven't given you anything lately peace✌...

[@hondusspa]

@@Tweetogreggieb59 so you’re down massively?

[@gregoryfriday6242]

Perhaps guidance

[@dallasradcliffe]

Being the "most affordable" of a system that is not affordable at any level is not a win. Citigroup

[@rickcaldwell2862]

At least Dimon still has some common sense.

[@outsidetheboxink]

Dimon is the quarterback in this dystopian lineup. His public presence is artfully crafted at top dollar, and consequently his genuineness comes across as blandly as a dry toast. He is no rock star and really deserves no praise for the pain he leaves in his wake. Same goes for the others. Do you have 1/2 lunch breaks like your lowest level employees do? Didn't think so. Enjoy your steaks as your real efforts in this world reduce almost half of your countrymen to eat beans. Because we can't afford steak in this chaos that your companies have originated!

[@WeenkerIV]

@@outsidetheboxink lol

[@treoneil7333]

@@outsidetheboxink maybe you should work at JP Morgan like some of us and be able to afford steak for dinner every night, just a suggestion so you can think outside the box

[@outsidetheboxink]

@@treoneil7333 Well, I actually did work for JPMorgan Chase. I was laid off during the last recession. I hope you make it through this current recession and don't experience what I did.

[@treoneil7333]

@@outsidetheboxink I work for JP Morgan rn, I converted from my internship to a Business analysis associate this summer lol so wish my luck old man because the future is now 💪

[@Popunkwillneverdie]

Dad my government teacher is related to government officials.... he gave me a C 😂😂

[@Toto77777]

01:35:04 basicaly what jamie dimon is saying is that moving trillions of dollars of money instantly was always available for institutional investors but for some reason not for retail. interesting

[@diegojesusvill4267]

Absolutly!

[@appleman957dontcare5]

Elizabeth warren clear throat "let me go get the popcorn" hahaaha

[@gilbertleegraimaldojr3917]

Supreme Courts and more Here in Tarrant County

[@rvbzero7]

1:06:15 The master speaks...

[@venkybabu8140]

Good always take track.

[@gregoryfriday6242]

In Aluminum Mills Corp. v. Citicorp N. Am,, Inc. (In re Aluminum Mills Corp.), 25 C.B.C.2d 1120, 132 B.R. 869 (Bankr. N.D. Ill. 1991), the court , which had previously authorized the creditors' committee to prosecute all fraudulent conveyance and preference claims on behalf of all creditors, held that the committee had standing to prosecute a complaint against various parties (alleging that they participated in a leveraged buyout of the debtor with knowledge that it would render the debtor insolvent, thereby resulting in fraudulent and preferential transfers), since it was a general claim that would benefit the entire estate and nor a personal claim of an individual debtor.

[@brookelogan456]

I've been speaking with my customers who are from all over the country, and a lot of them are taking all of their money out of banks. Something big is about to go down.

[@nilzazavala9897]

Wym?

[@IgNantTelevision]

Why tf would anyone use a bank especially with light as fiat currency 😂

[@malr1975]

Were any of your customers getting out of the crypto virtual token garbage bubble, or only banks? I too think something big might be about to go down but not to banks...but a global crypto token crash. To pennies. Think about it, everyone knows about crypto now. It's not done anything successful. There is no benefit of being invested in it unless, it keeps going up in value based on speculation. So it needs new speculators to keep it's value. That won't work. So, now there is a buyer vacuum, it has to crash to pennies. The demand has gone because no one wants to buy something that we know might crash shortly, because it has no value. Why would people continue to speculate on something once it has shown it's garbage. You cannot buy a cup of Joe with crypto, and the blockchain or DL tech that has admin value is separate to crypto tokens. You now have so many crypto tokens, there is no scarcity. Quite the opposite. And the only reason they were created, was to try and capture speculative wealth on a junk token. It is a circular ponzi scheme that is loosing velocity.

[@gilbertleegraimaldojr3917]

I been told they don't know what I'm talking about when it come to my information like IRS and others

[@jamesgardner8619]

I have had overdraft fees in the past and I don’t understand why people think the banks are in the wrong for charging an overdraft fee. Technically it’s fraudulent to write checks knowing you do not have the funds. So the bank actually helps you out of a fraudulent transaction that you made and they charge a fee. What’s the problem?

[@justing6594]

Only time I had a problem with over draft fee was when m@t bank would not update my balance all weekend. They have since been sued for it.

[@exposenetworklimited4497]

⁠@@justing6594BS… by law you can’t sue a bank because they lock your money… by law they can for up to 30 days and that’s by law… so you law suit will get tossed right out… even tho imo ur lying

[@justing6594]

@@exposenetworklimited4497 This M&T Bank overdraft class action lawsuit was originally filed on Aug. 21, 2009, by plaintiffs who allege M&T Bank unfairly assessed and later collected overdraft fees on debit card transactions. The plaintiffs of this M&T Bank class action lawsuit are seeking monetary damages and restitution for damages incurred from the allegedly unfair overdraft fees.You sure about that? 🤷‍♂️

[@user-ru2jl4lz9v]

There is a picture of Bang Hap it.

[@mikepepper8395]

The government laying shame for overdraft fees while simultaneously charging fees to those same people for late tax remittance is priceless.

[@roythousand13]

One word, Hypocrisy!

[@miguelmejia1952]

Charity is a word in which the rich hide and not pay taxes yet they receive the money back and they come out like if they did something good give your money without getting it back that's help real help

[@vociefromtop]

Please look to back of Senator, poster shows 2021 on it

[@deepak8946]

i understand this .o my god

[@stablegenius375]

1:47:02 Elizabeth Warren vs Jamie Dimon ...

[@aviaforrester1481]

Pay.

[@gilbertleegraimaldojr3917]

There not letting people know about, there keeping the money for them self an there own company.

[@gregoryfriday6242]

true growth is when everyone gains.

[@kamman1374]

This is all BS. If a payment gets made, then overdraft is a must. Technically thats money takin from other depositors to pay for your sht.

[@erandeser5830]

Grilled ? 😂😂😂

[@stevenreinart9719]

Alright who decided to throw "gets grilled" in the title? Lmao

[@gervazejoseph9586]

These CEOs and those thousands of others like them -- sickening... just simply sickening. This hearing, of course, doesn't center on the top investment banks but rather on that of the commercial banks alone. In that wise, let us ask, Where's the bank that sets at the top-of-the-heap: Goldman Sachs, perhaps the most extortionate brat in the bunch? Ay the descriptive word 'brat' is the right word, indeed. Bear in mind that these said CEOs, their ethics, ay their behaviors or rather, the lack thereof -- boys, city dolls, not men -- and what forthcomingness they undertake to demonstrate in this hearing -- prove false, complicitous -- crooks all of them. Reserve all laudatory comments; too soon is it for that. Ay endeavor to question these CEOs' lack of honesty and of the senate, their lack of depth. Trust little if anything that they say or affect to convey otherwise; rather, regard their testimonies as consequential shams, at best, alleged takes on sincerity. Of all the senators and CEOs who speak Louisiana Senator John Neely Kennedy (R) dishes out the most alarming, self-righteous dribble in this segment of the hearing, proving wholly disconnected to the reality of what millions of American citizens have hitherto now undergone -- the lower-, middle- or upper classes notwithstanding. "Uber-Woke Sweepstakes?" he quips. What "Uber-Woke Sweepstakes?" I mean, you'd have to be the likes of who he 'is' and 'was' in the first place to think as he does. Alas, silence speaks loudly, to wit, not a few of these CEOs agree with him if for no other reason than by their silences, which proves nothing less than, if by default -- complicity! The United States is now and has been for decades existed in a socio-economic condition requiring mitigation proffered by both political parties. Indeed, neither party alone proves capable of affording the USA economic and social solutions otherwise, but together, then yes, perhaps solutions would prove probable to occur in greater measures for the first time. Else prison sentences will certain sure bring chicanery to a screeching halt. The likes of these crooks or call them choir boys, are for certain the least capable of serving jail time ... they just can't handle even the slightest of such a suggestion. Yet were this the final conclusion and result, we could guarantee that they'd come honest -- fast and in the right way.

[@rondrake3720]

Given his introduction explanation of the committee’s purpose, they’ve failed so far

[@ericphantri96734]

The unsold inventory led to deficit should not be there in the first place

[@chriscuntlicker796]

FINRA regulations on day trading is bs. The rules say you can't do more than 3 day trades a week for 5 day trades unless you have $25,000 in your account. It serves no other purpose than to punish you for being poor.

[@user-ru2jl4lz9v]

Miss Chansuda Sankaewheung

[@LittleBates]

Calling a group of guys garbage without actually using the word garbage

[@chiltondaniel]

@media how does 2hr 17mins not make the news?!

[@tinacook6779]

These banks also don't pay their community reinvestment act (CRA) obligations. Funds that municipalities need to make improvements and survive. They reach into states where they do not have branches or ATMs and extract wealth and skirt their legal obligation to reinvest into the community.

[@peterbenjamin119]

Hello Tina, how are you doing today?

[@TALONTEDGUY]

Grilled? Apparently you don't know who works for who. It's a ruse!

[@rondrake3720]

The Pot or the Kettle here

[@miguelmejia1952]

Real strong want to see if it really is strong let's see

[@Xueyan-tc1jj]

Reits is a special thing, it is not like stock index, Reits owner can get yield return when economy is good, sometimes house prices will not affect Reits earnings. Yes, Reits equals to fund.

[@Lee-gv1jv]

2:17:00

[@richardmasters1875]

OMG 😳

[@shawnlauer2508]

Grilled huh, are you kidding me?

[@daspatel6938]

Where does jayesh gopalji fit in at this conference room?

[@williamchurch711]

I think the issue that Senator Bill Hagerty raised is a good one. A proxy advisor should not be voting on behalf of the actual beneficial owner of the shares.

[@richardmasters1875]

Gotta love Scot

[@youtubetroll6620]

Best thing you could do, give everyone 850 credit score, crash hard the real estate market, stop people from flipping property, stop corporations from buying single family homes, I think that would get us on the right path. it would get people out of apartments and into homes that they can make beautiful, in turn the homeless would have access to affordable rental apartments....

[@jilow6356]

@35:29 homie in the back looks really tired lol.

[@victorruiztalamantes8688]

Why is he lecturing them. They don’t care. They will care once they do jail time

[@textme9959]

See me here 👆👆👆

[@harryballsacky]

OH..SO THE BANK IS THE REASON WHY YOUR POOR....I GET IT...NO PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY

[@hugsandkisses1369]

I'm an old immigrant, new to KZbin. Make no mistake, these guys are as ruthless as they come. I love capitalism, and I don't believe it's capitalism for us to pay to bail these guys out of the catastrophic results of their greed. Next time there's a collapse, and it will come, they should be allowed to go under.

[@textme9959]

See me here 👆👆👆...

[@Spahi77]

I would hit love if there was such a comment

[@L3th4LQu4rK]

Last time banks were allowed to fail, it took average Americans 15 years to recover and that too on the back of WW2 war production. The ‘bail out’ actually was a loan and all it was paid back by 2013. We (the people) made billions in interest. Please read more.

[@hugsandkisses1369]

@@L3th4LQu4rK Really. Who do I call to get my share of those billions? Maybe you read that somewhere and can share it with the rest of us.

[@Spahi77]

All smoke and mirrors

[@gregoryfriday6242]

*,up*, not ip *,of,* not if

[@MrsBoyetteGreen10]

Me Scott saying I’m not sure why any regular citizen would be listening to these. It’s me I’m that regular citizen 😅

[@Laura-vr5nk]

Thought the same thing…

[@gervazejoseph9586]

Hear, hear! He or she is astute, indeed, who endeavors to educate him- or herself and question the honesty or rather, the lack therein evidenced by these CEOs and their pandering, complicitous gaggle of hidebound senators to whom they give winks and nods.

[@camigalles8078]

Freedom is Collussal 🌺

[@CobraPR893]

How many have gone to jail? No jail NO responsability!

[@gervazejoseph9586]

Ah! QED...

[@bonniebevan1380]

Mr. Toomy is out of line in some of his comments. I’d welcome comments from the other point of view.

[@textme9959]

See me here 👆👆👆..

[@johnyoung1761]

Make an argument. Give us a time stamp.

[@chrisacevedo8456]

They should be working for us all

[@harryballsacky]

GET A JOB

[@24killsequalMOAB]

The Politicians or the Bankers?

[@jackym7734]

Ms Warren was not having it

[@marcedrickirby6348]

Credit line of the normal overdraft $0.13 on a dollar in some bank account

[@freerovingbovine]

Senators and banking industry could work together to encourage customers to forecast the next months statement and reduce prediction errors even if this reduces late fee income.

[@justing6594]

They do. There in cahoots with each other. This is just the dog and pony show. Remember when Obama bailed out the banks? Wellnow he's pay exorbitant amounts of money from said institutions he bailed out.

[@justing6594]

Payed*

[@hiphophead8053]

Wait for the banks to start layoffs next month lol

[@bigtex4058]

These people understand America's values 🤑🤑💰💰

[@textme9959]

See me here 👆👆👆..

[@deckape69]

You right, I was born in America, I live in America, I am a US citizen..I don't have American values, I have Cajun Values...to me American values are fake, unreal, dumb, nasty, ugly, money...

[@tatianafoule6257]

Really?

[@arcdestriumph586]

@@tatianafoule6257 Of course they understand American values... they see where Americans spend their money.. and to what degree.. who they donate to.. who they avoid. How many of Jaimie Diamond's customers donate to Rashida Talib? Not even 1/2 of 1 percent.

[@robertbolton9450]

5490 overcrowding nebraska state prison from 120 percent to 150 percent.

[@user-ru2jl4lz9v]

There is a fan, Family.

[@butterflygirl2285]

IMO - I am very unhappy that Wells Fargo shut down our brick and mortar local banking branch. As a result, I am giving other banks more of my money. Wells Fargo's performance has been so disappointing since 2008.

[@bencarter7839]

No mention of shareholders by Mr Brown - only customers and employees and communities. Does he know what a shareholder is?

[@Mrlapotatos]

yes, you're thinking of a stakeholder

[@joeGuizan]

😂😂😂😂😂... Collecting the big fish and reading their sins to them.,😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@ericphantri96734]

Free Enterprise work if fair play

[@pipo2528]

they were summoned due to credit Suisse future problems

[@toplist3257]

What it has to do with race and being women in a bank

[@textme9959]

See me here 👆👆👆

[@mikeb900]

Jamie Dimon and other bank ceo are really trustworthy and I follow their advice.

[@MsSassySean]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@luannmarie4568]

@@MsSassySean that is a funny comment look the rap sheets these guys have 🙄