Listen, it's me, Sean, Sean Ramisferram.

And I know what you're thinking.

Why are we already getting rid of all of these bank regulations?

We put in place to prevent another financial disaster.

We just got out of that last one.

We're going to figure it out today because this is today explained.

Matthew Eglaceus, economic policy reporter here at Vox.

Rumor has it, our government is rolling back some rules.

It is.

There's a lot of rules getting rolled back.

This is all about the Dodd-Frank disaster.

And they fixed it or at least have gone a long way toward fixing it.

Mike Grapebo, thank you very much.

Steve Dames, thank you, Steve.

So Congress passed a law recently that rolls back some provisions

of the Dodd-Frank financial regulation overall.

The Federal Reserve also promulgated a new rule that's going to roll back

in a different aspect of it.

Is one of the rules the vulgar rule, too?

Yes.

That's what's been in the headlines most recently.

Wednesday, the Federal Reserve voted to change how the rule is enforced

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