I'm Bill Moyers. It's good to have your ear.

Too big to fail and getting bigger.

I'm talking with a knot of money about the banker's new clothes.

Banks are always somehow tied to governments and politicians.

I let you take the risk. I love to governments and politicians.

I'll let you take the risk.

I love to take the risk.

Let's hope for the best.

You know, I'll be gone, you'll be gone.

By the time it comes back,

and then it's nobody's fault.

The financial system continues to be fragile,

and the banks continue to live dangerously. you leave this system to its own devices and good

luck to all of us. It cannot work without regulation because it's got us. It's like a hostage

situation. Thanks for joining us. It's been six years this summer, believe it or not, but I'll

bet you remember how disastrous the financial

meltdown was in 2008, how scared we were and angry at the banking industry's blatant

negligence, arrogance, and greed. And remember all the guilty CEOs who went to jail for their

wrongdoing? Yeah, neither do I. But maybe you do remember our broadcast

last week on which the Nobel Prize winning economist Joseph Digglitz compared how the government

responded during the financial crash to the police, mollycodling a drunk driver.

What we did was analogous to we take the perpetrator, the guy who was the drunk

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