No one has gone to jail. It is true that the CEOs of the too-big-to-fail banks have thus far been too-big-to-jail.
If we had had stronger whistleblower protections, I do believe someone would have reported this circumstance and we woul...
I think I opened noting that we were approximately $22 trillion in debt, and we are mounting about $100 million of debt ...
We need a bill of rights for the workers within the banks.
That is why I introduced, with Senator Warren in the Senate, the Bank Merger Review Modernization Act, to stop the rubbe...
That shocks my conscience, to be very honest. It does. Sickness and vacation are totally antithetical.
The lowest-paid workers in banks are women and people of color. The highest-paid disproportionately, in both cases, are ...
Workers need a living wage. All workers in banks should have a living wage.
It seems that they are not only too-big-to-fail; they are also too-big-to-jail.
The problem is that moving evacuees who have coronavirus across San Antonio...risks community spread in our community.
I respect that because I want to protect every service member so that they are ready to defend our country.
The other side of the aisle has reiterated that they believe Wells Fargo is too big to manage and should be broken up.
I hope that you will be able to get the bank moving back in the right direction.
I called on him to resign immediately for such lack of knowledge into his own company's practices.
Mr. Stumpf's answers were simply unacceptable.
They want to take pot shots at the President's budget, when the budget proposed by the President is increasing spending ...
The reason there has been no response to H.R. 3 is because it would devastate innovation.
As you know, our committee has its greatest impact when we operate on a bipartisan basis as we are doing so today.
