I truly do not believe we could have prevented it, but we could have prevented the financial meltdown that we are in today with better regulation and more responsible oversight.
Richard Baker: “I truly do not believe we could have prevented it, but we could have prevented the financial meltdown that we are in…”
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Baker discusses the preventability of the financial crisis compared to 9/11.
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