We can't. We are contractually obligated to reward the people that have driven us to the edge of the precipice--$1 million bonuses, at that.
Barney Frank: “We can't. We are contractually obligated to reward the people that have driven us to the edge of the precipice--$1…”
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Frank points out the absurdity of bonuses given to those responsible for the crisis.
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