Part of the challenge that I have with the fiduciary rule as we know it today is that I do believe that while we have an opportunity today to discuss the success or the failures of a representative, that, in most part, so many Americans will be more dependent on social security and less dependent on their own funds because they'll have fewer advisors in the market for them.
Senator Scott expresses concerns about the fiduciary rule's impact on Americans' reliance on social security.
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