The other side of the aisle has reiterated that they believe Wells Fargo is too big to manage and should be broken up.
Roger Williams: “The other side of the aisle has reiterated that they believe Wells Fargo is too big to manage and should be broken up.”
On the recordMarch 9, 2020
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Williams disagrees with the notion of breaking up large banks like Wells Fargo.
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