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Company better off than before todays hearing? >> i dont know, but seems like he was just barely saying he was part of the problem, almost trying to get the right words to say, yes, we were part of this but we werent a big part of this. i dont know if that was necessary a mea culpa. at the end of the day, this was 10 hours of bruising testimony and bruising grilling. ill agree with ali. it was a culture clash, the perspective of congress, the senate panel in this case, and the perspective of wal...

Part of the problem, almost trying to get the right words to say, yes, we were part of this but we werent a big part of this. i dont know if that was necessary a mea culpa. at the end of the day, this was 10 hours of bruising testimony and bruising grilling. ill agree with ali. it was a culture clash, the perspective of congress, the senate panel in this case, and the perspective of wall street. it was almost like they were speaking a different language to each other. i dont know what the end ga...

A real eye-opener for one doctor. elizabeth cohen has a "prescription for waste" just ahead. >> the a.m. fix blog is up and running. go to cnn.com/amfix. >> reporter: first it is money versus power today in washington. in a few hours, bigwigs from goldman sachs, the fastest and most powerful investment bank will testify on capitol hill. has a look inside the hearing room that youre taking a look at, ali velshi is there. lets bring in christine romans and were expecting i would expect quite a con...

Goldman sachs, lots of different e-mails like this, by the way. goldman sachs responds pretty forcefully. this is all ahead of a hearing on tuesday. all of this was released over the weekend. goldman sachs, the u.s. senate subcommittee has cherry-picked just four e-mails from almost 20 million pages of documents and e-mails provided to it by goldman sachs. it is concerning. the subcommittee seems to have reached their conclusion before holding a hearing. >> they are giving some indication of wha...

To talk about is an s.e.c. charge of fraud. the company saying it is going to vigorously defend itself, basically batting down all of the s.e.c.s charges one by one. but there was someone on the call, campbell who said look, your global reputation problem, what does this mean? how are you going to recover from this? and the company basically said well look at our results. with made $3.5 billion. our clients dont think we have a problem. and thats the most important thing to us, our clients. the ...

Sachs. the sec -- cant even spit it out. im obsessed with the story. we talked about how they emerged unscathed by the recession and what rule did they play in it if any. >> im not sure they were ever going -- i think they were trying to see what was around the corner. the reputation problem has been unparalleled on wall street. now they are charging goldman sachs with fraud. this charge came down on friday and still, the ramifications and drama have been building all weekend. people wondering w...

Nation is going to go through a great peril. i will say were at a point where there needs to be radical changes taking place. at the white house itself. it has to happen. >> how do you have that without an election sf joined by ashley parker, and political report he, analyst, sam with the daily beast, paul, an msnbc legal an list, and the director of home grown violent extremism studies at usc in california. thank you. let me go to paul butler. lets talk about what trump is up to apparently stay...

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