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About financial regulatory reform, the president signed it into law yesterday. it is the beginning and falls to the rule makers to come up with how the statutes will be enacted. medium and large-sized corporations are making large profits and not hiring. i dont have to tell you. they say its because of uncertainty, uncertainty that persists because of the rule making process to last years. do you think they have a legitimate beef there? or do you think that the business are just making up a pret...

I mean theres one incredible statistic, dylan. 15 years ago, the six largest banks, the total assets, total assets totalled 17% of gdp. the six largest banks today, their total assets combined are 63% of gdp. and thats too big. thats, they have -- its about risk. but its also about the size ever these banks and the economic power they have in their ability to infect the whole economic financial system we have in this country. >> if you were to look at the conversation weve had on this show so fa...

That he condemned that hillary, biden condemned. if he uses that process and rams it down the throat after all the other corruption, you dont see a huge political price? >> i do believe there will be some political price. >> sean: huge! >> the process is what should be done the policies -- what im saying -- >> sean: you are struggling. >> the only one that loses, is the rule makers in the senate. >> sean: time to check in with greta van susteren for a sneak peek. not about waxing your back tonig...

That he condemned that hillary, biden condemned. if he uses that process and rams it down the throat after all the other corruption, you dont see a huge political price? >> i do believe there will be some political price. >> sean: huge! >> the process is what should be done the policies -- what im saying -- >> sean: you are struggling. >> the only one that loses, is the rule makers in the senate. >> sean: time to check in with greta van susteren for a sneak peek. not about waxing your back tonig...

Lawmakers to decide how to mete out punishment for years to come. >> no, no, dagen, hold on. thats not very unusual. its not leaving it in the hands of the lawmakers, its leaving it in the hands of the regulatory rule makers, which is a long established tradition, which, by the way, gives industry the opportunity to say, this is how-- >> wait a minute, wait a minute, sounds like the regulatory police are coming. right now, getting to the scene of the crime. ben, here is what i want to ask you. s...