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Reform. nobody else. i did it. that was to the african machineries more than anybody else, and so i think by standing in the african-american community is maybe the best. >> he says it's maybe the best, richard. what is his standing in the black community as you've seen it? >> we take the words of some of the republicans. it's the racist who calls this president the racist. it's lindsey graham who said he was racist, xenophobic, and a religious bigot. we can't disagree with that. the policies of this administration including not enforcing consent decrease, not enforcing for consent orders that...

Appreciate the issue, and as i said before, we highly redwrgre the extent that we made even one error and especially the servicemen, we paid $8 million. many, many firms paid billions and billions of dollars but will regret any issue there. what you are referring to, it was one in the same, as referenced in my testimony we were one of 14 banks that signed consent orders. at the time we were you should the otc later taken over by the occ and we were the only bank that actually completed that foreclosure review and proud of that. >> and at the end of the day it ultimately showed that your compan...

Goes away because he doesn't care for it. he's 100% incorrect. the federal courts will continue to monitor consent orders to improve, enhance and professional police activity and eliminate or try to minimize uninstitutional police behavior. there's no way out, no matter what becomes the attorney general. >> okay. and so, richard, what's your view on that? will there be a condition tin yum regardless of who the next ag is? >> sessions has given us his position on this, so again, all this hard work put together by the current ag, who's gone, like the affordable care act, which will be gone, all ...

Believe it, when consent decrees are put together for voting rights, employment right, excessive force with with police departments, they don't evaporate. because somebody doesn't like it. i think the consent orders will be continued to be enforced. the question is, will this attorney general if he is confirmed, go after other local police departments that violate the constitution of the united states. that's a big question. zpl all right. >> i think he's answered that question right. we know that answer. >> okay. >> richard, avery. thank you so much. always good to see you. appreciate it. we'...