Over a decade ago, Elizabeth Warren advocated for investigating institutions that mismanaged funds and insisted on holding those responsible accountable.
UNBELIEVABLE!
Now that she’s on the other side of the coin, she’s championing fraud and the reckless waste of taxpayers’ dollars.
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It's astonishing that the people responsible for the financial collapse are shaping the bailout. Historically, such failures resulted in job loss. Large-scale financial losses usually involve criminal activity, yet a criminal investigation is absent. We need to uncover what happened, determine if laws were broken, and identify systemic failures. I want accountability—not just blame, but a commitment to preventing future occurrences. We need to know who did what, and how to fix the system.
Speaker 0: Yeah. That's the most astonishing part of this whole wreck now is that the very people who drove the car over the cliff have been instrumental in shaping how the American taxpayer was supposed to save it and reconstruct it. And that's really, that's really amazing. In the past, when you drove the car over the cliff, you lost your job. I was talking to someone who spent many years as a prosecutor, and he said, you know, when that much money disappears, it's usually because somebody broke some laws somewhere.
But if we don't look, if we don't ask, if we don't uncover it and make it all public, we'll never find out. Where is the criminal investigation that needs to happen here? I haven't seen it. Yeah. I I just haven't seen it at all.
What the government didn't do is it didn't turn around and say, you lost how much money and you wiped out how many pensions and you wiped out how many jobs? I wanna know who did what, whether or not any laws were violated, where the gaps are in the system that would permit this to happen. I want to hold somebody responsible. Responsibility is not just about blame. Responsibility is about making sure we fix this and it will not happen again.
