Should individuals be accountable for the 2008 meltdown?

Name: Should individuals be accountable for the 2008 meltdown?
Uploaded: 2013-10-22T01:00:41Z
Duration: P475S
Description: JP Morgan Chase is close to striking a reported $13 billion settlement with the government over the sale of troubled mortgage securities. Gwen Ifill talks to Dennis Kelleher of Better Markets and Bert Ely, a banking consultant, for reaction on the penalty and how the government is seeking accountability for the 2008 crisis.

Clip: 10/21/2013 | 7m 55s

JP Morgan Chase is close to striking a reported $13 billion settlement with the government over the sale of troubled mortgage securities. Gwen Ifill talks to Dennis Kelleher of Better Markets and Bert Ely, a banking consultant, for reaction on the penalty and how the government is seeking accountability for the 2008 crisis.

Aired: 10/21/13

Rating: NR

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Should individuals be accountable for the 2008 meltdown?

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