Sen. Shelby: Lots of Questions Stumpf Didn't Answer

The transcript discusses the fallout from a scandal involving Wells Fargo, focusing on accountability and the need for thorough investigations. Key figures, including Mr. Stump and Elizabeth Warren, are mentioned, with calls for accountability and potential resignations. The role of various agencies in the investigation is highlighted, and the impact on Wells Fargo's reputation is discussed. The conversation also touches on the concept of 'too big to fail' and the importance of trust in banking.

How do you feel about the statement 'if you're too big to fail, you're too big to exist'?

What do you believe should be the next steps in the investigation of Wells Fargo?

What are your views on the effectiveness of clawbacks in corporate governance?