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Wells Fargo Board Members Step Down Following Damaging Report
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2:02Now PlayingVia America’s Lawyer: Two members of the Wells Fargo board of directors had been forced to step down after reports showed that these board members had ignored complaints that the bank was abusing consumers for decades. Mike Papantonio explains more.
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And finally tonight, some good news. Two members of the Wells Fargo board of directors had been forced to step down after reports showed that these board members had ignored complaints that the bank was abusing consumers for decades. The report issued by the house financial services committee specifically called out the two board members, Elizabeth Duke and James Quigley, by name and explained how these two were instrumental in the company's deceptive practices and their failures to put any safeguards in place to protect consumers. The Wells Fargo corporate rep sheet is very, very long.
But in, in just the past decade, the bank has paid billions of dollars in fines for things like selling unnecessary financial products to customers. Charging customers for insurance that they absolutely did not need. Selling mortgages that they knew were going to fail in the lead up to the 2008 financial collapse. There are more crimes than we can even list in this program where it comes to Wells Fargo, but these two board members, they didn't deserve to just step down. They deserved to be marched out of the building in handcuffs and that's the only action this is going to be taken to actually prevent behavior like this in the future. More people in banking industry like Wells Fargo need to be perp walked. It's the only way we change our culture.
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