point. >> exactly. louise, do you think they can break through to the american public tomorrow on capitol hill with the argument we're already hearing from goldman sachs? >> that's the struggle for all these investment banks. they did have a duty to their own shareholders but, you know, the question now as we look ahead is given that they were bailed out by the government and enjoyed government backing now, what duty do they have if anything new to the broader society? is there a broader duty they have now because they've been rescued by the government? >> well, thank you both. greatly appreciate it. "new york times" financial reporter as well as vicky ward, "vanity fair" and cnbc contributor. thank you both. >> thank you. >> absolutely. you are looking at brand new video we're just getting in. it was taken the moment a van got flipped by saturday's massive tornado in mississippi. members of the band burning
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