so, again, another point of personal privilege here. i ve got no problem with george i don t want anybody on the left or right to go, oh, joe s attacking george soros. i m saying this system for a long time has been corrupt, and there are some people that say put it out on the table. george soros plays by the rules, so does sheldon adelson. if you don t like it, change the rules. yes, let s change the rules. steve bertoni thank you for joining our debate. the cover story of the new issue of forbes magazine. that s a great article, i read it late last night. more morning joe in a moment. is
bill has been passed, financial reform is the big issue americans are watching. after the financial crash, wall street has become a big focus for people who want to make sure their tax dollars are not being misspent. so it real reform on the way? joining me here in studio, steve bertoni from forbes. what s financial reform mean to you and me? on paper it should work well for the consumer, should protect people from predatory credit lending mortgages and hopefully beef up the economy to avoid another catastrophe like we had in the past few months. but the problem is it is so big and complex. both bills are over 1,200 pages long. i don t know if congress really knows what they re voting for me. speaking of congress, is there a clear line between democrats and republicans? are the dems for the little guys and gops for big business? because it is my understanding, doesn t wall street donate to everybody? they do. they re kind of splitting hairs