Michael Greenberger: Setting the Stage for the Next Financial Crisis

The transcript features a discussion with Michael, a law professor, on financial regulation post-Dodd-Frank. It covers the challenges in implementing the act, Gary Gensler's role, and the impact of political influence on regulation. The conversation also touches on international regulatory issues and the future of financial regulation, highlighting the need for stricter controls and the political dynamics involved.

What was the significance of the 'London Whale' incident mentioned in the discussion?

What criticisms were directed at Gary Gensler regarding his interactions with other regulators?

What were the implications of the Citizens United and McCutcheon cases on campaign finance?

How did the speaker characterize Elizabeth Warren's approach to Wall Street?