Sheila Bair: 'Wall Street's Always Going to Be Greedy'

The transcript discusses Donald Trump's stance on financial regulation, highlighting his campaign's opposition to big banks and the potential for increased regulation in certain areas. It critiques the complexity of existing regulations and their impact on financial institutions. The role of greed in Wall Street is examined, emphasizing the need for proper oversight to prevent another financial crisis. The conversation shifts to higher education, exploring alternatives to student debt, such as income share agreements, and the challenges of implementing free college education.

What are the implications of Donald Trump's approach to financial regulation for big banks?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that current regulations may not be effective?

How does the speaker view the relationship between greed and Wall Street?

What concerns does the speaker express about the potential return to unregulated banking practices?

What is the proposed concept of income share for financing higher education?