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Too big to fail was how Wall Street described big banks. But like the Titanic, the big banks proved to be sinkable--taking the world economy down with them as they broke under their own weight. Today Sandy Weill, former chairman and chief executive of Citigroup and the man who was the king of making big banks bigger, is now singing a different tune. Heidi Moore, the New York Bureau Chief and Wall Street correspondent for Marketplace join us to discuss what this means for Wall Street and the average consumer.
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