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Reply #11: I stand corrected. It was Goldman Sachs that he said that about and he said "illegal" not wrong. [View All]

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Wed May-19-10 01:19 AM
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11. I stand corrected. It was Goldman Sachs that he said that about and he said "illegal" not wrong.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/37149675

Former President Bill Clinton says it is "time to lower the rhetoric and talk about the facts," in reference to the government's scrutiny of Wall Street.

In an exclusive interview with Maria Bartiromo, Clinton noted that while many financial firms are being questioned by the Securities and Exchange Commission, he does not believe that Goldman Sachs or CEO Lloyd Blankfein did anything illegal, based on what he's seeing.

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