Morning Joe | January 03, 2013
How even most stable banks are a 'house of cards'
Writer Jesse Eisinger joins Morning Joe to discuss his Atlantic Magazine article "What's Inside America's Banks?," which looks at why 4 years after the 2008 financial crisis, public trust in banks is still low. Eisinger's piece looks at Wells Fargo's financial records and concludes, in part, that even stable banks are a "house of cards."
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