RE:RE:RE:I warned you!Chaney,
Your edited videos totally distort the truth of the matter.
Republicans were behind the repeal of Glass-Stegal from the start and were finally successful in 1999 with significant help from Alan Greenspan. While the evidence is mixed as to wheter the repeal led to the Great Recession, it's clear that banks could have engaged in the creation of mortgage backed securities prior to repeal and most commentators note that it was the poor quality and over-rated nature of the equities that caused the collapse.
We should be thankful that Dodd-Frank succeded in restoring financial stability to our banking system. Listen to Republicans attenpt to quiet Nancy Pelosi last year as she argues in favor of Dodd-Frank.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe_Qvrgu-QQ
You're correct that Krugman is a good choice. Here are a few more nobel laurate economists that support Dodd-Frank: Joseph Stiglitz and Princeton economists Alan Krueger and Angus Deaton.
I'd gladly engage in an intelligent conversation with you on these matters but find it pointless to continue because your posts are filled with hateful comments directed at those who disagree with your position. What one might learn from your knowledge of public policy and economics is weakened when you call someone "crazy" or "he's a joke".