How Banksters Screw The Average Guy

"Finra -- the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Wall Street's self-regulatory organization -- did to three arbitrators who, in May 2011, had the temerity to find in favor of a customer in a securities arbitration against Merrill Lynch, the nation's largest brokerage and a unit of Bank of America Corp. After awarding the estate of the customer more than $520,000 -- a large amount by arbitration standards --Finra heard from unhappy Merrill executives and fired the arbitrators, two of whom had many years of experience."

Cenk Uygur discusses a case that perfectly describes how the average guy gets screwed by the banksters on Wall Street.