Three days after she said: “Donald, you ain’t seen nasty yet,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren called for Wells Fargo to be punished anew.

“The Democratic senator fired off a letter Monday demanding that the Federal Reserve ‘remove’ the 12 Wells Fargo directors who served between May 2011 and July 2015. That’s when Wells Fargo has acknowledged firing 5,300 workers for creating 2 million fake accounts,” CNN said.
“The scandal ‘revealed severe problems with the bank’s risk management practices,’ giving the Fed the power to oust the directors, Warren wrote Fed chief Janet Yellen,” the site said.
Wells Fargo had a $142 million class action settlement with customers harmed by the fake accounts and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fined Wells Fargo a record $100 million in September.
At a New York Town Hall on Friday, Warren read from her new book “This Fight is Our Fight: The Battle to Save America’s Middle Class.”
“What Donald Trump and the Republican majority in the House and the Senate want to do to us, is they want to deliver the knockout blow to the middle class,” she said.
