'YOU BETTER GET READY': Elizabeth Warren threatens INVESTIGATIONS for corporate America

So Elizabeth Warren is once again on her soapbox, this time coming for corporate America, warning big businesses to brace themselves for some serious investigations. Watch. You have said you want to bring big tech CEOs, Wall Street executives and giant corporations who may have broken the law to face consequences. To be clear, is your focus going to be legislation or is it going to be investigation? We have to do both. But I do want to be clear, if you've been making your profits by cheating American families and scamming your investors, you better get ready for some investigations, serious ones. Better get ready. The Massachusetts senator has long been a thorn in the side of America's wealthiest Charlie has been all over Warren's war. On Wall Street, Charlie, you had a great piece in the New York Post. Even, you say, Zoran Mamdani has reached out to corporate America, to Jamie Dimon, to President Trump, of course. Is there anyone in the corporate community that Warren wants to meet with to get some serious work done? By the way, it's not just Wall Street. It's like. Corporate America writ large that she hates and she's been doing this forever. She's just now more emboldened because of the huge victories in the midterms for the Democrats. And she's going to be the chairman of the Banking Committee for all intents and purposes, unless something really radical changes. So she's going to she's going to have a lot of power. We'll Listen, you know, it's the same old story with her. Right. I mean, she's been doing this forever. She's just got a lot of wind at her back. be I think it's going to be... A rough time for corporate America. right She's going to start investigation. She talks about like if you're ripping off your if you're ripping off people like, you know, her definition of ripping off is different. back. Making a profit is making money. You know, it's not like it's not a strict legal definition. You know, she thinks banks exist because, you know, as like bookies, you know, they just take a huge vig. Um, from, you know, if you use a credit card, she doesn't, she, she ignores the very fact that, Hey, you know, it's like almost free money. So you get to do what you want with it. And so of course you're going to pay up for it. And plus it's given to everybody, even people with bad credits. So she, she, um, you know, she hates corporate America. She's, in many ways, she's refreshing in the sense that she believes her own BS, unlike James Talarico and Saeed, who they lied to. David, the issue I have with- But she will be a thorn in the back. You start attacking companies that are public. It's attacking, you're attacking 401ks. You start attacking companies that are public. You start basically impairing the value of that business by accusing them of things that Otherwise, I'm sorry. You think she cares about that? She absolutely doesn't care. Somebody needs to care because if a private citizen said things about a business that weren't true, there would be. As you're a businessman who's worked with people you don't agree with. Isn't it, isn't it kind of, I mean, in the political field, she doesn't seem to want to reach out to anybody that doesn't. The government sat me down in front of a sort of an investigation and said, you've been selling campers for years and those are terrible and those are hurting people and those are bad with no basis for it. Cheryl, who's she going after? Okay, here's who she's going after when she takes over Senate banking and it's happening, folks. Okay, she's going to go after banks, investment firms, specific leaders. JPMorgan Chase is on the hit list. Bank of America is on the hit list. I kid you not, this is over credit card fees. She wants document preservation. She wants annual testimony. Big tech CEOs in particular, because how do they drive up consumer costs? She wants more oversight over technology. She's also going to go after Dodd-Frank and by the way, she doesn't care Why do you think the profit wants to go public now? I think Cheryl is right. And Marcus, I think you said that it's counterproductive. Charles was right. They don't care. Tim Walz was on the board of the Minnesota Pension Fund, which owned Tesla. Okay. He attacked Tesla. I care. Make sure to like and subscribe to the latest news on Fox Business on YouTube. And you can catch full shows streaming now on Fox One.