CHURCH: Bernie Sanders is vowing to break up America's biggest banks during his first year as U.S. president.</s>BARNETT: In a campaign speech in America's financial capital, Sanders say Congress isn't regulating Wall Street. Instead, he said Wall Street's billions of dollars in lobbyists are regulating the financial sector.</s>SEN. BERNIE SANDERS, (I), VERMONT & DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Let me be very clear. Greed is not good.</s>SANDERS: In fact, the greed of Wall Street and corporate America is destroying the very fabric of our nation.</s>SANDERS: Under my administration, Wall Street's CEOs will no longer receive a "get out of jail free" card.</s>SANDERS: Not only will big banks not be "too big to fail," but big time bankers will not be "too big to jail."</s>CHURCH: Meanwhile, the Republican front-runner will soon be at the center of a debate in London. An online citizen's petition to ban Donald Trump from the U.K. has more than enough signatures to force a debate parliament on January 18th.</s>BARNETT: All of this stems from Trump's call for a temporary ban on Muslim immigrants in the U.S. The Trump organization says any action that restricts travel would result in the immediate end to future investments there.</s>CHURCH: And remember, you can always follow us on Twitter anytime. We want to hear from you. More CNN NEWSROOM after this quick break.</s>BARNETT: And a debate between two members of the U.S. Congress on opposing sides of the gun control debate. More on all of that after this.
Sanders Goes After Wall Street, U.K. Seeks to Ban Trump.