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Morning Joe

Scarborough on Citigroup vote: Citigroup is a train wreck

Top Talkers: At its annual meeting, 55 percent of Citigroup shareholders voted no on pay packages for the company's top executives. Although the vote is just a suggestion, it does seem to send a message to Citigroup's leadership. The Morning Joe panel discusses.April 18, 2012

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