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  • Meet the Press NOW – June 9

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Secret ways of Wall Street exposed by former employee

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Greg Smith left Goldman Sachs and has written a book about the investment giant, saying he saw clients being ripped off. “The truth is, it’s actually legal, it’s just highly unethical,” Smith told TODAY’s Lester Holt.