Bernie Sanders: 'The Business Model Of Wall Street Is Fraud,' 56% Of Readers Disagree

broadcast the Democratic debate on Saturday night, where Senator Bernie Sanders called out former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for her connections to Wall Street. Sanders repeated that he would break up the big banks: "Here is the major issue when we talk about Wall Street – it ain't complicated: Wall Street today has enormous economic and political power. Their business model is greed and fraud. And for the sake of our economy, the major banks must be broken up." Sanders touted he is the only candidate without a Super PAC, and has never accepted donations from the Street (something Clinton has). That's when Sanders had one of the night's

. "With all due respect to the secretary, Wall Street play by the rules? Who are we kidding? The business model of Wall Street is fraud," Sanders said. Earlier in the segment, the Vermont senator said, "I''m not asking Wall Street or the billionaires for money. I will break up these banks, support community banks and credit unions. That's the future of banking in America." In a Benzinga

poll, 56 percent of respondents said they disagree with Sanders' claim that the model of Wall Street is fraud. As of Sunday at 11:00 a.m. ET, the poll had 205 respondents.