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Wall Street and Big Tech: Watch out for Elizabeth Warren

I interviewed the Massachusetts senator last night in Washington for a TimesTalk on the 10th anniversary of the global financial crisis. On her mind was reining in two of America’s most powerful industries.

On wanting to break up the big banks, she said: “Oh yeah. Give me a chance.”

She also said that the government needed tougher rules to counteract the size and scale of tech giants like Amazon. “If you’re getting a huge competitive advantage from being a platform provider because of all this information you’ve been scraping, then we no longer have competition going on,” she told me.

Other tidbits from our conversation:

• Ms. Warren suggested that Gary Cohn, President Trump’s former top economic adviser, had been “pre-bribed” by his former employer, Goldman Sachs, which made him more likely to push for a tax overhaul that benefits the company.

• She wouldn’t push to impeach Mr. Trump right now, having rebuffed such a campaign led by the outspoken Democratic donor Tom Steyer. Instead, she wants to wait for an investigation.