After trouncing Bernie Sanders in the New York State primary on Tuesday, Hillary Clinton decided to channel some Sanders herself, talking about the need to reign in big banks while also refusing to release the transcripts of her speeches to Wall Street behemoths like Goldman Sachs, reports Fox News:

Speaking during a “Good Morning America” Town Hall after her 58-42 drubbing of Sanders in Tuesday’s primary, Clinton said the two candidates generally agreed on many issues, and she used rhetoric reminiscent of the Vermont senator to drive her point home.

“I know that we both – Senator Sanders and I – we want to tackle inequality,” Clinton said. “We want to raise the minimum wage. We want to make sure that people who are putting our economy at risk are reined in, regulated.

“No bank is too big to fail, no executive too powerful to jail. We share those views.”

Yet Clinton, who earned high six-figure sums for speaking to some of the most powerful bankers in the world, has refused to release the transcripts. The former Secretary of State says that like her predecessors she has a unique view to share with the world, including business leaders.