Sarah Palin’s second interview airs tonight at 9pm on Fox. The VP pick sat down with Sean Hannity to discuss a number of topics.

Here are some highlights:

On who is responsible for the failing financial institutions:

“I think the corruption on Wall Street. That’s to blame. And that violation of the public trust. And that contract that should be inherent in corporations who are spending, investing other people’s money, the abuse of that is what has got to stop.”

Should be an investigation on relationships between political donations from Fannie and Freddie Mac and the bankruptcy and its impact on the economy?

“I think that’s significant, but even more significant is the role that the lobbyists play in an issue like this also. And in that cronyism — it’s symptomatic of the grade of problem that we see right now in Washington and that is just that acceptance of the status quo, the politics as usual, the cronyism that has been allowed to be accepted and then it leads us to a position like we are today with so much collapse on Wall Street. That’s the reform that we’ve got to get in there and make sure that this happens. We’ve got to put government and these regulatory agencies back on the side of the people.”