But, as soon as the government said, 'You will.' You're going to have resistance.

sidelining doctors during the COVID-19 pandemic was a massive mistake.

If you guys use the SEC in such a politically motivated way, eventually you are going to be out of power.

It looks more and more like not an impartial regulatory body protecting investors and consumers, but a regulatory body that is using its power to silence and immiserate political rivals of the current President of the United States.

I am increasingly worried that we should be more worried about the weaponization of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

If you guys use the SEC in such a politically motivated way, eventually you are going to be out of power.

I am increasingly worried that we should be more worried about the weaponization of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

My point here, Mr. Gensler, is that you seem to have a very troubling pattern of hiring at an impartial regulatory agency.

It looks more and more like not an impartial regulatory body protecting investors and consumers, but a regulatory body that is using its power to silence and immiserate political rivals of the current President of the United States.

My point here, Mr. Gensler, is that you seem to have a very troubling pattern of hiring at an impartial regulatory agency.

For far too long, our markets and financial regulators have answered to the interests of the powerful few on Wall Street.

New technologies risk further concentrating power on Wall Street at the expense of American savers.

But America's markets are the greatest in the world because we have strong investor protections--and because we have effective regulators who work to make sure we have transparent, fair, and honest markets that Americans deserve.

For far too long, our markets and financial regulators have answered to the interests of the powerful few on Wall Street.

Faced with that unfair playing field that favors entrenched, wealthy interests over hardworking Americans, the SEC has its work cut out for it to protect families whose hard-earned savings are invested in the market.

Americans count on our markets to provide for their futures.

New technologies risk further concentrating power on Wall Street at the expense of American savers.

Americans count on our markets to provide for their futures.