I would rather he go back to University of Colorado in Boulder, my alma mater, but if he wants to go serve, I will suppo...
not motivated by any political agenda, but based purely on a genuine interest in seeking solutions to address employee m...
They got to apply for credit, but they didn't qualify?
I think Dodd-Frank was an overreach because it didn't take enough time to really analyze the true impact to do a well-th...
The notion of too big to fail--too big to exist, from my point of view.
Congress has to take a little bit of the blame here. Stay out of our business.
Community banks around the State and around the country are shrinking at an accelerating rate.
It is now time to make some commonsense changes to help our small businesses and community bankers.
If we can't, as a government, create more certainty so that business people can grow, we will never deal with the $18.3 ...
But if you give that one a chance and you don't give this one a chance, Senator Buck, then you go to the Department of J...
It's that kind of regulatory burden that we put on job creators that's causing us problems.
I'm pleased with everybody that is here today.
Give me an example of what a 0.5 percent, less interest rate, would mean to the life of an average loan.
This is horrendous that we're seven years into this so-called recovery and we're not recovered yet.
It's just that there are so many redundant ones, so many that are so expensive and very difficult and time-consuming for...
In your mind, this consolidation is being driven by regulatory burden?
I think it's a problem that, in my view, is an overreaction by the Congress of the United States, a regulatory overreact...
The narrative that we're hoping to draw out today is talking about our financial institutions.
