How can you not have that? You are in charge of the program.

We have got Members on both the Republican and the Democrat side that have read this.

But you said you are still willing to use it, didn't you?

You are telling us you don't even know what happened.

I would hope that you would go back and look at the history.

I don't understand how you can sit here and tell us you are serious about reforming this loan program.

There is $16.1 billion of taxpayer money at risk.

As Chief Justice John Marshall once said, the power to tax involves the power to destroy.

Thank you, sir. Appreciate your testimony. And since this may be your last meeting with us, we thank you for your service to Social Security and to the government.

Yeah. I don't think it is mandatory at all under congressional edict.

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As is customary, for each round of questions, I will limit my time to 5 minutes and ask my colleagues to also limit their questioning to 5 minutes as well.

Again, I want to thank you all for being here today and for your testimony.

It is great to see you here today, and we appreciate the tremendous work you all are doing to reform this complex system in the U.K.

Modernizing this decades-old regulatory framework should instead focus on providing relief to all stakeholders by repealing the intertwined 1976 and 1988 compulsory copyright licenses as well as the 1992 cable Act.

Since Congress created the problem decades ago, it has a responsibility to review and fix them today.