the banks have to show that they are able to be resolved through bankruptcy without causing large systemic risks
We should not be jumping straight to Title II. We have not worked through Title I properly.
My preference would be not to have Title II and have this reform.
I think the theory was that the chaotic collapse did not work very well in 2008.
Thank you. And, the world within which we live is limited in time, and thank you very much, all of you, for bringing you...
I think Title II... you will make it actually a much less likely scenario.
And, Mr. Taylor, or Professor Taylor, are there a couple things that, specifically, you would like to see done to improv...
that turns into a taxpayer-funded bailout
If we are exporting the raw material, we are going to then import the finished product.
I think there is a cautionary tale in looking at log exports from the United States.
We are exporting an incredible number of raw logs, and kind of think what this does to the U.S. That means we are Third ...
Take care of our industries first, make sure that we have a low-cost energy economy, a low-carbon energy economy.
More than 10,000 of them have said, 'Do not export our crude. You are putting our jobs at risk.'
We have a lot of concern about the possibility of explosions from oil trains.
The introduction of the bill on the replacement of the icebreaker is absolutely critical.
$40 million? Yes. We can find that under a couch cushion. I mean, if Paul Ryan can find $8 billion under a couch cushion...
I guess my point is--so that industry, in effect, in terms of trying to do a random sample is now put out this----
that USF should spend money where no one else will spend.
