You might have limited my ability to sell Life Saver lollipops for the high school prom?

this illegal and inappropriate discrimination--but unofficial, of course, and that is the problem--is one of those unintended consequences you don't want to see happen.

I haven't seen that much of that.

How do we restore the confidence in the market, when we know that some of these major banks, many out of Wall Street, are in such trouble, when others aren't?

But one of the issues that I confront, is that our financial institutions, the confidence issue and the trust in them, is eroding.

I was listening with great interest yesterday when the President outlined his principles and what he wants to get done.

I'm so concerned about some of the stock going down in some of these healthier banks.

We can qualify those rules for the moment, without deciding who the regulator is going to be.

I'm actually considering amending the D.C. Voting Rights bill to give me two votes.

We can sort of set some sanity in the market.

That's not in the Federal law right now?

I'm just looking at, as we go forward with this stress test, as the Administration does, I'm one to believe, just knowing some of the banks in our state, that there are differences between the large banks.

I think the answer is probably yes. Do we want to facilitate more credit rating agencies of a different type, that are paid by the lenders, rather than the borrowers?

Thank you again for making this such a prominent issue and having a review of the science, which I think we need to have.

Thank you to all of you.

During his speech to the Country last night, President Obama talked about this issue and the challenge.

The Global Service Fellowship bill has attracted broad bipartisan support.

I hope we can rally across party lines with this President to connect and support these groups in a force for good.