I hope you don't go too far here, or we don't.
We do learn from those mistakes, and sometimes those mistakes are quite costly.
You do not say that, but that is what the result would be.
I would like to just restate a request I made in my opening statement.
Good consumer protection, therefore, makes good economic sense.
To rebuild confidence in our financial system, both here at home and around the world, we must reconstruct our regulatory framework.
Stronger consumer protection could have stopped this crisis before it started.
I really worry today if what we are seeing is kind of a dead cat bounce where all we are doing is pushing so much borrowed liquidity into ou...
I urge my colleagues to focus on creating a regulatory system for the next century, not one that merely seeks to remedy the mistakes of the ...
I do not believe that we can reasonably expect the Fed or any other agency effectively play so many roles.
We cannot afford the status quo. We must act now to put a plan in place that protects consumers and investors, saves jobs, and ensures the i...