What has bothered a lot of people in this country for a long time, that when you enforce something and people pay huge fines--huge--and they do it without admitting any wrongdoing, either criminal or civil, you know, sometimes.

I commend you for that. How are you working with the other regulators in ferreting out wrongdoing.

I would like to direct this, first, to Chairman White. It seems in recent months that the SEC has become a lot more aggressive on its enforcement, which I think is more than welcome in this country.

I rise today in opposition to S. 1926. In July of 2012, after over 7 years of negotiations in the Congress, the Congress finally passed the Biggert-Waters Act, the first significant flood insurance reauthorization bill since the creation…

I believe we must continue to look for ways to shore up the export deficit.

There is growing concern over the level of transparency with the Ex-Im Bank's transactions.

We treat Siemens no different than we would treat General Electric. They make the goods here. They employ Americans.

We must do all we can to help them thrive.

I believe that the Ex-Im Bank must do more to help small businesses succeed.

But that is an untapped source we have, I believe, in America.

No objection. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Chair hears none. Without objection, it is so ordered.

we have had a spirited debate today for very important reasons, and I will conclude my remarks on this bill by observing that, with very few exceptions, we have heard nothing but positive comments from our colleagues today here in the…