The public is more forgiving than you seem to think in your testimony.

I think we are very confident we will not have a problem here in LA, but that was a little disconcerting.

I wrote the provision of that law that required air marshals to be on board all high-risk flights.

The 40 or 41 percent failure rate.

Oh, my God, people are waiting an extra 15 minutes.

I compliment LA. I hope, I say to my TSA people, that you will stay on top of those screeners because we cannot handle a 40 percent failure rate.

What is the false alarm rate?

I would like to hear from all of you on the added costs.

I think we need to take a look at how we can avoid that, because you're right, if they want to be hired again, then they ought to come down on the side of the business.

I'm going to put my entire statement in the record, but I want to just thank my Chairman, who just left, for his steadfast adherence to justice.

I think we're going to get a lot of disclosure.

I think one of the reasons that I felt so strongly about this over the last few months is that the leaders of Wall Street and the leaders of corporate America, they're spending other people's money.

I do not. Because I believe what will happen then is the little guy gets squeezed out.

This Administration refuses to force corporate polluters to pay for the harm they inflict on our environment.

It's sad that... we used to count on... the checks and balances...

the Administration still refuses to support meaningful pension reform or a prescription drug program that works for all Americans.

If people know that there's no price they have to pay at the end of their lies and their cheating and their scandalous behavior, they'll just continue it.

The Sarbanes' bill is the best we've got.

Senator Metzenbaum and Joan Claybrook are institutions unto themselves, and they both have a long history of fighting for consumers.

I would certainly like to make it illegal to do some of the things that these corporate leaders did.

I had an amendment which was blocked by Senator Phil Gramm which would have said that not only does an analyst have to say that he or she owns the stock when they're making a recommendation, but that members of the immediate family, that…

I just would disagree that the cause of the scandal now is stock options.

We need to do something about changing the law here.

It's just absolutely stunning.

There's essentially a collusion among the stockbrokers in America to insist that you have arbitration so that there's no penetration of the wrongs that they do by litigation.