Brad Sherman

Two million phony accounts not detected by the regulators. Break them up.

But if you broke Wells Fargo up, then instead of trying to hold them up to those really high standards, people could choose which financial institution to go with.

I will remind you that the FSOC has the authority to break up the biggest banks.

I join the Chair in saying that it is a good idea to tailor your regulations.

Clearly, the IRGC is a terrorist organization. It ought to be designated as such.

If that collapses, they get millions of refugees and they get an American army on their border.

Kidnapping civilians and continuing to hold them, not to mention shelling South Korean territory.

These kidnappings may have occurred decades ago, but they are still holding the kidnapped victims or their bodies.

Since then, I can't say their behavior has improved.

Please, make it very explicit, no nonstop flights.

The Philippines wants to calm down. Japan is willing to spend only 1 percent of its GDP defending itself.

The control of these islands--and I'm not saying China should control them--would give them the capacity to blockade their own ports.

We should focus on the threats to the United States, especially terrorism, also North Korea.

We should resist a tendency that I see at the Pentagon to try to reconfigure our military as one devoted to fighting China in the South China Sea.

It is a clear violation of everything that you learn about accounting theory.

But we say that you match the expenditure with the revenue it generates.

Research is critical to our Nation.

FASB exercises tremendous government power. It is funded by a tax.

Delaware is out there advertising, in effect, we will protect management.

We ought to have shareholder protections that are national in nature.

I will just comment briefly. It is my understanding that the statute the gentleman was referring to only provides a statement of policy and not a statutory limit on the power of the President.

I think very few people have taken that position.

U.S. citizens, I believe, have collected $2.5 billion in settlements from Iran.

I don't think we have ever said that they don't owe us anything...

This was Iran's money. The Shah sent $400 million in the 1970s. We held on to it.