Not enough. Let's do more.

The Fed serves the American public, and I think it is appropriate for Congress to think carefully about how to make sure the Fed is a fully public institution.

This tax bill will certainly make it more difficult for Fannie and Freddie because... this is going to adversely affect home prices.

The Fed should be restructured in part because it is so highly undemocratic.

If there has been a failure of Fed policy, it is because they were too timid with quantitative easing.

I welcome you to go to the average home in your home State, knock on the door, say you have so many bedrooms in that most average home, you are living in luxury.

We need a government agency to provide the guarantee if we are going to have 30-year fixed rate mortgages available to regular working families in the United States.

I would point out that, especially after the fall of the Soviet Union, the U.S. gratuitously took anti-Russian positions.

I can think of no more credible analyst. And you quote me to say that Section 13(3) is still a dangerous code section.

We have a lot of systems that move money to large corporations, to government bonds, to real estate.

I would like to thank the Chair for holding these hearings and hope that it actually leads to a markup.

That is a pretty good starting point.