I was not at the hearing. I do not recall that. But I think whomever that was, they are certainly correct because that would give confidence to their company and to people to invest in that company which is on the up and up, which is regulated and which has transparency. I think particularly now after what we know has transpired over the past that this is one of the reasons why our economy has had problems in that people have lost confidence. They have seen these companies go down. The Senator mentioned some of the big companies that have gone down that have done just this kind of thing. At some point, Peter has to pay Paul. If they don't have the capital to handle it, there is a problem.
Dianne Feinstein: “I was not at the hearing. I do not recall that. But I think whomever that was, they are certainly correct because that…”
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Discussing the impact of corporate transparency on investor confidence and the economy.
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