The first thing you do is examine those 37 million to find out who could afford it, but given the failure to change insurance laws in the country today on a uniform basis, they refuse to do it. Find out those who are more than willing to pay catastrophic insurance----
Discussing health insurance and the uninsured population.
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Yes, Dodd-Frank has become law. But as the Administration begins to move in the direction of regulations, you ought to bring them in and examine it again, because I think many of them overreach.
What scared me was the first regulation coming out of Dodd-Frank was on the rating agencies, and they said they wouldn't do it and you guys blinked.
I would say to her, it's OK to come forward, to come forward and to tell the truth in this case. The agony that these young men and their families have been put through, I simply cannot describe to you in words.
These reforms are the kind of legislation we should see more of from the U.S. House of Representatives.
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