Should there be accountability? Absolutely. Do we need to maintain a sense of urgency to change those things that led to those mistakes? You bet.
Chris Dodd: “Should there be accountability? Absolutely. Do we need to maintain a sense of urgency to change those things that led to…”
On the recordDecember 2, 2009
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Dodd emphasizes the need for accountability and urgency in addressing past mistakes.
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