People are furious right now, and they should be.
I think that should be preserved.
I have said over and over again I am sort of agnostic on all of this. I want to do what works.
It seems to me you get, like in the thrift crisis years ago, the regulator becomes also the one that also deals with these resolutions.
With all due respect, this is the problem. In a sense, we talk about too big to fail in the sense of private institutions.
I get uneasy about the fact that the Fed is the lender of last resort.
I do not think you can get away by suggesting--I say this respectfully to you--that because they have not been held at the institution...
Just following up on the Senator's question, how many of those banks did you find that violated your guidelines?
We have got to figure out a new direction--that can't go on, in my view.
When I left the Senate, it was not in there. So, when I wrote the language, there was no such language like that. I can't point a finger at ...
The alternative was losing, in my view, the entire section on executive excessive compensation. Given the choice -- this is not an uncommon ...