Gary Gensler: “At its core, when Congress set up the SEC, it was about protecting the investing public and thus the capital formation…”

I really do think it is such a privilege to serve and the important thing we do is we look out for 330 million Americans.

If I can say, breaking the law and not liking the law are different than lack of clarity.

It seems it is like a chia pet. It looks like a good idea for a gift until you buy it.

I think that the Congress' wisdom was to have an agency to oversee disclosure-based markets where issuers are asking the public to buy and sell their securities.