It is to make sure that we protect the integrity of this system for the American taxpayers.

Let's get beyond this. Let's find--if we have--if there is an agenda of amendments that can reduce fraud and abuse, I ask the Majority to hold a hearing on your proposals.

If any Member of Congress tries to use the fraudulent activities to taint the sick and wounded first responders of 9/11, they will have to deal with me directly.

I think if we don't go after these crime rings, you know, the federal prosecutors are sending a message to professional crooks and the phony disabled that committing fraud pays off.

Social Security must be held accountable for failing the American taxpayer and work to restore their trust.

But it has been going on for years. It seems to me you should have been more aware of it.

The widespread disability fraud uncovered in Puerto Rico and most recently in New York is deeply troubling and unacceptable.

Well, it seems like it took an awful long time to uncover this last one.

I completely agree with what Mr. Funk said, which is that the original intent of the Volcker Rule is to reduce systemic risk.

the problem is, of course, that once you extend this protection of the bank holding company status to the investment banks, which was done in the fall of 2008, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley became bank holding companies, that has come…

If vigorously enforced, Title I says that the living wills lay out how your firm is going to go bankrupt.