We need a banking system that works for everyone.

So let us move to another regulation, the Volcker Rule, the rule that works sort of like Glass-Steagall 'light' to separate commercial banking from Wall Street risk taking.

So the Chairman of the Federal Reserve has two basic jobs: monetary policy, which everybody likes to talk about, and regulatory oversight, which is often way down in the weeds but keeps our economy safe from another banking meltdown.

We can't allow the biggest banks to funnel their extra cash into stock buybacks that juice their profits instead of investing in the real economy.

We need to create a different system--one that's stable for the long-run.

Wall Street destroyed our economy, costing families their jobs and their homes and their savings--and then came roaring back, while families limped along.

We cannot allow the biggest banks to funnel their extra cash into stock buybacks that juice their profits instead of investing in the real economy.

He pursued investigations that sought justice for some of our Nation's most vulnerable workers.

I am proud to say that Dr. Weil has strong Massachusetts ties.

There are few, if any, more knowledgeable or qualified people that the president could have nominated for this position.

He will return with a deep understanding of the Division's tools, with a well-known strategy to protect workers.