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Do you agree that inadequate regulation of banks helped lead to the 2008 financial crisis?

The GAO raised concerns that the 340B Program, quote, 'Primarily relies on self-policing; that is, participants ensuring their own compliance with program requirements.'

So why on Earth would this be the time to reduce capital standards for these too-big-to-fail banks?

The defining economic event of the last 50 years was the 2008 financial crisis, and as Alan Greenspan later admitted, it was brought about in part because the Fed did not do its job on regulation.

So given your agreement that the new rules have made the financial system safer, are you concerned that the Fed is looking to reverse course and lower capital standards for the biggest banks?

There is just no way to catch them on this.

In order for the 340B Program to work, the ceiling price calculations need to be done correctly, and there need to be consequences when drug companies break the law and deliberately overcharge for these drugs.