Wow, I mean, forcing investors to give up class actions when they have been defrauded.

Clarity could be do whatever you want. Clarity is what right now has cost American investors saving for their retirement $17 billion a year.

Financial advisers who put the high fees, the commissions, the kickbacks... cost hardworking Americans trying to save for their retirements about $17 billion every year.

I think it is fair for the----

I want to know that you are not going to weaken the rule.

Registration really matters.

The SEC's mission is to protect investors, not throw them under the bus.

It would be unconscionable for us to write a law without making college more affordable and without dealing with the 40 million Americans who are struggling to pay off $1.4 trillion in student loan debt.

I think you put it exactly the right way. That we just learned that Congressional Republicans could find $1.5 trillion to give away to rich people in corporations, but suddenly there is no money left to invest in people who are trying to…

At this point, anyone who denies we have a college affordability and debt crisis problem in this country has their heads buried pretty deep in the sand.

Successful college completion is the key to helping students avoid default.

Well, good. So should I take today as you are sounding a warning bell for people, maybe they better pay a little closer attention to the law or the SEC is going to pay closer attention to them?