the wholesale rejection of regulation of the financial industry, I would have to say to my friends at the Chamber, going back to 2006, they remind me of the Bourbon, when the Restoration came in the 19th Century in France, and people said, they have forgotten nothing because they learned nothing.
Capuano criticizes the rejection of financial regulation, comparing it to historical ignorance.
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the concept of taking protections away from small investors just strikes me as anathema.
I am particularly opposed to this bill because in New York State, we have a powerful securities fraud law, called the Martin Act.
A good economy for three people doesn't help for the 300 and some odd million people that live here.
I would ask, is the Fed interested in all, would you be interested in pursuing something--you oversee 7,000 entities, some of them large, some of them small, most of them pretty large.
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