That is not capitalism; that is socialism.

We fund about 25,000 job training programs, and according to the Government Accountability Office (GAO), we don't do a very good job.

I can't help but see this as an opportunity to perhaps redouble our efforts to pull workers who don't traditionally have strong connections to the job market.

I always took a dim view of softening of the labor market because it reduced targeting power.

This corporate-driven regulatory agenda proved particularly harmful in rolling back critical environmental protections.

The problem that I see is that the least cost resolution preference was meant to lower the cost of resolution.

It is remarkable that the Commodity Exchange Act actually reads out of the law four major pieces of legislation that have been intrinsic to strengthening our markets.

But in the aftermath of all of that, some of this is Monday morning quarterbacking...

I want to revisit the aftermath of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse and the exercise of the exception...

I witnessed Republicans and Democrats running for their lives, so anybody who says that did not happen, let us just disabuse that notion.

I do not diminish your service to your country or any other capacity. I am just talking about the facts of what has happened and what is going on.

I think we can make a difference if we get together on this.