I believe that what we ought to be doing is saying to the regulatory agencies... that we give them the charge to do it.

I think that is probably the only valid option.

This is the American taxpayers' one opportunity to participate in the upside.

Well, I think, Congressman, this is really the policy choice that Congress should be making, and the legislation is ambiguous on this point.

When there is a market-based auction, no taxpayer needs to wonder what happened behind closed doors.

Exiting in the fastest possible way in return for getting the lowest cost for the taxpayer may not be ultimately beneficial.

I will start by saying the person who was talking about banning products actually wasn't me; it was Mr. Yingling who embraced that notion.

That is right, that is what is proposed.

Excuse me, Congressman. They are not interested in consumer protection.

If we make the real point about disclosure, can the consumer accurately understand what you have just done?

What this agency does is it picks up all of those regulatory burdens that are there now.