I hope I said that right at the beginning. You have.

Without a strong climate risk disclosure rule, that is exactly what companies will continue to do.

Isn't it your job to fix that?

Seems to me like that is an invitation for fraud.

The SEC was built so that investors could have confidence in the honesty of markets, and now three-fourths of investments that are coming in are not getting those basic protections.

Without a strong climate risk disclosure rule, that is exactly what companies will continue to do.

So the job of the SEC is to protect investors, not the fossil fuel industry.

The SEC's job is to protect investors, but more and more people are at risk because they are sucked into markets that have weaker rules.

How do you explain to the American people that the SEC, whose job it is to make sure that markets are honest, is standing by while private equity and the companies they own scoop up investor money without any public verification?

I really think that given the risks in this market, I appreciate what you have done.

The CFPB has shown that it will stop them in their tracks, and we need to keep it that way.