Chris Hollen actually said...

"It does seem, as reflected in a lot of the comments today...that the credit reporting agency model is one that is in some ways uniquely stacked against consumers."

"Doesn't that stack the deck against the consumer?"

"I can understand why Equifax would want to deny that particular kind of recourse because it can be more successful in recovering people's damages."

"People, consumers who have information incorrectly included on one of your reports, they often have to pay a lot of money to other firms to get it corrected."