I am talking about those emails. Would you have been concerned then if you had read those emails?
That is what I hoped you would have said.
We have to do some financial reform in the Senate.
And would you say that the criteria were looser as a result of that demand?
Was there a high risk in doing that?
So basically, those----
the major drop which you and others from WaMu refer to came in the fixed, 30-year loans, and that drop took place when you decided to engage...
Basically they did not want to slow down loan production.
The overall system of credit risk management activities and processes exhibits weakness and/or has deficiencies related to multiple business...
During these years, WaMu cut back on its loan originations overall, but while cutting back, it also changed the mix from lower- to higher-ri...
So that was a higher interest rate there, as well?