I do find it somewhat ironic that when clearly some of the success of the Consumer Protection Bureau from the work that you have done is noted, whether it is Wells Fargo, whether it is Moneytree, or whether it is Bridgepoint Education, where the Consumer Bureau that you lead has restored, returned millions and millions of dollars to consumers, that that notation is met with some ridicule.
Pointing out the irony in criticism of the Bureau's successes.
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