I'll just ask Mr. Rheingold to react, and Ms. Thomas last, if you could have the last word for my question, your reaction to all this.
Ten million people is a lot of people.
I'm trying to compare that to the FTC report, because FTC looked at 3,000 credit reports.
That means 40 million of them have errors that could significantly affect their reports.
If banks said: Oh, guess what, 2 percent of our customers have less money than they thought they had, that would be a big scandal.
I truly believe that this economic opportunity is ours for the taking.
It's getting late in the day. Anything is possible.
I've actually heard a trail of tears in my state about this problem.
comprehensive immigration reform is one of the pillars which will help us to build this strong economy.
I think we all could be doing more to improve accuracy of credit reports.
The truth is that, for most workers, the job market is better today than it has been in years.