So, you're working on this?

I am asking you what you feel as a human being, as a law enforcement officer who has been involved for most of your adult life.

Unfortunately, we created more companies now too big to fail.

I am asking you as a person, as a human being, sitting next to Mr. Rosenberg, is it good, should we--or is it a waste of time when all these people who wait for years, good, hardworking people that want the dream of the shining city on the…

I didn't believe that yours did.

I'm concerned--and I'm just picking up where Congressman Fry left off on the State of morale at the FTC since you began your tenure.

I don't know why we would divert resources, time, energy, and people power to actually going forward with that.

OK. You think it's going to get better?

Do you believe that's your job?

We have a lot of concerns from the Republican side, and that the agency is being politicized.

I wanted to talk about unpaid consultants for a moment, which the Office of the Inspector General--this was not me saying this; the Inspector General said this--labeled as, quote, 'unprecedented.'

Respectfully, I understand that. We're running out of time. Why did the Inspector General sound an alarm, though?