When you are in a hole, stop digging.

FSOC has repeatedly defied bipartisan calls to do what? To cease and desist its nonbank designations.

Designating more private companies as too-big-to-fail and turning their regulation over to the Federal Reserve and its ever-growing safety net, if you will, is not going to solve the problems of taxpayer exposure to the financial system.

Conducting a thorough and robust overview of this Council is one of the most important things that this committee can be doing right now.

Will you make that commitment to us today?

You have heard from both sides of the aisle that we believe that information should be heard.

I find it difficult to believe that the SEC will know where to draw the line better than each individual investor.

The Obama Administration officials and their appointed regulatory cheerleaders need to stop putting political politics above the rule of law.

the key to this cross border is to make sure that the top eight foreign jurisdictions who engage in swaps activity have equal robust regimes to ours

Far too often during the span of this Administration, it appears that supposedly independent regulators use their position to carry out heavy-handed partisan political attacks.

I never thought that I would agree with the former chairman, Henry Gonzalez, about doing an audit of the Fed.