The changes that are likely to result from the Citizens United case have the potential to be disastrous to the health of our democracy.

So, again, I just want to get--why wouldn't it be better to do it the way I am suggesting?

So I propose that the citizens of the 14 countries identified as potential security threats by the Obama administration should be required to apply for permission each time they visit the United States.

Are you seriously interested in this proposal and look at it carefully?

That is my point, isn't it?

But he was on the list.

Do you think it would be tighter than the present process?

And you do not have access to the TIDE database, right?

Will you work with me to implement the suggestion that either administratively or through legislation that we implement this plan?

We think you should run for president. Now is your time.

Senator Schumer did have conversations with Senator Obama long before Senator Clinton announced and told him he would be a good candidate.

We think you should run for president and now is your time.

this country is a Nation also of laws, and we cannot refuse to enforce those laws.

the leadership did not come from the executive branch. It came from Congress and the American people who insisted that these things be done.

Would you be willing to work with me and commit to working with you and your Canadian colleague to get an education campaign on both sides of the border, informing people what the requirements are of WHTI, that you do not need a passport…

the current DHS policies are systematically weakening, I think, our interior enforcement, and we need to talk about that.

this country is a Nation of immigrants. We do welcome millions of people, the millions each year who follow the law and enter our country through the lawful channels.

The problem is the people who do not go because they think they need a passport, they know a passport costs money.

I support the creation Senator Dodd has proposed of a strong, independent Consumer Financial Protection Agency.

I am concerned, deeply concerned about this, I call it pandering populist movement out there to basically step onto monetary policy.

I worry that over the years loading up the Federal Reserve with too many piecemeal responsibilities has left important duties without proper attention.

I believe that you deserve another term as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, and I intend to vote for your nomination.

I would be worried about raising interest rates because it would hurt getting people back to work.

My second question relates to the next bubble.

It is an easy political vote. Go out and beat up on the Fed.