What is clear from looking at the Dodd-Frank Act and its implementation so far is the real awareness by the law's authors and regulators of the dangers of banks that get too big and the importance of protecting small-sized community banks.

I hope today's hearing is not just another attempt by those opposed to reforming Wall Street and protecting consumers from predatory banking practices.

I think that it has already run up the cost of healthcare.

I believe that there will be a time when the signs will be, 'Don't touch my ACA benefits.'

The law says that we will not subsidize unless the State has an exchange.

We are dealing where disclosures that occurred under the IRS' watch under this President.

We lose more than the Army consumes in Medicare and Medicaid.

But it goes to the root of this is a program so grand and so great that it pales Medicare in its shadow.

You hoped the exchanges wouldn't be a, quote, 'third-world experience.'

We've got the two biggest issues, maybe the two biggest issues in the country, the lady who's at the center of the storm in both of those.

I think we do great harm when we continue to spew out lies, much like the lies about the death panels.