So I wish my Democratic colleagues would tell me what is wrong with that picture?

I think our challenge now, the way we ought to be thinking about the economy, is how do we get back to the best economy of my lifetime.

I am very concerned about the issuance of another $500, $600 billion of SDRs in the name of helping poor countries respond to COVID.

In the long run, those kinds of policies will reduce productivity, diminish economic growth, and that in turn means a lower standard of living for all Americans.

In response, Congress passed the CARES Act to provide temporary relief to help the country weather a temporary storm.

If there is strong data suggesting that there is a risk to profitability, then the SEC framework requires that those be disclosed.

Society's broad response to climate change is for others to decide, in particular elected leaders.

Radical policies to force banks to cutoff capital to these companies would not have a meaningful impact on the climate.

The climate models are not designed to do that.

There is no reason at all. Neither the Fed nor the SEC... have particular expertise in this area.

Let us be clear what this is really all about. This is about undermining the independence of regulators so that they can be pressured to allocate credit as the political left would like it to be allocated.

There is no risk of climate within 4 or 5 years to different regions of the country.