Jeb Hensarling: “I maintained it was perhaps the single most powerful and unaccountable agency in the history of the republic.”

I believe when that inquiry is finished, it will result in the same written report that we have issued 103 times, previously.

Well, after hearing those kind comments, I would be happy to yield the gentleman even more time. I say that tongue-in-cheek. Mr. Speaker, I have learned that if you want kind things said about you, announce your retirement. So, I must…

Frankly, Congress hasn't spoken on issues like this since 1930. We have just been frozen out of the process on an issue that can impact the entire world.

As we saw in the last crisis, it is the average hardworking Americans that will suffer the consequences if Washington deregulates Wall Street mega banks again.