And in the end, small business hurts. And I don't know how you would start a business today, with Dodd-Frank, with CFPB, with taxes.
Roger Williams: “And in the end, small business hurts. And I don't know how you would start a business today, with Dodd-Frank, with CFPB…”
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Williams expresses concern about starting a business under current regulations.
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