Mark Warner actually said...

"I think it is really important that you hear us that the public's faith in the markets and the transparency and is it going to be treated fairly, I think we are not out of the woods on that."

"I can think of no--nothing better in terms of part of your legacy than to say, at least on this issue of arbitration, people who rightfully have an ability to collect from malfeasance."

"It is clear much work around market structure remains. So, where do policymakers go from here?"

"But, I hope we would actually move forward, because I think, again, whether it is liquidity or market making, there are lots of broad-based rationales given that, when the stuff hits the fan, sometime..."