Mark Warner

We are not touching anything on the largest institutions in terms of the annual stress test on folks above 250.

My view is that stress testing is the most important prudential standard and that frequent stress tests are some of the best tools we have to prevent another financial crisis.

I think Dodd-Frank, for all its challenges, has made our system remarkably stronger.

I just want to make sure that you are going to assure me that within the responsibilities that you have... that you will do all you can to combat any impressions that that kind of loyalty test or political affiliation test would become…

Federal employees with professional degrees are actually undercompensated relative to private-sector peers in a CBO analysis.

We will continue to work towards conclusions related to any cooperation or collusion by any individual, campaign, or company.

We intend to make recommendations that will enhance the likelihood that the security of our election process is in place.

We intend to have an overview of our findings that will be public.

We're hearing again a lot of commonality as we think about cyber, misinformation, and disinformation.

Senator Warner called me last week. We had a discussion on that.

I think we have to have an organized plan going forward.

We all know it's been over a year since the Russian intervention in our 2016 elections.

I think it's very telling in terms of how we view worldwide threats.

I'm concerned that China has developed an all-of-society, not just all-of-government, but all-of-society, approach to gain access to our sensitive technologies and intellectual property.

This campaign of innuendo and misinformation should alarm all of us, regardless of our partisan affiliation.

This threat I believe demands a whole-of-government response, and that response needs to start with leadership at the top.

Despite all this, the President, inconveniently, continues to deny the threat posed by Russia.

Make no mistake, this threat did not begin in 2016, and it certainly didn't end with the election.

I think this open hearing comes at an extraordinarily important time.

I think the companies themselves are slow to recognize this threat.

I concur with the approach you have taken in terms of the ICOs, and I think there has been some very bad behavior.

I would argue that--while I commend the Treasury Secretary for putting a working group together, I would argue this is the reason we created FSOC in the first place.

If we had the same rate of increase the next 2 years that we have had the last couple years... we would be north of $20 trillion caught up in this area by 2020.

I think we may be on top of something that is transformational.

I have appreciated GAO's continued vigilance.