Herb Kohl: “Mr. Chairman, the food stamp program, which is now called SNAP, saw a $2 billion increase to its contingency fund.”

There is no appetite here or anywhere else to do another bailout for the banks.

Senator Kohl. But I understand, and I think the records indicate, that your reported loan-to-deposit ratios--your other big banks, their reported loan-to-deposit ratios are 10 to 20 percent higher than yours.

The consequences of long-term unemployment are enormous.

The challenge for all of us is to figure out how to deliver care to them in a way that meets their needs but does not cost our health care system a fortune.