And I guess that is somewhat the problem there, isn't it?

Half a trillion. Sorry, sir.

When you bring in the concept of affordability, you are basically subsidizing the risk, and you are incentivizing people to build where, truthfully, unless they can afford to do it, they probably should not be building.

So, if anything, that has got to be the goal of our policies. We need to make sure that Assad is gone.

I think America needs to be highly concerned about the perception of the Syrians.

We are simply not going to solve this humanitarian crisis without really toppling the Assad regime.

He is your enemy for life.

I have always said that the fact that we have institutions that simply are too big to fail shows how regulation already failed us.

I think the fact that we are even having this hearing would be evidence that we have not ended too big to fail.

Do you believe that the Dodd-Frank Act either ended too big to fail or has any chance of ending too big to fail?

I think what is interesting about this whole process is what Senator McCain just pointed out, that JPMorgan appears to have developed its business model around the fact that they are too big to fail.