I think it is clear that we are not here because a private firm lost $2 billion.
I have to say, I don't see a way to do what Scott just described.
And I guess, if you look at the background as to why we are seeing all these rules and regulations, it might be from some of the bad actors ...
the regulations are killing them. It is making it harder for them to do their jobs, to get capital out into their communities.
I come from a rural part of Wisconsin. I grew up in a town that has roughly 2,000 people.
Have them come talk to me. I am a reasonable guy.
When does it balance with all those tax increases?
So when does it actually balance when you include interest?
There is no oversight. I think that is one of our concerns.
I think it is important to share that power so we don't have this continual divide in a very important agency.
We want to keep it immune from political activity.