I see that in a lot of places, not just with monetary policy. I see it with environmental policy in my State of West Virginia.

Despite the previous Administration's war on coal, we still believe in coal and we believe it is going to come back.

If an investor likes their broker, they can keep their broker.

I don't think these are hypothetical or academic or theoretical arguments. This is an experience that we saw in the U.K. and we are beginning to see in the United States.

My parents would love to continue to working with that trusted adviser who has been working for them for the last 15 years.

This is a big issue in my district. I have had several town hall roundtables about it.

the DOL is forcing the hands of investors and providers to offer one in favor of the other, whereas before, investors had choice.

What you don't hear about is the overall regulatory costs imposed by Dodd-Frank that are weighing down our economy.

So, they would not prosecute 17.

we know it is going to be in the billions, with a B, of the economic impact for dairy in the United States.

I think the key is the penalty, what is the penalty for not doing what you are supposed to do.