That we re not, the financial crisis is a living memory. and it was a story of a really horrible incentives baked into the system that led the big banks to do things they shouldn t have done and brought them to their knees. and now we re trying to let them loo loose. what would you say is the single biggest thing at risk in some of the biggest proposals you ve heard about what they want to do to dodd frank? well, you know, there have been so many things said. if i was monitoring it from afar and not willing to read the dodd frank regulation, and a concerned citizen, i would watch first. they don t change leverage requirements on banks. the equity requirement should be even a greater than they are. at the very least, they would not be reduced. the vocal rule. some republican dozen say the
I think we re going to get to a moment with financial regulation essentially what he has done with health care where he says oh, i didn t realize it was so complicated. and maybe not much will happen. but it is it s breath taking that we re not the financial crisis is a living memory. and it was a story of really horrible incentives that were baked into the system that led the big banks to do things they really shouldn t have done and brought us all to our niece. and we re now talking about trying to let them loose seems to me insane. but who knows what they re going to do. what would you say, michael, is the single biggest thing at risk in some of the proposals you ve heard what republicans want to do to dodd/frank? you know, there have been so many things said. if i was monitoring it from afar, not wanting to read the dodd/frank regulation and i just as a concerned citizen, i would watch first, they don t change the leverage requirements on