happening in washington, not a big reaction to the market. has the market disconnected itself from the administration? a little bit. the delregulatory report moving forward and health care reform still an open debate and these gentlemen could talk about that more effectively than i. but the deregulatory part rolling back dodd-frank and loosening other restrictions on banks, banks are sitting on quite a bit of capital that can be returned to shareholders and financial stocks leading the market of late. market looks all right here. i m concerned it is underpricing, as you said earlier, domestic political risks but the market just continues. so, you go with the market if it s doing what it s doing. is the market paying attention to this meeting today? tech ceos going and the ceo counsel and we know a lot of the ceos who have been there before. we re more trump labored.
part of the bank. we pushed it out to a subsidiary that s not backed by the taxpayer. this change brings it back in. so to me, one of the big problems that inflated the financial bubble was the underpricing of risk. and backstopping these risky trades to me brings that problem right back into reality. does it feel like main street versus wall street to you? it sure does. i don t know if viewers recognize this, but citibank, citigroup, i should say, the holding company actually wrote this part of the legislation. i mean, something like 75 of the 80 lines of legislation is that why that s why senator warren was calling out city group specifically when she made that? i mean, there s certainly many other banks adhering to this policy. so i wondered. they wrote it? they wrote this part of the policy that repeals section 718 of the dodd/frank to be technical. and look, it s not that uncommon for outside lobbies to