Businesses Can Be Opaque. They Are Complex.

Part Of [japanese Companies] Growing And Expanding Around The World Is ... Going To Help The Japanese Keep Their Lifestyles [despite Japan's] Demographics, As A Declining Population, And [to] Make It More Conducive To Women To Go To Work, I Think, Is A Plus.

Europe Is The Most Complicated Place, In My Opinion.

I Think If We Had Another Set Of Policies For - Not The Crisis Years, But After That, That We Might Be Growing Faster. But We Didn't. And Some Of That Was Republicans' [fault], By The Way.

People Need To Understand: Businesses Are Going To Make Mistakes. They Shouldn't Be Shot And Hung Every Time. We Should Apologize For It. We Should Make Up For It. My Shareholders Paid For It. No Customer Was Hurt, Which Is Critical To Me. But I Hurt My Shareholders, And I Wish I Hadn't.

A Bank Is A Relationship. I Can't Desert You And Expect To Have A Strong Relationship Afterward. If I Told Someone, "i Know You've Been Buying Milk From Me And You Need Milk To Survive. But The Price Is No Longer $2 A Gallon. It's Going To Be $40 A Gallon. I'm Going To Bankrupt You." What Do You Guys Think Of Me? You Would Hate Us.