I Don't Feel Particularly Courageous.

Occasionally I’ll Be Sitting Somewhere And I’ll Be Listening To Someone Perhaps Not Saying The Kindest Things About Me. And I’ll Look Down At My Hand And I’ll Sort Of Pinch My Skin To Make Sure It Still Has The Requisite Thickness I Know Eleanor Roosevelt Expects Me To Have.

I Certainly Don't Read Coverage Of Me, I Read What Else Is Going On That I Need To Know About To Do My Job.

I Think That We Have To Be Constantly Asking Ourselves, 'how Do We Calculate The Risk?' And Sometimes We Don't Calculate It Correctly; We Either Overstate It Or Understate It.

I Have Great Respect For Senator [bernie] Sanders's Commitment To Try To Restore Glass-steagall. But I Do Not Believe That That Is Enough. And In Fact, I Don't Believe It Really Addresses A Lot Of The Biggest Issues We Have.

I Think That When We Talk About The Regulators And The Politicians, The Economic Consequences Of Bad Decisions Back In '08, You Know, Were Devastating, And They Had Repercussions Throughout The World.