I've Asked Our People, "why Don't We

I'm Not Going To Name Anybody, But I Think There Are About Five To 10 Global Institutions That Will Emerge As Our Primary Competitors Across The Board. They're Adjusting To This New World, Like We Are.

If Business Doesn't Thrive, It Hurts America. We Need Improved Relations, More Collaboration, More Thought And More Consistency As We Go About Trying To Make Sure We Have The Best Country In The World. Not Scapegoating And Finger-pointing.

When You Walk Into A Store And You Want To Buy Something, You Give Them Cash And They Sell It To You. But Very Often, You Walk Into Our "store" And You Want Something - A Credit Card, Maybe, Or A Loan - And Very Often The Answer Is "no," Even If You're A Large Corporation.

The United States Has The Best, Deepest, Widest, And Most Transparent Capital Markets In The World Which Give You, The Investor, The Ability To Buy And Sell Large Amounts At Very Cheap Prices. That Is A Good Thing.

I Don't Think That [normalization] Necessarily Is Going To Damage The Emerging Economies.