There Are Parts [in Dodd-frank] That I

The Trump Administration's Economic Agenda Is The Right Agenda. Corporate Taxes Have Been Driving Capital And Brains And Companies Overseas For A Decade. It Has Caused Huge Damage In Investment And Jobs And Productivity. It Was A Mistake. We Have To Fix It. Counterintuitively, That Usually Helps Middle-class Wages, And Lower-class Wages, And Job Formation.

Let's Look At Lending, Where They're Using Big Data For The Credit Side. And It's Just Credit Data Enhanced, By The Way, Which We Do, Too. It's Nothing Mystical. But They're Very Good At Reducing The Pain Points. They Can Underwrite It Quicker Using - I'm Just Going To Call It Big Data, For Lack Of A Better Term: "why Does It Take Two Weeks? Why Can't You Do It In 15 Minutes?"

Remember That Banks Aren't Markets. The Market Is Amoral. The Market Doesn't Care Who You Are. You're A Trade To The Market. The Market Will Sell You If They Think You're Riskier. Banks Didn't Do That

We Did Not Anticipate The Political Fallout From It. We Definitely Didn't Need It And We Paid It Back The First Day We Were Allowed To.

I Also Believe That Most Of The Emerging Economies Have A Fairly Large Amount Of Foreign Exchange Reserves, Relative To 10 Years Ago.