Just Because We're Stupid Doesn't Mean Everybody

The Economic Union - Creating A Big Common Market, Like The United States, So That You Can Compete Across Borders. There Are Common Rules, Regulations, And Simplification, And That Is Still A Good Reason, Too. When They Put Their Monetary Union Together, That Created A Rigidity That Made It Hard For Currency Fluctuations. They Don't Really Have A Solution To That.

It's An Advantage For Both Parties To Have The Other. It Also Creates Good Stability Of Earnings. Our Business Mix Means We Have A Diversified Earnings Stream, Which Is One Of The Things Why We Got Through The Tough Times So Successfully.

If The Government Wants To Do Social Policy, It Should Not Be Done In A Quasi-public Company. If You Have A Mortgage Guarantee Company Which Is Done By The U.s. Government, It Should Be Guaranteed By The Originators, I.e., The Shareholder.

If It Is A Small Rate Raises, [there Will Be] No Impact.

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.