No One Has The Right To Not

As Countries Get Wealthier - All Of Them, Together - You're Going To Have Financial Assets. That Is A Good Thing. You Could Argue The Assets Were Traded Too Much, Or That They're Too Highly Valued, Or Too Leveraged.

We're Trying To Win Business By Doing A Good Job For The Clients, As Opposed To, "we Think Being Big And Universal Is Just A Great, Wonderful Thing." It's Not A Morality Thing. It's A "does It Work For The Client?" Thing. Everything We Do Is Because A Client Uses Us. Everything We Do Is Because A Client Chose To Use Us Of His Own Free Volition.

And If You're Going To Be A Leader, You Know What I Ask Myself? Would I Want To Work For You In This Job? Would I Let My Children Work For You? Would I Give You This Job If I Wasn't There To Provide Oversight? If You Went To Run Another Company, Would I, As An Investor, Invest In That Company?

You Never Know Exactly How New Policies Are Going To Work. That Doesn't Mean You Shouldn't Try Them.

We, Americans, Have The Best Country On The Planet. We Have Schools, Universities, Food, Water, Energy, Peaceful Neighbors, Low Corruption, You Name It, Deepest And Widest Capital Markets. That Doesn't Mean We Shouldn't Identify Problems. We Don't Have A Divine Right To Success.