Senate Proceeding on Nov 6th, 2009 :: 2:34:20 to 2:35:40
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Byron Dorgan: too big to fail meaning tend of the day, just too big? but its a hard place to draw the line. i thank the senator question. i yield my tiff. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. dorgan: the senator from north dakota is thoughtful senator on these issues. i know the workshops he's been putting together are very, very helpful.

2:34:20 to 2:35:40( Edit History Discussion )
Speech By: Byron Dorgan

2:34:38 to 2:34:59( Edit History Discussion )

Byron Dorgan: as we work through this regulatory authorities and other authorities, it is important for us to use the bes ideas that exist in this chamber to put together an approach that will prevent ever again what happened last year you know, so i have some thoughts about the fed with respect to stemic

2:35:00 to 2:35:20( Edit History Discussion )

Byron Dorgan: risk and other things, and i'll speak about them later. but i was peaked the subject that he was discussing on the floor. this is really upon. if we don't find a way to put a

2:35:21 to 2:35:40( Edit History Discussion )

Byron Dorgan: th-- to put the foundation back, people are going to be leery. we probably can come down closer to the side of if you're too big to fail, you're probably too big because too big to fail is almost by definition no-fault cap tailism. but between here and there there are a lot of interesting and useful ideas that are being developed and the senator from virginia is in the middle of