you have job creator after job creator like bernie marcus and home depot, saying i can tell you today that the i'm pet mus that the government imposes today is hard to deal with. i would add the voices of just about every small businessperson i've talked to in the 5th congressional district of texas, that i represent. and so, again, it begs two questions. number one, the limits of efficacy of monetary policy and, frankly, the risk as whelp it was. it was brought up early that we have retirees being squeezed, pension fund savers. you know that community banks are feeling squeezed. many of them are lending out on the risk curve. and i'm very grateful that you've shown your concern and anxiety over the structural debt, but to some extent, you're one of the major players by creating these artificial rights that i would argue mask the true cost of our physical folly and to some extent by keeping rates artificially this low, aren't you simply postponing and exacerbating the problem, the unintended consequences of another asset bubble. and so do you share these concerns and how do you balanc

the share program created by bernie marcus who kicked in the first $1 million to get it up and runningow could i not? this is america and the kids are out there putting their lives on the line. the kids are volunteering to do it. how can we not do it? >> john: marcus started the program does he didn't see anything else to address while tbi. patients at the veterans administration say their treatment was nothing like this. >> there is definitely not been a program through the v.a. i have been through that helped me only three weeks i've been here. >> the problem for the share program is funding. it only gets 37 cents on the dollar from military healthcare. burden of $75,000 each and every month. marcus says the government could take care of the wounded warriors. >> they waste enough to pay for the kids. look for it, find it and give it to the kids who deserve it. >> the treatment of share is unique. in addition to counseling, speech, cognitive and physical therapy, there are outings at grocery store. patients learning to reconnect with everyday task. they swim the sharks at the georgia

spirits to jump-start this to help our small businesses grow greater access to capital, and even bernie marcus, the founder and former chairman of home depot once said he couldn't even start home depot today. we need to make sure the future home depot get their start, the job act addresses that and i'm proud to be a co-sponsor. >> next, a member of the financial services committee chairwoman of the financial institutions subcommittee from west virginia, shelley capito. >> thank you for being here today. i am really excited to be here for two reasons. number one, last week when i was home many of us were home i went to our technical park, it was formerly a huge research facility for what was then the union, but the community leaders got together when they downsized and thought what are we going to do with this area and what it is is exactly what we are talking about today. it's for entrepreneurs, new ideas to create the businesses of the future for a state like west virginia as they are transitioning away from some of the more traditional ways of economies in the state and the question i got in

animal spirits to jump-start this, to help our small businesses greater access to capital, and even bernie marcus, the founder and former chairman of home depot, once said he couldn't even start home depot today. we want to make sure that the future home depots get their start, the jobs act addresses that. i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of it. >> thank you, jeb. next, member of the financial services committee, chairwoman of the financial institution subcommittee from west virginia, shelley capito. >> thank you, mr. leader, and thank you all for being here today. i am really excited to be here for this bill for two reasons. number one, last week when i was home, many of us were home, i went to our tech park. it was a formally had been a huge research facility for what was then union carbite. the union leaders got together when they downsized and said what do we need to do with this area. it's for entrepreneurs, new ideas to create the businesses of the future for a state like west virginia as they're transitioning away from the more traditional ways, economies of our state. and the question i got i

you have job creator after job creator, like bernie marcus at home depot saying, i can tell you today the government imposes are impossible to deal with. home depot would have never succeeded if we tried to start today. i would add the voices of every small business person i talked to in the 5th congressional district of texas that i represent, so again it begs two questions. number one the limits of the efficacy of monetary policy and, frankly, the risk as well. it was brought up early we have retirees being squeezed, pension funds savors. community banks are feeling squeezed. many lending out on the risk curve. and i'm very grateful that you've shown your concern and anxiety over the structural debt. but to some extent, you're one of the major players by creating these artificial rates, that i would argue, mask the true cost of our fiscal folly and to some extent by keeping rates artificially this low, aren't you simply postponing and exacerbating the problem, the unintended consequences of another asset bubble? so do you share these concerns? and how do you balance them? >> you rai