director calabria? >> if i can make a point, i want to emphasize the important question that congressman scott asked on qm. part of this is getting the rest of the regulatory playing field level. so, "a," getting to a qualified mortgage rule that works for all lenders. i think it's also important that the s.e.c. gets to a reg a.b. that works for securitization. part of the reason the risk has gone to fannie and freddie and fha is fannie and freddie and fha have been exempted from so many of the rules all other market participants have to live under. i think it's critical we get to a leveling playing field where smaller entities, entities across the spectrum can compete on a level, fair playing field. >> that takes greater standardization, correct? >> correct. >> i'm going to really quickly, got about a minute and a half here. director calabria, you said many times your agency needs to be not only a conservator but a regulator. just how can you accelerate those goals here in the next -- because i'm worri

calabria's position and mr. carson's as well, have to increase losses, 500 to 1, i mean, in my world, when i was a banker, as an examiner, this can't happen. so how do you -- if your only revenue source is g-fees or loan fees, it would seem you would have to raise the fees to handle the additional reserves. is that correct? >> i was just going to say, of the entire market, fha is not 50%. it's like 14%, 15%, 16%. >> okay. my question, though, mr mr. calabria? you're going to have to raise fees in my mind to be able to raise your capital. is that correct? >> i'll emphasize we have been setting kngfees in the past bas on a shadow capital under. >> thank you. >> the gentleman from illinois, mr. foster, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. i would like to actually pick up on this, the question of the setting the gfees and the profits, where it goes. now, prior to the changes that you're in the process of making for the profit sweep, where did the profits end up? >> they were swept to treasury.

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mark calabria on fannie mae and freddie mac. >> they are under government control, have been since thea tells us exclusively he's pushing to privatize them, get them out of government control by 2021. now, a lot can happen between now and 2021. including a presidency of elizabeth warren, not his current boss, donald trump. what would happen if elizabeth warren was president and she probably won't want to privatize fannie and freddie, the big housing agencies? listen to what he said he would do. >> my experience is that most people in washington actually want to tackle this so i don't know what way the election will turn out but we are trying to strengthen fannie and freddie because regardless of how the election turns out, fannie and freddie need to be strong. >> if elizabeth warren becomes president she's not going to want to release them, probably. >> i'm an independent regulator so whether the new administration comes in and wants us to do something different, we are going to be bo building up these enterprises. >> if elizabeth warren says no, i don't want to release fannie and fred

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