she lived there has been a strong advocate, and has just ila bair has she love thei been a strong advocate. i have never heard anyone in her position so strongly take those concerns, and as we all know, she is gone in a couple of weeks. >> thank you. [applause] >> we have a 15-minute break. please be back promptly for our final panel. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> a short break in this look at the financial crisis. a look at financial regulation that should be about 15 minutes. remarks earlier from michael barnes. >> thank you very much. charles, for having me here. and for all of you coming this morning. i will have formal remarks and the panel will savagely dispute everything i say. this should provide a lot of entertainment. the united states and global economy faced the worst crisis since the great depression. this was rooted in years of unrestrained access and complacency. it made clear what we should have always known, the finance cannot regulate itself and that consumer markets that prof