ms. fiorina? >> well, i'm certainly pleased to hear that senator boxer called the general and asked if she needed to apologize. and i take him at his word if he indicates indicates that he was not offended. and i absolutely agree with senator boxer, that we're not entitled to our own facts. i think it's actually a shame. that barbara boxer would use hewlett packard, a treasure of california, one of the great companies in the world, whose employees work very hard and whose shareholders have benefited greatly from both my time at ceo and all of the hard work of the employees that i had the privilege to lead. i think it's a shame that she would use that company as a political football. i understand she's going to mischaracterize my record and my severance package. but i think it's a shame she would use the company in that way. as for her reference to wall street reform, let's just talk about wall street reform for a second. you know, the wall street crisis hit. and turns out, there were 27 agencies a

ms. fiorina? >> well, i'm certainly pleased to hear that senator boxer called the general and asked if she needed to apologize. and i take him at his word. if he indicates that he wasn't offended. i agree with senator boxer that we're not entitled to our own facts. i think it's actually a shame that barbara boxer would use hewlett packard, a treasure of california, one of the great companies in the world whose employees work very hard and whose shareholders had benefitted greatly from both my time at ceo and all of the hard work of the employees that i had the privilege to lead, it's a shame she would use that company as a political football. i understand she'll mischaracterize my severance package. as for her reference to wall street reform, let's talk about it for a second. the wall street crisis hits, and it turns out 20 agencies were asleep at the switch. what the bill did in essence said never mind -- the 20 agencies, never mind fannie and freddie who were part of the problem, we're going to

ms. fiorina? >> well, i'm certainly pleased to hear senator boxer called the general and asked if she needed to apologize. i take him at his word if he indicated he wasn't offended. i agree with senator boxer we're not entitled to our own facts. i think it's actually a shame that barbara boxer would use hewlett-packard, a treasure of california, one of the great companies in the world whose employees work hard and whose shareholders have benefited greatly from both my time at ceo and all the hard work of the employees i was privileged to lead. i think it's a shame she'd use the company as a political football. i understand she's going to mischaracter rise me, but it's a shame she would use the company in that way. let's talk about wall street reform for a second. you know, wall street crisis hit and it turns out there are 20 agencies asleep at the switch, but nevermind those 20 agencies and fannie and freddie. we're going to create a brand new agency with a bunch of new federal government bureaucr