ms. schwartz? >> i don't feel i'm expert enough to have an opinion. >> everybody has an opinion now, come on. . has not even heard -- where do i go to say they are not doing what they say they are going to do? so that this chance -- so this family has a shot to stay in this house. there is not anywhere to go. >> that is a concern. >> i totally agree with that. i have some plans for treasury and fannie mae and freddie mac. >> you are as good as it gets. how about helping us in coming up with a concept or a mechanism to do that back option, and let's not create a new bureaucracy. some sort of additional authority to the trustees are whatever. i am really concerned about this. i am going to turn the gavel back to the real chair of the commercial and administrative law subcommittee, mr. steve cohen of tennessee. >> i thank the distinguished gentleman from massachusetts for that discussion that he led and for the time he spent and for his many good words and years of service to the bay state as well as

ms. schwartz, some additional questions for you to submit for the record because of the five minutes andman has been generous, we need to go into this a little deeper and i thank the gentleman. >> i thank the chairman and the full committee. we have a series of votes. let me inquire of the panel. i think this is an important hearing. it's my understanding that we're looking at probably a 45-minute recess. if your you're willing to come back, i don't want to encroach on your time, but i think this is an important hearing. it might only be one or two of us that might come back, but i think hearing from you at this point with the kind of questions that are being posed by chairman of the full committee, mr. conyers, is important. if it's a significant inconvenience individuals, obviouslyly, the chairman would not be in any way offended if you didn't return, but it would be great to hear from you because i think you all have so much to contribute. can i have a show of hands if there is a genuine willingness to return around quarter of 2:00? then that's what we'll do. >> mr. chairman. >> yes,

ms. schwartz? >> i don't feel i'm expert enough to have an opinion. >> everybody has an opinion now, come on. . has not even heard -- where do i go to say they are not doing go to say they are not doing what they say they are going where do like it? this house. there is not anywhere to go. >> that is a concern. >> i totally agree with that. i have some plans for treasury and fannie mae and freddie mac. >> you are as good as it gets. how about helping us in coming up with a concept or a mechanism to do that back option, and let's not create a new bureaucracy. some sort of additional authority to the trustees are whatever. i am really concerned about this. i am going to turn the gavel back to the real chair of the commercial and administrative law subcommittee, mr. steve cohen of tennessee. >> i thank the distinguished gentleman from massachusetts for that discussion that he led and for the time he spent and for his many good words and years of service to the bay state as well as the united states. i

ms. schwartz: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. schwartz: job loss is slowing. in november the number of jobs lost is 100,000. while no one should understatement the challenges ahead or the struggles of -- underestimate the challenges ahead or the struggles, this shows that the policies of the democratic majority are working. the economy is turning around. last friday i joined president obama in allentown, pennsylvania, to talk with and hear from business leaders and veterans about how to create new jobs and to grow the economy. the president laid out a jobs plan that will spur small business hiring, improve infrastructure and encourage energy efficiency. we need to take action on this plan that builds economic opportunity for the long term. new jobs are sustainable for years ahead. and rebuilding our infrastructure, creating new energy sources and developing new technology and innovative product and services that we and the world want to buy. we are committed to rebuilding america's economy, putting americans back to work and resur