uncountries like australia and canada are ahead of us on this. so that there's a hell of a lot we can do. i mentioned canada, for example, in terms of infrastructure. they privatize their air traffic control system in 1996. people in this country think, wow, that's crazy. something as important as the air traffic control system? in canada it's run by an independent, self-funded, nonprofit corporation and it's been a huge success. it's got international awards for innovation. the private sector can do a heck of a lot if we opened up some of these barriers to investment. >> and mr. waxman earlier talked about market failures when my colleague from kansas was speaking to him. do you have any general thoughts about market failures versus government failures? >> well, i mean, i actually think that there's a lot of government failures that led up to the big crash in 2008. i think the central bank, the federal reserve, held interest rates too low. i think all these housing subsidies that helped create the housing bubble. i think the idea of more regulat