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Killing terrorists, and intimidating al qaeda, in breaking up the organization. my objections, my chief objections first of all, we are killing a lot more people than we did when we were going in and seizing terrorists. and interrogating them. but my biggest objection is which nicole touched earlier today that somehow this is a clean sanitized version of what george w. bush was doing for eight years. anybody who is telling themselves that it is is lying to themselves. okay. we are going to debate this later because we are running out of time in this block, but i don t see anybody saying this is clean and sanitary. i want to knock that down a little bit because i think it s a very difficult decision. it s a different one. every decision when it comes to torture and intelligence gathering and war has a repercussion but nobody is saying it s clean. it does have a repercussion but this policy was put in place because people were offended by ....
Landmark regulatory regulation they say protects consumers by cracking down on wall street. wall street doesn t like this bill. of course it doesn t. why would they want us to change the system they rigged, the system that made them all rich? reporter: but the 2300-page bill leave misunanswered questions. granting rule-making authority to regulators who could take months and even years to hammer out the actual details. these were the same regulators that were in charge when we went through the financial debacle. the question i guess that i would ask what have they learned? we won t know that for a while. reporter: republican senator richard shelby spent months working on a bipartisan compromise, but in the end there was very little. democrats say they made an honest effort. the idea that bringing more people in the discussion is absolutely critical. but you have to want to get something done. you re never going to get everything you want. that never happens. what it s on capi ....
Consumers by cracking down on wall street. wall street doesn t like this bill. of course it doesn t. why would they want us to change the system they rigged, the system that made them all rich? reporter: but the 2300-page bill leave misunanswered questions. granting rule-making authority to regulators who could take months and even years to hammer out the actual details. these were the same regulators that were in charge when we went through the financial debacle. the question i guess that i would ask what have they learned? we won t know that for a while. reporter: republican senator richard shelby spent months working on a bipartisan compromise, but in the end there was very little. democrats say they made an honest effort. the idea that bringing more people in the discussion is absolutely critical. but you have to want to get something done. you re never going to get everything you want. that never happens. what it s on capitol hill or in life in general. reporter: among ....