The higher up you get, so does the public scrutiny.

From what I do know, outsourcing in the Andean region is a way to avoid congressional oversight and public scrutiny. The use of private military contractors risks drawing the U.S. into regional conflicts and civil war. It's clear to me this practice must stop.

If it stands the test of public scrutiny, do it... if it doesn't stand the test of public scrutiny then don't do it.

I've said in public that it's simply untrue.

The door is now open to some kinds of corporate activity with very few checks. Scrutiny by the court is good, but one consequence is that you almost have the death of control over mergers.

We're under scrutiny, and we know it.