Even though we're well off, we're still going to lose. I know we're in a better position, but if you're a household, and you have savings of $50,000, and you have some shares in the Bank of Montreal, or whatever, and you're a Canadian taxpayer, somehow you're losing money if it goes across the border to help bail them out. That's my question. How much is going to go, roughly, out of Canadian hands? Even though we might be more liquid, we might be better off, that's not the point. The point is how much is it going to cost the Canadian public? Is there a rough estimate?
On January 30th, 2008. See this statement in context.