While the health care debate continues until the midterm elections and beyond, the next big issue on the Congressional agenda is reforming the nation’s financial regulatory system – an effort designed to prevent a Wall Street meltdown like we suffered in 2008. Democrats are pushing two different versions of this reform. What is the basic approach in these bills? How are they similar and how are they different? Why would the government be taking over bailing out more firms than ever? And why would a plan supposedly designed to benefit the consumer actually hurt us badly? We ask Georgia Rep. Tom Price, who also leads the coalition of House conservatives.