Quotes About Ethics

I only fight clean fighters. I'll fight anybody in the UFC that's clean. Or dirty. Or clean.

I feel like we have a duty as fighters to try and be a better example.

At the end of the day, does the UFC really like its fighters?

Keep fighting for animals by making compassionate, cruelty-free choices every day and encouraging those around you to do the same.

As you fight corruption, it fights back.

I don't like to use - I never use - any kind of drugs to help me in my fights. I don't like that. I don't like drugs.

I figured I would always be a candidate for man of the year in the virtue-is-its-own-reward category. What that did was force me to concentrate on the work.

An actor is known by his choices, not by his box-office figures.

You have to find the balance of figuring out how can I be effective? How can I use my platform for good, you know, without jeopardizing everything so that I don't have that platform anymore.

I belong to the film industry and it's the only industry that has no corruption.

I think, as a filmmaker, you're always responsible for your film.

As a filmmaker, you have to stand in front of what you did and make choices that you could do with a clear conscience.

There's a respect factor in filmmaking, like in sports, where certain things are kept in the locker room.

I've never been linked to a co-star or director, never had drunken stupors or been disrespectful of a producer's position. I don't have parents intruding in filmmaking affairs and so on. I'm a professional and like to look at myself that way.

In the final analysis, finding a way to do clean business and not to pay bribes actually improves your bottom line.

The structure of private campaign finance has essentially pre-corrupted our politicians, so that they can't even recognize explicit bribery because it feels the same as what they do every day.

I am not responsible for the financial crisis, I hate to tell you.

Too few people in my old field of financial services were ever brought to book for their part in the 2008 crash.

Well, I think baseball should be fun, but there's always a line. There's a fine line with everything. Where's the line between making it fun and making it disrespectful.

In 2003, GlaxoSmithKline paid $88 million in civil fines for overcharging Medicaid for its anti-depressant Paxil.

I'm sure there are people in all sports that bend the rules but I'm not going to sit here and point the finger.

After I finished working for Estee Lauder, I stopped being a professional model. I decided to never again advertise something that I don't actually use. I only sign up for things that I truly believe in.

If you fire people, you fire customers.

If I see one of my sales assistants neglecting someone because he doesn't look like a good client, he's fired immediately.