Did Austan Goolsbee really say this?

Austan Goolsbee, an economic adviser to President Obama, said that while the credit card industry had the right to make a reasonable profit as long as its contracts were in plain language and rule-breakers were held accountable, its current practices were akin to “a series of carjackings.”
“The card industry is giving the argument that if you didn’t want to be carjacked, why weren’t you locking your doors or taking a different road?” Mr. Goolsbee said.

It’s hard to know where to begin. Suffice it to say that the analogy would make more sense if the carjacker had loaned you the money to buy the car, and you couldn’t pay him back, and instead of a gun he used a letter, and instead of paying him back you declared bankruptcy and a judge let you discharge the debt and keep the car (or the Xbox or the flat screen or whatever he loaned you the money to buy). That’s still not perfect, but it gets us a little closer to reality.