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is that a possibility that the committee would consider >> you know what i thiching it's hard to deal with every hypothetical possibility. i think for the foreseeable future we're going to be looking at if needed, doing the sorts of things that we did the last two days, temporary open market operations that will be the tool that we use. and the question will be as we go through quarter end, as we learn more, you know, what really -- how much of this really has to do with the level of reserves? and i thiching we'll learn quite a lot in the next six weeks. >> another money market question you know, banks have been pointing to liquidity rules as having contributed to some of the volatility that we've seen and potentially some capital rules as well. are you all looking at whether some tweaks in the liquidity ratio might help also what is the status of the next stable ratio rule are you planning on putting that out soon >> i think if we concluded that we needed to raise the level of required reserves for banks to meet the lcr, we probably would raise the level of raise the reserves than lo

i thiching the president is very aware of that. his national security team is very well aware of that. that's why pompeo is over there. that's why pompeo and the president are announcing more sanctions against iran even though there are strong sanctions against iran. you know, the question is, what, if anything, does the administration do next? and what do the saudis do? what are the conversations that pompeo is having with mbs? we don't know. >> how do you think the intelligence community is reacting to this? >> pretty simple. you can hope that what he said never comes to pass. i assume that everybody does. hope is not a plan. you have to look at somebody and say there may be a presumption that what he's saying is true, that the iranians are going to go down a path with us, at least a conflict. every minute of every day, i want to see every small boat in terms of the iranian navy, in the arabian gulf is yosurveille. i want to look at logistic sites. i want to watch missile sites inland. you have got to assume regardless of whether

>> qulo thiching iti don't thin light of the situation. i certainly wouldn't want to suggest there's anything comical about this but i think it's all too accurate that the president and his conversations with the president of ukraine was speaking like an organized crime boss. and the fact that these words were so precise that the president used that are so like organized crime harken back to when jim comey testified about when the president asked if he could let this matter go, and when cohen testified and said he speaks in code that you know exactly what's happening here. the president was using that language and the president of ukraine fully understood what he was talking about. >> do you regret the parody, use of those phrases during your opening statement? >> no. i think everyone understood. my gop colleagues may fein otherwise, when i suggested it was as if the president said listen carefully because i'm only going to tell you seven more times that i was mocking the president's conduct, but make no mistake about this. what the presid

every day is a new day that the democrats decide to focus on something else, with i is thich sattsatatter -- scatter shot approach. >> the president talks to the other president and says look at biden with money and reciprocity hanging in the balance. he's got to explain why that's ok okay. >> well, he doesn't have to explain why that's okay if those two things exist in one conversation, that's well short of being able to show that that's a quid pro quo. >> you don't have to show it's a quid pro quo. you know the statute just says solic solicit. >> the democrats have tried four things. >> i'm not the democrats. i'm right here. >> the four issues are what? treason? no. ukraine is an ally. is it bribery? no. the bribery statute doesn't apply to foreign government officials. >> can you solicit a foreign entity? robert -- >> last one, is it a violation of the campaign finance law? the justice department has said through olc the answer is no. >> you can solicit a foreign government for political advantage. you believe that that's anybody's read on that statute? >> stop. asking for an inve

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i thiching it shows excitement. >> reporter: can they be misleading?ore clinching the nomination three months later and drawing tens of thousands by october. >> i'm going to help the american people get good jobs and a bright future. >> reporter: this year, kamala harris' launch attracted a big, diverse crowd but her polling has been up and down. sanders and warren's crowds have been dwarfing those meant to be, joe biden, who skew more intimate, which his campaign says is by design. >> i'm trying to go around from town to town. >> reporter: while the democratic field is a packed one, not all candidates' events are. >> what really matters is how people vote in the voting box, you know. sometimes they can show up at rallies, sometimes they can't. >> reporter: with with votie in still months away, we're left to wonder, where do the candidates really stand and what does this b roll mean? ayman, that's the question i've been thinking about all week since i was with elizabeth warren in new york monday night. really the thing i'm looking at is there is a way

medium term, i would like to see a repo facility that would complement our existing repo facility i thiching a repo facility would basically end this short-term funding markets. it would meet an international standard this is how other central banks handle this issue. i would also say this. this is a microeconomic issue about short-term funding markets and volatility in those markets. in the big picture, these are too small of movements to have any macro impact. >> you don't want to enter the negative rates that some places like japan and germany have experienced but you do want to cut rates. are you saying you would never go below zero, though, so it's a couple of cuts but no further? >> yeah. i think that the idea of insurance is to try to mitigate the downside risks hopefully, those risks will dissipate in the year ahead and then we would be able to take the rate back up to something that was more like what some committee members think the longer term neutral rate would be but as far as negative rates in the u.s., i do think that there are some structural differences between the u.s. and

>> i don't thiching the president was advised of the minutia of the day-to-day details of the campaign, as probably most candidates are not advised of the day-to-day minutia. >> what level was the president generally provided? would it be we've got a strategy to win the midwest or we're hoping for the best? what would be the level of information generally that the president as a candidate would receive? >> i can only speak it my tenure there about the information i would have shared. basically i would have shared his travel calendar for the next day or week, so he would understand where we were traveling to. i would share with him media opportunities if he wanted to be on a specific television show and messaging points of what we may want to be discussing during that tenure time of the campaign, particularly if we're going to be in a primary. >> i would assume, like all other campaigns that the messaging was informed by the polling data that you had? >> as a point of clarification, congresswoman, we didn't do any poll willing data for the approximately first 15 months of the campaign.

>> i don't thiching the president was advised of the minutia of the day-to-day details of the campaign, as probably most candidates are not advised of the day-to-day minutia. >> what level was the president generally provided? would it be we've got a strategy to win the midwest or we're hoping for the best? what would be the level of information generally that the president as a candidate would receive? >> i can only speak it my tenure there about the information i would have shared. basically i would have shared his travel calendar for the next day or week, so he would understand where we were traveling to. i would share with him media opportunities if he wanted to be on a specific television show and messaging points of what we may want to be discussing during that tenure time of the campaign, particularly if we're going to be in a primary. >> i would assume, like all other campaigns that the messaging was informed by the polling data that you had? >> as a point of clarification, congresswoman, we didn't do any poll willing data for the approximately first 15 months of the campaign.