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let's get more on this testimony from the house financial services committee. now, veronica clark of citigroup global. talking about economic repercussions, talk about how large those could be in the u.s.. we have deutsche bank, the first big bank out with a warning that the u.s. economy will fall into a recession in 2023. where do you put the odds? mike: -- veronica: near-term growth is still really strong. if i had to put a number two and i would say 25% for the next year. it certainly gets higher as we are getting into late 2023 and 2024. the near-term directives are from geopolitical issues. the main issue is higher gas prices, which can weigh on growth. normally we think of the u.s. economy as hedged to higher oil. guy: i keep hearing that the u.s. consumer has lots of money saved up from the pandemic. the balance sheet is strong for the consumer, as a result of which they can weather this storm. the consumer data is rolling over pretty quickly. how do i put those two things together? veronica: if we look at the last two years of savings data, that is the

overdraft fees and impact on consumers and help to avoid overdraft fees before the house financial services committee. on wednesday at nine p.m. eastern, a look at substance abuse, suicide risks, and the american health system at house ways and means committee. and on thursday, at 9 p.m. eastern, an interview with supreme court justice amy coney barrett and the reagan presidential library. at 10 p.m. eastern, conversation with supreme court justice at washington university in st. louis. watch this week on c-span are on c-span now, our free mobile app. also head over to c-span.org force scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> un security council met to hear from ukrainian president zelenskyy about alleged war crimes being committed in ukraine. he said russia must be held accountable and called for the country to be removed as a permanent member of the security council. >> now give the floor to his excellency mr. vladimir's event session zelenskyy. the president of ukraine. you have the floor sir. dear madam chairman, dear mr.

his house financial services committee hearing airs tonight on c-span, online at c-span.org or watch on c-span app, c-span now. >> our first guest is a former special advisor to vice president cheney on related issues. to vice president cheney, a former cia russian analyst chief and the author of the book "the russia trap." welcome to the program. guest: thank you. host: when you see the events of the next several weeks specifically in ukraine, how would you characterize those and would you call it the right approach? guest: well, what we are trying to do is to strike a balance. on the one hand the russian invasion needs to be repelled, it needs to be countered. we cannot tell -- we cannot stand back if a country is invading a neighbor and attempting to take territory or control of that government and impose its will on it, so the united states has a clear interest in making sure that the russian invasion does not succeed in the russians do not achieve total victory. on the other hand we recognize quite wisely that there is a great danger that the united states and russia could wind

programs and fees, their impact on consumers and help to avoid overdraft fees before the house financial service committee. a look at substance abuse, suicide risk, and the -- on thursday at 9 p.m., an interview with supreme court justice amy coney barrett mayor -- and the conversation with sonia sotomayor at washington university in state -- at -- in st. louis. watch this week on c-span on all -- on the mobile app. go to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand at any time. c-span. burton -- unfiltered view of government. >> president biden held a virtual meeting with the indian prime minister. they talk about relations between the u.s. and india. pres. biden: i was honored to honor -- welcome to the white house -- to meet with federal leaders and i am pleased to have this opportunity to speak with you virtually and with ministers and

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the republicans but if he wants to do it without the senate banking committee in the house financial services committeeonths. liz: look at the markets and always down 335. can i just say we should put the nasdaq up because it's down 2.5% russell looks just as ugly there both on the same amount. >> i don't think our viewers in the market appreciate inflation as much as they should we hasn't had massive inflation into new phenomena and we have had a fear response to in years when lael brainard who is considered the vice chair of the fed she is considered more hawkish than powell you have got to guarantee a 50 basis point increase in may and many more after that. we have bad inflation when you have larry fink of blackrock, jamie dimon every major financial institution same rates are going up because of inflation you as an investor have to worry that will slow down the economy and corporate earnings in the riskiest assets get the worst one of the riskiest amc you know they keep being up amc but it's well often ties. liz: are you kidding me this is about food, gasoline or consumer items that people buy. >>

kailey: tomorrow, the treasury secretary testifies before the house financial services committee.onomic data from germany, europe and russia. the advisor will look at the covid booster shots. coming up on balance of power, the former u.s. ambassador to iraq. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power" with david westin. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our television and radio audiences worldwide, welcome to "balance of power." we will stick to ukraine and hear from president zelenskyy of ukraine today speaking to the un security council. we have more sanctions from the u.s. treasury department on payments on russian debt in u.s. dollars. to take us up-to-date on what is going on, we welcome bloomberg washington correspondent annmarie hordern. what is happening at the white house these days? annmarie: we got the note from treasury that if you owe a russian dollar-denominated payment and you have a government account in a u.s. financial institution, you can no longer use it. what treasury is forcin

that doesn't mean you can't get stuff through, but if the republicans control the house financial services committeeversight committees, the house financial services and senate banking, you know, they're not going to take too kindly if it's in republican hands to all these woke foils -- policies and other stuff. they're going to grill him, start investigations, so it's imperative that he gets it done over the next 8 months. that's what this 3-2 means. watch a flurry of activity coming out of the sec. now, obviously, he may turn around and say let's do nothing. i doubt that's going to happen. this is now giving him the mandate, the 3-2, permanent seats, he's got a window. what does he go for first? crypto is low hanging fruit because he might get some public buy-in, but he answers to elizabeth warren. that's his godmother, so to speak. she wants the woke stuff passed very fast. liz: charlie, thank you very much. as we watch cryptocurrency, mixed picture, you also have rob. hollywood down. we're going to explain why, and also warren buffett shoving software to the side and diving into tech hard ware.

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she testified to the house financial services committee and she warned of the economic toll of russia'snocent ukrainians are re re reprehinsable. it will have enormous repurr cushions in ukraine and beyond. >> leading oil company ceos face lawmakers questions on the soaring gas prices. what did they say? >> there was a lot of if finger points. republicans were blaming joe biden and democrats were blaming oil. >> do you are ripping the american people off and it must end. gas prices need to go down. while the rest of america is trying to make this happen, you're trying to increase your record profits. >> oil company executives did stress they don't set prices, the market does. the exxon ceo pointed out his company last $22 billion in 2020, the years oil prices went negative. there's a confluenceo of prices. supply has been disrupt bid the war in ukraine. opec has not ramped up production. they can't haul opec leaders before the cameras as much razz they would like to. >> tell us about deutsche bank. first to forecast a recession. >> inflation is so high that will have to raise the breaks

. >> testifying before the house financial services committee, treasury secretary janet yellen said the biden administration is holding russia accountable. her testimony focused on the global financial system.

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. >> testifying before the house financial services committee, treasury secretary janet yellen said the biden administration is holding russia accountable. her testimony focused on the global financial system.

house, thank you. >>> well, minnesota republican congressman tom emmer joins us now. he chairs the national republican congressional committee and is a member of the house financial servicesttee as well. give us some of your feelings on the situation at the border, congressman. >> well, it's a mess, jon. and thanks for having me. actually listening to the prior reports and especially the reporter that preceded me joining you, the comment that democrats are now separating themselves in opposing, and i think the report was there are 42 congressional democrats now that are against ending title 42. jon, it's laughable. they have done nothing for over 15 months. this has been a crisis since president biden took office. they stopped paying attention to the border, and now they act like title 42 is somehow the magical tool? sure, it gives us the ability to send people back immediately, but i think haven't been -- they haven't been protecting the border. look, what they need to do is they need to have actions. not just their words with. they immediate to finish the wall. they -- need to finish wall, hay need to talk about instead of voting for mass amnesty which they already have

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that happens in of the house financial services committee.nesday a conversation on the modern presidency. watch next week on c-span or on c-span now, our free video app. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. book tv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. coverage of the book about charlottesville. a book winning and losing the nuclear piece. on afterwards, a former congressman with his book american reboot. he is interviewed by a republican congressman. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2. during discussions over the reunification of germany, james baker told mikael gorbachev that nato would not expand eastward not one inch. in the lead up to the russian invasion of ukraine, vladimir putin used those words to suggest the u.s. and nato were not interested in peace and could not be trusted. sunday a history professor and author talks about the 1990 comment and the impact nato expansion has had on u.s. russian relations. >> the problem is it took gorbachev a while to say that. he starte

. >> janet yellen just testified before the house financial services committee she alerted that russia'sof ukraine will send shockwaves across the global economy. >> russia's actions including the atrocities committed against the innocent ukrainians in bucha are reprehensible represent an unacceptable affront to the rules-based global order and will have enormous economic repercussions in ukraine and beyond that warn as the federal reserve takes another step to beat back rising inflations. to date, fed officials released the summary of their meeting last month the fed minutes. they signal the central bank could continue to raise interest rates in the coming months last month fed officials approved their first rate hike in more than three years, but the fed's plan could send the united states into a recession that word according to economists from deutsche bank. it's the first big bank to make such a bold prediction deutsche bank economists say stocks could plummet by 20% next year and that unemployment could peak around 5% in 2024 for con particular, the unemployment rate hit a new pande

she told the house financial services committee that putin's war will still send shockwaves throughout the global economy; however, listen. >> the actions including the atrocities committed against the innocent ukrainians in bucha are reprehensible, represents an unacceptable afront to the rules-based global order and will have enormous economic repercussions in ukraine and beyond. liz: okay, so what does that mean? does that hold the fed back from 50 basis point hikes? either way we're looking at financial titans, the big financial names all down, we do have everybody from bank of america, jpmorgan, citi, goldman , morgan stanley down from half a percentage point to more than 2% to the downside. let's look at the yields though, the 10 year treasury yield is piecing in all of this today. we do have that yield, now well up, right? we came in at about 2.5% earlier and then 2.599% we're at 2.613 at the moment so let's get to the floor show and translate all of this joining me now great hill capital chairman tom haze and carnivore trading founder dutch masters. tom, tell me exactly what th

you sit on the house financial services committee. are the sanctions having the desired impact on putin's ability to conduct the war, or do you think more sanctions, more dramatic sanctions need to be taken? >> well, jake, in talking to the polish and romanian heads of government, they don't believe the sanctions are strong enough. both those countries support an all of the above energy policy and disconnecting from the russian energy machine. even though we have sanctioned the russian economy and sanctioned the russian central bank, still in just the past few days of this war, russia has earned another $30 billion in hard currency by selling its oil and gas. so this is why the europeans and the eu are in such strong negotiations about how to turn off their purchases of gas from russia. this is a top issue because we can't really stop the funding machine of putin through any sanction other than denying him the income from energy. >> all right, congressman french hill of arkansas, thank you so much for joining us. glad you're back safe

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. >> testifying before the house financial services committee, treasury secretary janet yellen said theid

wednesday, treasury secretary janet yellen testifies before the house financial services committee onns and the international financial system. also wednesday at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3, ceos of six oil companies testify before the house energy and commerce committee on rising gas prices. watch next week live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> something i do because i find it intellectually challenging and exciting and demanding. something i do because i feel it has to be done. >> professor noam chomsky was the first author on book tv's "in-depth." live on sunday at noon eastern, join our conversation with mr. chomsky as he rejoins us to talk about capitalism, u.s. foreign policy and social exchange. some recent books include "consequences of capitalism " and "notes on resistance." live sunday at noon eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> all this month watch the top 20 when winning videos from our c-span stu

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wednesday, treasury secretary janet yellen testifies before the house financial services committee onions and the international financial system. also wednesday at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3, ceos of six oil companies testify before the house energy and commerce committee on rising gas prices. watch next week live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> something i do because i find it intellectually challenging and exciting and demanding. something i do because i feel it has to be done. >> in 2003, professor noam chomsky was the first author on book tv's "in-depth." since then, he has written dozens of books. live on sunday at noon eastern, join our conversation with mr. chomsky as he rejoins us to talk about capitalism, u.s. foreign policy and social exchange. some recent books include "consequences of capitalism " and "notes on resistance." join and the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comment and

services committee on the president's 2023 budget request. after that, the treasury secretary testifies in front of the house financial services committee aboutconomic sanctions the biden administration has placed on russia. announcer: the house of representatives approved a bill providing $42 billion in covid-19 assistance to restaurants, and $13 billion to hotels, gyms, and event venues. here's a look at the floor debate of the legislation. this runs about one hour, 10 minutes. 3807, the relief for restaurants and other hard hit small businesss act -- businesses act of 2022. this bill will provide $42 billion to replenish the restaurant revitalization fund and allocate $13 billion to launch a new industry-neutral relief program for the small businesses most impacted by the pandemic. last year, congress created the program under the american rescue plan to help struggling restaurants. it delivered aid to over 100,000 employers in communities across the country. this grant was a critical lifeline and allowed businesses to keep their lights on and continue to pay their employees. despite the program's success, approximately 177,000 small busin

. >> testifying before the house financial services committee, treasury secretary janet yellen said the biden administration is holding russia accountable. her testimony focused on the global financial system.

color compared to similar homes in white communities, that happens in front of the house financial services committee conversation on the modern presidency with frederick richmond and jen psaki of the biden administration. kellyanne conway from the trump white house and from the obama administration, jay carney. watch next week on c-span or on c-span now, also had to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> now to a house financial services subcommittee hearing on bank overdraft fees. witnesses testify as for the reasons for and against such fees and the cost to consumers. it is just over two hours. [indistinct conversation]

house natural resources committee. on tuesday 19 eastern, testimony about evolving twins -- transfer overdraft fees and impact on consumers and help to avoid overdraft fees before the house financial services. on wednesday at nine p.m. eastern, a look at substance abuse, suicide risks, and the american health system at house ways and means committee. and on thursday, at 9 p.m. eastern, an interview with supreme court justice amy coney barrett and the reagan presidential library. at 10 p.m. eastern, conversation with supreme court justice at washington university in st. louis. watch this week on c-span are on c-span now, our free mobile app. also head over to c-span.org force scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> un security council met to hear from

there is chair maxine waters of course she is in front of the house financial services committee. about how our caribbean neighbors are treated in the international community by u.s. financial ins ttitution and by our own government. in particular i'm concerned that as a result of united states government actions, and overly cautious u.s. banks, countries like bash arbados and jamaica ad others have been cut off to capital and credit, derisking as this issue is called, has direct and negative effects on the ability for the caribbean to build businesses, employee citizens, facilitate economic development, and allow families to send and receive funds from abroad the derisk has consequences for the united states as well. the caribbean region is both geographically and historically close to the united states and it is not only an important trading partner, but also a strong reliable ally in security cooperation. this is why this committee passed legislation which was signed into law through the anti-money laundering act of 2020 that directs the treasury to lead a government wide strat

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. >> testifying before the house financial services committee, treasury secretary janet yellen said the biden administration is holding russia accountable. her testimony focused on the global financial system. ms. waters: the committee will come to order without objection the chair is thous authorized to declare a recess. i intend to conclude today's hearing at pentagon 1:00. that mines everybody is going to be kept to the exact time that they are allotted. this hearing is entitled annual testimony of the secretary of the treasury on the state of the international financial system. i recognize myself for four minutes. i would like to welcome treasury secretary janet yellen, who is presenting testimony for the first time on the state of the international financial system. this is a very timely hearing given it is the international financial system established by the united states and its allies after world war ii and enabled the west to hit the russian economy with unprecedented response to the brutality of putin's war against ukraine. the most powerful sanctions have blocked russia's la

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. >> testifying before the house financial services committee, treasury secretary janet yellen said theadministration is holding russia accountable. her testimony focused on the global financial system.

joining me now is north carolina congressman, ted bud, a member of the house financial services committeengressman budd, so maybe he doesn't like her but beyond that, how do you read into this? >> about the hunter biden laptop, look, this is about whan we take over congress, take back the house, take back the senate, we need to bring accountability to the biden administration because this is absolutely tragic. we've seen mainstream media malpractice going on two years that we've known about this so people are crying out for justice. we need to know what's on it, what the doj, what the fbi is looking into because people need their justice. dagen: but do you run the risk -- this is looking ahead, past the election, but would you potentially run the risk of stomping on the grand jury that's been empanelled in delaware and what's going on in terms of that tax evasion case, which it could be more. but again, like even if you have a parallel investigation or parallel hearings, do you run the risk of big-footing the prosecutor in delaware? >> i don't think so. i think they need to brief congress

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