the glass eagle act was about telling banks be banks don't be risky investors. if you want to do risky investment, go find another vehicle for that. but you can't take, you know, ordinary people's investment in what is supposed be secure and stable like a bank and then start gambling with them. so what it does is it sets a regulation to make banks just re cative and secure places for people to put their money. and then the securities act is the first real regulation for. so it requires more transparency and more reporting on the kinds of a speculation and investment that people are making that companies are making so that you can whether they're making really risky investments, are they overleveraged they in bad shape is this bad debt. it's not extensive regulation that you would later have around the securities market, but it is first effort to try to rein some of this speculation simply by making it more transparent. what are doing and what kinds of risks they're getting involved with. so it begins to set the stage, both of these, for a significant apparatus,

the west bank is actually the real price. it is the place 700002800000 supp learners to live in for 3000000 policy is also exist and where as well in tends to clear the land and cleanser from the passing. and so it has this greater as well the idea without the presence of the palestinians on the line to 1000. to accomplish that, israel is doing something. it had done only once in the last 20 years, sending tanks into the occupied the west back and area not controlled by her mos. that is distinct from that organization. the october 7th attacks and the resulting war of vengeance on gosh, is really forces have attacked 3 refugee camps in the north, jeanine toward cut up and new to shots, leveling killing at least $51.00 palestinians, 7 of them, children clearing out, $40000.00 people scattering across the territory where it is really settlers have already been running a ma. benjamin netanyahu has made some of the very same arguments that he made for invading garza, that they're going after terrorists not going to consume the mil

the entire west bank, killing. how this city and farmers burning cars, burning, holmes, these are the stories that don't get told when international journalists don't go in to cover it. one of the direct mail, new jobs when captives get released, the issue is not the lack of coverage. it's the disproportionate amount of it focused on the israelis finally freed. after 16 months, compared to the palestinians released some after being held for deputies. the criticism of how modest force familiar reading some is really captives in front of the cameras was warrants. much less was said of the hundreds of power steering is released. decorated with this really propaganda t shirts that read, we will not forget nor forgive. and didn't know is really captive because emerged showing such obvious signs of being towards like having a massive burnt into their flesh. those are stars, the palestinians carried out of these really prisons. and like the ethnic cleansing now underway in the westbank, they are somehow deemed less news w

stable coin issue is not is risking as depositing banks.m accordingly b open competition will all benefit from that. >> thank you. mr. jachym. craving senator senator tillis asked about abroad per think we can look here in the united states to certain frameworks and speaking on behalf of a special-purpose depository institution i think if you look at what wyoming has done, they've taken and tailored them they have created a product that creates and solves four unique risks in the system. especially respect to custody. you could not run a safe custody business on the same we do in the traditional markets. states have looked at two examples like that. let's look internally with the states have done creatively to solve for the risks in the ecosystem. mr. cohen? >> thank you so much again senator ranking member mr. cohen? >> thank you so much again senator ranking member for including me today and to all of the great work that you in this subcommittee are going to be doing. i would quickly add i guess a question not directly asked about we have

repurchasing funds and joint debt, rearmament bank concept, establishing a new european bank in orderfor this but you need u.s. support to continue operating and then with guarantees how willing our europeans to put troops in ukraine and will they just observe the conditions for return fire? these are the questions for the europeans that they don't have an answer for. i spoke to the norwegian prime minister because norway is not the eu. >> europe cannot complain, we have to argue with substance and speak more. it is eu, u.k., norway, turkey. guest: a large coalition involving turkeys military and what role they can play. norway will hit 2.16% of gdp on defense and they share a border with russia. i said is it time to take the money into defense, that's not over doing. is it time to think about investing, the geostrategic arm, build out defense, no, they don't want to. there is strong rhetoric but they will have to do things to build up. tom: indeed and europe still needs input on security and intelligence and defense in the secretary of defense called upon the pentagon to stop operati

system and outside the banking system. sen. cortez masto: do you believe that one company with a payment platforms should be allowed to access confidential information from the cfpb of its competitors? mr. mckernan: i do not know the nature of any such issue. sen. cortez masto: the answer should be no. that is pretty and -- easy to answer. that is my concern. you do not need to study it, it is easy to answer. and the question will be and this is what we talked about. and for all of you, what we are looking for, every single one, i have talked about following the law and that is what i am hoping that you do. and not a rubberstamp to an administration that thinks they have -- they have the ability to disregard the law and ignore congress and the agencies that we have created and shut them down to the detriment of the people in this country. i am hopeful that you guys are standing guard and you are doing just that. >> i will give you a chance to respond. senator hagerty. sen. hagerty: thank you, i would like to acknowledge th

of banking.if you don't mind. salvador chavez: yeah, thank you very much, first of all, for inviting me. so my dad came to this country as an immigrant. he came from durango, mexico, and his--when he came to this country, he was a farmworker. he worked in fresno, california. but at the end of every week, my dad would take his paycheck and cash it at the local store and then send money home to my mom via western union. so those two services that he used took 15% of his earnings in fees. my mom would actually have to pay 1% to pick up the money in durango, mexico. and then when he went back to the farm where he was living, he'd store the money under his mattress because he didn't have access to a bank account and his coworkers would end up stealing that money from him every week. so it was a very difficult life for my dad, and that's because he didn't have access to affordable financial services. you know, one thing i just failed to mention in the other interview, which i'll just tell you, is my da

just sarah from reporting from inside israel as well as the occupied with bank. i'm the can you just to cut through as well as reluctance to, to move on from phase one and, and what's happening the, what response we've heard from is ralph recently. well this our, the prime minister is actually holding a security consultation with many members of his security cabinet to try and see exactly how is real is going to move forward here. israel was pushing to extend phase one of the deal in order to secure the release of more hostages, but without committing to an end of the war. now how much has been privately publicly and ruling this message through mediators saying that they're not going to accept this as a red line for them. but they want to move forward to face to they want to move forward with the agreement that was signed by both parties back in january. but israel is hoping for a different outcome. so it's actually still unclear at this point exactly where we're headed in terms of the ceasefire deal, which we are in the last day of. but nonetheless, the family m

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g 0 from reporting from inside israel as well as the occupied with bank. i'm the head, we heard anything more from israel about why phase to the tools around phase 2 are being held up. we'll breaking down the well, is there a wants to extend phase one of this deal and that means that they don't want to commit to an end to the war, which would be part of face to however, how much says, but that's a red line for them. they don't want to extend the current phase, but they want to move forward with the framework that was signed by both parties. of course, with negotiations however, israel says that they want to secure the release of as many captives as possible. now in around 30 minutes, these really prime minister is said to have the will convene rather his security cabinet to discuss this issue. and how is role is exactly going to move forward because their family members of the captive or protesting tonight on the streets of tel aviv as they do every saturday saying. but israel needs to move forward with the remainder of the deal because it's the only way t

give us an idea of how it sees in the west bank right now. it's always been difficult to move about his neck, but not how much of a check points and roadblocks increase it. and what does it? lots of people just trying to move around and live their lives. the well, the for a bit you start really a strategy to deny that i've seen them 5 to something for me. nation is here in the occupied was spiked. we have almost 900. moving to fictions, and it's very important to a mark the dose of stick shows are located between palestinian cities, between this thing and the balance of the land, not between the occupied 30 till you'll find the signs and eastern some very important details because is for the dental argue with the business about security, it's about controlling financing and lives. what we have in the northern west bank at the state is extremely worthy. i was just talking with someone from napa, for example, which is one of the sons there's off by the city. i live in the center, northern west bank and it's, let's say the one to 4 room works be

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it's repercussions are felt all through out the west bank of mass. because israel has set up additional check points throughout the occupied territory, making it nearly impossible for palestinians to get around to go to work, to go to school. so life is essentially on hold for these palestinians who have no idea if and when they're going to be able to return to their communities. okay, as homes tell her how hope joining is live from a my money. thanks hon. and so it has hit all the algae, sarah, braving the rain crowds gathering volumes. the price of pipe farms has remained critically ill in hospital the when delusion from the truth, the fact hanging the balance. he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being rewritten, these choosing to the amplify when voices of silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press aren't ex, they're part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what has this discussion looked like? you know, right. wing media circles again, assistance being labeled with

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his ancestors regularly carry out killings with impunity and the occupied westbank was bank is going to the back of the but it's in the provider that is and it's subject to the mission elementary. i know is that i as indigo bankable, they have the right to been really investigated for each case. if a just that i'm being killed or injure, is i as a go bank about what is it supposed to be a funding was interested in the in depth by $330.00 to enjoy their rights are going to to the chart. that's convention add to the mission. i know in the context of you what happened is in the country. nothing know, again about that life over there, but as engineering. now we, i live on the or what 'cause policy or fee had started getting stuck level scan, should i get in. and then you have any better thing in including children without any accountability. so this is, that is of such a burden. since we see that the number of the children in one and 2 months of intention didn't get it was out and it is a. so this is the that is the of the policy concerning the life of the students in particular the chil

you're the bank and the firm. those are the two professions in town. and they all know each other forever. so it's almost incestuous with that same question that, it would appear to me when i read it, there was so much i mean, it was almost like an incestuous relationship that they were so protective each other and each other's secrets. and maybe i don't want to know, but you do know. and so they can't find any the money. the question is, you know, is fair to say it was incestuous. you know, it did. were they all related and did they want to know the answers? you know, had a lawyer down there. tell me about the stephen smith death that was like you're passing a car crash on the road. you know, it's bad. you know something's wrong, but you don't want to stop down and look, you don't want to get caught up in it because the rumor from the beginning that the murdochs were somehow involved, but separately, that to the incestuous question, i have the most amazing family tree. the most amazing family tree. and like when we talk about cousin eddie on the side

border patrol chief michael banks. congratulations on the new post. to know each other down in texas in the border patrol texas czar. now you are chief of the border patrol. these numbers are remarkable cb cotton laid out 8003 to 26 and february the lowest month in recent history certainly in modern times on record. i got to thinking because i covered a lot of numbers what was it in february of last year? we can show 1 of 40641 here. last february was over 4850 a day. you would eclipse the february numbers you have just seen and inless than 48 hours. the question is how did that come about? how could you get this under control so fast? >> the first thing you got to look at his whole of government approach is not just a saying. take a whole of government approach at this. first and foremost we canceled the app immediately. was a poll fa pull factor that w people to come to the border and went to get an appointment they would crossing between the ports illegally. secondly return as a consequence of your action. you're going to be returned to a the count

i have in terms of how palestinians themselves, both on the west bank and gaza. i've seen the situation that is unfolding in gaza. do you think the palestinians do see any sort of optimism for a future in guys or do the csc as far or as a return to warrant inevitable? will take just to make a few points. i think many people are very concerned, not just them. what that return to the general side of the more in gossip, but also they what's happening here in the west bank. and i think that the students feel totally abundant. they, particularly by the western world, you appealing to just a few days ago, a welcome. a bill side of the story to for a minister with the red carpet. impressive, a why peace boss. this one the button at the national court of justice when palestinians go to the best organization, some type of make points to diplomacy and a and legal organizations. the just, we're most important it we have you appear in countries world coming been so mean depending on who allowing him to go school or to face like from like you tell you like greece. so from tha

wanting to control. >> money, banking and loans.ate a currency a few years ago. >> elon musk wants. >> to turn. >> twitter x. into a whole super. >> app where you can. >> move. >> money and. >> more bank. >> and what. >> we try. >> to do is say, okay, if. >> you are doing. >> that, you can do it. you just have to follow. >> the financial. >> privacy laws, the laws that guard against errors and fraud. >> and i'll. >> tell you, i think that triggered some of them. and i think that's part. >> of the reason they're. >> so, so damn obsessed. >> with all. >> this is they're, you know, some folks have said that there's a conflict of interest because elon musk is directly involved in what is happening at cfpb, doj's and the conflict of interest because of what you just noted. and it's just one of many conflicts of interest, frankly, that exist for musk with this administration. do you see it that way? do you think this is a direct conflict of interest? and what is your biggest concern? >> yeah, well, we would. prohibit our employees and oth

again, this is in the west bank. while that's happening there. lawmakers sent trump a letter on tuesday demanding that the us recognize the occupied palestinian west bank as officially part of israel. using the bible? yes, the bible as justification. the letter was authored by new york congresswoman claudia tenney. that's the same lawmaker who proposed a bill last month to make donald trump's birthday a federal holiday. between congresswoman tenney's overtures to the president and miriam adelson's $100 million donation to officially get the u.s. to recognize the illegal annexation of the west bank, it is something to be taken seriously. all of these issues took center stage at the united nations this week. the freed israeli hostage, noah arqamani, who was kidnaped from the nova music festival by hamas on october 7th, testified about her captivity being held in total fear and living in a nightmare. and she used the platform to insist that the cease fire and hostage release deal must be continued. >> the deal must go. >> on in. full and completely

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palestinian authority of band l g 0 from reporting from inside israel as well as the occupied with bank. i'm the key just to get through what israel has said about why it is blocking aids. 2 guys are in with cents on this, these 5 deal as well. these really haven't exactly, given a reason for why they're blocking the humanitarian aid, but they're trying to put pressure on her mouse in order to agree to this extension of phase one and bring about the release of captives from the gaza strip. but without committing to face to the deal, which is a commitment to the end of the war. now israel has said that the ceasefire would absolutely not continue if there was no sort of return of captives from gaza. and this pause in the fighting that has been secured as per the american outline is 50 days and it said tend after the most and pulley month of it. i'm a bon and the jewish holiday of passover, which ends on april 20th. so these relatives are looking for the release of more captives and they are pausing humanitarian aid, but haven't exactly, given a reason why. but they're hoping that mediator

the use of the united size piece of ukrainian presidents banks, the brochures prime minister for his support. 24 hours after a white house. confrontations with donald trump. the royal. this is officer, a lie from the also coming up phase. one of the goals are safe for ends without a clear pause to phase 2 mice plains as well for refusing to engage and told the 12 year old boy as johnson killed by his ready forces in the occupied westbank for him, the number of children killed this year to 14, syria is set to chop as possible for us off to a national dialogue. an interim government is expected to be named the ukraine's little bit of the landscape. i've just left downing street also holding tools for the purchase private as a customer, a key ally and his country's defense against russia is visit to england follows a bruising encounter during a tele volumes meeting with donald trump. and his vice president j. the vance on friday in the heated exchange, the landscape was public paper rated before big aust to leave the white house. thousands, gaines. tom, i have met a day ahead of schedul

so i think the is really government might be looking to restart the war after getting his bank hostages. back as possible, but i hope that they can stay on track and resume a serious talks for passing this across the gaza strip to say they are devastated by the sci fi stand off most the over the living in di, conditions, and feel the fear that will only worsen, i mean my mood has been speaking to families in kansas city. the palestinians across the gaza strip were hoping to start off the holy month of ramadan with a positive note to an end of their suffering and permanent displacement. but as we walk down the market, this small market in the heart of old dogs, the city, it's hard to avoid hearing people talking about their fears and concerns over the statements and is really persistence of extending phase one of the fees fire over or rather than moving into phase 2 as agreed upon with the agreements between as well and how much. and that's how, how about that, because we don't want to more anymore, you know, if he's, you know, we're more than enough from this one to leave. like all othe

if a children being killed or injure is i as a go bank about what is it as opposed to a bit of funding or that you entered into in depth by 330 to enjoy their rights. are going to to the dr convention on to the mission and know in the context of you, what happened is in the country. nothing know, again about that life over there, but as engineering. now we, i live under what's called the seal free. had started getting stuck level scan, should adkins and didn't get any better thing in including children without any comfortability. so this is that is of such importance. we see that the number of the children in one and 2 months. 17 just didn't get without and it is a. so this is the result of that is what i really want to see concerning the life of the students in particular to still ahead on allergies here. i'm present salumi in new york where 3. 2 house time student activists are taking their university to court. i'll have the details coming up the had a lot of the, let's have a look at the weather across north america in the days ahead. and it's a pretty quiet picture for much of the

so the west banks. i think there are hopeless in that regard, but they do seem to have an interest in keeping peace in gaza, at least that's been their position up till now. so i hope that they may wind up pressuring the is very reasonable. only behind the scenes to uh to the seas for a they also have interested in a, in a sol the novelization deal with israel is positive terms, april and a quote from his 1st time. how much leverage do you think is the well, i think the dot prospect is generally uh, different uh, the different aspects of us salary relationship give uh, the saudis, some uh, info at the trump. i think the, the issue is that, i think with the statements trump recently made about kaiser, you know, making it into resort and shipping out all the guys is i think that made it really hard for uh savvy. remember any regional governments to i seriously talk about doing a normalization deal with israel and made it harder by the way, to have peace thoughts with your audience, i think, which is somet

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i'll just say era from reporting from inside as well on the outside west bank. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke several times on sunday, justifying israel's decision to block critical humanitarian aid from entering gaza . israel wants to pressure him us to try and get them to meet israel demands when it comes to the extension of the ceasefire. deal. israel says they want to extend phase one in order to bring about the release of as many captives as possible without committing to phase 2 of the deal, which would mean an end to the war. and us and you all who also said that how much is demands and vision for and into the war or quote, unrealistic and not in line with what israel wants, but none the less, the family members of is really captive. have been taking to the streets night after night, protesting against these really government accusing benjamin netanyahu of prolonging the war for personal and political game, calling on him to bring about the remainder of this deal and see it in its entirety . take a listen. i still report it on the ph

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those in the west bank cannot go well. what did you say? most of the schools and clinics and guns have been destroyed. so that work is already incredibly difficult, if not impossible. but there are thousands of under employees across the occupied past the entire tree and across the region, doing a central essential work. and under is irreplaceable. we don't have human agencies that can operate at that sort of scale in those territories. and so that way it remains as bible as ever. but equally and my colleagues agree with this, we should not let the politics around the, under a conversation, getting the way of saving lives. and we're insuring that there's chromeboys keep moving and the people get the food, the water, the made some a shelter that they need to survive under. i have a very big compound in east jerusalem where they can't operate any more. would it be time for the u. n to bring in other agencies to that compound because we know what's likely to happen, it's likely to get seized by these riley's and become, you know, the settlemen

the bank was actually supposed to process just a $280 refund.an hour and a half to reverse that refund, almost costing the company to lose the funds. bank officials say the incident was due to an operational issue and it's since been fixed. well, still to come on abc seven mornings a plea for help. the information law enforcement is now requesting from the public after a hillsborough police officer was shot. plus, we're keeping an eye on the conditions in the sierra with the latest snow. survey is revealing about watching abc seven mornings live. >> right now at 930, putting a focus on safety in san francisco. the changes to san francisco's police commission, and how business owners and residents are responding. good morning everybody. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather, and it's looking pretty gloomy out there. i know stephanie and we do have some rain drops. like even behind us you can see on our camera lenses. but i did want to tell you that we are going to get some sunshine, especially for inland areas by this afternoon

that's why we back the idea of a new european rearmament bank so we can finance a big increase in the manufacturing capacity. without the need to cut britain's vital soft power. so will the prime minister look at this idea, work across this house and across europe so we can make a european rearmament bank actually happen? >> i'll resist his suggestion that we've got somehow to choose between the u.s. and our european partners. i do not believe that to be the case, and i want to strengthen our already strong relationship with the u.s. i think it's vital that we do so. i of course want to work with our european allies on defense capability and what more we need to do in relation to capability coordination and funding and in the longer term there is a discussion going on amongst allies as to future funding. we're part of that discussion and i'm happy to share that with the house as it evolves. >> i hope he's successful in keeping the u.s. on board with our european allies, and i'm glad he's talking about finance defense. i think if he was to push this european bank at the summit on sunda

the bank was supposed to process a $280 refund, while it took the bank an hour and a half to reverse that refund, almost costing the company to lose its funds. bank officials say the incident was due to an operational issue. that issue has since been fixed. well, the countdown is on. we're just one day and a few hours from hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven this sunday. and among the list of nominees is the team behind inside out two. our friends from emeryville based pixar, abc seven news anchor amanda delcastillo, caught up with the crew being recognized for their animated feature. >> and for best animated feature film. here are the nominees. inside out two. >> inside out two is in the highest grossing film of 2024. nominated for best animated feature. the emeryville based team behind the beloved hit beaming with joy over the oscars nod. >> i hosted oscar parties, printed out the ballots, and it's pretty crazy that we made a movie that's going to be on one of those ballots. it's pretty amazing. >> director kelsey mann and producer mark niel

that's why we back the idea of a new european rearmament bank so we can finance a big increase in the manufacturing capacity. without the need to cut britain's vital soft power. so will the prime minister look at this idea, work across this house and across europe so we can make a european rearmament bank actually happen? >> i'll resist his suggestion that we've got somehow to choose between the u.s. and our european partners. i do not believe that to be the case, and i want to strengthen our already strong relationship with the u.s. i think it's vital that we do so. i of course want to work with our european allies on defense capability and what more we need to do in relation to capability coordination and funding and in the longer term there is a discussion going on amongst allies as to future funding. we're part of that discussion and i'm happy to share that with the house as it evolves. >> i hope he's successful in keeping the u.s. on board with our european allies, and i'm glad he's talking about finance defense. i think if he was to push this european bank at the summit on sunda

aid agencies are calling it the largest forced displacement of palestinians in the west bank since itaptured by israeli forces in the 1967 six-day war. that is all we have time for. don't forget you can find all of our shows online as podcasts at cnn.com and on all other major platforms. i'm christiane amanpour in london. thank you for watching and i'll see you all again next week. >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield, and we begin this hour with breaking news right now. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is preparing to meet with british prime minister keir starmer in london. he is there to shore up support with

finding out how folks are money laundering through our banks, engaging the private sector.isted these cartels as terrorist organizations, we've given our law enforcement now more powers to interrupt the flow of money and really to go after the money and to seize assets, even assets of those who cooperate with these groups. john: you talk about the fentanyl problem, that it's got to be worked on both sides. is this a bit like the drug situation a few years ago that it is not so much the supply as it is the demand? david: it is both and it is wreaking havoc on our communities right across both of our countries, which is why we're are here to indicate the degree to which we're prepared and are cooperating. another measure we launched is a new joan -- joint strike force. ten new teams in the united states and canada working together. more cooperation at the border and more cooperation in terms of tracking and technology. so these things, we believe will really help wrestle this scourge to the ground. john: based on your meetings this week is there any reason to hope or believe

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a lot of money at stake and america has been the piggy bank for funding so much of it.t end, not only is doge making sure taxpayer dollars are not going frivolously to these ridiculous causes around the world that have nothing to do with america, also doesn't want us sending money overseas and fighting these wars that are causing so much death and destruction. the first president to strike a peace agreement in the middle east with the abraham accords. he's going to get somewhere but zelenskyy has to come to the table and you have to understand when you have negotiations like this not everyone is going to get everything they won. i understand zelenskyy want to donald trump to say i am more on your side than on putin's i can he's not on anyone's side, he's on the united states's side and want to see this end and you have to come to the table a little bit. peter:no new wars is not something trump's predecessor can claim, he saw several new wars start but already you have the media trying to rewrite history on his mental decline of including cnn's jake tapper, watch this ex

israel and the west bank or israel in southern syria right now? yeah.any big power is looking at this and thinking the rule book is out. now is the time for us to do the thing that we want to do. maybe what donald trump is thinking is that i'm going to join that list of people, whether it's greenland or panama or whatever he wakes up and decides to do. exactly. or canada. seriously, we have to start taking we're six weeks into this administration, chris, and this is where we already are. we have to expand our imaginations here about what could happen. and if you look at history, this kind of far right ethno nationalism that we see in this country and that we see in many parts of the world that vladimir putin is the avatar of that leads to war. it's the only place that's ever led in human history. why would this time be different? and we all have to get our minds around that. john brennan, ben rhodes two excellent, excellent. folks for putting this all in context tonight. and i really appreciate you both joining us tonight. thank you for everything you s

was just underneath the money laundering rules, and so the bank reports him.r-- they know his name. he's the governor. i mean, he doesn't just do a transaction that would draw attention. he does it in a place where they would notice, in his own name. and spitzer was sending these shady wire transfers to an obvious shell company, which soon revealed itself to be a front for a prostitution ring that the fbi was already investigating. once those dots got connected, the former sheriff of wall street was done for. he ran the rackets bureau at the manhattan d.a.'s office, so he knows the way this works, and to the extent that he says, "oh, i thought i'd get away with it"-- either that is simply an outright lie, or it is an indication of such massive self-deception that that also says something about what's going on and not going on in this guy's mind. right. after the first press conference, lloyd and silda spent a furious 61 hours trying to convince spitzer to remain and fight. and for the first time in his life, eliot spitzer chickened out. silda, along with me, i

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