with us is roger altman, evercore founder and senior chairman.hat the senate bill would do. it looks like they are going to trim back on dodd-frank. if that happens, what will the effect be in the real world? roger: i can't resist reacting to that news report. you are fired, but i don't want you to be humiliated. lisa: talking about mcmaster. david: we both know what that is about in all likelihood. for mcmaster being a four-star, they have to wait. i am speculating. roger: in terms of the question, there will be legislation. the senate bill or something almost exactly like it will come into law. i don't think the house will be able to change the senate version. this will take effect. second of all, it is quite meaningful. it is in part overdue and in part a little too much. ?isa: too much do you think this could potentially spur another buildup in banking leverage that could be threat to the system? i'm not saying that. there was good evidence that anding to small business the role of community banks and small banks was being hampered by the reg

dallas altman. you looked so stunning, i was kicking myself all night for not asking you first. yeah, yeah, she was the belle of the ball. let's not forget the biggest proclamation of that year was the fact that.... veronica: how could we forget the reign of king noah? preston: i still think you made a better court jester. wait, so who is sam going to homecoming with anyway? noah: yeah, do we have to give him a big brother speech or something? veronica: i forget his name but it's some guy from another school. preston: another school? how'd she meet him? veronica: i think they have some mutual friends on buddyfriends. preston: wait, so she's never actually met this guy? like in person? noah: yeah, irl? veronica: well, not yet. but i mean he seems really nice. he sends her gifts and everything. ♪ music amanda: wainwright. margot: you called it, our guy's setting up a meeting with a new target. at the mall in 20 minutes. amanda: now he's the target. get a location and let's pick this guy up. ♪ music preston: i don't get why sam asked the guy to homecoming if she's never met him. ve

of take two interactive of grand theft auto fame and robert altman the chairman and c.e.o. of his an emacs media company behind the billion dollar fallout franchise and of course on the other side of the table will be melissa henson of the parents television council known for such hits as hashtag me to fails to address hollywood's penchant for marketing sex soaps t.v. the kids and the regressive and degrading billboard music awards as well as the pied piper of kill ology himself retired lieutenant colonel dave grossman through the wonderful book assassination generation video games aggression and the psychology of killing and of course never ones to miss any nanny state big brother photo op us congressional members senator marco rubio and representatives vicki hartzler and the roby these another will hash out and ponder whether the ultimate cause of violence in society or the video game is based on society's violence meanwhile all the rest of us will be ignoring the scapegoats and watching the hawks . it looks like a real thing. as if you were to fly out of. your. like you'

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altman. >> commissioner marshall: good evening. >> first, i'm totally opposed to tasers and they're a torture weapon and i have now received a unanimous vote to appeal the vote as illegal because city hall was shut down that night and it will go to the main committee of the sunshine task force. having said that, i want to say the calm discussions of torturing our people that we act like this is intelligent and calm when we're talking about tortured. i am appalled at the way humans interact with each other. i keep hearing commissioners say the chief will define the policy. if the purpose is to hold us to a higher standard and you keep saying he's going to -- do we want a police commission because if you're going to be on it please use this as a check and balance and not a submission to the chief. i'd appreciate if you'd pay attention when i speak, commissioner. there's respect, commissioner. you said if we're doing this and that and the police are doing that, where's the time and distance? i doesn't see the crisis intervention at work at all during the killing 99 bullets, 10 officers t

jessica carter and altman are also here along with other staff members to make sure we get all of the questions answered. >>> the outline includes a little review from the january 9th item. items 1, 2 and 3 all go through relatively quickly because you all remember it so well not because we are all missed dinner. and we will be focusing on new information. we want to get back to you on the questions that were raised tejan 9th meeting and the questions we've been getting, parks service has been getting and i know others have been getting with respect to the perspectives that were issued in the interim since we saw you last. quick orientation. the alcatraz project is located in the alcatraz location site between piers 31 and 13 near bay street and intersection. the current site is envisioned to be approved. as i was listening to diana i was thinking this has a lot of elements that the land use subcommittee can come up. with we are improving the site under the project to include more pedestrian access or removing some parking on the site and moving it into the shed so it's all pedestrian

nancy altman of bethesda, maryland. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces on behalf of the speaker and majority leader the senate, their joint appointment, pursuant to section 3044-2-b of the bipartisan budget act of 2018, and the order of the house of january 3, 2017, of the following member to the joint select committee on budget and appropriations process reform as co-chair. mr. womack of arkansas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces on behalf of the speaker and majority leader of the senate, their joint appointment pursuant to section 30422-b-3 of the bipartisan budget act of 2018, and the order of the house of january 3, 2017, of the following senator to the joint select committee on solvency, multiemployer pension plans as co-chair. the clerk: mr. hatch of utah. the eaker pro tempore: chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir. pursuant to the section 30442-b-3 of the bipartisan dget act of 2018, public law 115-123, i am pleased

. >> alex altman is here with his new issue entitled "nobody is above the law, the trials of jeff sessionshe attorney general has turned trump's rhetoric into reality and emerged at the most effective enforcer of the president's agenda whether the president appreciates it or not and i'm not sure the president fully appreciates it. >> he does not. tell us about the story. you have a president who seems to be doing the president's bidding. he lets everybody know he would love to fire him if he had the chance. >> the story which is written by molly ball looks at the dissonance of the president's assessment of the attorney general and what jeff sessions is doing. as you said, he had been extraordinarily effective at operationalizing the trump agenda and the key parts of the trump agenda, cracking down on crime and immigration. he's rescinded daca. so he has taken the rhett rake that trump talked about. >> we've watched over the last few months the ways in which the president has hounded and humiliated his own appointee at justice jeff sessions. why did sessions stay and what about his agenda a

sam altman wants nexthome to digitally upload the contents of his brain.ver. that's some of the news. all right. brian: president trump visiting the border expressing the border wall and those who protect it. >> the border wall is truly our first line of defense. we must enforce our laws and protect our people. i have to say law enforcement, ice, border patrol, all of the people that have been so good to me for so long, they are really doing a job. ainsley: what do the agents who protect the border daily think of president trump's efforts to secure our border. joining us now is u.s. border patrol agent sergio, he also served 10 years in the u.s. army and worked at the dhs. he details his journey from being a migrant worker. coming from a family of migrant workers all the way to becoming a soldier. in this book right there it's called proud america. sergio, thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: brian was on the border and met you. you told him about your book. i went to the border a few weeks later and met you then. >> yes. ainsley: