once confirmed,barr mr. samet -- misrepresented the report and intervened at multiple cases of trump's political allies and spread falsehoods on election fraud. in december of 2020, when bill barr finally announced there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud that would change the outcome of the election, trump dismissed him. fired his second attorney general. this time around president-elect trump has vowed not just to use the justice department to advance his political interests but also to seek "retribution" against "the enemy within." he has threatened to arrest, prosecute, jail and otherwise punish those he considers his enemies. this includes reporters, prosecutors, judges, poll workers, military officials and even his own former political appointees. even before taking office, trump has forced out is on fbi director he appointed, chris wray. he's trying to place him with kash patel, whose main qualification to be fbi director seems to be his loyalty to donald trump. patel has compiled an enemies li

barr: i am going to stay stuck on technology for a second. it is unique, it wouldn't matter which agency was sitting in your chair right now. i think the number one issue is how you deal with technology and what is the policy. prior to your leadership, there was a reluctance on the part of cdc to have any partnership with the private sector, regardless of whether it was technology, data, anything. what specifically have you set up at cdc that would make a private sector potential partner want to come in the door and engage with cdc, to be a full-fledged partner? dr. cohen: this is one of the things that i'm really proud. we have mechanisms for the first time that allow for that private public partnership. lab space is really important. these are businesses, they are there to make money, but they also have incredible talent and skill. we need to figure out how do we bring them in. we have this new partnership that is not just in name but a structure, contract for how we can interact, that allows us to share more, allows us to buy some more lab

trump then nominated bill barr to succeed sessions. barr successfully auditioned for the job in an unsolicited memo to d.o.j. that criticized the mueller investigation. once confirmed barr misrepresented and blocked the release of the report. intervined in multiple criminal cases of trump allies and spread falsehoods about election fraud. but in december of 2020 when bill barr finally announced there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud that would change the outcome of the election, trump dismissed him. fired his second attorney general. this time around president-elect trump has vowed not just to use the justice department to advance his political interests but also to seek quote retribution against quote the enemy within. he has repeatedly threatened to arrest, prosecute, jail and otherwise punish those he considers his enemies. this includes reporters, prosecutors, judges, poll workers, military officials, and even his own former political appointees. even before taking office, trump has forced out his own f.b.i. director that

michael barr is stepping down february 28 and serve until his successor comes.aroline: prime minister justin trudeau speaking in ottawa. let's listen in. prime minister trudeau: to strengthen the middle class, to advance reconciliation, to defend free trade on this continent, to stand strong with ukraine and our democracy, and to fight climate change and get our economy ready for the future. we are at a critical moment in the world. [speaking french] [speaking french] my friends, as you all know, i'm fighter. every bone in my body has always told me to fight because i care deeply about canadians. i care deeply about this country. and i will always be motivated by what is in the best interest of canadians. and the fact is, despite best efforts to work through it, parliament has been paralyzed for months after what has been the longest session of a minority parliament in canadian history. that is why this morning, i devised the governor general that we need a new session of parliament. she has granted this request. the house will now be pro robed until march 21. o

we had news from the fed that michael barr is stepping down for vice chair of supervision. that's bank stocks rally. michael barr is known as being tough on capital rules and his resignation maybe opens the door for looser regulations going forward and bank stocks did cheer that. we get some more news out of the u.s. this time on the jobs market. we get the jobs data and ism services. keep an eye on how many job openings per unemployed person, that ratio the fed keeps their ion. lastly, this rise in yields. it is not just in the u.s. but the move has gone global. we have seen rises in the u.k. long end and overnight jgb 30 years also hit a new high they had not seen for 25 years. >> the u.k. 30 year settled at 517, levels we have not seen since 2023. valerie, thank you very much indeed. let's get to one of the big cory -- the big corporate stories. they have announced a raft of new software and services. he presented the lineup during the ces show in las vegas. >> we used g4s to enable artificial intelligence and now it is revolutionizing geforce. today we are announcing ou

in barr's case, it took trump trying to overturn the election. and what's most frightening is that for bondi as attorney general, she apparently would have tried to help trump in that effort, just as she did as a private lawyer. so again, she's sounding like the attorney general of trump's dreams. she's his roy cohn. i like to remind people that roy cohn was disbarred. >> and barbara, very quickly, the whole issue of how she talked about the 2020 election is something that she was asked repeatedly about, and she answered it in a very kind of. >> muddled way. >> yes. and i really think this is something senators should come back and hammer her on because she's very coy, although she will say that she accepts that joe biden is the president, she will not say that she accepts that the 2020 election is fair. those are two different things, and i think that senators should come back and really hammer her on that so that we can get a clear answer from her. >> there is a 30 minute pause for lunch at that hearing, and we will, of course, resume it and br

so my sense is, barr ought to have stayed.him staying on, he doesn't give the trump administration the flexibility to pick the person they may want, mickey bowman could be a perfectly good replacement, but if it's such an important job, politically, that the president ought to have his pick, it probably ought to be out of the fed, joe. >> rick still with us. did any of that -- >> the president gets his pick for the chairman of the fed. >> where's rick? >> is that it? the numbers you're talking about, they're skewed from the tariffs coming in later? >> you know, i think the front running that steve talked about is real, but i do think for the most part it's already peaked. i don't see that it's necessarily effecting the numbers now as much as it has affected them potentially right around mid-24, when we're at 75, 76, 77, 79 billion, all skewed together. it doesn't mean it that after trump is in office, we may see these numbers moderate a bit, but if you really take a step back, it's really hard to ignore how much the world has

attorney general barr and defense secretary esper. trump's approach is a stark contrast with the bipartisan view born out of the post-nixon era, that the justice department should serve the interests of the american people, not any one president. for those who need a reminder, richard nixon ordered department officials to fire archibald cox, the special prosecutor investigating watergate. two of those als, elliot richardson and william ruckelshaus, resigned rather than carry out richard nixon's orders. when this committee considered the appointment of loretta lynch to be president, obama's attorney general, a republican member of the committee emphasized, and i quote, what we need from our next attorney general more than anything else is independence. that same member who now still serves on the committee said, and i quote, the job is not to be the president's wingman. the job is to represent all americans. the attorney general must be willing to stand up to the president and say no. when the office demands it. when attorney general n

nbc's alice barr has more from the nation's capital. a solemn journey to washington today for the late president jimmy carter, who brought his signature smile to the white house in 1977 and left an impression well beyond his single presidential term, including on georgia senator raphael warnock. how do you think the country can best remember him? jimmy carter is an american hero and one of my favorite people. the man had a pure heart and, you know, he's close to a saint. and what i'd like people to ask themselves is, how many politicians would you say that about? after stopping at the u.s. navy memorial to honor the late president's submarine service, the casket arrived by horse drawn caisson to lie in state at the u.s. capitol, with lawmakers paying their respects before opening to the public. the trip through washington, recalling carter's choice to become the first president to walk down pennsylvania avenue during his inaugural parade, a sign of the openness he hoped to bring to the white house. though his time there was marked by th

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> now let's check back in with angie lassman, who's tracking afrigid air for parts of the country that aren't used to it. >> you are right. this storm system is going to take shape, the dallas metro area waking up to snow, ice. but across much of the south over the next couple days, it will be a wintry mix. we'll see that for the atlanta area for tomorrow. heavy snow across the tennessee and appalachian areas. saturday even, a little bit of snow for the mid atlantic and northeast f 22 for chicago. 28 with full sunshine for new york city. 30 degrees and mostly sunny skies in philadelphia today. d that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> thanks so much, angie. "early today" is back in a minute with the stunning new allegations against a ceo. new allegations against a ceo. no more gross cough syrup. we all want you to feel better. [cough] puh-lease! [whisper] i want extra tv time or i'll walk! [grunts] how about this instead? introducing the only kids medicated cough soft-chew that gives you both relief. new mucinex children's mighty

here's nbc's alice barr. >> reporter: president-elect trump returning to washington to pay respects to former president jimmy carter whose national funeral is today and to meet with senate republicans ahead of next week's confirmation hearing. hanging over it all, a legal showdown with the president-elect asking the supreme court to block sentencing set for friday in his new york hush money case. he addressed his legal battles. >> i did nothing wrong. absolutely nothing wrong. >> reporter: in a new filing, the trump legal team pressing for a stay, quote, to prevent grave injustice and harm to the institution of the presidency and operations of the federal government, arguing the president-elect is protected by the supreme court's recent ruling on presidential immunity. a jury convicted mr. trump in may of falsifying business records to cover up an alleged affair with a porn star. all allegations the president-elect fiercely denies. after an initial sentencing delay, the trial judge juan does not have immunity until his january 20th swearing in. in a statement, a trump spokesman again l

alice barr, nbc news. and we'll have more coverage of today's certification in washington, dc, as well as the anniversary of the insurrection. it's all coming up at 530. our political analyst, larry gerston, talks about the return to normalcy today. and if we could ever see something play out again like we did four years ago. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is resigning as the leader of canada's ruling party. trudeau announced he was stepping down from the liberal party today, but will stay on his prime minister as prime minister in the meantime. troubles began for trudeau after the country's financial minister resigned a few weeks ago, all seeming to come from differences on trade policies during president elect trump's administration and after that, support for both trudeau and the liberal party itself began to decline. and now the opposition conservative party has more than 20% lead. a new prime minister and leader of the liberal party will carry its values and ideals into that next election. the

barr: there was no evidence of the trump campaign collusion with the russian government's hacking.lusion, there was no obstruction, there was no nothing. jamie raskin: neither of those things was in there, but that was the mantra. you could hear it 500 times a day. i mean it's just the classic propaganda tactics of authoritarian regimes. jamie raskin: i feel like i pulled an all-nighter. but i didn't pull all-nighter, but i think it's just that feeling like being back in college, just like, cramming for like, three hours straight. woman: going up. (footsteps pattering) abramson: do you think that impeachment is more on the table now? jamie raskin: i don't think it's any more or any less than it ever was. you know my attitude from the beginning has been that impeachment should not be a fetish for anybody, but it should not be a taboo for anybody either. it's not a panacea for everything that ails us in america, it's not gonna get health insurance to people and it's not gonna lower prescription drug prices. but it is the people's last line of self-defense against a president who insi

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. and we will, of course, continue our coverage of the new orleans attack on air and online. coming up at six, we look into security measures being taken in san francisco for a number of events. we'll also talk with a man who has just been named director of public safety by mayor elect daniel lurie. here at home, a heartbreaking scene today in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood, a shooting sent a toddler to the hospital, severely wounded a woman and left a young man dead. nbc bay area's christie smith spoke with police and an emotional father who came to the scene. san francisco police say they were called to tompkins avenue on reports of a shooting. they believe it was an isolated incident, but are still working to piece together exactly what occurred there. but today, a distraught father arrived at the scene and shared some of what he believed happened. san francisco police came to the home only knowing someone had reported a shooting. they found a man with a gunshot wound wh

nbc's alice barr is in washington with the latest. as a new year ushers in a new congress, echoes from the last one, with house republicans tussling briefly over who should be house speaker before uniting to reelect mike johnson. this congress will renounce the status quo, and we will listen to the voices of the people. we will act quickly, and we will start by defending our nation's borders. president elect trump gave johnson a boost, writing on social media a win for mike today wiwill be aig win for the republican party, but johnson earned skeptics over his support for ukraine aid and his willingness to work with democrats to pass key legislation. with such a narrow majority, johnson could only afford to lose one republican vote, and one made his stance clear well before the first ballot. you can pull all my fingernails out. you can shove bamboo up in them. you can start cutting off my fingers. i am not voting for mike johnson. the pushback recalling kevin mccarthy's 2023 battle for the speaker's gavel that took 15 rounds of voting.

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. and we will have live coverage of president elect trump's inauguration on monday. you can witness this historic event right here on nbc bay area. coverage begins at 7 a.m. our time. generous people have given more than $100 million to l.a. fire victims. but how can you be sure your donation is actually helping someone in need? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how. next, and i'll take a look at that wind forecast as we move through the next seven days. plus, what's happening with our rain chances. we'll get you that (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? behold, the pepperoni, grilled chicken and bacon pizza from round table! three magnificent toppings. try it at round table pizza! pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" w

some speculated president trump -- president-elect trump would seek to fire barr.ion unexpected. the new basil three capital rules brainchild of barr and faced fierce pushback from the industry and beyond. the news means the end-game proposal is dead. the firm's chief washington strategist wrote that barr's replacement, he believes fed governor michelle bowman may propose new capital rules but likely be neutral. bowman voted against the basil 3 proposal. additional upside include quicker m&a process and more interchange fees. scott? >> leslie, thank you. leslie picker. >>> seema, tell us about ge vernova today? >> microsoft's promised to invest about $80 billion in data centers fueling shares of ge vernova, key supplier of gas power and operative grids. seen in the buildout of data centers requiring a lot of power. the main reason ge vernova is accelerating its timeline increasing gas turbine orders and capacity overall. key topic at the company's investors day in december, ge vernova forecasting about 23 gigalots of new orders in the next few years. wells fargo ca

barr had been a target for republicans which called for stricter oversight of banks.trump would replace him after taking office. now, barr will stay on as a governor on the fed board until the end of his term in 2026. >> cnbc's charlotte reed, live from london, thank you. >>> and coming up we'll turn back to the news on capitol hill. congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan will join us to discuss yesterday's certification. all that when "way too early" comes right back. rtification. all that when "way too early" comes right back the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. type 2 diabetes? a toothpaste from parodontax, discover the ozempic® tri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. and adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't fo

our former colleague, jeff session, bill barr. i don't think it's credible to say it may never happen that the president-elect would direct and unethical for illegal act. i think both of those attorneys general found themselves crosswise with the then president by doing things he didn't welcome or approve of. just answer the question for me if you would. i know you may not expect it. i know you wouldn't have accepted this nomination if you thought it possible. but let's imagine that once again president-elect trump issues a direct order to you or to the f.b.i. director that is outside the boundaries of ethics or law. what will you do? >> senator, i will never speak on a hypothetical especially one saying that the president would do something illegal. what i can tell you is my duty, if confirmed as the attorney general, will be to the constitution and the united states of america. and the most important oath part of that oath that i will take are the last four words, so help me god. >> given the importance of that oath i hope you c

michael barr was pretty tough on that.e did back off of some of his most extreme positions when it came to the capital buffers that were out there. and following really where the board was. i think it's really interesting that he's going to keep his position there. it requires the trump administration to pick from among the existing board members. i wouldn't be surprised by the way if congress takes up that law again and gives the flexibility to the administration to pick its own person. i don't know if they'll have the votes for that. but yeah, relief for the banks. we'll see how far it goes. i do think there is relatively good bipartisanship agreement on the issue of being relatively strong on the banks. not as strong as we've been. >> so, mike, are you in the boat that thinks a lot -- i would qualify that as a deregulatory development. you know, dave was on the other day and says he thinks that's a big reason why we might see growth this year and effect is harder to quantify. do you think it will be an impact all these

of justice did was essentially weaponized against you specifically, you know, from trump down to barr. certainly circumstantial evidence if we don't have the hard evidence. but it appears that that is a likely scenario. they're now promising. >> i think there's more. wait, wait, wait. chris, chris, i want to correct you on something. i think that it's not it's not that type of evidence. circumstantial evidence. it's factual. they gave to me a document that does not exist in the system. it was a counterfeit document that they created for me. i've actually posted it. i've given it to msnbc. it's a counterfeit document that required me to waive my first amendment constitutional right and not publish my first book, disloyal, when i refused to do it and asked them to tamp down the first amendment constitutional violating language. they had the marshals there who handcuffed, shackled me and put me back into solitary confinement, making it a total of 51 days. so yeah, i believe that accountability should be had. whether it's, you know, they turn around, they make trump in an unconditional di

it goes beyond brennan, goes beyond barr and so many people you've heard about from the trump administration and the only way we are going to break that logjam is if we don't accept their projections. they the radical left have told us we are the ones who hijack law-enforcement agencies, only the ones that sent law enforcement in houses of worship? are we the ones that told parents that you will be dictated the agenda for your children's education? that was them but they did it in the name of america and apparently since they have the mainstream media they are getting away from it and here's the kicker about the media. they serve an invaluable purpose in our constitutional republic until they fail us which a large portion of them have and there is no deep state, there are no government gangsters without some of their corrupt actors in the media continue to print the lies about donald trump's success, about our movement and about our america first mission. so when i started the conversation with is it is up to us, we've got the greatest leader we could ever ask for but he's going to need help

barr has been a dissenting voice on the fmoc. thank you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the bull market not letting up according to the next guest. thfuamta te ndenlshat will carry over well into 2025. stay with us. we'll be right back. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second unlimited line free for a year. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." the market coming off a mixed session with the s&p 500 fueled by chip stocks. let's bring in tiffany mcghee. tiffany, good morning. good to see you. >> good morning, frank. happy new year. >> we're looking at futures moving higher. i want your word of the day. how do you see today shaping up? >> my word of the day is uncertainty. santa did not give us a surprise in 2024. 2024 was still a gift. s&p 500 up

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bill barr said, no, he would not do that.t, you know, pushed back on the claims, false claims that 2020 was stolen. and we'll see what she says about that. and then there's a famous sort of clip, again, this loyalty to trump, where she was asked on fox about prosecuting trump's rivals. and she said, we're going to go after the bad investigators. you know, i'm sorry. we're going to go after the investigators. we're going to go after the prosecutors. and she added the bad ones. so she is more trusted, far, far better than matt gaetz. but again, is she going to make the kind of promises that, you know, senator slotkin tried to get out of hegseth yesterday? we'll see what she says. >> and again, we talk about the loyalty question. she defended donald trump in his first impeachment trial. she was there in 2020, helping him push some of those lies about the election and on the campaign trail again with him this time. so there you have it. nbc news senior executive editor for national security, david rohde. david, thanks so much, mi

barr's exit clears the way for president-elect trump to appoint all new bank regulators. u.s.enders are hoping for an easier regulatory landscape under the new trump administration. and shares of parent of michael kors and coach brands, capri holdings, they're popping up more than 7%, the gains come as bmo upgraded shares to a market perform rating. they're citing negative and uninterested settlement. pay core is couraging about 24%. this is after bloomberg's reporting that the company is in advanced talks to be acquired by the larger competitor, pay chex. sources familiar with the matter say a deal may be announ early as this week. meanwhile, new warnings today on a contagion that could have major impact on food prices in the coming year. restaurant chain founder and ceo, cameron mitchell, he is here to tell us how worried he is about the bird flu's impact on poultry and eggs. and make sure to tune into the big money show, brian brenberg, jackie deangelis and i have all the breaking market and economic news each weekday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, it's only here on fox business. we

alice barr, nbc news.e're going to turn now to this live look in new orleans, where faith leaders and community members will gather for a call to pray following that tragedy on bourbon street. leaders there say the event will be a unified moment of prayer and hope, bringing together voices to heal and inspire collective action for a better future. plus, new images of victims families walking hand in hand down bourbon street to a memorial there. as we are hearing from some of those directly impacted by the attack. nbc's gadi schwartz has their stories. reporter when the gunshots rang out new years morning on bourbon street, alexis scott windham was there. she had just been hit by the speeding truck, then hit by gunfire. i tried to run, but i couldn't. that's when i noticed something was wrong with my foot. i thoug it was just a broken bone or something, but it wasn't. my feet had started leaking. but as i'm getting up, i'm seeing the dead bodies on the side of me. so it's like going on this side and it's li

and walk us through what michael barr is doing. he's not resigning from the federal reserve overall. mike: no. he's resigning from a vice chair for supervision position that is relatively new. so, there is something of a president here -- precedent here, and his issue is does he want to stay on to fight with donald trump about what regulations should be. they were going to re-propose proposals in the first quarter, but that now appears to be kind of dead because the trump administration wouldn't want it anyway. he is not resigning as a governor of the federal reserve, meaning there is an opening and donald trump can only elevate someone who is on the board. he can't put in a new vice chair for supervision as governor, because it isn't an opening until january of 2026. scarlet: i see. as he won a month the vice chair for supervision? is this a role he's looking to fill? mike: that's an interesting question. in wake of his decision to resign on february 28, they said they would not move forward on any major regulatory proposals until

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the news coming amid speculation that president-elect donald trump would seek to replace barr. investors betting this could pave the way for some wheeling and dealing in the space. could mean maybe less strenuous capital reserve requirements, karen. a lighter regulatory touch, more friendly banking regulations. all the things that would theoretically be amazing for stocks, like a citi, which had a new high today. >> all of the things would be amazing. i think this is not new. this particular bar is new, but the idea it would be a more friendly regulatory environment. and the asset wealth businesses, doing well in the market, still high, so, there's a lot to like here. there's a lot to still like. to me, the story changed only a tiny bit today. it was already pretty good. >> yeah. >> well, i think it's important the stocks live up to the news, because the news from the election to this news has been bullish, the stocks have to justify that. they largely have. they've been a very important part of the leadership fabric of this market for, let's say the last 18 months. so, if we'r

and when that same person by the name of barr was back five years ago to be attorney general, he said it was constitutional. so if confirmed, will you commit? well, answer that first question. do you think it's constitutional? would you defend the constitutionality of it? >> i would i would defend the constitutionality, of course, of the false claims act. >> senator, last question, if confirmed, would you commit to continuing d.o.j. defense of the constitutionality of it? and will you assure the entire staff and funding levels to properly support and prosecute false claim cases? >> senator, the false claims act is so important, and especially by what you said with whistleblowers as well, and the protection and the money it brings back to our country. yes, sir. >> thank you for your answers, senator durbin. >> thank you. senator grassley. miss bondi, if you're successful in your nomination, this democrat would like to give you three words of advice. answer grassley's letters. you'll never hear the end of it if you don't. at issue. i believe in this nomination hearing is not your compet

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you have only to ask former attorney general jeff session and bill barr who donald trump sacked for lack of loyalty. so i have three basic questions i would like to ask you. most americans believe that central to the peaceful transition of power in a democracy is the acceptance of the results of an election. to my knowledge, donald trump has never acknowledged the legal results of the 2020 election. are you prepared to say today under oath without reservation that donald trump lost the presidential contest to joe biden in 2020? >> ranking member durbin, president biden is the president of the united states. he was duly sworn in and he is the president of the united states. there was a peaceful transition of power. president trump left office and was overwhelmingly elected in 2024. >> do you have any doubts that joe biden had the majority of votes, electoral votes necessary to be elected president in 2020? >> senator, all i can tell you as a prosecutor is from my firsthand experience. and i accept the results. i accept, of course, that joe biden is president of the united states. but what

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trump then nominated bill barr, successfully auditioned for the job in unsolicited memo that sharply criticized the mueller investigation and once confirmed intervened in multiple criminal cases of trump's political allies and spread falsehoods about election fraud, but in december of 2020, when bill barr finally announced there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud that would change the outcome of the election, trump dismissed him. fired his second attorney general. this time around, president-elect trump has vowed not just to use the justice department to advance his political interests, but also to seek, quote, retribution against, quote, the enemy within. he has repeatedly threatened to arrest, prosecute, jail and otherwise punish those he considers his enemies, includes reporters, prosecutors, judges, poll workers, military officials and even his own former political appointees. even before taking office, trump has forced out his own fbi director he appointed chris wray and trying to replace wray with kash patel whose main qualification seems to be his loyalty to donald trum

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annmarie: michael barr stepping down, you welcomed that.rnal talked about maybe a replacement for michael bar is governor bowman. would you welcome that? rep. hill: mickey bowman has done an outstanding job as a governor on the federal reserve. she comes to the federal reserve with practical experience both as a bank commissioner and a family connected to community banking business in the heartland. she's been a great voice for common sense and tailoring regulation. i think she will be a good one. jonathan: we are seeing big shifts in corporate america. we would love your thoughts on what we just heard from meta. it only broke about 15 minutes ago. this came from meta. starting in the united states, they will be ending their third-party fact checking program and moved to a community notes model. we are seeing some big shifts around corporate america. taking note of more conservative voices in the last few months, particularly after the election in november. that is notable for corporate america. i wonder how you are responding to things. wh

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