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owe the president to have conversations with him and have the best foreign-policy advice that i canan. amy: a federal judge ruled wednesday that a lawsuit charging president trump with violating an anti-corruption provision of the u.s. constitution can proceed. the lawsuit, which was brought by the attorneys general of baltimore and the district of columbia, contends trump violated the constitution's emoluments clause by receiving payments from foreign governments through the trump international hotel in washington, d.c. it was the first-ever ruling by a federal court defining emoluments and could bolster two similar lawsuits targeting trump's business dealings. in mexico, press freedom groups are calling on the government to thoroughly investigate the death of a journalist and media owner, whon packed, -- ruben pat, was fatally shot six timeses on tuesday in the southern state of quintana roo. the assassination came even though pat was enrolled in a journalist protection scheme organized by the mexican government. he's at least the seventh journalist killed in mexico this year. emplo

-- heavy lift and then to be a more rational political times and congress and federal reinsurance canan be revisited. >> governor scott walker with that state -based reinsurance program how he funded that was the savings from the moratorium passing through medicaid and managed-care programs as a creative approach because that moratorium passed after going throughy that assessment process and then to have that rainy day fund. >> i have a few questions. >> i'm with bloomberg law but the point that was made is that healthy people are not likely because of subsidies so all the healthy people will go to the cheaper market for the short term plan but if they are in the aca so can you respond to that? >> and 10 million the exchanges. and he subsidized. so that concerned that you hear from theseon alternatives and then to be the unsubsidized to gravitate to those cheaper options but also remember the aca subsidy is on a sliding scale based on o your income so now you're getting a pretty good deal but as you get closer to 400% you are asked to contribute as much as 10% of your income to the prem

i canan tell you in my race, maggie will say the same thing, senator hassan, the koch brothers spent millions to defeat me and there's a reason why. it was the own political gain. we know that. the more we a shine a light, the more we isli happening here is going to be key to workers fighting, , the individuals fighting for the families, fighting for their communities. so ms. marsh, ms. benjamin, thank you for being here. seiu, , i sat down with our heah workers who had the same concerns that you do, and their strength in unity. their strength in coming together and we do, because of unions, once we have stronger unions we do have stronger communities and that is key. ms. marsh, i cannot think enough for that of being a in our system, and a public education system, but fighting for our kids and continue to fight for other teachers. so thank you for being you. i look for to continuing the collaboration of fighting alongside of you. >> thank you, senator whitehouse, , for convening this important hearing and thankt yu to all four of her witnesses for your work, for the efficacy, for yo

you canan risk -- expect a share buyback or a return of capital to the shareholder if there is no largegood. on to a chart of our global sense of the state of banking. tom michaud is a student at keefe bruyette and woods banking. there is a huge anglo-american european difference. we see in the chart of jpmorgan, ubs and deutsche bank, maybe a little bit of a bounce. do you get a sense that the banking is migrating towards a more anglo-american framework? tom m: i think there are still headwinds for the european banks. they are in a lower for longer state which the american banks were able to leave several years ago. the american banks were also very quick to deal with any problem assets after the crisis. continue tobanks make that asset sales. they are still dealing with some of these issues many years after the problem. the cleanup is still underway and you can see it in the r.o.e.. bank -- , the american tom: where are the american regionals? the regionals are better? tom m: correct, but there is an inflection coming. inflection an coming. they are 10.8 on equity. we think in 2019, t

. >> i canan only assume that you in erfact, use the term deterre and didn't object to it. andop you feel that's appropria policy and consideration. thank you very much. thank you. >> senator? >> thank you. first, thanks to my colleagues let meg go ahead of them. i'm great appreciative. i don't know what it will cost me but i'm sure a big favor coming their way. miss reid, i want to again encourage the chairman to move this nomination. he knows how diligent we've been working to get the xm bank up and running. i want to say where i appreciate senatorte tomby's concerns, i d not want to associate myself with theee characterizations th he made about the xm bank. i think it's been a tragedy. i'm glad you are moving forward. i want to encourage the chairman toe move enough of these nomins now forward with majority leader mcconnell to get the xm bank up andd running. and song obviously great credentials. we liked you the last time you werere here.an i think you're perfect for thisg job. good luck. and we wants to do everything can to get you across the finish line. i have a seri