chair brown: would you like to answer? receipt, please. >> i think we very much appreciate your points of view, senator, on this topic, and i think many of us would concur. violations of law are things we will debate as a last resort. we would be prepared to do so because it is important that there is clarity in the law and that we abide by it. chair brown: senator warner. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i do find it interesting, the yen and yang of the challenges or the regulators. somehow i don't believe either presentation represents the truth. my questions on basel iii have been raised already. i have indicated i think the timing at this moment is very problematic, with interest rates as high as they are, and obviously members of the civil rights community have raised this as well. before anybody smiles too much i could also tell you that i get extraordinarily frustrated that any time there is any proposed new regulation or rule the reaction is, oh my god, the skies falling. in the same response is always, you do this, it'

chair brown: thank you all. senator scott. >> the chairman asked a question about, can you achieve the increased capital requirements? my question is, can you achieve the increased capital requirements without negative consequences to the economy and lending? >> senator, we do have concerns that some of the items in the proposal will lead us to either increase the price for dues the amount that we land. there is a chart that looks deceivingly simple. it says, here is the rwa before the proposal, and here is the rwa after the proposal. that is a reduction in capacity for this industry to serve its clients. the capitol could have been used. it has to be used to sustain the same activities we have today. that is the point we are trying to make, is that this is about using our capital, whether we have it or not, to meet the new requirements to support additional activity, not the old activity which does not help the american economy. >> one of the frustrations you hear about this group is it should have been heard b

chair brown: thank you, senator fetterman. the committee will take under advisement the proposal to take over the fdic. sen. fetterman: i would have loved to have more time because i would love to have you explain why we should -- why democrats should support nikki haley for president. chair brown: thank you, mr. . the senator from georgia is recognized. sen. warnock: thank you so much, mr. chair. before i asked the questions i set out to ask, i have to respond to the senator from ohio , who apparently takes great voltage to the words or letters sent by the leaders of these institutions responding to the voter suppression bill that was passed in georgia. i know a little something about voter suppression in georgia. today is in fact the one year anniversary of my election in georgia. but my election should not give people the false impression that there is no voter suppression in georgia. it should not give us any misunderstanding about how bad the law is. in fact, i had to sue the state of georgia because at the beginning of m

. >> thank you very much, chair brown, and thank you to our panelists for being with us today.just over two weeks ago, this terrorist organization perpetrated a vicious attack on israel murdering 1400 civilians and taking over 200 hostages. most of film are still being held in unknown conditions. i know that everybody on this committee ended in our country has been horrified and heartbroken at the devastation and terror and violence that unfolded on that day and has since unfolded. i agree with the biden administration that the united states must stand with israel as they defend itself against this existential threat posed by hamas. we also need to work with israel and our regional partners to address the humanitarian crisis in gaza and minimize further harm to innocent civilians. i want to ask a question to you, mr. levitt. the mission to stop hamas must include cutting off their acts to financial resources. it seems to me that we need to focus on not just what they have done in the past to raise money, but what they will do next. we need to look forward and be proactive. this

joint chief chair charles brown junior responded to claims that were unprepared to respond to a militaryhreat from china, roll tape. >> the first thing i tell them you want to be very proud of the military if were ready for whatever comes our way. is this peace through strength, our strength that we demonstrate as a military will help bring a piece. stuart: with china would we win? kt mcfarland will respond. there is this the florida democrat presidential primary was over before a single vote was cast, joe biden was only candidate allowed on the ballot, dean phillips and other contenders were left off, they're probably not happy, the full story after this. ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted just for traders. and with guided learning paths stacked with content curated to fit your unique goals, you can spend less time searching and more time learning. trade brilliantly with schwab. i'm on a

joints chief chair man brown noted that a yearlong continuing resolution would create a $5.8 milwaukee taker shortfall. these are people we send all over the world to protect freedom. quite frankly, what does that say for the folks who want to sign up for the military, for those folks who want to volunteer and dedicate their life to keeping this country safe? they look at congress and the job we're doing, and they say why the hell would i want for do that? and we wonder why our end strength numbers aren't where they need to be. it is a slap in the face to our nation's veterans, the fact that we can't get a defense appropriations bill done. why? because these veterans are relying on this body to deliver a defense appropriations bill that will strengthen tricare so they can get the quality health care that they have earned. but maybe the most disturbing thing about all this that we can't get a defense appropriations bill or any appropriations bill done, i might add, in a timely manner, is some will say well, we're going to save money. that's a joke. this whole charade is going to cost mo

. >> good morning, chair brown, ranking member scott and members of the committee. i have had the honor of serving as the ceo of bny mellon for just over a year. i take this responsibility very seriously. as a company we work for a strong, competitive banking system. we serve customers and communities. we support the economy and preserve u.s. economic leadership. my appreciation for this role has only grown as i get to know our history, our clients, our people, and our culture. we start with who we are. we are the nations oldest bank founded by alexander hamilton in 1784. today, we are a global financial services company with 50,000 employees. our client base is varied ranging from governments and pension funds to corporations and financial funds. these clients will have different needs and roles in the economy. we provide the services to put their money to work, keeping it safe, moving it, and managing it. while we are proud of our history and our leading market positions we do not take them for granted. they are constant reminders to earn trust and plan for the lo

host: that was joint chiefs of staff chair general charles cq brown who is talk about survey resultsshowing americans are more and more worried about the threat from china. we want to go back to the phone lines. what is the biggest threat facing the u.s. in 2024? cindy in norwalk, connecticut on the republican line. what do you say? caller: hi, good morning. there are many threats but for me, the lifelong entrenchment of our congress. i am for term limits. i believe our founding fathers wanted citizens to come and serve and then go back to civilian life to real jobs where they know what the american people struggle with. i believe republicans and democrats have sold us out to foreign countries for air jobs. that's another thing and the other point i'd like to make his inflammatory language, how we speak to each other. the term hit n nazi used to carry great weight. now we throw it around like any other word where it has been watered down. it doesn't have meaning. let's have some honesty. maybe donald trump did do a lot of inflammatory things but i don't think we are being honest like

senator sherrod brown, who chairs the committee asked the eight ceos to raise their hands if they were higher requirements. they all raised their hands. and then senator mike rounds asked the ceos to raise their hands about variety impacts that could stem from the passage of the basel 3 proposal as it's written. >> do you believe in its current form, could these regulations negatively impact first-time home buyers? do you believe in its current form, could these regulations negatively impact those saving for retirement? do you believe that these regulations could negatively impact our farmers and our ranchers? and do you believe that these regulations could negatively impact small business owners? see, this is the rest of the story. sometimes, we think that we're just beating up on the big banks, but the bottom line is, it hits the american consumer where it hurts. >> ceos from morgan stanley, ceo james gorman to jpmorgan ceo, jamie dimon also took aim at the rules, of course, with the latter, calling them, quo, lacking the sort of thoughtful economic analysis required for success. >>

the focus of our colleagues over in the banking, housing and urban affairs committee, chaired by senator sharon brown and tina smith. my colleague chairs the sub-committee. we know there's issues of workforce to build housing, there's issues of the cost of building housing and the component parts. but today we're gonna focus on the role that competition policy changes to help address these market failures. so some of the issues i'll put on the table that are relevant to our committee. first, renters face real challenges to compare and contrast prices. more and more of the costs of renting are hidden from view through the proliferation of junk fees. as a result, renters struggle to take advantage of price competition because the true costs of housing are not transparent. second, housing is an area in which we have seen the widespread use of algorithmic pricing tools designed to raise prices even at the expense of higher vacancy rates. a growing number of companies like realpage and yardi offer services that collect competitively sensitive pricing information from competing property management committe

he is the mack brown, distinguished chair for leadership global affairs at the university of texas at austin, and professor of history in the college of arts and in the lbj school. he's the author and editor of 11 books on contemporary politics and foreign policy. so many that they don't fit on one page. most recently civil war by other means. america's long and unfinished fight for democracy. earlier ones in sort of a rude 2 to 3 year chunks that make all other scholars feel a little bit concerned. he's published the impossible presidency, the rise and fall of america's highest office liberty, serious guardian, american nation from the founders to obama. henry kissinger in the american century and the list goes on. jeremy, you've got 5 minutes. great. thank you, aaron thank you, will. and thank you, mark lawrence and others for organizing this event. it's really a pleasure to be here. great job. last night, adam by the way. really wonderful way to start us out. so aaron said, i'm a historian and the first thing any historian has to say, a diplomatic historian, is the work we do would

chair of the congressional black caucus, also at that white house meeting. coyle belter, msnbc political analyst, pollster, and democratic strategist. latosha brown, cofounder of black voters matter. thank you all for coming to the sunday show. congressman horsford, you also intended that white house meeting, what more can you share but what was discussed? >> well, look, thank you for having me on, jonathan. i think the chairman laid it out well. look, the black voters are the base of the democratic party. we are the voters that secured the historic win for president joe biden and vice president kamala harris. it's imperative that the party, the president, this government, and the private sector included, do what they need to do to ensure that black voices are heard in the federal government, on capitol hill, and in the boardroom's. that's something the congressional black caucus is working on every single day,

brown, the new joint chiefs chair had a conversation, the first time that they reopened discussions withuite some time. but we've also learned that when president biden spoke with president xi, he made it clear to him that he does plan to take taiwan. it is just a matter of when. so how important are these talks and what do you think about the fact that that has now been revealed? >> well, i think that general ryder characterized this. this is a positive development. we want to pick up the hotline and have someone in beijing answer. that was not the case as you'll recall when the spy balloon was floating over our country. that is not good. if something goes bump in the night in the south china sea, we'd like to initiate conversations at higher levels than just ship to ship to make sure something doesn't escalate out of control. a positive development. we should be measured about this. see where it goes. see what it leads to. certainly again better than not having that kind of communication, which was the case for the previous 18 or 24 months or so. then this revelation, i'm not sure what

joining us in a fox business exclusive, the ceo and chair of haslem's and they on the cleveland brownsks are favored to win against the pacers. if they do how are you going to make it to that game and the columbus crew game on saturday? >> you're putting us on the spot. first we have to win. in indianapolis they beat us pretty good. they are averaging more points a game than we are. if this were the nba championship we would divide and conquer, in 2020, went to the soccer game and the football game, it is very significant, we badly want to win. we are in columbus when hosting the game and you don't get the opportunity to win a championship like the mls championship, we would both be in, lumber send the second win, tremendous day. liz: you were instrumental in saving the clubbers crew, you own the browns for several years and we all remember when the browns secret in their way out of cleveland breaking the heart of cleveland fans you didn't want that to happen but why are you so passionate about buying the clubbers crew? >> being in cleveland, we heard the stories. people still talked a

chair powell's pivot. joining me for the hour, josh brown, rob sechan, jim lebenthal, everyone here today. markets trading at record highs. the ten year, lowest level since july. small caps with a 52-week high. the market, josh, is raising the probability of cuts. march, 85%. may and june, 100%. over at goldman, we expect earlier and faster cuts from the fed. our question to you first, does this pivot clear the way for the next leg of the rally? >> i think the next leg of the rally didn't wait for this pivot. i think it front ran it. let's put up a chart of iwn. this is small cap value. this is the place to be. we talked about this around thanksgiving time. if you're betting on a year end where everyone is chasing and people who weren't in nvidia and apple, what are they going to do, we said this is what they're going to do, this is what they did. iwn, small cap value etf, is up. get ready for this, 18% over the last 30 days which, of course, is ridiculous until you realize how much catch-up it has to play just to get anywhere close to what large cap s&p 500 names did. that 18% is versus 7

chair of the congressional black caucus. colonel -- msnbc political analyst and democratic strategist. natasha brown, cofounder of black voters matter. all right, everybody, listen to what trump had to say at a rally in new hampshire yesterday. >> law & order to our communities, i will direct a completely overhauled doj to investigate every radical out of control fake and crooked prosecutor in america further legal, racist -- enforcement of the law. i'm also going to indemnify all police offices. >> i mean, it's chilling. i want all of you to respond. let, oshawa go first. to my mind, you know, weaponizing doj is one thing, but indemnifying law enforcement, to me, he just put a target on all of our backs. >> absolutely, one, let's call it what it is, it's fascism at its finest. the bottom line, this is a race he has decided to weaponize race, he's decided to weaponize enforcement and balance. that is what he believes is his claim to fame, actually being the support behind them and using white supremacy and this whole notion of literally creating a state to be able to advance his campaign. that's why

so the chair at the footage will be publicity and health care system is bearing the brown cell. the is really impatient. the red crescent organization has accused israel of rating and unbelief center on the resting its crew in jamalia city in the enclaves north. now they can monitor in the facility itself has reported they being besieged and cut off by the idea with scores of civilian still inside occupation forces. and they did the palestinian red crescent society ambulance center in jubilee and most of the gases trip this evening. the rest of the crews and paramedics taking them to and the new location children and women are still trapped inside the center to the red crescent house since the start of 5. but some of that stuff were released, but a ledge. they were physically abused while in custody. i think the 8 others are still being held behind. the idea, the organization has been running at mid shift medical center in jamalia for over a month. the grouping accused israel of obstructing the work of its emergency cruise throughout that time preventing metix from routing so wi

chair casey: thank you. i will move to the ranking member. rep. brown: thank you. when you look at what we are talking about, it would be a moot point if you did not have china producing all of the precursors and mexican cartels being a distributor of them. and the fact that i think all americans need to realize that fentanyl seizures at the southern border have gone up five times. five times from 2020 to the present. so, mr. carroll, i want to focus on a few things to make this better when you have a geopolitical competitor like china. you hear about precursors. explain to us precursors. are they used for a variety of legal drugs? or is the market primarily precursors being shipped to the main customer, mexican cartels? mr. carroll: the problem is precursors and pre-precursors. at the precursor level there is an ability to understand where they are going, and for the most part those characters chemicals coming from china to mexico are unchecked and unregulated. the mexican government is not following through to see where they are going. are they going to a legitim

25 million lives as co-chair of the cannabis rise in strong support, no one was talking about legalization of marijuana >> it's a criminal justice is when you look at black and brown people being disproportionately incarcerated behind marijuana charges, i stepped up and put forth the marijuana justice act. the 77 year-old is also proud of the work she's done in her district as she told our capitol reporter eytan wallace during a recent stop in san leandro in the bay area to toward the barbara lee center for health and wellness. >> so many young people don't have access to health care. >> to mental health care, the facility is owned by the san leandro unified school district offering health and dental care along with mental wellness services to students and families free of charge. development of one's self image requires a to be built that they're valued. and this senator make sure that all young people, regardless of who they are, their background. >> that they're valued equity in representation are key components of lee's campaign. right now, there is only one black woman in the u.s. senate. the seat lee is actually running for held by lafont. a butler who was a

chair of the join chiefs of staff and leaders from the nation's military branches spoke at a fire side chat held at the reagan presidential library in california. this is about 25 minutes. general brown: i do -- i do smoke turkey. >> we'll take your word for t i want to start with where you started. your first message to the joint force on october 2. trust is the foundation of our profession. one of the things that's reagan national defense survey looked into, ask people how they trust and how much confidence they have in the military. 46% say great deal. some said 32%. those are good numbers. especially when you look at the rest of the list like congress. people don't feel the same way they do about the military. you want to build that trust and confidence. what are your goals and hopes for that? general brown: when i think about trust being the foundation of our profession, it starts with our members. it's what we do to support our members in uniform and their families. that trust brings them in as recruits, also retains those military families. the other part of it is what we do for the nation. and how we engage with all parts of america. how we engage with our elected leadership.

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chair of the cannabis caucus, a rise in strong support. no one was talking about legalization of marijuana >> it's a criminal justice is when you look at black and brownple being disproportionately incarcerated behind marijuana charges, i stepped up and put forth the marijuana justice act. the 77 year-old is also proud of the work she's done in her district as she told our capitol reporter eytan wallace during a recent stop in san leandro in the bay area to toward the barbara lee center for health and wellness. >> so many young people don't have access to health care. >> to mental health care, the facility is owned by the san leandro unified school district offering health and dental care along with mental wellness services to students and families free of charge, development of one's self image requires to be built that they're valued. >> and this enter make sure that all young people, regardless of who they are, their background. >> that they're valued equity in representation are key components of lee's campaign. right now, there is only one black woman in the u.s. senate. the seat lee is actually running for held by lafont. a butler who was appoin

25 million lives as co-chair of the cannabis rise in strong support, no one was talking about legalization of marijuana >> it's a criminal justice is when you look at black and brown people being disproportionately incarcerated behind marijuana charges, i stepped up and put forth the marijuana justice act. the 77 year-old is also proud of the work she's done in her district as she told our capitol reporter eytan wallace. >> during a recent stop in san leandro in the bay area to toward the barbara lee center for health and wellness. >> so many young people don't have access to health care. >> to mental health care, the facility is owned by the san leandro unified school district offering health and dental care along with mental wellness services to students and families free of charge. development of one's self image requires a to be built that they're valued and this enter make sure that all young people, regardless of who they are, their background. >> that they're valued equity in representation are key components of lease campaign. right now, there is only one black woman in the u.s. senate. the seat lee is actually running for held by lafond butler who was app

25 million lives as co-chair of the cannabis rise in strong support, no one was talking about legalization of marijuana >> it's a criminal justice is when you look at black and brown people being disproportionately incarcerated behind marijuana charges, i stepped up and put forth the marijuana justice act. the 77 year-old is also proud of the work she's done in her district as she told our capitol reporter eytan wallace. >> during a recent stop in san leandro in the bay area to toward the barbara lee center for health and wellness. >> so many young people don't have access to health care. >> to mental health care, the facility is owned by the san leandro unified school district offering health and dental care along with mental wellness services to students and families free of charge. development of one's self image requires a to be built that they're valued and this enter make sure that all young people, regardless of who they are, their background. >> that they're valued equity in representation are key components of lee's campaign. right now, there is only one black woman in the u.s. senate. the seat lee is actually running for held by lafont. a butler who was

chair of the cannabis caucus, a rise in strong support. no one was talking about legalization of marijuana >> it's a criminal justice is when you look at black and brown people being disproportionately incarcerated behind marijuana charges, i stepped up and put forth the marijuana justice act. the 77 year-old is also proud of the work she's done in her district as she told our capitol reporter eytan wallace. >> during a recent stop in san leandro in the bay area to toward the barbara lee center for health and w4llness. >> so many young people don't have access to health care. >> to mental health care, the facility is owned by the san leandro unified school district offering health and dental care along with mental wellness services to students and families free of charge. development of one's self image requires a to be built that they're valued. and this senator make sure that all young people, regardless of who they are, their background. >> that they're valued equity in representation are key components of lee's cam%aign. right now, there is only one black woman in the u.s. senate. the seat lee is actually running for held by lafont. a butler who w

chair of the cannabis caucus, a rise in strong support. no one was talking about legalization of marijuana >> it's a criminal justice is when you look at black and brown people being disproportionately incarcerated behind marijuana charges, i stepped up and put forth the marijuana justice act. the 77 year-old is also proud of the work she's done in her district as she told our capitol reporter eytan wallace. >> during a recent stop in san leandro in the bay area to toward the barbara lee center for health and wellness. >> so many young people don't have access to health care. >> to mental health care, the facility is owned by the san leandro unified school district offering health and dental care along with mental wellness services to students and families free of charge. development of one's self image requires a to be built that they're valued and this enter make sure that all young people, regardless of who they are, their background. >> that they're valued equity in representation are key components of lease campaign. right now, there is only one black woman in the u.s. senate. the seat lee is actually running for held by lafond butler who was app

chair of the cannabis caucus, a rise in strong support. no one was talking about legalization of marijuana >> it's a criminal justice is when you look at black and brownple being disproportionately incarcerated behind marijuana charges, i stepped up and put forth the marijuana justice act. the 77 year-old is also proud of the work she's done in her district as she told our capitol reporter eytan wallace during a recent stop in san leandro in the bay area to toward the barbara lee center for health and wellness. >> so many young people don't have access to health care. >> to mental health care, the facility is owned by the san leandro unified school district offering health and dental care along with mental wellness services to students and families free of charge. development of one's self image requires a to be built that they're valued. and this senator make sure that all young people, regardless of who they are, their background. >> that they're valued equity in representation are key components of lee's campaign. right now, there is only one black woman in the u.s. senate. the seat lee is actually running for held by lafont. a butler who was appoi

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the chair was very act given the implementation of the bill is till unfortunately, too far or too slow. it's one of the reasons why recently, i've been working en with senator reid, senator brown, senator romney on senate bill 2355, which actually goes and tries to put a definitional approach and some responsibility around d5. i do not accept as a commentary, i do not accept the premise that there is no father or mother. somebody is making money off of that and we try to grapple on it and that's why more recently we have been taking some of the ideas and also thinking about secondary sanctions when it comes to sp terrorist organizations and what we have used as a template -- and i'm going to come to you, dr. levitt, in a moment that we passed a law in this area in 2015. a secondary sanctions law against hezbollah. using traditional areas around banking sections. in 2015, there was no part of the reptile industry. still working with senator reid, as well on a bill that would apply secondary sanctions, restrictions on transactions with foreign parties who facilitate transactions with terrorist organizations. not just using traditional financial tools, banks, also using prep thou