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congress did cra on that. ground to cover. five issues. tips or suggestions on how to to have a successful just understand, on the committee, patrick mchenry and his staff will determine which ones were going to be pushing for. if anything, your representatives that your meeting with you want tourage to patrick about moving one or all five of these during this congress. the bigger thing i could tell he is just understand the pressure that these numbers are going to be under. it's not just pressure from you. we have got the funding bills that had to be passed before the end of the week. their plates are going to be i had a minnesotan come not from the banking community, some of those with the goo, text me at say hey i'm in town tomorrow. got time for dinner? >> no, i'm saving that for the bankers obviously. >> at-bats, they're going to be under a lot of pressure because the days are going to be long because they're short, , right? you get basically three or four days before this thing shuts down. get an. >> thank you so much. please join me

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the changes and regulations for cra. when will the regulations be out where the banks will know what is acceptable for cra and what is not acceptable? chr. powell: the final rule is out. there is a lot of work to do. requirements do not take in for a few years at least. i think we are working on the follow-up regulations. >> that is important for all the banks. they need to make sure it is going in the right spot. the credits will not be applied unless that is a. the fed now, where the federal reserve is operating this now, what has the participation rate as to do with that? chr. powell: really slow. they go slow until they do not. it was the same way back in the day. if you are than 500 banks in there now. we expect it will take some time. but it is there and we think it will be beneficial. >> is the pricing below cost? chr. powell: i do not believe so. >> that is all the questions i had. thank you for being here. >> the gentleman from nevada is now wrecking eyes. >> thank you to the chairman and ranking member for appe

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a lot of films are doing better if they have christian themes or lighter theme, and one of them is cra >> we watched thatted that trailer yesterday. john list you is in it i can't wait to watch it. but what really is frustrating is anytime a great movie, and remember sound of freedom which was awesome, the story of tim ballard, you know w has anything to do with a car penner the's son from nazareth, hollywood's, like, no, we don't want that. i hope it wins at the box office, and and she took on the world. who gets told you've got months to live and you take on the mayor of new york. rachel: and she's a truly american saint. it's an amazing story. all right. now let's go to this. there is a tiktok orer who this is had 100 million views, and basically all. >> -- all she did was sit in her car on her way to work and start to unfold the story of how she married this guy who turned out not to be -- it's sort of like a dating, marriage catastrophe. she broke it down, bared her soul. america loves her. >> i've got to tell you, until you asked me to do this, i would have never in a million yea

elections today trump wins and excited to make sure we reverse these properly sees by pushing forward this crack on the biden administration's harmful regulations crater the american automotive industry. focus on innovation. >> john: american people don't like to have something shoved down their throat. we'll see how it goes. congressman, appreciate it. now this. >> did you witness the president commit a crime? is it your testimony today -- >> yes. >> what crime do you -- have you witnessed? >> dana: aoc and a former biden associate going at it. that was just for starts. wait until you hear her claim that is drawing mockery. draining the pockets of donald trump. new york's attorney general urging the court to make the former president pay even more. her latest demand next. >> has a chilling effect on anybody in new york. you better keep your mouth shut. you better not go against democrat rule. if you do, then the same thing that can happen to trump can happen to you. those epic hikes . step back out there, with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once

crack down on repeat violent criminals. >> it is very important for me and only my family to address this issue of criminal background and second chance laws either do believe should be stricter and that is just my opinion to protect our children. why was he allowed on a long leash while others were not given second chances? i want to honor lizbeth's memory. in the right steps are taken to prevent from similar tragedies. speed to very moving to hear and griff jenkins from eagle pass, texas, with more on the ground on the migrant crime wave, hi, . >> good morning, gillian what you're seeing across the country is really the convergence of the border crisis. the thousands coming across in violent crime case after case. let's start in georgia where the brother of laken riley's accused killer is in court this morning. diego was arrested for presenting a fake green card. he twice crossed the border illegally and has two dui run-ins with the law and a suspected member of the dangerous venezuelan

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independent workforce would be restricted by the department of labor, thankfully congress is on it, we have a cramericans, people who cannot work in a 9-to-5 job or to see those opportunities because of the heavy-handed government. charles: california is doing that and it is unfair. i want to bring in rebecca walter. you and i had similar conversation for a long time, it's a bifurcated nation but feels like now, this administration is doing more for people who have the most whether displaying their college loans or money to buy an ev or childcare, childcare was never good for 200,000. how does the rest of the nation get on their feet? >> we are bifurcated. that's how you have a tweet that everything looks great and air travel and luxury problems, the truth is going after the contract worker, missing payroll taxes. we need them to switch over to employees to account for the 15% payroll tax. if they are not collecting, the government is trying to get as many tax people into tax revenue, but on the bigger point, the wage reduction, real wages are going up about what happened is they couldn't find pe

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we'll ask silicon valley cra congressman ro khanna who opposed the bill. >>> and sharp rebuke. >> prime minister netanyahu has lost his way. >> martha: senate majority leader chuck schumer slams israel's prime minister amid a deepening rift over the war in gaza. the latest reaction from the white house national security spokesman, john kirby. >> martha: good morning, and welcome to "this week." it was a week that began with president biden and former president trump officially clinching enough delegates to secure their parties' nominations, setting up a november rematch that many americans say they don't want. we'll hear from some of those dissatisfied voters, but we begin this morning with the latest inflammatory comments by both president trump on the campaign trail, the contrast between the two candidates on clear display, and the general election is just getting started. straight from his private jet to the podium, a free-wheeling speech by former president donald trump last night in ohio. it began as many trump rallies do these days, with a song by the so-called january 6th prison

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as we pursue the cra this week as we try to pass it in the house, what is the administration doing tormonize between departments? >> thank you for your kind words and for raising this important topic. a portion of the cyber security strategy has been to do regulatory colonization. part of that is to reduce the burden of compliance. the way we are going about that is we have issued requests for information and have received more than 80 responses from the private sector and public sector. right now we are going through the process of better understanding those with the goal of reducing the burden of compliance. that is the goal right there. >> i appreciate that. i'm out of time, but someone should tell the sec that. >> thank you for being here. you are welcome back. two comments and then we will close . one of the first things i said is that this competition is existential. i got blowback from that but i don't think after today there could be doubt. there is one path we stumble into a war for which we were ill-prepared and even a victory could transfer america to a garrison state. are

investment and jobs act.o5 very grateful to my colleague, senator cramer, for taking the lead on this crao support him on the floor this week. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. ■? >> this issue appropriately and responsibly within the intelligence committee. so we had an external panel look at this question how and under what circumstances should we use commercially-available information. and in particular, to reflect on the existing framework for privacy and civil liberties. we published that report and, or in fact, senator wyden asked us too and, as a consequence, put that out. and as an in our ex-k comm agreed that we thought those recommendat issued i.c. guidance basically for9 cataloging commercially-available information to insure that our handling of such information is consistent with relevant legal policy, security consideration to facilitate consideration and we've developed a framework thas attorney general guidelines and related policies with general principles and additional guidance on

as we pursue the cra this week, the son of my pass it and we try to pass it in the house. what's the administration do to harmonize between agencies and departments? >> thank you for your kind words and for raising this important topic. part of the national cyber security strategy has been to do regulatory harmonization. the point of the regulatory harmonization is to reduce the burden of compliance. the way we are going about that, we should a request for information. we have received more than 80 responses from the private sector and public sister. right now we are going through the process of better understanding owes with the goal of reducing the burden of compliance. that is our goal. we understand -- >> i appreciate that. i am out of time. someone should tell the sec that. >> i think the gentleman and a pleasure to have you here. you're welcome back anytime. maybe not anytime. two comments and we will close. one of the first things i said in the first hearing is the stakes of this competition existential. i got a lot of blowback for that . i do not think after the te

the cra was not acceptable. >> the final rule we are working on. there is a lot of work to do.the requirements do not really kicking. i think working on the follow- up relations. >> that is really important. they want to make sure that they qualify where the dollars are spent. they need to make sure that it's going to the right spot because the credits will not be applied unless that the fed, where the federal reserve ed is operating this now. what has the participation rate going with that? >> slow. they are network effects. they go slow until they don't. it was the same way back in the day. we are fewer than 500 banks. we are working our way added. we expect it will take some time. we think it will be beneficial to build it. as you know. >> there is a pricing below cost? >> i do not believe so. a long-run cost. >> okay. >> the gentleman from nevada, recognized for five nutes. >> the ranking member for this hearing for appearing before the committee to discuss the recently published monetary policy report. as you continue the report on american people, you have to keep in mind

we're going to propose to push it back using a congressional review act, a cra this is the one tool thats with filibuster protection over in the senate, that when we see a large rulemaking by a federal agency, we can, with a 51% vote in both houses, push back against it. if the president doesn't veto it or we override a veto, that allows the congress to have done true oversight over the regulatory process. we've seen this a lot in the biden administration because i think they're going way beyond their statutory mandates, which is not where the federal courts are headed. they're pulling back from the chevron deference to our regulatory agencies, which i think is good, will be good for our economy and the private sector. chairman gensler, in my view, is not following the administrative procedures act in this case where he has a massive change in disclosure for public companies. he should repropose it and take comments again on the material changes that he made. >> congressman, it's staggering to me the change we've seen in the last 20 years in even talking about this issue. if you are dump

we have rthis country is a cra. thank you. bye.ent barack obama, and speaker nancy pelosi appeared in a video released by the biden campaign saturday marking the 14th anniversary of the affordable care act. the joint appearance comes as biden is a that is set to appear at a high-profile fundraiser at new york's city radio musical on thursday. >> as you all know, i thought it was a big deal at the time. it is an even bigger deal today. the consequent as of health-care loss and spending in medicare and medicaid in 1965. >> together, we accomplished a lot, and there is nothing i am more proud of than theit can bee days, but passing it was hard. health insurance companies were resianrepublicans did not want k with democrats on anything. but for the three of us, giving up was not an option. we met too many people who needed help. that we have a chance to do even more. that only happens if we said joe and kamala white house in november so we have to keep working. >> this election is about two different visions of america. my vision, our

what i would have to say about the cra has already been said by independent people with statements, but my clients came in good faith. we didn't actually threaten litigation. we offered to work with you. we brought to your attention. we notified you of a possible violation and in return, you went and blindsided us, you violated the brown act. you distributed our so-called threat letter to your donors, to who made secret, interventions delivered to every single board member that we specifically asked for. and then we were told that they didn't exist. and this is wrong. this is a problem of governance that is equally critical to the, electoral reform won't work if you keep doing your business in secret. and it shows how how in unrepresentative this body is that they would not they would discriminate against a viewpoint in order to save their own incumbents. thank you scott, that is your time. thank you. that does conclude the five minutes allotted for public comment on closed session items. closed session agenda items. excuse me? we do have one more person. we're at the five minutes. yeah