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coming up, despite the dodd frank act passed in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, somethingslittle has changed when it comes to oversight and accountability in the banking system. we will ask our guest. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: i am amanda lang alongside matt miller. recently a lot of attention was paid to the hedge fund collapse of archegos. i want to take you back to a clip of alan greenspan testify before congress in 2008 about what happened and how it went wrong and how surprised he was. he said those of us who look to the self interest of lending institutions to protect equity are in disbelief. we got it wrong in other words. fast, david powell in 2021 -- we are trying to understand the risks they are running and understand the systems. this would be a failure on that front. is it just me or is that the same clip a couple decades apart? matt: absolutely. but the good news is they are a couple decades apart. i can understand the shock at the archegos losses, the fact that so many different banks were willing to give this guy who already made deals for wire fraud and i

anneliese dodds takes that role, after being sacked as shadow chancellor.there is a promotion, wes streeting, considered to be a strong media performer, is in charge of the child poverty brief. reshuffles are always difficult, i it's more important i think to take the time to get exactly right the team that keir wants- around him, in the jobs - that he wants people doing. and i'm really pleased to be part of a shadow cabinet that has got very, very strong and committed | colleagues sitting alongside us. | and i'm very excited to be working l with those brilliant colleagues. l it won't be long before labour is having to go into another election. tracy brabin won the mayoralty in west yorkshire yesterday, a success for labour but it means she is stepping down as an mp for batley and spen, and that means another by—election. there is no doubt that what happened with angela rayner over the weekend has sparked real anger. to apportion blame to angie, and to sack her from her position, was a despicable act of cowardice from my point of view. the next test for sir

that's anneliese dodds who's lost that position.osition, who was also the election campaign coordinator, angela rayner, she has been shifted. but it seems that she has actually dug her heels in and ended up with quite a powerful position, overseeing the opposition�*s approach to what they say is called the leveling up agenda. that's what the government here calls its efforts to redistribute economic opportunities toward more deprived areas that have fallen behind, and that particularly goes to the heart of some the election losses, the labour party seeing their loss in a crucial by—election in hartlepool last week. that was one of their heartland going to the government, seizing that constituency. so we have this new responsibility for angela rayner, looking at that agenda, for how the party reconnects with those sorts of areas. and also a couple of other posts. there will be a post with particular focus for wes streeting, an mp who will be in the shadow cabinet, looking at child poverty. and all of these, i think, are an attempt by

ms dodds was replaced as shadow chancellor by rachel reeves.trong media performer, was promoted to the shadow cabinet, in charge of the child poverty brief. andy burnham was re—elected as the labour mayor of greater manchester over the weekend. he said the party's disappointing local election results could not be blamed onjust on person. well, everyone has a role, don't they? everyone has to take some responsibility. but i think it's about collective rather than saying it's all about one person. you know, angela rayner doesn't set all of the policies on which we fight elections so, you know, that's why i made my displeasure clear, victoria. but, as i say, i'm glad that it's been resolved and it seems to have been resolved in the right way. and it is now about moving forward. labour's got to stop this sort of internal focus, this civil war between those on the left of the party and those on the right of the party. from my point of view, that's absolutely pointless and disruptive. we have got a fantastic vision here in greater manchester. this is

i don't understand why anneliese dodds has been fired at shadow chancellor.in the role for a year and i think he's a very creditable performer. you will need time to build a profile it and that's it i think sacking the chief whip is not quite a brave move from keir starmer and in terms of job creation, he has created a lot ofjobs job creation, he has created a lot of jobs are job creation, he has created a lot ofjobs are in the shadow cabinet that don't exist like shadow secretary of state for the future of work even though he has one for work and pensions. so it does not appear to me is likely what angela rayner is going to be doing in her new role in this is the sort of reshuffle that leaves everyone happy. but i think anyone will sit there tonight and the party think it is a good reshuffle. d0 and the party think it is a good reshuffle. , ., ., and the party think it is a good reshuffle-— and the party think it is a good reshuffle. , ., ., ., reshuffle. do you agree with that assessment? _ reshuffle. do you agree with that assessment? i— reshuffle. do you

you'd have nigel dodds, nigel lawson, nigel farage... not a name that's often used now - by new mums and dads, - so i think they were trying to say that nigels were dying out. and i haven't met too many arlenesl who have been born recently, either, so that is probably the same. nigel mansell could stay off the drink and do the drive home. and one lastjoke, obviously, the number of arlenes would be the "ar" number. 0h! before we find out about your reflections on your time as first minister, and i'm sure there's loads of fascinating stuff you can tell us, what did you think about the whole borisjohnson, dominic cummings, covid kind of drama that was happening at westminster this week? well, it won't surprise you to know i didn't exactly have seven hours . to sit and watch the whole drama. i but i can't say i'm particularly. surprised about dominic wanting to get it all off his chest - and he certainly did all of that. tell us and tell our newscast viewers beyond northern ireland why you are standing down and why particularly now? well, i'

nick dodd is a dentist in gaza city where the building next to his was destroyed. he says, i must be able to cite organizations if elections were to be held here, how much would lose heavily the stats and then the red and vish failure? because the people have suffered so much and have been today, he's brought his children to the park away from the destruction their volunteers tried to take the kids minds off. what happened in bate luckier had muncie worried about his youngest daughter. if someone hadn't noticed that she's suffering from some kind of shock, i'm and how she does strange things. how can my neighbor said i should bring her to a psychologist? can ne allergy on his dad's? there's only wishes for her to have a good and normal life. and some breaking years now in football, coming in the outgoing by and munich boss hands the flick has signed on as the next coach of the german nationals team will take over from the lewis, who is leaving the post office at the summit, rescheduled your a 2020 summit, rick has been hugely successful in his shorts, didn't had by

. ., , anneliese dodds, removed as shadow chancellor. . , , ., chancellor.hancellor. really sorry, not answering any questions. i chancellor. really sorry, not i answering any questions. sorry chancellor. really sorry, not - answering any questions. sorry about that. answering any questions. sorry about that- rachel— answering any questions. sorry about that. rachel reeves _ answering any questions. sorry about that. rachel reeves replaces - answering any questions. sorry about that. rachel reeves replaces her, - that. rachel reeves replaces her, closer to the politics of tony blair and gordon brown. talking of which, labour's last prime minister has been advising the current party leader. he says keir starmer should keep calm and carry on. keir leader. he says keir starmer should keep calm and carry on.— keep calm and carry on. keir will be civen the keep calm and carry on. keir will be given the time. _ keep calm and carry on. keir will be given the time, power— keep calm and carry on. keir will be given the time, power and - keep calm and carry on. keir w

the former senator chris dodd says the president is sincere in his desire to work with the gdp.'s not common to work with him specifically on infrastructure. how sdt president do that when the gdp is about to fire his third in command for saying he's a legitimate president. >> the center for joe biden said he would promise to try to work in a bipartisan manner. >> ns -- the covid relief bill really wasn't a place where we could meet, we had kind of a dodd line. and they basically want to put this on republicans. they don'tment many. maybe the until -- but something not just happening in the house or the way it was put today, family excitement by jen psaki in the press briefing earlier today, but mitch mcconnell also said he is 100% focused on stopping the biden administration. it's not just kind of the fight that they're having over whether or not the election was stolen. we know it's not. and how much president trump, former president trump, should be involved in the republican party, but also in the senate whether or not there are going to be serious negotiations that they're

another wave with dodd-frank after the great recession.at the regulators have done in the area of financial services, here's one thing, when outcome that is not an accident. during the pandemic, there was so much disruption to so many sectors. the one sector that we might have been really worried about but didn't worry about but -- didn't worry about was the banking sector. they continued to lend. a lot of that had to do with the huge upgrade and systemic safety and stability in risk management of dodd-frank. more capital, more liquidity. all of that can be applied to big tech. i am talking about something in the form of a carbon tax or polluting the info sphere to do something about the loop of showing more posts that cause more emotional residents, outrage, more engagement, more time on site, more advertising revenue. there's really no limit to that cycle. we need to put some limits to that cycle. there are other areas, information areas that have been around in financial services for a long time, that we also need to see in big tech sep

of the rogers home building firm in the world well all it might take an awful lot of doing he added dodd who cracked well absolutely not everything out to be going to want if you go back to william levitt he said no man who owns his own home and lot can be a communist. because he has too much to do. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a home right i mean after work there are 30 or jobs that go along with it that match the 30 year mortgage and then you'll rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system no one has ever cruised around the globe in an inflatable catamaran before. you go so much. that it is such a cruise you need a solid crew people you can share folks whole with so to speak. you can do with your business the ones that cross. one of the most you will be the limit of most if you're asking for just love him enough my food to get keep the group with such a good one when you need for gas if you have got to win the free go to maybe you know maybe you'll join your. credit if

ms dodds was replaced as shadow chancellor by rachel reeves.treeting, considered to be a strong media performer, was promoted to the shadow cabinet, in charge of the child poverty brief. our political correspondent, damian grammaticas has more. any news on the reshuffle? for the labour leader, this was a late finish after a torrid few days. in his office, he'd worked deep into sunday evening to complete his reworking of his top team. sir keir starmer says labour needs bold ideas after a disappointing set of elections and must change. so, out goes anneliese dodds. she has lost herjob as shadow chancellor. once part ofjeremy corbyn�*s team, she has been moved to the lower—profile role of party chair. it was sir kier�*s difficulty shifting the old party chair, his deputy, angela rayner, that complicated this reshuffle. her allies say she has emerged strengthened with a new role to find ways to win back voters lost to the conservatives. angela rayner tweeted... labour's new shadow chancellor is rachel reeves. she tweeted. .. and wes streeting has a

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and one piece will hama mic dodd, is a dentist in gaza city where the building next to his was destroyed. he says, i must be event inside the organizations if elections were to be held here. how much would lose heavily the stats and then the bed and the dish failure due because the people have suffered so much, it didn't happen today. he's brought his children to the park, away from the destruction their volunteers try to take the kids mines off. what happened in bait, luckier had monster worry about his youngest daughter. if i hadn't noticed that she's suffering from some kind of shock when she does strange things. how can my neighbors said i should bring her to a psychologist? they can. ne, charla he adds, is only wishes for her to have a good and normal life. let's take a look at some of the stories and making headlines at this hour. a us president, joe, by all the summit, russian president vladimir putin on the 16th of june in geneva. the face to face meeting comes to me, the escalating tension between the us and russia. in the 1st months of the bible administration, it'll be the 1st

twinkle would light up when he would talk about his sailing trips with senator kennedy and senator chris dodd and talking about selected locations at selected moments in time. and many of them in rhode island. the two other comments i want to make is, one was, again, to show that both of our political parties sometimes go awry, but one of the things that john warner did, he didn't need to do this, he was a sitting senator, well respected, senior, there was a fellow in virginia that was getting into politics that had kind of a checkered history. and sometimes was not necessarily always willing to tell the truth. his name was oliver north. and jordan -- and john warner did not think that mr. north had the personal characteristics that ought to be a senator of virginia. and at great political risk to himself, he was willing to make that known. didn't leave the party, his party. he said that his republican party had to stand for principles, truth, and the respectful rule of law. again, an example of the john warner that was so special. more recently, as senator kaine knows, we in virginia, we hav

and i understand the senior senator from this state for a long time chris dodd, is here. , i don't know where you're, i don't think you're in the class, chris. where is he? chris, welcome, pal, one of the finest men i've ever served with in my whole career. and mayor pissarro, i want to thank you for being here. thanks for the passport into town. and i want to thank, again secretary mayorkas for joining , me today as well. he understands well how vital the coast guard is to our economic, our environmental, and national security, and how central you are to our homeland security mission. admiral schultz, congratulations on an outstanding new corps of officers. this past year, there can be no doubt the class of '21 is ready for whatever its mission may be. i know this day is doubly important to the admiral because he's not only the commandant of the coast guard, well, let me say it another way, in 2013, i think, i gave the commencement here, and i was pointing out how the coast guard was adapting so rapidly to changing conditions. and i said, "this is not your father's coast guard." i take

but most people are simply exhausted and want peace. mohammed mic dodd is a dentist in gaza city where the building next to his was destroyed. he says, i must be able to like organizations, if elections were to be held here from us, would lose heavily the stats and then the bed and the dish failure due because the people have suffered so much it didn't happen today. he's brought his children to the park, away from the destruction their volunteers try to take the kids minds off what happened in bait. luckier had mancy worried about his youngest daughter. if i'm a talent, i've noticed that she's suffering from some kind of shock. i'm and how she does strange things. how can my neighbors said i should bring her to a psychologist? his dad's is only wishes for her to have a good and normal life. iran is gearing up for next month's presidential election that we'll see. husband were honey step down after 8 hears a short list of 7 candidates approved by the powerful guardian council has just been made public. it strongly favors hard liners. the council has historically shunned, progressive voi

among the changes made by sir keir starmer — rachel reeves has replaced anneliese dodds as the shadowncellor and angela rayner has been sacked as the party's campaigns coordinator. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with zeinab badawi. this interview was recorded last thursday, before the deadly weekend attack near a kabul school. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan later this year after two decades represents a major turning point for the country, especially for afghan women. many believe the western troop presence protected theirfragile rights. my guest is rare in afghan politics. fawzia koofi is the first woman to lead a political party in afghanistan and is part of an afghan delegation in talks with the taliban. yet she is one of their fiercest critics, endures constant intimidation and has survived several attempts on her life. why is fawzia koofi so worried about the future stability of afghanistan and its women? fawzia koofi in kabul, welcome to hardtalk. now, you had a very interesting start in life, if i can put it that way. yo

but most people are simply exhausted and one piece will harm mic. dodd is a dentist in gaza city where the building next to his was destroyed. he says, i must be with the cycle organism. if elections were to be held here, hamas would lose heavily. and then the bed and the dish failure due because the people have suffered so much it didn't happen today. he's brought his children to the park away from the destruction their volunteers try to take the kids minds off what happened in bait. luckier had monster worry about his youngest daughter if someone hadn't noticed that she's suffering from some kind of shock. i'm and how she does strange things. how can my neighbors said i should bring her to a psychologist? can ne allergy. charla? he adds, is only wishes for her to have a good and normal life. today's talks between the us and israel will likely include the possibility of a new nuclear deal with iran. now iran is about to change. some of its top plays off to 2 terms in office president has been, ronnie has to step down and almost 600 candidates wants to succeed him in next month's elect

responded to the latest attack by firing a barrel of rockets towards israel won't hit a building in ash dodd emergency services say the apartment damage on the 6th floor had 3 occupants who were in a protected room and were not harmed the factory also in the port of ashdod was hit causing a fire but there were no casualties in that incident even. funerals have been held for some of those killed during those earlier protests across the occupied west bank more rallies are expected on saturday. in other news india's tourist type of go or at least 75 patients have reportedly died due to a lack of oxygen at the top state run hospital over the past 4 days the high court has slammed the government and top hospital officials for saying logistical issues while connecting oxygen cylinders may have caused some casualties because covert 19 positivity rate is the highest in the country maybe 50 percent which means that one out of every 2 people tested has the virus you can follow those stories on our website at al jazeera dot com more news in half an hour here next it's earthrise do stay with us. countin

but most people are simply exhausted and one piece will harm admit, dodd is a dentist in garza city where the building next to his was destroyed. he says, i must be the event to cycle organism if elections were to be held here, come us would lose heavily the stuff and then the bed and the dish failure do because the people have suffered so much it didn't happen today. he's brought his children to the park away from the destruction their volunteers try to take the kids minds off what happened in bait. luckier had mom, she worried about his youngest daughter hadn't noticed that she's suffering from some kind of shock. i'm and how she does strange things. how can my neighbor said i should bring her to a psychologist? allergy on his dad's is only wishes for her to have a good and normal life. best growing concerned, the west african nation of molly that the military staging its 2nd qu, and just 9 months the country's vice president says he has, i'll sit the interim prime minister and the president. the pair lead transitional government us took part after last year's coup. they were arrested a

that is anneliese dodds who has lost that position for tibet the same time, the party chair position,r, angela rayner, she has been shifted, but it seems that she is actually digging harriet was in it up with quite a powerful position, overseeing the opposition�*s approach to what they say is called the leveling up agenda, that is what the government here because it's efforts to redistribute economic opportunities toward deprived areas or areas that are followed behind, and that particularly goes to the heart of some the election losses, the labour party seeing their loss in a by election in hartlepool last week. that was one of their heartland, going to the government, seizing that constituency, so we have this new responsibility for angela rayner, looking at that agenda, for how the party reconnects with those sorts of areas and also a couple of other posts, particular focus, sorts of areas and also a couple of other posts, particularfocus, a post with particular focus for west street, and np, looking at child poverty. and all of these are an attempt by the labour leader to try to r

there are around $300.00 in the cities of ash, calon, and ash dodd, while around a 100 filipinos are in the gas strip. still, the philippine government says it is temporarily halting the deployment of migrant workers to israel until the situation there becomes more stable. there are protests against israeli violence planned in many parts of the world in the coming hours. chili's palestinian community is held protest against israeli military actions in gaza. surely actually, one of the principal buyers all is ready weapons, but it is also home to the largest palestinian community outside of the middle east . latin america added to las in human reports in santiago. the enough towns hence the our members of the palestinian desperate in chile sing and dance for freedom in palestine, men, women, and children. the majority born here happened from boston, their roots, my grandparents are from ramallah, their home was demolished by the israelis and they were left with nothing to watch . okay, mark is a new arrival, but he's now desperate to return to his home in gaza. he shows me a photo of

ms dodds was replaced as shadow chancellor by rachel reeves.it comes to the management of their shadow cabinet. and colleagues. one positive way of looking at it, we have some clues about where keir starmer is going to 90, about where keir starmer is going to go, lots of stuff and his new shadow cabinet about the future of work and employment, they have beefed up the portfolio when it comes to mental health and child poverty. and we are going to see a lot more of angela rayner, the deputy leader, who now has something like four different jobs given to her. it's also that the relationship between keir starmer and angela rayner which proved to be one of the tricky point of the reshuffle and wait 24 hours because they were having a bit of a disagreement, in fact, because they were having a bit of a disagreement, infact, quite because they were having a bit of a disagreement, in fact, quite a because they were having a bit of a disagreement, infact, quite a big disagreement, infact, quite a big disagreement, judging by the breathing going on. does

shadow chancellor anneliese dodds has been demoted to party chair to be replaced by rachel reeves, whon prominent in labour circles for a long time, not somebody identified with the left of the party in any way. and perhaps not a huge household name but a name that really matters around these parts is the veteran chief whip nick brown is out. he has been putting out a statement saying he and keir starmer have left them some perfectly decent terms, but in terms of the machinations of how this place works, this departure is something that will really matter. this certainly has not been a kind of day keir starmer would have wanted. a reshuffle is about putting a rocket in people and getting things going, particularly after labour had a patchy set of results with really tough contests and losing ground to the tories in many areas they would like to think of as their own. but his allies are saying tonight that he resisted some demands other people were making, he kept his head down and it took longer than they wanted and it was messy, but he did manage to get it done. but this does give a w

the first major casualty in the reshuffle of his top team was anneliese dodds, removed as shadow chancellors. sorry about that. rachel reeves replaces her. she's closer to the politics of tony blair and gordon brown. talking of which, labour's last prime minister has been advising the current party leader, and he says keir starmer should keep calm and carry on. keir�*s got to be be given the time, power and resources to be able to get on with bringing forward new policies that will never be the same as 1997, cannot be the same as 2019, but he has got to bring forward and will bring forward new policies to change britain. the labour mp tracy brabin was elected mayor of west yorkshire, but her success masks a potential problem. there will now have to be a by—election in her seat of batley and spen, and another electoral test for keir starmer. in westminster, preparations are under way for tomorrow's queen's speech, when borisjohnson�*s new programme for government will be unveiled. he's been planting his flag in what used to be labour territory. the task for keir starmer�*s shadow cabinet is

dodds this as an asymmetric fight? >> absolutely.here's many who believe this is the biggest threat to small-d democracy until we have seen in the civil war, if you look at the dimensions of what's happens. cass indicating throug h . >> and so, yes, i think what you are seeing is for a significant heart of the republican collision, the fear of is eroting is the baseline commitments. we don't fully have language. it's among like what we see in parties like poland, turkey or hungary. and as i wrote this week, there's a lot of debate among the groups concerned about this whether president biden himself and senate democratic leaders are showing enough urgency. >> in light of what you just said are you seeing them -- by democracy, right? that's essentially what's playing out. >> people describe, you know, they kind of authoritarian parties in places like turkey or hungary or poland that achieve power through through the system, and then try to tilt the rules that will prevent the other side from winning again. i think there's a sense of e

of the bus on the palestinian side that would leave late president dodd who was there as vice president but i was during those negotiations nothing is happened that would lead him to go away that there's a better chance at least tying together with the united states than ever to bridge the differences between them on the final status issues so i think that's the the heart of the battle there are things that the united states can promote when the sirens stops. to encourage a belief on both sides that peace is possible i think that this conflict may make both sides recognize that peace is necessary but until we have a change of leadership on the freight that it's not going to be impossible to bring these 2 sides together and i'm talking about a change of vision on both sides you've recommended that the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken that maybe he should show support for a resumption of direct peace talks but only if both sides accept the parameters of the 2 state solution laid out under president clinton how realistic do you think it is considering as you say we've still got the

i understand the senior senator from this state, chris dodd is here.chris. where is he? chris, welcome, pal. one of the finest men i've ever served with in my whole career. mayor pasro, i want to thank you for being here. thanks for the passport into town. i want to thank secretary m mayorkis as well. he understands how central you are to our homeland security mission. admiral schultz, congratulations on an outstanding new corps of officers. this year, there can be no doubt the class can be ready for what the mission may be. i know today is doubly important, admiral, because he's not only the commandant of the coast guard -- let me say it another way. in 2013, i think, i gave the commencement here i was pointing out how the coast guard was adapting so rapidly to the changing conditions. i said this is not your father's coast guard. i take that back. first class eric schultz, this is your father's coast guard. [ applause ] >> and i know it probably embarrasses you to point you out and say that. i had a son in the united states military, very proud, a ma

and a lot of that had to do with a huge up grade in systemic safety and risk management of dodd frank internal models. all of that can be applied to big tech. i would be talking about and am talking about something in the form of a carbon tax for polluting the info sphere to do something about the loop of showing more posts that cause more emotional resonance, outrage, more advertising revenues. there is a limit to that cycle. we need to put some limits and that cycle. and then there are other areas, information barriers around international services for a long time that we also need to see in big tech, separating logistics for merchandising, advertising, on both sides of the advertising markets. so i think there is a lot of important analogies there. antitrust breakup? not sure. to my mind, i do not see how that -- [inaudible]] yvonne: that was marty chavez, speaking to alix steel. take a look at markets. taking a look at taipei. the market being hit by the tech retreat we saw the u.s. overnight. falling 3%, led by almost all sectors in the red except for energy here today. you are s

he was booehind the dodd frank act. chairman frank, let me start with you.sident wants to raise taxes on individuals earning more than $400,000 a year and raise corporate tax rates from 21%. does that seem right to you? >> you have to start with the basic question. are we now spending at the federal government level of everything we want to spend? even republican senders have said they want to spend almost $700 billion on infrastructure as they define it specifically, physical concrete infrastructure. how do you spend $700 billion that you are now spending without any deficit or raising taxes. the three practices here. maybe a trillion dollars after a compromise or more of infrastructure but i am taking the republican number of 700 or so billion. >> you can't do all three of those. you can't do two of those. you can't increase spending by hundreds of billions on infrastructure and not raise taxes and not add to the deficit. you got to pick. if you want to go forward. you need some tax increase and you decide how to do it. >> governor. >> well look, first of

and one piece mohammad mick dodd is a dentist in gaza city where the building next to his was destroyed. he says, i must be some psycho organiser if elections were to be held here. how much would lose heavily the stats and then the bed and the dish failure due because the people have suffered so much, it didn't happen today. he's brought his children to the park, away from the destruction their volunteers try to take the kids mines off. what happened in bate luckier. how many months she worried about his youngest daughter. if someone had a nice noticed that she's suffering from some kind of shock, i'm how she does strange things. how could my neighbor said i should bring her to a psychologist she adds, is only wishes for her to have a good and normal life. let's take a look now at some of the stores making headlines. this our us president joe biden holds summit, but russian president vladimir putin on the 16th of june in geneva, face to face meeting comes to me to escalate intentions between the us and russia. and the 1st months of the bible administration, it'll be the 1st meeting as h

i was first chair and then ranking member with chris dodd in 2001 and 2002.make it easier to vote and harder to cheat. on a bipartisan basis we resisted the pleas of some to federalize every aspect of how we handle elections. we set up federal election administration act, we provided money to help states upgrade their equipment, but we deliberately did not seek to dictate how they handle elections. that's how you pass a bill related to how the two parties compete. together. not on a totally partisan basis. that's how you strengthen our democracy. if this bill were to pass, nobody would have any confidence in it. let's call it what is it. put aside the flowery language. this is a partisan effort to take over how you do -- how you conduct elections in our country. >> thank you, the committee will now turn to the consideration of s1, the for the people act. we have many amendments. the first one is the managers amendment. >> bill: as this continues mitch mcconnell's key line there make it easier to vote, make it harder to cheat referred to what he did with senat

two more bits of intrigue on the ambassador beat, casie, one is that chris dodd has turned down the ambassadorshiplake, senator from arizona, republican who endorsed biden, he's also being considered for an ambassadorship. >> very interesting. mike, before i let you go, i know you've covered richmond, virginia, politics, and also washington for so, so many years. you covered john warner, who's passed at 94 years old. when i first started covering congress, he was one of the old bull senators there along with ted kennedy and these other giants, i have to say, i really miss figures like that in the senate nowadays. your reflections? >> kasie, i covered senator warner over three decades, going back to when i was a young college newspaper editor, a washington university, he spoke at my graduation. and as i came up through newspapers, the richmond times newspaper, i always covered john warner. and kasie, one of my favorite things from him, something that really summed him up with his agreeing. we would call him the senator from central casting. here's why, he would always say, i'm proud, but humble to

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there is still a fairly partisan debate over the role of dodd-frank and things that have happened inast rather than how they want to change the future. right now, it is something that has a clear political appeal, but it is very difficult to translate into legislation right now. lisa: when it comes to main street and legislation, there's a chance for this infrastructure spending. we expect the republican response to joe biden's latest revision to the infrastructure plan today. 2:20 pm, joe biden will be giving a speech. how much will inflation be a key issue, a key political point raised by both sides of the aisle here as they try to push their plans? jack: it is a key political issue, something republicans are hair marrying -- are hammering away on democrats, citing no prices, all the price increases they can find. it is not necessarily seem to have as much of an appeal to democrats, although i would point out that, if there were no concerns about inflation among democrats, it may not be as important to them to fully pay for and offset the cost of this infrastructure plan, as the pr

. >>> a major consumer alert peloton recalling all of is its tremendous dodd mills, the company askingw it and contact peloton for a full refund one 6-year-old child dies after being pulled until and more than 70 injuries have been reported diana olick now. this is a 180, diana from just last month when the company said they would definitely not issue a recall >> reporter: that's right, shep. it's absolutely a reversal at first they claimed the treads were safe and called the report inaccurate and misleading. it did tell consumers to use this safety key, which disables it now they're walking that back. peloton's ceo john foley said in a release, i want to be clear peloton made a mistake in our initial response to the economy's request request. for that, i apologize. now the peloton member facebook absolutely exploded on this news the vast majority of its very loyal following defending peloton saying things like treadmills have always been dangerous when used improperly peloton is being -- it affects about 125,000 tread-pluses, but 1,050 products within the u.s. there are two types of p

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and global supply chains, there i think that your question might have been specifically about the dodd/frank provisions. that's not ustr's purview. i understood your question to be broader, which is the role of companies and actors in the economy to be accountable to fair trade, to responsible economic behavior. i just wanted to pick up on that and say i think it's a critical part of what we need to see in trade. there are a lot of opportunities for us in the government to formulate trade policies, but we also need the participants in the economy to step up and take on responsibility and leadership. i am very supportive of those types of actions and that type of encouragement for u.s. economic actors. on the gsp, you know, we support it. the administration is supportive and will support efforts here to renew gsp, to update gsp and more broadly would be interested in working with you more closely on this intersection of how we use our trade policies more effectively to further promote development in our partner countries. >> thank the gentle lady. recognize the gentleman from texas mr.

one of the things that i used to hear of you all the time was dodd/frank. how terrible it was, that's all the republicans could talk about like they thought it was the spawn of satan. and now not a peep out of them. now we hear instead from the bankers saying, hey, it's working well. we need to adjust it here and there on some of the leverages, i understand that, but it worked well. now of course the spawn of satan has become this environmental issues, oh, and i believe deeply that we have to have metrics. but now you hear them saying, oh, this is terrible, it's a horrible thing. but the reality is the environmental issue is important. so is social and governance aspects. now, it seems to me that you guys do take them seriously. why don't i ask, first, mr. -- let me see. i believe that mr. moynihan, you take these things seriously in your bank, do you not? >> yes, we do. and we publish an esg report, like many of my colleagues do. and just to go into the metrics to measure it, we've been working with the big four accounting firms that have 80 companies that