and so or they wrap up by, by fannie and freddie. now, if there is any impact to the guarantee, right. is there any impact to the guarantee then they'll these there'll be collateral degradation of the balance sheet, meaning that the agencies the hfa will get downgraded. yeah. if the hfa is get downgraded that means the cost of financing goes up. if the cost of financing goes up, that means the home buyers, they will be impacted directly. their costs will go up. and think about it that rates are high, housing affordability is low. so why would they want to let that happen? and here i'm optimistic because this administration is very savvy right. when have we had a treasury secretary who comes and says that they are looking at the ten year treasury rate, and that soothed the market, right. when the fed when the fed cut rates, rates went up by 100 basis points, when scott bessent came on and said that we're looking at the market, we're looking at the ten year rate that soothed the market. we rallied. >> and they understand what this woul

meredith catches fanny, owns. i mean, have some sort of flirtatious relationship, presumably because harper fanny owns and your husband is they're jealous he shoots them dead. you invite him into an office and shoots him. so now he's arrested and the owens family is in the middle of a scandal that's only going to get worse and worse. and and worse. fannie owens smuggles in a file, breaks out her husband and. they run off down the santa fe trail, making scandal even worse. now it's bonnie and clyde. it's statewide going national. so owens is james being is in the hot seat for making all of this happen. he was just trying to do the right thing, bad bad luck. so that's all fine and good. but now the sort of the narrative shifts to sam being sam being in the army. he is on the march into mexico and owens, who was so distraught over his situation and being a fugitive is humiliated, wants to leave town like a lot of santa fe traders, the people in missouri were on the santa fe trail. they want to beat the army to, get t

fanny brice. okay fanny brice had married earlier to a guy named nicky arnstein. if you remember the movie. what they left of the movie, largely was that nicky arnstein was a confirm featherweight and a great admirer of arnold rothstein. he was a con man in his own right, as they talked about jewel robberies. there were also a lot of government bonds, robberies back then. the bonds were not were bearer bonds. so you could just cash the man. so if you got a shipment of bonds coming up from wall street to a bank, something, they would be hit and, then robbed and and arnstein was involved in this went on the lam at one point and then just got sick of being on the lam, turned in. and arnold rothstein gave him some advice. why don't you? instead of just turning yourself in in some boring way, they would have a police parade down fifth avenue every year. why don't you get in a car and ride down in the police parade past the commissioner police? he did the police were not amused. he did go to leavenworth but for bail money. arnold rothstein provided bail money to a to fa

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scores these sorts of things, is in the sale of fannie and freddie and the assumption that the buyer and seller have perfect information, the same information on both sides of the transaction, if that's accretive to the american taxpayer, does not implicitly assume we have to sell to somebody with a lower cost of capital than we do? mr. powell: i follow your logic there, yeah. rep. casten: ok, and that would only not be true to the extent that either the buyer violates every rule of paying for upside, as they say, or that the buyer lacked information that the seller had, right? mr. powell: fair. rep. casten: ok. so what i'd like to understand, does that create a conflict of interest for the united states government? because if we have information about climate change being scrubbed from our data sets and we have a white house that would like to sell fannie and freddie, are we committed to efficient markets that depend on accurate, transparent information, or are we committed to making a quick buck, in which case we might want people to not be informed? is the fed committed to transpa

fannie: not it. dwight schrute: it. if your kid doesn't put in some farm time, he's going to stay like that. fannie: all right, fine. >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central, it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host jordan klepper! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: welcome to "the daily show," i am jordan klepper. we've got so much to talk about tonight. trump gets horny 40 performing arts, russia and ukraine agree to couples therapy and things are finally looking up for the measles. congrats, guys. let's get into another installment of "the second coming of donald j. trump." ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to come. >> jordan: let's start with the big news from donald trump's cabinet. robert f. kennedy jr., trump's nominee for health secretary and guy currently fighting a vulture for his lunch, has been officially confirmed. [boos] i know. they said it couldn't be done. excuse me, they said it shouldn't be done. but now it has happened. so you can now add "employment" to

fanny lu logró compartir escenario con la cantante dulce antes de su reciente fallecimiento y de ellaeda solo con recuerdos positivos de una grata experiencia. fue una experiencia muy bonita y y los momentos que me permití trabajar con dulce, estar con ella, escucharla. me di cuenta de la gran mujer que que es, que era y nos deja ese legado de su música, de su vozarrón y de su linda alma y espíritu. a divertirse y a pasarla bien. ante el inicio de la casa de los famosos all stars por telemundo, fanny lu no se reveló si se atrevería a entrar a un proyecto como este con otros artistas. no sería capaz. los admiro, los respeto mucho. en las últimas horas. también esta situación atmosférica causa inundaciones, cierres de algunas calles y carreteras y deslaves. le contamos. la policía de sacramento responde al llamado de un cuerpo encontrado a orillas de esta carretera. cuál es la hipótesis que manejan y lo último que se sabe de esta investigación? le cuento en minutos y en el valle central, una agencia del orden busca apoyo de sus residentes para poder modificar la ley estatal santuario y

treasury might find the way to use proceeds from selling stakes in fannie mae and freddie mac. a lot of investors want fannie mae and freddie mac to go back to being public companies, sell the stakes the government has. that's another way to generate funds. >> you could put a sovereign wealth tax, whatever works out. you have the ability in the country that wants to do this potentially to make this thing funded and watch it grow, watch it take a better path than some of the other sovereign wealth funds that have had controversy. i think it's a great business idea and one that americans should get behind. maria: i don't see president trump instituting any tax, a sovereign wealth tax. >> use other taxes. maria: that one i'm not into. we're going to keep gloar zzeroing inon this. quick break, we continue the conversation about the president's new wealth fund with the word on wall street panel next. don't miss that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ ♪ chocolate fundraiser. with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ dep

craig's fannie and freddie would be privately funded. i think your privatizing freddie and fannie -- it might have some virtues but it would lead to higher mortgage rates. fed chair powell: it could. >> the cfpb has been put on ice, but all the regulations remain in force. so if you are bank that wants to comply with those regulations, there's nobody that can give you any clarification, so you don't know, and if you are a bank that doesn't want to comply, the next presidential election may put into practice is cfpb that enforces all the regulations that the trump administration has tried to eliminate. does that cause confusion for banks? fed chair powell: you're speculating about what the situation might be. i would say that it could. >> the yields back. on -- i now recognize myself or five minutes. chair powell, let's talk about the balance sheet. as we've discussed several times before, the consistent massive growth of the federal debt creates long-run challenges for both the united states and settles future generations with an enormou

. >> a proposal and project 2025 we abolish fannie and freddie.was no explicit and implicit federal guarantee for those who invest in mortgages, what would that lead to higher mortgage interest rates? would be you no longer borrowing on the credit of the united states so fannie and freddie would be privately funded and could lead to that i think they are privatizing fannie and freddie might have other virtues it's been considered many times by this committee and others. >> might have some virtues that lead to higher mortgage rates. >> it could. >> the cfpb has been put on ice but all the regulations remain in force. if your bank that wants to comply with the regulations there is nobody that can give you any clarification. so if you are a bank that doesn't want to comply next presidential election may put into practice a cfpb that enforces all the relations the trump administration has tried to is not cause confusion for banks. >> your d speculating with the situation might be i would say it could stop i yelled back. >> the gentleman yields back an

cheryl okay, okay. >> it's going to take years and, b, because fannie and freddie have tended to haveacking of the u.s. government, i think we're in dangerous territory to suggest a complete privatization. that really would revamp the way mortgages are approached in the united states. cheryl: yeah, yeah, yeah. okay, that's good to know. good to see some movement in the mortgage market, if nothing else. retail sales, this is interesting because we've seen that data, actually, really pressured recently. you've got inflation higher, retail sales you should pressure. the december -- under pressure. the necessary number was not -- december number was not great. there's a lot of concern about the consumer right now, a lot. >> and there should be. in fact, if you dug into that new york fed report, we're seeing that american families are derev languaging. -- leveraging. this is the first time we've seen them cutting back on their debt. the last two precedents are 2001 and 2008, you know those are not good precedents. so we really are tracking this closely. and for everybody who said that the

insurance companies have to be rated for that mortgage to get into freddie and fannie. there's a rating agency called demo tech which has leapt from being a negligentable presence in florida's homeowner insurance market when they started in the 1990's to now over 50% by 2018. for that i commend the report when insurers exist climate losses fragile insurers and mortgage markets. demo tech's ratings are so slippery that almost 20% of florida insurance companies it rated have already gone bust. remember, 2008 and rating agencies? all this is happening because the fossil fuel industry has been allowed to main ana free to pleut business model -- pollute business model. contrary to basic principles of market economics, not to mention basic morality and deansy. when -- decency. when those negative externalities are not based into the price of the product, it's called a subsidy and this is a big one. $700 billion every year in the u.s. alone. when trump was soliciting a billion dollars in political money from the fossil fuel industry, and by the way, he got $100 million that we

. >> fanny pack. >> fanny pack? yeah, i was going to say murse. >> yeah, a man purse. >> a man purse? yeah. which is like, you know, they're popular now, right? right. who does not carry one, though? steve paulson. >> no, he's old school. >> yeah, he's old school. >> he carries a briefcase. >> he carries a briefcase and the wallet. the back. >> pocket problem on my private jet. come on. >> oh. >> that's true. >> take your time, mr. paulson. >> thank you very much. all right, jesse gary, great to have him on the morning show. it's been all over it in the santa cruz mountains, and he was absolutely spot on. it has peaked the san lorenzo river at big trees. and it was going, going and hit 1507 about 830. and then the rain tailed off and it started to drop late. last i saw it was 15 four but going down. so that's the good news. 16 five is flood stage. it looks like it just fell shy of that. however there were some hefty totals. santa cruz mountains forecast model said santa cruz mountains would get the most. they were r

since he would no longer be borrowing on the credit of the united states, fannie and freddie would berivately funded. there were not be any federal agency that can examine banks above $10 million. lizzy: that was jerome powell on the inflation status. get more from valerie. >> he said some interesting comments want to come to the functioning of the treasury market, backing loser banking capital rules in order that with the editing of the treasury market, saying we need to work on the treasury market structure . a part of that could be producing a supplemental leverage ratio. that would help banks hold more treasuries on the balance sheet without being punished and their leverage ratios for that. we saw a jump in swap spreads on this, meaning there is more demand for cash treasuries as banks will be able to hold more of them on the balance sheet. however, a lot of the treasury market reaction yesterday was due to the hot cpi print. if you take a look at the court to be on month on the figure, that is the hardest meeting we have had in his reading since march of last year. the first 0.4

there are a lot of people who supported president who are holders of securities in fannie mae and freddie mac that would very much like to see those privatized because of course they would be a lot more valuable. but, the fed will stay out of the debate about how and when that happens. it's very complicated. it won't be easy. >> for sure. comments around crypto as well and stablecoins. the crypto show will be going over all that in a few minutes. very interesting comments out of the fed chair for all that. michael mckee, thank you so much, bloomberg's fed economist michael mckee. while the fed never gets economic uncertainty tech leaders are facing their own challenges with elon musk saying this week he made a $97.4 billion offer to buy openai. but openai director larry summers says he has not received any formal outreach from musk. openai's sam altman replying to musk when he sat down with bloomberg earlier from the paris ai action summit and gave this response. sam: i think he is probably just trying to slow us down. obviously he is a competitor. he is working hard and has raised a lot

well, they've got exploring fanny absolutely nothing in my travels. i have noticed that the south african wine is extremely popular. why is that we make these elegant wives that are easy to drink? good. i with food, and at a very good price point. now how does location and climate influence and to fix the taste of the line? we find that the crude of the region we have will give us a longer period of arriving of the grapes that gives you more flavor in the grapes, gives you the winds of success, of the other, know the winds of 6 fish. i love the sounds of that. thank you so much. penny bernard kalu is a rising nigerian photographer to suggest the photos tub. so the city's life documenting the people, events and the environment, shading lights on efforts and social issues. this is every day africa, the streets of legal seem through the lens of bread, not kindly from either me. what our oldest one afflict bicycle box because all my friend off the wall. so it's always learning good when you come in the morning does different from entries hall question to

fannie mae declined an interview request for this story, but we spoke with their chief climate officerrs ago on the same subject as the mortgage giant was beginning to study climate risk in underwriting. >> the amount of. >> climate change. >> is not necessarily always. priced into the. >> market, and consumers. >> aren't really. >> aware of. >> what that's going to do. to insurance premiums going forward. the decisions. >> that fannie and freddie make are guiding the mortgage market away from pricing climate risks directly. >> and in the meantime, dave bert is betting again. >> that can. >> be either avoiding. >> the most at risk securities. >> it can. >> also be hedging with mortgage. >> credit derivatives. >> rising insurance costs will be the main factor in home price declines, but not the only one. some communities might increase taxes to pay for resilience measures. maintenance and energy costs may also go up. and despite all of this, last friday, the trump administration ordered fema staff to stop immediately implementation of the federal flood risk management standard. now, thi

fannie mae declined an interview request for this story, but we spoke with their chief climate officerrtgage giant was beginning to study climate risk in underwriting. >> the amount. >> of climate change is not necessarily always priced into the market, and consumers aren't really aware of what that's going to do to insurance premiums going forward. >> the decisions that fannie and freddie make are guiding the mortgage market away from pricing climate risks directly. >> and in the meantime, dave bert is betting again. >> that can be either avoiding the most at risk securities. it can also be hedging with mortgage credit derivatives. >> rising insurance costs will be the main factor in home price declines, but not the only one. some communities might increase taxes to pay for resilience measures. maintenance and energy costs may also go up. despite all of this, last friday, the trump administration ordered fema staff to stop immediately implementation of the federal flood risk management standard. now, this is the standard that ensures that public buildings, including schools, as well a

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stop the houses there caught us foreign minister mohammed bin abdur rahim on been dress them all. fanny's in beveled during his visit. he met with the lebanese president joseph found he says, contact will continue to support lebanese institutions and work on mutual projects . softer the government has been formed as in a hunter has moved from baby of the cost of the prime ministers, the latest for an official to visit $11.00 on a since a new leadership came into power in january 11 on elected. a new president ending more than 2 years of political paralysis. a new prime minister was also a pointed, but the company prime minister also really has a message to the lebanese leadership on the need to form a new government. this is something that he referred to a number of times during his brief exchange with reporters saying that after a new government is formed, then we will discuss with this government how we can continue to support 11 on got there is among a 5 nation group that has been trying to help loving on over recent years of overcome institutional crises. it's, it's economic crisis as

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the mirror, but there has been on a 2 day state visit to india shift to meet him in the habit of fanny held talks with indian prime minister in our end, remotely in the capital. new delhi author in india have strong ties in the energy sector. but they're seeking to deepen cooperation in other areas. on the consumption reports from new delhi, they mules put the shake the mean been model. connie began to state visit to india with communist in the rain to moody personal lead, receiving him at the airport in the getting. the amir 1st visited the country in 2015. when ties below actually focused on the energy sector. this time, the to have announce a strategic partnership that allows long term corporation inception effective. they want to double the annual trade to $20000000000.00 in the next 5 years. both sides are exploring the possibility of signing a free trade agreement. in future of the muse visit, reset stars with india of the tensions last year when a community called sentence to that 8 former engine naval offices, convicted of espionage. they eventually freed 7 have returned to ind

two of the mainstays of our housing market are fannie mae and freddie mac. helping to support homeownership. does the federal guarantee banking fannie freddie help make things more affordable and homeownership more accessible? mr. powell: i imagine it does hold down mortgage rates due to the fact that they are sovereign risk. >> and how important is the 30 year mortgage to ensure that families can afford a home? mr. powell: in our housing market, very important. >> and i first some discussions about eliminating fannie mae and freddie mac which would be detrimental, i presume, to the housing market. mr. powell: that's really a question for you. putting them back in the private sector has some appeal over the long run, but i don't think that we do. >> thank you very much, appreciate it. >> thank you. senator ricketts. >> thank you mr. chairman and ranking member for holding this important hearing and thank you chair powell for being here today to talk about our economy and all things going on. i want to address again something that we started talking about whi

there's a proposal in project 2025 that we abolish fannie and freddie.mplicit federal guarantee for those who invest in mortgages, would that lead to higher mortgage interest rates? >> since you're no longer be borrowing on the credit of the united states? in other words. so fannie and freddie would be privately funded. it could lead to that. i think there are privatizing freddie and fannie might have other virtues, too, though, as you has been considered many times by this committee, and others. >> might have some virtues, but it would lead to higher mortgage rates. >> it could. >> the cfpb has been put on ice, but all the regulations remain in force. so if you're a bank that wants to comply with those regulations, there's nobody that can give you any clarification. so you don't know. and if you're a bank that doesn't want to comply, the next presidential election may put into practice a cfpb that enforces all the regulations that the trump administration has tried to eliminate. does that cause confusion for banks? >> i. you're you're you're speculating

yeah. >> and i have heard some discussions about eliminating fannie mae and freddie mac, which wouldtrimental, i presume, to the housing market. >> that's really a question for you. you know, i mean, we're putting putting them back in the private putting housing finance back in the private sector has some appeal over the longer run. but i leave that with you. >> thank you, mr. chairman, very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. senator ricketts. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member, for holding this important hearing. and thank you, chairman powell, for being here today to talk about our economy and all the things that are going on. i want to address, again, something that the ranking member started talking off about, which was characterizing the cfpb as being the cop on the beat here. but i can tell you as having been a governor and having a department of banking that reported to me that if any consumer would contact us and make a complaint about a bank, even a big bank like jp morgan, we would investigate, as could the occ, the ftc, fdic, the ftc. so to characterize it

i was ready to retire from the legislature but i think there's -- there are women like fannie lou hamer who were patriots in this country, she was from mississippi, she fought for the right for black people to vote. being someone who has been incredibly blessed with opportunities, having grown up in d.c., having been very well educated around the country, this was an opportunity to be patriotic. i wanted, of course, to see leader jeffries be speaker. host: you mentioned other names, your own middle name is sojourner. tell us the story behind that. ms. bynum: i was born in 1975. you either got a name like knowie -- i got janelle which was different. parents often wanted to give their children something to hold onto. my parents chose sojourner after sojourner truth, she was an abolitionist and women's suffragist. i feel like i've followed in her footsteps and been rellenoless about making sure the american dream is possible for everyone. host: what are your earliest memories of being politically aware? ms. bynum: as a seventh grader i would woman come to house office buildings and deliver

from fees paid to the government for auto and gas leases would find proceeds from selling stakes in fannie mae and freddie mac as one way to generate a funding. samantha: details need worked out deregulation unleashing domestic energy one way to legitimate royalties for me exciting because titans of business are back in washington, and folks know how to create wealth are going to bring skills to bear for the benefit of all americans, so this is a really intriguing idea that trump has said he wanted agencies to study and i think it is a good one. maria: yeah, make america wealthy again, we slip in a short break just getting started coming up white house senior counselor for trade manufacturing peter navarro back with us as president trump successfully uses tariffs to fight the drug war underway a look on a strategy coming up senate banking committee a hearing on financial institution decisions debank clients david mccormick on the committee. >> ♪ ain't, nobody, ain't nobody -- ♪ ♪ i will take you back, uh-huh ♪ . we got this. fifty years of helping you invest for every chapter. baby: libert

is it to pick up the debt of companies you think are opportunities and by the way, what happens if fannieomes out of conservatorship? >> as we're thinking about opportunities and tighter spreads, i think the benefit is on a relative value basis, commercial mortgage bonds, still trade cheap. i think from an index perspective, corporate index is around 47 over. you can pick up anywhere between 50 to 100 over cmbs for a comparable rating. so think about opportunity lies for us as we're looking around the periphery. there are areas that are, you know, often overlooked as investors are thinking about commercial real estate space and i still think the benefit of having a smaller market relative to corporates, as well as the investor base just having to do more work and dig into these underlying collateral, you can pick and choose and you can find a lot of items. on the conservatorship side, i think that's to be determined. we'll see what happens and what comes you of that. that's not -- comes of that. that's not a trend setter in terms of prioritizations and concerns. katie: you'll have to come

fannie lou hamer sat down with some of the most detestable people in our nation's history. and if they can sit down and work through elements of threat, certainly i can do that. what is very obvious, though, to me, is that there is true animus against progressive politics that see transformation through the lens of liberation. and particularly as we celebrate black history month. when you look at the accomplishments that we have made over the course of decades in this country, it has always been through the lens of black folks. look, here's the part that's actually fascinating to me, especially as we talk about dei during the great depression. unemployment for white men was 30%. reverend al and our country called it a national crisis. they got housing, they got education, they got shovels before there were things to dig. no one talked about diversity, equity and inclusion when white men needed to be made whole. and now you have black folks, brown folks, asian folks. you have lgbtq plus folks across this country that need us to stand up for working people. that's the legacy

thank you. [ light laughter ] it's a fanny pack.s. >> seth: oh, are these australian snacks? >> yeah. they're good -- they're like mounds bars with cherry in them. they're delicious. >> seth: great thank you, that's so nice. >> and some tim tams. >> seth: tim tams. all right. [ cheers and applause ] now, who opened my tim tams? >> they are very good. [ laughter ] very good. >> seth: so you are eating -- you have had a few of my tim tams? >> you are getting gifted a few of my tim tams. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay got you. >> friend. >> seth: thank you much. you just did rachel dratch's podcast. >> yes. >> seth: it's about sort of spooky stuff. >> yeah. >> seth: and you had a very true spooky thing happen to you. >> yes. yes, so i got to go on rachel's podcast, love you dratch. and we talked about this experience. i was in high school. i was probably a junior. and i had a friend, whose friend, i found out when i showed up at this house to hang out, was a witch. >> seth: okay. >> like a wiccan or -- so anyway, you know, that i think tha

and so that he stands on the judgment of martin and malcolm and fannie lou hamer and others.en i hear him say the 1619 zeroed in on one particular year. yes, that's the beginning of a crime against humanity. 1776. yes, that's the american revolution. but that crime against humanity, of barbaric slavery, enslavement of black people went on until 1865. then another 100 years of neo slavery and lynching every two and a half days for 50 years. so i would just say to brother trump, i know that you're a gangster. gangsters don't want to be concerned about truth and justice. they are obsessed with the 11th commandment. thou shalt not get caught. say what you want with no accountability. do what you want with no answerability. no responsibility. we are not just in conflict, my dear brother, but there is a war going on, brother jake. it's a war against working people, against poor people. it's a war against black people and indigenous people. and we have to preserve the moral and the spiritual center of what we do. over against the gangster ization of the country. >> so what do you se

have to bring a level vulnerability like in the billie holiday tick tock i did a tick tock about fannie hamer and it's really important for me in those moments to pay to the portrayal all that i'm doing is i'm dressing up as these to balance that level of fun and joy and humor with the seriousness of what work was. so it's very i try to come at it with a level of respect as much as my skill can with acting what ticktock that you've made has gotten the biggest response so far. how do you judge that? oh. man, i have made over 50 of these. i think the biggest one that i have seen go viral, i think has been the billie holiday. tick tock. but i don't measure the amount of success by the views anymore. i don't measure it by the amount of likes anymore. but i do it by what people are saying in the comments because i know that a tiktok is really impactful and really successful whenever i see teachers in the comments saying, i use this to my class or even in the comments saying i'm going to write an essay of this. i've gotten a comment where somebody said that they take notes every i post a blac

in the words of fanny lieu hamer my people are sick and tired of being sick and tired.e sick and tired of being the last one hired and first one fired. we are sick and tired of the word white working class being a code word for white. we are tired and this is our time to rise up. one people, within nation, undivided, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. i'm asking for your vote to be the next d.n.c. chair. i hope my words are well received. and even though i know that there's a coalescence with the ben and o'malley show. in words to the freedom fighter mr. fred hampton, you may not vote for a revolutionary, but being not stop the revolution. >> thank you, dr. hathaway. that includes the nominating speeches for dr. hathaway. we move on to nate snyder. the 10 minute window begins once the first spark begins. >> good morning, democrats. we do better than that. good morning, democrats. all right. it is both an honor and responsibility to stand before you today at there critical moment in our nation's history. we in this room today are not just the members of democ