at the fdic. so i don't need to go into your failures and the complete lack of management while you have been at the fdic. i want to talk about the people . your employees. and what they have had to go through. how can you justify allowing supervisors to refer to disabled veterans as captain mcnasty? we are talking about a veteran who lost part of his leg in service to our country. and to work in a hostile work environment, where he is referred to as captain mcnasty is not just wrong, but disgusting. to think about the chilling reports that say employees, supervisors were permitted to mock the fact is employee used a wheelchair. what kind of environment and culture? and how long does it have to go on before it becomes commonplace to make fun of veterans who served this nation, at great personal expense? or when an employee reported that for a period of three years, a senior examiner would sexualize her every time he could. and he believed similarly with other colleagues and bank employees includin

of the report has indicated that the fdic's appointment center and wall street journal article the fdic's hotel there's 24 instances. now this morning we hear from your testimony that you indicated surfaced a little while back and you just learned of it then of the depth of this. there were 92 harassment claims according to the report. you have to be either totally competent or not caring and allowed to go on and work for all of this activity. as you know resulted in the removal and the reduction and notice the more areas such, unbelievable. that is the facilitation in the purest forms. one of the things that will happen, we want to make sure that mr. williams who was in tournament between the two terms, is also in the report and it says nothing about that. in fact it speaks pretty about her. i will quote within three months of your departure, your successor built enough trust that they felt they could share their stories into she began to work on the fdic's culture problems. they are supportive of what she was doing so the report talks about discrimination, nepotism and your anger manage

heuz heuz fdic staff -- mr. huizenga: fdic staff had been known to cry after leaving meetings with you and others had to comfort colleagues after interacting with you. no such stories were documented about either chair bear or chairmaning williams -- chair mcwilliams. they delayed delivering news that they fear wood upset you and your reactions -- feared would upset you and your reactions had a chilling effect on communication. if your staff are so afraid to give you bad news and they delay telling you that news, it simply makes a bad situation even worse. sir, you're the wrong person for the job to clean up this mess. the mission of the fdic is far too important and you are unwilling or unable to accept negative information. any delay of information getting to the chairman of the fdic is a recipe for disaster. if you can't deal with bad news, you are the wrong person for this job. i want to hit on one other important point. last time you were before the committee, you were asked directly by the chair if you had

frn the fd -- fdic, and the fdic was forced to respond. cleary, gottlieb responded, i was surprised that they picked cleary, gottlieb. it's clear to me the law firm, as it should have, pulled no punches. the report tells us that nearly one in ten employees -- one in ten -- at the fdic has experienced sexual harassment, racial discrimination, verbal abuse, or other inappropriate behavior while working at the agency. i want you to listen to this. i hate to have to say it, but i want the american people to understand what's been going on under mr. gruenberg's leadership at the federal deposit insurance corporation. this is what the report told us. one hispanic employee told investigators with the cleary gottlieb law firm that his fdic supervisor made him say the pledge of allegiance at work to, quote, prove that they were american. another fdic employee reported that her supervisor told her, quote, you're a mother. you don't belong in the workplace. end quote. the report goes on. one senior fdic official who had a reputation of visiting broth

and it would mean that the board of the fdic would be deadlocked.genda and the things that gruenberg is trying to pass would not happen if -- would likely not happen if gruenberg were pushed out. a lot of republicans made this point today that it's a sort of political calculus by democrats in not coming after gruenberg harder. i think you did see a lot of democrats on the house side be pretty harsh in their criticism. there are at least two house democrats who now seem to be, you know, indicating that they would support him resigning and a couple others who said they had serious doubts. but i think on the senate side you saw democrats take a much more measured approach in the hearing. laura: and greenberg apologized, saying he will change the culture, that he'll take an anger management course. what reaction, though, are you hearing, and do you think that he's done enough to save his job? rebecca: it looks for now like his job is safe. there may be other shoes to drop here. the house is investigating. they've been speaking to fdic employees, the ins

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for the biden administration, does me too apply, except for the fdic? >> no, we have seen some people forced to work in unconscionable conditions. >> what are you going to do about the fdic? how will you protect them? >> they definitely deserve protection. this is the sexual harassment claims, they fall under a different federal agency. >> so you are planning to just ignore it? >> no. but i think it is important for agencies to operate under the authority that they have been given by congress. >> wouldn't you want to ask mr. martin gruenberg to resign? to quit? >> i think, senator, you said that the complaints have been made to the proper federal agencies. >> not yet, but they are coming. i am asking you, what are you planning on doing, if anything, because it does not sound like you are planning to do anything to help these young female employees. >> i am happy to make sure that the eeoc is aware. >> you will not do anything about it as labor secretary. >> let me say this, mr. senator, i know that the people need a very strong department of labor. our

of employee mistreatment ansexual harassment at the fdic came to light.e said heould remain at the position until the new successor is confirmed. a white house spokesperson confirmed president biden will soon put forward a new nominee for fdic chair. the announcement came after he testified last week on capitol hill before house and senate lawmakers. you can watch either of those hearings on our website, c-span.org, by typing"fdic" in the search bar. announcer: on tuesday, secretary of state antony blinken will testify about his recent trip to the ukraine, the ongoing fightingetween israel and hamas, in the president 20 budget request. watch live covera from the senate foreign relations committee on c-span3,, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including sparklight. >> the greatest town on earth is the place you call home. at sparklight, it is our home, too, and right now, we are all facing our greatest challenge. that's w

>> reporter: the president will put forward a new nominee for fdic chair soon.ll step down once a successor is confirmed. until that time, he says, i will continue to fulfill my responsibilities as chairman of the fdic including the transformation of the agency's workplace culture. pressure on gruenberg to resign has been building since two grueling congressional hearings last week. lawmakers pressed him on the sexual harassment, stalking and if bullying at the finishing dic under his mel helm as well as gruenberg's own anger issues. >> you've led the agency for 10 of the last 13 years. we've had significant bank failure withs. do you think -- failures. do you think that the fact you respond to bad information by attacking or yelling at the person presenting that that information makes those people less willing to present if bad information to you? >> i endeavor to entreat every employee with courtesy and respect. >> reporter: mchenry will there went op on to say that the report says otherwise. and republicans have been calling on gruenberg to step down since th

shirley, their reluctance has nothing to do with fdic's line of succession. would fill a vacancy with the agencies distinguished vice chair, who happens to be a republican. surely our colleagues will not play politics in the face of such glaring failures of leadership at a major regulatory authority. this send its oversight responsibility is a serious business and i hope our colleagues in the majority are up to the task. on another matter, yesterday the democratic leader once again tipped his cap to president biden for what he describes as many actions in recent weeks to secure the southern border. which leaves me with a couple of questions. first, what took the president so long? and second, why isn't he taking the actions we know would actually begin to address the crisis that he actually invited? the reason i ask is because time matters here. the cost of an average day of avoidable crisis at the border is measured in thousands of apprehensions of illegal arrivals. and the interdiction of lethal drugs like fentanyl. and if that's not alarming enough conside

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the fdic chairman agreeing to resign after widespread sexual harassment was exposed at the fdic.ne with details now. cheryl. >> that's right, maria. martin greenberg is resigning after an investigation revealed widespread sexual harassment. greenberg confirmed he would step down, spending a successor being chosen. fdic vice chair travis hill will step in a as the interim chairman. president biden is expected to choose a new chairman soon. the white house did say that, greenberg said he would continue to fulfill his job duties until a replacement is found including the transformation of the fdic workplace culture. the head of americas' biggest companies breaking salary records last year. half of executives made at least $15.7 million a year, that's a new record. most of that due to stock awards. most of the ceos received year over year raises of at least 9% as well. a quarter of them received 25% raises or more. the highest paid ceo in the report coming in at $162 million per year, followed by palo alto network's 151 million and then blackstone's steve schwarzman making $120 milli

you mentioned the fdic risk review which shows bank capital levels are high, liquidity provisions arere taking steps to build reserves in case there's additional headwinds down the road. maria: i want to ask about the regulatory backdrop here. the consumer financial protection bureau is declaring by now, pay later firms must comply with u.s. credit card laws when protecting customers, under the truth in lending act these firms must make refunds or return products, investigate disputes, pause payments and provide bills with fee disclosures, that's part of it. we've got a whole host of new rules around the climate change agenda out of the biden administration, how would you characterize the regulatory backdrop. >> well, one, it's extremely aggressive against banks right now in particular. the rule that you mentioned by now, pay later, it's a good example of this. where the cpb cuts corners. there's policy, there's process and then there's politics. and while we may agree with the cpb on certain policy, banks are already add a he -- add adherie same standards, the process, they're cuttin

. >> earlier today, the chair of the fdic, martin gruenberg and michael barr appeared before the senate to if found continued sexual -- harassment at the agency. watch at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> joining us now is a professor of law, civil rights■i and socil justice at georgetown university. the author of a book, "white space, black hood." it has been 70ears since the supreme court gave its decision in brown v board of education. haseen the lasting impact? >>ost lasting impact is that brown captured the imagination of a new gener of young people who were to believe -- i am a free and equal citizen. be able to go to school institution in america on a nonracial basis. institution on a nonracial basis. that inspired people like my parents and that culminated in a social and the civil rights act of the 60's. only after that social revolution that the court be enforce brown. brown gets actively enforced by federal courts in 1968-1988 where you have this golden age of school integration which i benefited from. born and raised in huntsville, alabama. i am a proud, young baby br.we d public s

. >>> biden is set to choose a new chair for the fdic. the fdic chair said he will step down once the senate confirms his successor. in the report, employees accused him of bullying and verbal abuse. >> he says he saketakes full responsibility and has apologized. >>> a massive fire is being blamed on storms that blew through the region. crews battled through the night and were able to knock down the fire without any reported injuries. officials believe lightning sparked the blaze. >>> the central united states is facing a barrage of severe storms that brought tornados, heavy rain and baseball-sized hail. that coming after at least 13 tornados were reported sunday night. tearing through colorado, kansas and oklahoma. several people were injured. meanwhile, in hard-hit texas, nearly 150,000 residents are still without power, as blistering heat blankets the state. the death count there rising to eight after this weekend's powerful storm. and the threat continues as another dangerous system barrels toward the north west this morning putting m

but there is one person, one man, who has been in charge of the fdic for 10 of the last 13 years. he has been on his third tour of becoming the chair. and these complaints stretch back to each time that he has been chairman. and in fact, the other two intervening chairs, sheila baird from president obama, and yellenna mcwilliams from president trump have spent their time cleaning up the mess that martin gruenberg has created. if you created the environment, you can't fix the environment and you are not the right person for the job. if you say everyone had been held to a higher standard from now on, yet will not hold yourself to that same standard, you are not the right person for the job. madam speaker, the time has arrived for the fdic chairman martin groundberg to -- gruenberg to resign or be fired. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois, mrs. ramirez, for five minutes. mrs. ramirez: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. mr. speaker, in recognition of jewish american heritage month i rise today to honor

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. >> maria, the way, shape or form we need to know about fdic under lairp of greenberg a toxic abusiveenvironment what i hope marty greenberg will say this morning is he resigns has been there more than two decades one thing coming out of his leadership there, is a corrosive environment michael barr the fd his proposal to put more capital on the sidelines, make its harder for small businesses to start making it harder for millennials to borrow for their first memo a terrible concept trying to have a capital solution for a national liquid issue you know blelt better that have been anybody. >> why is fdic so toxic marty greenberg leadership style scream, shout throw things, the fact of the matter he has an abusive corrosive environment brought to our attention by whistleblowers for the last couple years >>thanks so much for being here. >> senator tim scott. we'll be right back.. . a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now we're introducing ultimate speed for business, our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t,

the fdic's chairman did apologize, spoke to this. i would send you there. the fdic's and independent agency, so i would refer you to them as to anything else coming out from the fbi see on this particular matter. i don't have any personnel announcement to make at this time. >> i know you don't want to get ahead of the announcement, but can you more broadly talk about the role that -- trying to protect american workers versus consumers? tariffs are often attached to consumers. how can you assure americans that more tariff do not come with higher costs? >> i will let the announcement speak for itself, but what china has played, they play by a different set of rules. this is what we know to be clear. it has been unfair and anticompetitive practices. forcing technologies transfer, stealing intellectual property, stored in market forces with unrivaled subsidies, barriers, flooding markets with artificially cheap products to wipe out the competition. that is what we have seen from china with their unfair trade policies. we have done the opposite here. what we hav

the fdic's chair testifying on capitol hill. a toxic work environment, bullying and discrimination.r? >> reporter: he's sorry for his bad behavior. the fdic's chair fending off calls to step down, the top republican on senate banking, tim scott had a phone call where he told him to redesign and today the chairman of house financial services, patrick mchenry also called for him to step down. >> the fact that you've not yet redesigned proves you take no responsibility for your actions. this includes your verbally abusive behavior. this is beyond partisanship. >> reporter: bloomberg has admitted to contributing to the toxic workplace exposed in an independent investigation where employees told investigators many felt sexually harassed from other employees, verbally abused and retaliated against for reporting bad behavior from the top down but the buck stops with bloomberg, he admits he contributed with his own anger issues. staff described him as someone who was angry and upset and could not control his anger, it is difficult and volatile. >> i want to apologize and express how deeply

senator kennedy: i want to ask you about the fdic. have you read the article "wall street journal" entitled strip clubs and nude photos and toxic. did you read the article fdic lawyers stayed on paid leave for weeks after child porn arrest. mr. powell: i don't remember that one. senator kennedy: did you read the fdic chair known for temper ignored bad behavior in workplace, end quote? mr. powell: i read so much. i remember the broad story, but the particular stories. senator kennedy: did you read the article in which a former female employee of the fdic recalled her male colleagues saying women needed to use sex to get ahead at the fd inch c? mr. powell: i don't recall. senator kennedy: did you read the article that a female risk manager during a lunch said she had become friendly with that examiner and he complained to her about his marriage, telling her he wasn't getting enough sex and she said or he allegedly said, obviously if i walked into this office and you were naked, i would f-right here. wall wall do you remember the supervi

if they go bankrupt, does the fdic reimburse the customers? >> thank you for the question. the simple answer is no. those customers are holding their phones with the relationship only to that non-bank intermediaries. the fdic -- >> it's like loading mother to your brother not if your brother-in-law is sam bankman-fried's. >> yes. >> okay. i'll ask mr. holshouser, representing technet. if one of your members goes bankrupt will the other members ship in and make the customers hold or will those customers, voters be here demanding congress bail them out? >> depends on what side of the fintech and as you speaking of. there's reliability, credit and debit and of the product but some exposure. >> you've got, right now they're holding onto $18 billion. they they are investigating either something safe or maybe pork bellies, i don't know where they put their money. where are they put it today they can put it somewhere else more risky tomorrow. your members are not going to build them up. it here demanding a bailout from congress. i'll point out the deal with venmo is that you pay 1

plan to resign after an employee -- reports that employemistreatment and sexual harassment at the fdic came to light. he said he would remain to the positi until a new successors conference. a white house spokesperson confirmed president biden will soon put forward a new nominee for fdic the announcement from him came after he testified last week on capitol hill before house and senate lawmakers. you can watch either of those hearings on our website, c-span.org by typing fbi see in the search bar. -- fbi see in the search bar. >> the house will be in order. >> c-span celebrates 45 years of celebrating congress like no others. since 1979 we been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balance, unfiltered views of government. all of the support of america's cable company. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> at the state department, spokesperson matthew miller talked about the spokesperson of the iranian president saying the u.s. policy toward iran had not changed. he also cover the international criminal court's move to seek arrest warrants for israeli prime minis

and there are some republicans who are now calling for the resignation of the fdic chair, do you think he should resign? >> let me say that i am still reviewing the report, what i am seeing, what i am seeing is concerning even disturbing, but we will hear from the chairman in just a few days and he will appear before my committee and we will get a chance to hear from him directly and we will see where we go from there. >> fair enough. >> let me be clear, an abusive and toxic workplace environment where people feel that they are being abused in some way, that is hostile, to the work environment, it is intolerable and one way or the other, it will have to be addressed and you will -- we will make sure that it happens. >> we look forward to the testimony before the banking committee in just a few days and there is a lot that is still happening including israel where there have been moves into rafah and the gaza city in which more than one million palestinians are taking refuge and we have gotten confirmation from the defense department and the secretary that the u.s. has withheld a shipme

the fdic does a number of studies. we ask why don't you have a bank account. thfirst is i'm afraid of havi one because of surprised fees. and the second is erdraft fees. ese set of fees are explicitly creating financial excluon. mr. sueiro: we s similar findings with credit cards. there are surveys out ther asking consumers why don't you have a credit card? if you don't, they ci costs, interest rates, and late fees as one of the rsons they don't get those. i would add people w do have these high-cost products are often more likely to for credi cards being delinquent. overdraft fees to lose their products. get overburdened in debt. and pushed out of the finaial system if they are not able to pay those fees. senator menendez: according to a 2019 fdic survey, 36% cited distrust of banks as a reason for not having an account. we have to try to modify because we need people to enter a port financial institution so this way they are not going to the check cashing place and payday lender and pawnbroker. one final question. one area where renters are feeling acutely t

. >>> and the chairman of the fdic is out following a report about the agency's toxic workplace culture. the white house confirmed that martin gruenberg will step down once his successor is appointed. his departure comes after a report cites alleged incidents of stalking, harassment, homophobia, and other things at the federal agency. the report was based on more than 500 complaints from employees. >> well, the nation's midsection is expected to get slammed by a new round of severe weather today. more than 50 million people are at risk. last night baseball-sized hail cracking a car's windshield. an intense line of thunderstorms is expected to push through iowa and missouri this afternoon, reaching chicago and milwaukee later on this evening. tomorrow severe weather will flare up in texas, arkansas, and oklahoma, and extending all the way north to buffalo. >>> coming up, arizona police rush into a home to save a baby who was shot during a domestic violence incident. >>> and a former red sox pitcher is arrested. the disturbing charges he's facing. facing. if advanced lung cancer has you s

. >> thursday, fdic chair martin gruenberg, federal vice chair michael barber and comptroller of the currency michael suda testify about financial oversight. a recent independent investigation found continued sexual harassment and discrimination at the fdic. watch live before the senate banking committee beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on cpn -- c-span three, c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c- span.org. >> now they've wrecked their country so they want to come here and collect our welfare instead. so no asylum cases. >> most people come here to make a better life, if not for them, for their kids. my italian grandparents never spoke english. i never had a conversation with them and yet they made america great. >> this friday, author ann coulter and columnist saw rabbi murray delete recent magazine's nick lesbian the young turks for euchre over the question should the u.s. shut its borders. the debate is moderated by barry weiss. watch it friday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are feared and

testifying today, fdic chair, martin gruenberg, michael barr, and michael hsu. martin gruenberg was facing a bipartisan grilling yesterday over a report that found pervasive harassment and mistreatment of employees at the agency. democrats yesterday blasted gruenberg's leadership and openly questioned whether he should stay at the agency but stopped short of joining republicans and calling for his removal, which would lead to a crackdown on big banks and halts financial rules opposed by the industry. that, from politico. today senate lawmakers are expected to continue the questioning. senator brown is chair and tim scott of south carolina is the top republican on the banking committee. you are watching live coverage on c-span3.

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if they do go bankrupt, does the fdic reimburse the customers? >> thank you for the question and the simple answer is no. those customers are holding their funds with the relationship only to that non- bank intermediary. >> it is like loaning money to your brother-in-law? >> yes. >> i will ask representing technet if one of your members goes bankrupt, will the other members ship in and make the customers hold, or will those customers or voters be here demanding that congress build amount? >> it depends on what side you are speaking of. and the other is zero liability for credit and debit but there is some exposure. >> right now they are holding onto $18 billion and investing it in either something safe or maybe pork bellies. i don't know where they put their money. wherever they put it they could put it somewhere more risky tomorrow. and your members won't bail them out and they will be here demanding a bailout from congress. i will point out that the deal with venmo is you pay 1.75% to get your money three days earlier. i don't think apr is real

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