the idea is privatization within digital currency on fiat is happening much faster than public-sectorovation in that space, so it is important central banks know that this is happening, this is a new area in the financial system and they need to regulate that. you think about things like coins, but the focus is on moving the markets forward and they need to make sure there are good rules around it. it is in purging for the commercial growth of the sector. stephen: where in asia will become the digital currency hub? japan has interesting development's are talking about. >> all of the major financial market centers in the world whether it be singapore, hong kong, tokyo, increasingly the uae, paris, london, the u.s., all of these markets are moving forward in parallel and are all looking to make sure they have sound frameworks around this. i do not think it is one at the expense of the other, but all of these serve different dimensions of the system. stephen: you have been in favor of more regulation as well, especially following the collapse of the smaller banks. in silicon valley bank

and we are trying to fix the mess the administration is making and passing rules through executive fiat and doing it notably with respect to the border, making all manners of decisions to the executive branch indirect violation of the law and federal judge just ruled last week in the northern district of texas, saying and i quote, defendants, illegal aliens plead guilty. on behalf of the cartel, defendants participated in alien smuggling. their participation included a stash house in fort worth, texas and transporting those. the organization charged $10,000 and between $12,000. law enforcement discovered this. the fort worth portion of this after a man in baltimore paid the organization to have his wife and two-year-old daughter smuggled in the united states after they arrived in mexico. the husband contends he paid thousand dollars to smuggle his wife and child. they were transported to the stash house and demanded he pay $23,000. the member told the husband, quote, they would do things to his daughter he would not like if he did not make this payment. and goes on and on. the guideline

they legislate by fiat through rulemaking. earlier this year the a.t.f. finalized a rule that redefines these stabilizing braces as a short-barreled rifle. after decades, after decades they changed the interpretation. mr. speaker, this insidious rule would turn millions of law-abiding gun owners, including many disabled veterans, as we've heard, who rely on these stabilizing braces, would turn them into criminals simply for possessing firearms with a legal accessory and i'm proud to co-sponsor this important resolution and urge my colleagues to support its passage. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields. the gentleman from texas is recognized or new york is recognized. mr. nadler: new york. mr. speaker, i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from nevada, ms. titus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from nevada is recognized for one minute. ms. titus: thank you very much, mr. speaker, mr. chairman. my colleagues across the aisle are shamelessly trying to make this into a veteran issue. it's an n.r.a.

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knows he does that, does that the current events show that the process of war and ukraine has beg fiat, georgia is monitoring closely the events in dawson, georgia, also shares come on board with russia and cause ex done presidents to kind of cold up the quote for the or assumption of law and all the in russia. now, how does this benefit vladimir putin to go up against the wagner group considering that the, the mercenary forces have been crucial to russia's war in ukraine? yeah, and on the one hand precautions people was something like the elite troops and ukraine was still lead troops and they did a chief military successes in the so called military special at special operations . that's what this why quote, it's called in russia. is it what can see the better train but to exempt and job, but to paid if they are no longer fighting in the ukraine, then most school bill obviously lose a lot of friends as the phones. um. how about if they gets to moscow and hinder it's 14 may lose his power. so put in has no choice but to fight for gordon's people now. otherwise he's on future is uncerta

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so she did find a job at the fiat factory, but her lungs affected by the fumes and scarred. so the advice of a doctor. she resumed her life on the outside and went back when she could to skiing. she excelled learning all on the back ways of just mountains and actually it is on the slope that she met her second husband, a tall taciturn but brilliant diplomat 20 years older than she jerzy is. he came a wealthy family which enabled him do whatever he wanted to do without any restriction of a job. a talented linguist. he became a polish diplomat as well as a writer. he loved to skate in the tatra mountain and one afternoon, while skiing he saw this young woman struggling and falling on a steep slope which had become very icy in a sudden blizzard, you skate over to her and grabbed her badly, averting her, coming although 20 years of senior, jerzy married katrina a few months later in warsaw warsaw. then they went to ethiopia. a ethiopia where jerzy posted, but they came back to london. when germany invaded poland, christian i was introduced m16, the british intelligence, which so

obliviousness, today, the majority pulls the ripcord and announces 'colorblindness for all' by legal fiat." after headlines, we'll host a roundtable discussion on the supreme court's ruling on affirmative action. in california, a state task force has released its final report proposing reparations for the harms done to black families due to slavery, segregation, and racial discrimination. the panel is asking california lawmakers and governor gavin newsom to approve monetary compensation to black residents for mass incarceration, racist policing, housing discrimination, healthcare inequalities, and environmental racism. cheryl grills, a member of the california reparations task force, noted the report was released thursday morning just as the supreme court struck down affirmative action. >> i would encourage the supreme court to read the interim report. i would encourage them to read the final report and to understand that the legacy of slave meant, the ongoing harms, are with us to this very day. so this country is disingenuous. first, they used race to exclude us. and now they are refusi

obliviousness, today, the majority pulls the ripcord and announces it's color blindness for all legal fiat." justice thomas firing back, quote, experts and elites have been wrong before. the stakes are simply too high to gamble. >> we will comply with the court's decision, but it does not change our values. >> reporter: the path forward for colleges is still murky. the court said schools may consider an essay from a student about the impact of race on one's life, be it through discrimination, inspiration or otherwise. justice sotomayor reading her scathing dissent from the bench for nearly 20 minutes, calling the essay suggest an attempt to put lipstick on a pig. now, colleges are left with a new world order, navigating how to recruit minorities and comply with the law. >> for those that don't want to visit their own systemic barriers that they've presented, we're putting them on notice they want to continue those legacy admissions rograms, we're going to challenge them >> laura, this was about education. what about diversity efforts initiatives in the workplace? >> reporter: well, lester,

they can't be created by fiat, by legislation, or administrative practice.y have to be earned. >> you've written about mass incarceration, you've studied mass incarceration, and you question whether mass incarceration is the result of systemic racism in policing. here's a quote from 2021. you said... unpack that for me. >> so, the key distinction there for me in the incarceration debate is between individual and social responsibility. the individual who breaks the law, they are responsible for their action. there is also the collective responsibility that a society has to structure its institutions in such a way to promote the general well-being of all of its people. and if you come to rely as heavily as we did come to rely, as we have come to rely, upon imprisonment as a response to social disorder, that is not accepting collective or social responsibility. and that's what led me to say you can have a million cases, and each one of them could be rightly decided -- that is to say, decided rightly in terms of individual responsibility of the criminal in quest

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cake obliviousness today, the majority pulls the rip cord and announces color blindness for all by fiat. justice thomas, quote, experts and elites have been wrong before. the stakes are simply too high to gamble. reaction to this ruling has been swift and polarizing. today we spoke with a junior at uc berkeley who was part of the group that broad forward these cases. he says he believes the decision will make it possible for all people to achieve the american dream. >> today's decision has started a new chapter in the saga of the history of asian americans in this country. it marks the promise of a new beginning, a resurgence of the principles of the american dream. it belongs to all of us, who deserve a chance, but can now rejoice over the fact that at least our kids can be judged based on their achievements and merits alone. >> bay area congressman ro khanna disagrees. he says this decision does a disservice to our future leaders. >> the harm this is going to do for students, not just black and latino students, but white and asian american students, consider students going to harvard

eat cake obliviousness the majority pulls the rip cord and announces colorblindness for all by legal fiat." the cases were brought by conservative activist richard blum's admissions arguing the schools discriminated against white and asian applicants like calvin yang. >> it is my hope to see a renewed college admissions system that recognizes and rewards the multifaceted talents and diverse perspective that each individual can bring to the table. >> reporter: chief justice roberts wrote that universities can still consider the discussion of how race affected an applicant's life, say in an essay. a notion that justice sonia sotomayor called nothing but an attempt to put lipstick on a pig. president biden slammed the ruling. >> this is not normal. >> reporter: while republicans praised the decision as ending discrimination. so this ruling does not apply to military academies or end legacy admissions processes. meanwhile, on this final day before the court's summer recess, we could get two more big rulings. one on president biden's student loan forgiveness program, another on lgbtq protectio

vitaly dolgov says that the assembly of the fiat drone is still small-scale, but apart from these copters laboratory has it. there are several other developments that are now being brought home, for example, a drone with the working name kamikaze and a tethered shershe drone, which, according to the idea , should monitor the space around the position around the clock, hangs on the camera, so to speak, yes, uh above the uh point, gives out a signal or it , so to speak with other words, binoculars, that is, it is adjusting, rather useless load this camcorder also these translators are different, moreover. not the name of kartsev if the development of a ground- based drone, which, according to the idea, can also be used as a kamikaze, yes. yes, 5 kg, you can throw it on him and, well, in terms of length, it’s probably hard to say for now, while i’m going through tests, but we plan, well, a maximum of 2 km, three, because after all , not planes, like, yes, where we have no interference, everything that will roll on the ground. these are all obstacles. vitaly has been interested in bplatematic

cake obliviousness, the majority pulls the rip cord and announces colorblindness for all by legal fiathomas, the court's other black justice, responded, quote, justice jackson uses her broad observations about statistical relationships between race and select measures of health, wealth, and well-being to label all blacks as victims. >> we won't go back! >> reporter: outside the court, students and civil rights leaders assembled to protest. >> i think in this moment in time, it's important for every institution from colleges to corporations to commit to pledge to diversity no matter what. >> reporter: ed blum, the president of students for fair admissions, brought the case to the court, arguing race should not factor into admissions decisions at all. >> ending racial preferences in college admissions is an outcome that the vast majority of all americans, of all races, will celebrate. >> reporter: cbs news polling shows that 70% of americans think race should not be allowed as a factor in college admissions. but statistics indicate that in states that have banned affirmative action, such

obliviousness today, the majority pulls the rip cord and announces color blindness for all by legal fiatt deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. it's so simple. >> she's right. >> but so right. how did the six get it so wrong? >> that's -- look, remember the federalist society when you were in another administration? >> in another party, yes. >> i didn't mean it that way. >> it's okay. >> but the federalist society had a very, very strict construction of the constitution, and if used the word it didn't exist. this court has gone beyond that. and i just find it -- i don't know how to express it. find it just so out of sorts with the basic value system of the american people, and i think that across the board, the vast majority of the american people don't agree with a lot of the decisions the courts are making. >> i think some of your former senate colleagues on the judiciary committee would go as far as to say that it's anti-democratic. do you agree with that? >> well, you know, if i say it's antidemocratic -- >> get in a lot of trouble. >> it is -- its value system

obliviousness today the majority pulls the rip cord and announces colorblindness for all by legal fiat. but deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. nine states already prohibit any considered version of race in admissions to their public colleges and universities by the end of affirmative action in higher education in california, michigan, washington state and elsewhere led to a steep drop in minority enrollment at leading public universities. now how the decision could send a ripple effect for hiring practices at corporations. the executive director of a right wing advocacy group saying the decision will put the wind in the sails of the groups like ours who want to get the woke racially based hiring and promotion schemes out of corporate america. >> its reasoning is a roadmap for challenges to diversity equity and inclusion initiatives at so many corporations and conservative activists, they are already targeting the hiring programs internship programs and promotions at major employers like morgan stanley, mcdonald's and starbucks. >> meanwhile, the front runner fo

let-them-eat-cake obliviousness, the majority pulls the ripcord and announces colorblindness for all by legal fiatr black justice, responded, "justice jackson uses her broad observations about statistical relationships between race and select measures of health, wealth, and well-being, to label all blacks as victims." >> we won't go back! >> reporter: outside the court, students and civil rights assembled to protest. >> i think at this time it is important for every institution, from colleges to corporations, to commit to pledge to diversity no matter what. >> reporter: ed blum, the president of students for fair admissions, brought the case to the court, arguing race should not factor into admissions decisions at all. >> ending racial preferences in college admissions is an outcome that the vast majority of all americans, of all races, will celebrate. >> reporter: cbs news polling shows that 70% of americans think race should not be allowed as a factor in college admissions. but statistics indicate that in states that have banned affirmative action, such as california and michigan, admissions for

obliviousness, today the majority pulls the ripcord and announces 'color blindness for all' by legal fiat. but deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life." the court's opinion exempts the u.s. military academies from today's ban on affirmative action in admissions. chief justice roberts saying they present "potentially distinct interests." that drew sharp sarcasm from justice jackson, who retorted, "racial diversity in higher education is only worth potentially preserving insofar as it might be needed to prepare black americans and other underrepresented minorities for success in the bunker, not the boardroom." over the course of 45 years, since the court first approved the use of race as one factor in college admissions, affirmative action has reshaped life and learning on american campuses. today, students were reckoning with what the supreme court has done. alex shieh, who will go to brown university this fall, telling us -- >> it does make me feel a little bit uncomfortable knowing that in that admissions office when they were deciding whether they were going to accept

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resolved, and oh, and he clearly formulated that if the money is not tied to any resource , if it is fiatary credit receipts, then any businessman turns into a player, because a delayed deal forces him to think, not rather the fulfillment of the obligation, but the exchange rate that will be, that is, everyone turns into speculators. it is in this stage of the market. we are in this stage and live in this parameter. unfortunately, the russian central bank and this so, well, this is a separate topic for conversation. i hope that there are certain sound positions of thought in our and the central bank's finance ministries, well, there are many questions. i hope we in the st. petersburg forum on the forum will discuss all this for you very much. thank you, global issues, really very complex different aspects of your opinion. i understand, thank you very much . we spoke with leonid krutogo, associate professor at the financial university under the government of russia. and now the news from the news agency tapes to the former us president donald trump is still charged with 38 counts, among th

this did require a fiat and not knowing that the building and special commission only meets on the every third of this month wasn't entirely sure whether or not they were able to hear it and at a commission meeting they are scheduled to do that on june 21st and however, seized assurances that the commission secretary will get that letter to us before we before we call this item again, just through the chair just because i went through this myself, and it was delayed months because the technical advisory committee did not hear it before the commission heard it. and i asked that question to the director has that happened. you know, that's that's correct supervisor did. the general way these things work as they go to the court advisory committee. then they go to the big for recommendation to the board. and, uh, i mean, regarding further legal interpretation, i guess we can know. my question is, has it gone to the technique? your technical advisory committee? i believe it went this morning to the csc. you don't know the answer to that. and i can check with staff. and it definitely hasn't gon

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wants to reverse that by executive fiat.hrough the congressional powers, not by legislation, as was possible last summer when my colleagues had the house, the senate and the white house. no, no. they prefer to go ahead and use the unaccountable, unelected bureaucrat at the a.t.f. to make policy. well, we're here to say that that is a bad idea. it's a bad idea for the republic, it is a bad idea for freedom, it is a bad idea with respect to our fundamental rights. the reality here is my colleagues on the other side of the aisle know full well what they want to do and it is not just ban an accessory. they want to ban firearms. they want to ban firearms from top to bottom. and this is a step to do it. because i've always been taught, if your opponents say something, you should believe them. and that is the reality. i hope my colleagues on this side of the aisle will stand up for the c.r r.a. and send it ovr to the senate where it most assuredly might end up being a messaging amendment because the president of the united states w

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the whole market in the industry in that direction and forces a conversion through the regulatory fiat benefits carmakers in the sense that it helps them reach a state that other governments around the world to try to force them toward. i think they will have some regret. it's natural some of the leaders in the companies would come to the white house and make pledges to joe biden but yes we are making huge investments and moving towards this new technology with fewer emissions but i think in thehe back of thr mind they are expecting some practicality and recognition that it can only move so fast and now suddenly they see the epa using these regulatory authorities to leapfrog the market and assume the automakers can actually achieve the pledges they made the end of the market will just somehow fall into line and everything will be a wonderful meaning that they will achieve it and i think the automakers are now seeing that that is not realistic. they are losing money on every electric vehicle they sell with the exception of tesla that does make a profit after years of getting subsidized

asset base and that is regulated and looked after by banking supervisors, we will have the safest fiatital instruments in the world. we are pushing for that and that is increasingly what we are going to see around the world. >> i have been reading some of the speculation that following the sec's crackdown on binance and coinbase, stablecoin could be the next in the crosshairs. what happens if they overshoot on regulation? >> if you look at a global level the financial stability board, the way in which governments are looking at this, the uniform view around the world is payment stablecoins are really the domain of prudential supervisors. that seems to be the focus in the united states from the white house, the fed, treasury. or could be stablecoins that behave in different ways which might be subject to securities or commodities regulation. clearly these payment tokens operating as payment systems clearly are not going to be subject to sec. >> in>> 20 seconds or less, china, any opportunities? >> the question of what is happening in hong kong is maybe a proxy for how do these markets g

you see fiat and volkswagen and there is a reason for it they are the locally produced and expensive to make with labor costs. it will be difficult for the chinese to penetrate the european market look at how many japanese cars you see in europe? >> tom, what about the u.s.? we see tons here we don't have that same love for the domestic champions here. >> that's a good point i wonder if this replaces the japanese who are not as aggressive on electrification. the chinese are. at the end of the day, who are the main in the u.s. ford, gm these are pickup trucks and suv territory. that is not where these chinese evs are playing. they are coming in the smaller end and smaller battery size and less battery range in the u.s., you need bigger battery range. we have wide spaces. range and performance for this environment. >> tom, i want to talk about charging tesla stock popped on the use of charging by ford and gm. can tesla benefit from the chinese entering the market if they have to adopt tesla's charger? >> it is good to be the standard you want to be the standard on charging it may not n

all, today she wrote the majority pulls the rip cord and announces color-blindness forou all by lel fiat. but deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. if the colleges of this country are required tos ignore a thin that matters, it will not just go away, it will take longer for racism to leave us, and ultimately ignoring race just or makes it matter more. joining us now to discuss are melissa murray, and dahlia lithwick. there's a lot to talk about, ladies. melissa, let me start with you. the reason we went back through the history of the rights war against affirmative action is because this is a signal moment. and i think for a lot of people this is similar to what happened to dobbs, a i victory for the right that they have been wanting forth decades, that wil restructure american society. i know we expected it, but what are your initial thoughts about what hasyo happened today? >> i don't think it's hyperbolic to put it in that context. affirmative action perhaps more than any other race conscious measure has been a means of actually promoting the social mobility of t

brown-jackson and said let them eat cake obliviousness, they announce color blindness for all by legal fiatrately the court also ruling unanimously in favor of a postal worker in pennsylvania that was seeking a religious exception from working on sundays. the judge ruled they should be granted as it limits exceptions. >> after awhile, they mandated it for everyone. it was so amazing to see a 9-0 decision in our favor. i was just so glad to see it was unanimous that the conservative justices and the liberal justices came together to agree that it is important to protect religious freedom. >> a colorado web designer says she is an artist and she should not be forced to design website that's go against her religious beliefs. president biden was asked about his thoughts on it, and he said in his opinion "this is not a normal court." >> mark, regarding one of the upcoming cases and the student debt forgiveness, you to figure if the supreme court says you can't do it, it is because it is essentially half a trillion dollars and you need congress to approve it and they used the information of the h

stablecoin laws are coming into place and what that signifies is that this kind of currency, these fiat linked digital currencies are about to become a part of the mainstream global financial system. ed: elsewhere, we see activity in bitcoin and bitcoin cash. soanli basak is here. crypto cash has doubled in value over seven days. it's kind of a spin off, why, what is happening? sonali: bitcoin cashes in fixed supply and is now being traded on the new exchange that was started by the backing of the citadel securities and fidelity and large players on wall street. you see some activity here and they are trading only assets. for bitcoin in the last seven days, it's risen less than 13% but bitcoin cash has risen almost 113%. a meaningful rise there. it is not traded as widely as bitcoin is in particular so you would see a bigger jump then you would see at bitcoin which is the largest cryptocurrency and is trading at more than $30,000. that 30,000 level, we have been there for about a week or so since we have seen blackrock filing for a spot etf, giving more institutionalism or to some of th

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there's never been some sort of fiat by the white house or the u.s.n't conduct business as they feel is appropriate. maria: your thoughts on all of these business people in china and the impact? >> well, what investors need to know when they invest in these companies that end up in china with, you know, the workforce or the market there, huge chunk of that investment is going to fund the military in china and the other thing is that coming out of covid, what we have is, you know, china has spent an extra year with covid lockdown so their economy is struggling right now and what we learned coming out of covid is that we have supply chains where we are dependent on chinese production and there are huge market and it's a double whammy. when you think about the economy in china, we are really struggling to on-shore some of what we produce over there. it's so important to get into the u.s. economy and make the things that we rely on china to produce. maria: you would think. that's why we have to get supply chains out. i believe there was a quote from xi ji

there has never been a fiat by the white house or the u.s. government that american business executives can't travel to china and can't conduct business as they feel is appropriate. we view our relationship with china as a competition. >> the white house hands off when it comes to american companies doing business in china. also offering no timetable for when there might be an executive order on investment in china. it is specifically in the chips industry. saturday a chinese warship came in 150 yards after crossing the path of a u.s. ship. may 26 the chinese fighter jet crossing the path of a u.s. jet in that same area. >> bill: china makes headlines for all sorts of reasons recently. thank you. >> here it comes. oh my god. >> oh no. >> wow. >> dana: a devastating fire tears through a historic church. what may have caused the fire. >> bill: more on the provocation from china that ed lawrence reported on. we talk about it with retired four star general jack keane right after the break. >> they aren't interested in being friends and peace and

security, he is head of state, but he was wheeled down to thunderous applause and left in his little fiatnd back to the vatican. but he stopped at st. mary major church. this is a cathedral in rome where he always stops to pray before he goes on a trip abroad and when he comes home from a trip abroad. so he goes there as a maetter o convenience i guess, but it is an important place for him to pray to the virgin mary there. so this is a common thing from him. and then he went back into the vatican and we're expecting that he will rest until sunday and then we expect to see him sunday. he is keeping his private appointments next week but he already canceled his wednesday audience. they say it is just to safe guard him, keep his recovery because he has these big trips planned for august. first to portugal for world oout day and then at the end of the month to mongolia. so they want to keep him rested and fit so he can make the super important trips in august. >> barbie, thank you. >>> for most people after winning the nba finals, mvp trophy, you wouldn't let it out of your sight. but wroteni

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