is there such a process with fsb as far as a due process in place there? >> fsb is a different process than fsoc. >> i understand that. >> there's no consequence to the designation. it doesn't have the powers only fsoc has the power -- >> i understand that. >> there's an open process where stakeholders share their views. it's a different kind of a process, soy don't think the same kinds of due process -- >> it's not a due process, it's a different process, is what you're saying? >> >>. >> you're comparing apples and oranges. >> within that process right now, the fsoc is asserting its authority with regard to new roles. i'm sure you're familiar with that. >> yes. >> i know fsoc had previously been looking at that issue. until they finalize that, would you make sure -- >> i think there's a more basic issue. >> i'm not asking the basic issue, i'm asking the question. >> what i'm asking you is as a member of fsb you told us repeatedly it's done on a consensus basis. you go back and try to get a consensus, what you say is your position, until your regulator, th

they seem to take their cues from the s -- fsb. madam chair, now that the fed is writing a capital for insurance companies, i would encourage you of breaking -- to break from the traditional meeting from behind by developing a standard that first works for domestic insurance companies, rather than letting international standard-setting bodies like the ones i mentioned already right rules and export them back to our country. i would always encourage you -- also encourage you in your capacity to take that lead in promoting activity-based regulations of insurers as a group reconsiders methodology later this year. it appears that the governor has committed the fed to an activity-based approach for asset managers. heave not heard him say would do the same for insurers. can you commit today that the fed will take the lead and follow these two courses of action, both on insurance company capital standards, and activity-based regulation? i think senator rollins was starting down this role -- road when he asked his question. it seems to me

> you will need to consider whether he sustained public attacks on the regime in general and on the fsb and mr. putin in particular could have had any connection with his death. >> the evidence is focused on the involvement of these two russians. the pair traveled to london more than once. scientists found a trail of radiotivety. he drank the fatal dose in a cup of tea. he was honored by the kremlin and now sits in the russian parliament. >> we suggest that the evidence is clear. alexander was murdered through the ingestion of palomium 210. the two men poisoned him. >> the radioactive poisoning was described in court as a miniature nuclear attack. a state sponsored killing of unspeakable barbarism, using a substance that endangered the lives of thousands of people. and set the tone for deteriorating relations between the west and russia ever since. >> putin will not change his decision not to extradite. it's something might happen to change the decision on extradition. >> the radioactive body had to be buried in a lead-lined coffin. but the political fallout has been toxic. the final co

. >> we'll meet to the consider whether he sustained public attacks on the regime and on the fsb and mr. putin in particular to have had any connection with his death. >> the evidence is focused on the involvement of these two russians. the pair traveled to london more than once to meet with him. scientists found a trail of radioactivity at their hotels and meeting places. he met them again and drank the fatal dose in a cup of tea. three weeks later, he was dead. >> we suggest that the evidence is clear alexander was murdered through the ingestion of palonium 210 on 16th of october, 2006 and november 1, 2006. >> the radioactive poison was described in court as a mania tour nuclearminiature nuclear attack. it endangered the lives of thousands of people. and set the tone for the deteriorating relations between the west and russia since. they welcomed the inquiry. >> i believe putin will not change his decision not to extradite. it's something might happen in russia to change his decision on extradition. >> the radioactive body had to be buried in a lead-lined coffin. after closing subm

i hope i did not -- this is the registered by our fsb, russian citizens who became numbers of isis who fight on this isis side. out of them half converted. not born, but russians who converted to radical islam and went left to fight there. if you check the security council meeting in the northern -- devoted to this issue, as far as i know, the president gets word of the people who come back from syria back to russia. they all are under control. and this threat is very serious. if you paid attention recently the assistant of the -- the president, he was made large interview, he devoted three quarters of the interview to isis. ukraine is mostly pr. the ukrainian events is the information noise, white noise. but the fact that they are security council follows, monitors the situation very carefully and is concerned, that is 100%. and our meetings in washington, both russian representatives, and u.s. officials we never discuss totally despite the breakup of the relationship. and the exchange of the information regarding isis still continues. today it is very high level of exchange of inform

seemed to take their cues from the fsb. madam chair, now that the fed is riding a capital rule for insurance companies, i would encourage to you break from the tradition of leading from the behind by developing a capital standard that first works for our domestic insurance companies rather than letting international standard setting bodies like the ones i mentioned already write rules and export them back to our country. i would also encourage you in your capacity as a member of the iais to take that lead in that body promoting activity-based regulations of insurers as a group that reconsiders its g-side designation methodology late they are year. it appears governor truillo committed the fed to activities-based approach to asset managers but i haven't heard him say he would do the same for insurers. will you commit the fed will take the lead and follow these courses of action on insurance companies, capital standards and promoting the replacement of deregulation based insurance? i think senator rounds was starting down thi

the day because within 20 minutes of the shoot down of the airliner i saw something in the media that fsb colonel put up some satisfaction of a shoot down of a quote unquote military plane. and of course as there were no reports of a shoot down of a military plane it was clear what happened. i was in berlin a week and a half after that and i learned a new phrase i was was preparing to go that meant people who understand sympathetically putin and his policies. you were told you feel the residue, and we discuss the aggression in eastern ukraine. but a high german official someone who worked in moscow with me in the mid-80s said to me the german public was becoming concerned about what was going on surrounding the remains of the airliner. the reports, if you will recall of the looting of the bodies, the fact that the bodies were left in place for days and days and in fact weeks, and she said to me if this is how the authorities there, meaning the folks in charge and the russian occupyied parts of russian control parts of ukraine if that is how they treat their deaths how do they treat their

they seem to take their cues from the fsb. i would encourage you to break from the tradition from leading from behind by developing a capital standard that first works for our domestic insurance companies rather than letting international standard setting bodies like the one i mentioned are ready write rules and export them back to our country. i would also encourage you to take the lead in that body in promoting activity -based regulations of insureds as a group that reconsiders its methodology later this year. i haven't yet heard him say that he would do the same for insurers. can you commit today that the fed will take the lead and follow these two course of action both on insurance company capital standards and on promoting the replacement of entity-based insurance with activity-based activity -based regulation? i think senator rounds was starting down this road when he asked this question. it appears appears to me that the european regulators are concerned about the creditor protections we at home are far more concerned a

vividly because within 20 minutes of the shootdown of the airliner, i saw something in the media that fsbcolonel skier crossed has put something up unannounced in a some satisfaction to shootdown of the military plane. there is no shootdown of a military plane, it was clear what had happened. i was in berlin a week and a half after that and i learned a new phrase as i was preparing to go to berlin which meant people who understood sympathetically prudent and his policies, which is something that characterize the german political system and society pretty much through the summer before and that to the summer of 2014. and in our conversations with germans at that time we were told you feel the residue of putin as we discussed the kremlin objection in eastern ukraine. but an official someone who worked with three in moscow when i was a diplomat in the mid-80s said to me that the german public was becoming quite concerned about what was going on surrounding the remains of the airline. the reports, if you recall of the leading of the bodies the fact the bodies were left in place for days and d

they seem to take their cues from the fsb. i would encourage you to break from the tradition from leading from behind by developing a capital standard that first works for our domestic insurance companies rather than letting international standard setting bodies like the one i mentioned are ready write rules and export them back to our country. i would also encourage you to take the lead in that body in promoting activity -based regulations of insureds as a group that reconsiders its methodology later this year. i haven't yet heard him say that he would do the same for insurers. can you commit today that the fed will take the lead and follow these two course of action both on insurance company capital standards and on promoting the replacement of entity-based insurance with activity-based activity -based regulation? i think senator rounds was starting down this road when he asked this question. it appears appears to me that the european regulators are concerned about the creditor protections we at home are far more concerned a

they judge this as a political problem that was not up to them to solve, fsb on the scope of the commissionr did write to the minister in belgium, informing him of the situation. they reported this to the state department, and there is a conduit of news coming from a verifiable and trusted source in belgium, not just rumors papers, and agendas but this neutral agency informing of what is going on on the ground in belgium. with lots of march 2 as part of citizen of the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. there was an interview in which he was present for the purpose of protesting against some of these transactions are a young man brought in by the soldiers and put into confined areas. the were legit like cattle into freight cars and carried off to germany for forced labor. the americans protest were primarily for 80 man who had some sort of employment for the crb. early on, just as the policy was getting underway, recorded in his dire rate that they were often the headquarters of the protectorate of the united states. the arbiter of the enforcement of international laws and gene

vividly because within 20 minutes of the shoot down of the airliner, i saw something in the media that fsb colonel scowcroft at some thing of announcing to requote unquote military plane. there were no reports of the shootdown and it is pretty clear what happened. i was in berlin a week and a half after that and i learned a new phrase as i was preparing to go to berlin which meant people who understood sympathetically to tim and his policies which is something that characterized the german political system and society pretty much through the summer before and after the summer of 2014. our conversations with germans at the time were told we feel the residue of putin as we discussed the kremlin aggression in east of ukraine. but the official, someone who had worked with in moscow in the mid-80s said to me the german public was becoming quite concerned about what was going on surrounding the remains of the airline. the reports if you recall of the looting of the bodies. the bodies were left in place for days and days and weeks. she said to me, this is how the authorities there, the folks in c