welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time editor to gen scales of the real company of gen welcome back to the kaiser thank you very much having me howie oh really well now there's a rumor on the street they've got a new title tell us about it yeah i've just been made the c.e.o. of the realistic company has really made a c.e.o. now quite exciting the scary really makes sense a good challenge i really can forward say i absolutely love love my job i love working with golden state i'm just i'm quite excited to be heading heading up to realize that company now and taking on a new direction so you like right up there with peter schiff over there and james turk and then there's jeff. better watch out amazing executive talent in the gold and silver us big of these are folks of europe aciphex capital and gold money they get into the crypto game thanks to our recommendation and now you're getting into the crypto game tell us about it yeah i think it's about a year to savor year to you describe me as bit curious we sat here we talked about big korean and i decided looking to be korean and yo

. >> chair now recognizes the gen gentlelady from new york. >> welcome to chairman frank. we miss you and it is great to see you. this legislation bears your name and was the most sweeping overhaul of financial regulation since the great depression. when the investment company act of 1940 was passed it was called at the time and i quote the most intrusive financial legislation known to man or beast. that is now the cornerstone of the large and thriving u.s. mutual fund industry. it is important to remember the post-depression financial form took a long time the implement. the security act was important in 1933 but it wasn't adopted until 1948. 15 years after the '33 act was performed. it requires flexibility on the part of the regulators, industry and congress. i look forward to our witnesses today and will respond by saying when president obama took office we were shedding 7200 jobs a month and we have the dow being the highest and the stock market doing great. we are moving in the right direction. >> the chair now recognizes the chair from texas. chairman of the housing

welcome governor tim pawlenty. [applause] >> thank you, jim. thank you judy gallup organization for hosting this event. i have a bone to pick with gen. he brought up my l-faded presidential campaign. it was painful and brief. in fact, it was so brief like to say it lasted more briefly than a marriage. i am delighted to be here. delighted to be with my friend, john hope bryant, and i love minnesota. we are proud of it. it is a modest state. we don't brag about our performance too much. we are all the land of 10,000 lakes. we actually have 15,000 lakes, but we just say 10,000 on our license plates because we don't want to be accused of overstating the case has midwesterners. would like to finish up my career in chicago because of a sellout politics even after i die i want to keep my political career active there by voting, but beyond all of that let me talk to you about why we are here tonight, and that is because of financial literacy and empowerment and the cause of getting more opportunity economically for our nation's. in john's but he has a very salient point amongst others. 7 billion people in the world, 2 billion jobs. that is o