we a little bit about kirsten gillibrand. i want to just have you share your thoughts because you spoke to them both elizabeth warren, of course, like to me the enduring memory of the campaign with her was the pinky promises and the self-dealing rings. right. and and what that meant. and then also, you know, amy klobuchar, who again, was also considered as one of the vice presidential picks as well. yeah, both warren and klobuchar end up in that veepstakes, go much further than klobuchar was able to. but look for klobuchar think she's a fascinating case study in someone who politically was probably aligned with the moment being a moderate from the midwest. but at the same time was regularly tapped. her central theme was bringing the receipts. she loved to talk about all the things she had accomplished, and many of them in both parties and fashion, but seemed like there was not enough to judge her potential, even though she had so much that she had already done and with with klobuchar, she was aware of the fact she's so politi

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now spawning in our multiplayer showdown is democratic senator of new york kirsten gillibrand.ely to be here, tyler. thank you. -senator, please say the rhetoric is out of control, whether it's republicans or baby-eating globalist democrats who must be stopped by any means necessary. -so, obviously we've had a rise in anti-semitism and bigotry and racism and homophobia. a lot of the increase happened under president trump's watch. obviously, he didn't create racism and homophobia and anti-semitism. -he could've if he wanted! -but he definitely poured fuel on the fire. and president biden has worked very hard to try to cool tensions to try to bring this country back together again. he wants to heal the soul of our nation. -we're conveniently forgetting that crazed liberals forced ted cruz to leave a restaurant mid-meal. is it not an equivalent form of violence to have to eat a seafood tower from a doggy bag? -oh, yeah, and let's not forget all those people who had to watch him eat it. -exactly. -you know, this is just a random act of violence in nancy pelosi's crime-ridden san f

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and by the way, senator gillibrand, thank you for everything you do for this date.the way, nobody has been a greater fighter for women's rights than she. she has taken on the military. i mean it, she is a game changer, and jamaal baldwin, lifelong educator, champion of the next generation welcoming us to his district. i had to get a passport from them to get into the district. folks, look, how about that governor of yours? she do something else. she is someone who takes action, she gets things done. new york, you have got two days, two days to make sure the rest of new york knows the good that they have in kathy hochul. two days until one of the -- i do not look at i know but i have been around a while. somebody said my birthday is coming up, and i said that must be somebody else. [chanting] look, two days the most important election in our lifetime, one of those inflection points, and i mean this sincerely. what is going to happen the next couple of years will have more to do with what this country looks like 20 years from now than anything else. let's be clear. [i

you were with senator gillibrand at the time.t fidelity was allowing its corporate customers to allow employees to invest in bitcoin and whether you thought that was a good idea given that the labor department thought it was a terrible idea. at the time you thought and said it was a very good idea. bitcoin at the time was trading at $28,406 so if you were an owner that day, you had $28,406 today you have $16,832 do you stand by what you said on june 11th? >> absolutely. do you know how many bitcoin ftx had when it declared bankruptcy on friday? zero none bitcoin is unique among cryptocurrencies bitcoin is a commodity the other currencies with which ftx was operating, especially their own proprietary ftt, this is clearly a security. this should have fallen under the s.e.c. this should be where consumer protections and disclosure laws apply. this was a murky company with 130 or month affiliated companies. a very complicated situation where customer assets were allowed to be commingled with other assets and because of that, customer

new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand is one of the thousands of swift fan still hoping to get concert tickets. she says the situation was made worse by a 2009 merger between live nation and ticketmaster. now she wants the department of justice to investigate. we have to make sure that we can prove that the merger to not harm consumers by creating this near monopoly. some say the high cost and trouble of getting tickets is not something ticketmaster should shake off. ticketmaster controls 80% of all primary ticket sales. next. was vice president carles aibo urges the federal trade commission to get involved over what he calls clear anti-trust violations. they have no incentive to make sure that consumers will serve. >> they have no incentive to lower prices. ticketmaster sense. it's impossible for everyone to get tickets but admits they can do more to improve the experience of fans. texas republican senator ted cruz agrees monopolies. our problem. >> but those democrats need to focus on the one's really hurting americans like in big tech. >> they don't care at all about those m

senator blumenthal, senator warren, and senator gillibrand. strong guidance and enforcement are critical. as is education. education on preventing and responding to these scams. i am also proud that my stop senior scam act was signed into law in march of this year. thank you to senator moran, senator kelly, and ranking member scott, for working alongside me and others to pass this important legislation. thank you very much for that work. this law creates a senior scam advisory council to ensure that banks and other businesses have both the information and the tools that they need to train employees to identify and respond to scams. we are grateful for the federal trade commission for it's work to lead this effort. we are pleased that this new council will hold their first convening, one week from today. finally, ranking member scott and i are releasing our 2022 fraud book. here it is. i will hold up both versions. in english and in spanish. we are releasing this, as many of you know, we have done this on an annual basis. this is the 2022 book.

tonight on "tooning out the news," the conservative "hot take" welcomes democratic senator kirsten gillibrande liberal "virtue signal" is disappointed that new twitter ceo elon musk will provide a platform for fake bots... as much as his scalp provides a platform for fake hair. but first, it's the final stretch in the battle for congress, and joe biden is chasing the senior vote while donald trump is commanding his deranged followers to chase down seniors. it's time for some "big news"! ♪♪ i go in my closet. my -- my ties are, like, disappearing. now, here's the thing. there's one that's getting longer, and i think it's actually eating the other ties. -oh, interesting. -is that not a snake? -i -- you think i've been wearing snakes as ties? -uh, it's happened to me. -good evening. i'm james smartwood. and i just bought a nasty stereo system you and your buds need to check out some time. the top story -- with just six days until the election and the democrats' chances of winning congress narrowing, they are growing uneasy with their message of preserving women's rights and upholding democracy a

here at the conference, kristen gillibrand said she is working on a new stable coin bill with pat toomey that in the next several weeks and hopes to get a hearing before the end of the year they are co-sponsors of an existing bill that would establish a new framework for assets more broadly. she wants to update there with potentially tougher capital requirements all of this is coming as crypto's reputation has taken a hit. this afternoon, janet yellen warned that more effective oversight of the industry might be needed because of what happened with ftx. she called on congress to fill in the regulatory gaps more quickly and said further interconnections of the crypto system and financial markets could raise broader stability concerns now, committees in the house and senate are planning hearings to find out what happened at ftx. industry folks here say they want to make sure any new rules are tailored for different players in the space >> thank you we will discuss the outlook for crypto regulation tomorrow when we are joined by maxine waters on this show >>> when we come back, semiconducto

the donations particular ng particularly eyes are those made to kirsten gillibrand who sponsored a billlining the sec when it comes to regulating the crypto industry delivering a big win for the industry since the sec chair has taken an aggressive stance toward crypto. critics are asking how much of the influence was funneled by the money & elon musk tweeted he was a major dem donor, no investigation. we've reached out to recipients of these donations and heard nothing but crickets back. many are questioning whether campaigns should keep the money especially when customers may never see theirs. >> harris: that's an interesting question. i'm always fascinated by how elon musk has time to lean back and tweet out information that people should know. he was a donor. >> he is into everything. >> harris: good to see you, thank you. former president trump says he will make a big announcement tonight from his estate in mar-a-lago. his former vice president mike pence said this when asked if trump should make another run for the white house. >> do you believe that donald trump should ever be pre

donations raising eyebrows are those made to kirsten gillibrand who sponsored a bill to put the tradinge commission looking into the crypto market and deliver a big win for the industry since sec chair has taken an aggressive stance toward crypto. sam met frequently with white house officials. critics are questioning how much of that influence was due to the money he funneled toward ftx friendly candidates. in a podcast this year the former ceo made it clear he could spend up to a billion dollars. a record by the way, on the 2024 elections especially if former president trump were to run. weeks ago he walked that number back when their lick i had tee crunch grew. we haven't saved comment from the campaign donations. many are questioning if campaigns could keep the money? >> $30 to 40 million so far ballpark? >> yeah, wild. >> bill: kelly o'grady in los angeles. if that continues the way story seems to be developing you have to think the dnc has to give the money back. >> dana: who do they give it back to? that's the thing i don't -- i see your point but how do you figure out who gets wh

the donations particularly raising eyes are those made to new york senator kirsten gillibrand. he sponsored a bill that would sideline the sec to regulating crypto industry. that would deliver a big win for crypto since sec chair gary gensler will take a big stance toward it. they question how much is influence he funneled towards ftx friendly candidates and why the government didn't sound the regulatory alarm sooner. elon musk as always tweeting on that matter, he was a major dem owner so no investigation. we reached out to the donors and heard nothing but crickets, jackie. many are questioning whether the campaigns should keep the money especially when customers may never see theirs. jackie: kelly o'grady thank you so much. u.s. prosecutors are considering a criminal prosecution in ftx and sam bankman fried's use of customer funds. we have guy lewis. there are a lot of questions swirling around the leader of this company and the connections here. before we get to connections and donations he made. talk about this he used reserve trading arm essentially to borrow billions of d

mean sam bankman-fried was giving money in particular to very pro crypto democrats like kirsten gillibrandw york. he was behind legislation that was being dropped and that was supposedly going to regulate crypto to keep the sec out of it. so while he portrayed himself and was portrayed as this so-called effective al trueist who was going to give away all his money and supposedly going to give a billion dollars to the democrats for 2024, really a lot of this money just served his own purposes. he went to the white house several times this year and met with various people until the biden administration. this was all about not regulating crypto, probably, and the result, as we see, is this unregulated market has collapsed. a lot of people have lost money. and have been ripped off basically. and the democrats, with their $40 million that they got, at least, this cycle to win the midterms, plus the $10 million that this guy put into biden's campaign in 2020, they really owe it to the victims of this scam to give it back. >> ainsley: yeah. well, the lobbyist who worked for the company severed ti

senator gillibrand among them. sponsored a bill to sideline the sec when it comes to regulating the cryptomarket, there is a money trail here, and the very least the dem party should do is refund the $40 billion for the people ripped off. >> you know what, it's the drop in the bucket. >> sandra: i got to bring john in here. we have birthdays to celebrate. happy birthday, john roberts, and happy birthday charles payne. >> thank you. >> john: who knew, who knew charles -- >> i think it was the suits, my man. some -- somewhere along the line. when you wore that gray plaid suit i knew we were related somehow. >> john: charles, it's a significant one for you, god bless you. still like, still kicking it every day. >> it's a milestone, i love it. >> john: don't worry, more of those ahead, too. >> sandra: have a great day to both of you. happy birthday, john and charles. >> john: thank you, sandra, and happy birthday, charles. a new study claims that transgender surgery is helping young patients, but some of the teenagers

million went to the democrats in 2022, including money that went to new york democrat senator kirsten gillibranded any kind of regulation of the crypto market. he gave her money. his mother. his mother, that's a professor at berkeley, barbara freed, she helped funnel $140 million for the democrats get out the vote deal. >> brian: she knows nancy pelosi. >> stuart: i believe she does. >> look, the democrats ignored all the warning science. will it bank man freed is unusual it. he lives in multiple relationships within the same apartment, $30 million. >> steve: you mean a bunch of roommates. >> stuart: with multiple relationships going on. he never makes eye contact with people. he lived on uppers and downers, drugs, amphetamine to get you up and whatever it is to get you down at night. he admitted that on twitter. conducted meetings on zoom even though the other person in the meeting might be in the same room. this is oddball stuff to say the very least. what he was doing was he was using customer funds, that is ftx this exchange using that money to back up his other company. when that was discov

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donations raising eyes are those made to new york senator kristen gillibrand. bill sidelining the sec when it comes to regulating the cryptocurrency industry. he could spend up to a billion dollars on the 2024 elections especially if former president trump were to run. liz, we reached out to recipients of these donations and have not heard back but many are questioning whether campaigns should keep the money especially when mers may never see theirs, liz? elizabeth: what a story. kelly o'grady will stay on it with you. we'll have you back on to report. you're doing great journalism on this. joining us wall street pro, author, carol roth. great to have you back on. what is your reaction to this? this guy, ftx former ceo. sam bankman-fried he wanted to rank up there with george soros and the koch brothers? should democrats give back the campaign donations? this is shady money. >> this is bizarre, first he is like 28 to 30 years old of this period of time. he effective altruist. making money because he wants to make things better to give it all away. the way he de

. >> he should go take out kirsten gillibrand is one of the most unremarkable senators and one of the most unremarkable dartmouth thaduates of all time. pe, well, but very quickly, very quickly, i thinopk we didnt get some of the results you want because people believe the sugar high of these phony poll poand they were republican leaning. everybody went and cherry picked the polls they liked, but wells do. all right. the we didn't wait for all the brilliant volunteers we had. we don't bank hundredse don't bf thousands of votes in pennsylvania, which is what they did to get fetterman elected.terman elected seven hundred fifty thousand.750 >> that's early votes ever. why are we doing whoevero that is running the rnc, whoever's come on publican's, they need to do that if they ever want harry carey, like, went down tonight.n >> i think that' s hangover from 2020 two where we were. well, did we learn of donald trump told people show up on election day. now people bring their ballots on election day, which i think yo an oxymoron. florida doesn't allow that. you cannot bring an early ballo b

senators luminous and gillibrand are behind it. we can get this behind the finish line, at least on the government level, we will hopefully have something to avoid the nightmare that mr. moynihan's bank went through. at least have the government have a way for us to do those to authenticate themselves. thank, you i yield back. >> thank you. the gentleman from texas, mr. sessions, is now recognized for five minutes. >> madam chairman, thank you very much. to the panel that's in front of us, thank you for taking time to be here. mr. dimon, good to see you again. the opportunity that i think you have today as shown some light about how complex your businesses are. the varying attacks against you, the things that have happened to our country economically, the changes that are going on. your ability to work with industry and others who are needing capital, needing reassurance from you. you are employees who, during the pandemic, did not close down their chance to go to work. maybe some of you had different destruct restrictions based up

these limits exist to prevent special transactions that occurred between almeida and ftx, senator gillibrand and i incorporated those ideas into the responsible innovation act and our act would have prevented the f.t.x. bankruptcy by prohibiting misuse, requiring proof of reserves, limiting affiliate transactions and providing clarity and clarifying the bankruptcy treatment of digital assets so customers get their assets back quickly if an exchange fails. it's obvious that congress needs to regulate digital assets and the bill is the legislation that most comprehensively addresses these issues in a way that balances consumer protection and responsible innovation. i am confident that we can get good legislation passed in 2023 and looking forward to do that. vice chair, why is it important there are be transparency on afilth -- affiliate and why should congress consider that snr. ms. barragan: regulation w is one of the regulations for banking and quite an important rule and it requires not only transparency but also substantive limits on the relationship between the bank and its affiliates. t

act with thanks to our senate and house speakers and to representative buck, bustos in the house, gillibrand and blackburn. of course our judiciary committee, our staff, my staffer, beck cars, and most especially to two very, very courageous women who may be with us today, gretchen carlson and julia raginski who against all odds fought back against the abuse of powerful men in a powerful corporation and lifted the voices of women by leading efforts to stem the scourge of sexual harassment and assault in the workplace and zivic society. thank you to gretchen and julie. today, madam speaker, we'll pass legislation in tandem with the no arbitration law which is aimed at stopping sexual abuse at the workplace and holding abusers accountable and with all due respect, to my friends on the other side, we're here to protect women from being raped, not states from being raped. current and federal law and most states allow employers an others to force nondisclosure agreements into employment and consumer contracts that silence survive yofers sexual assault and harassment. these are known as forced n.d