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withommittee so that we can really reach some of the best thoughtful, most thoughtful and other shared goathanks to senator capito, to her[(, to our majority staff and the staff of all of our colleagues who participated in helping to select you to be our witnesses and provided the -- some of the questions that have been asked here today. i get to do a little bit of housekeeping here to close out our hearing and i want to ask, this is my favorite part of the hearing. i want t■>q ask unanimous conset to submit for the record a variety of materials that include letters from stakeholders and other■g materis that relate to today's hearing and when i ask unanimous consent and there's no other senator to object, then i can pretty much run the show. so without objection, there you go. senators are going to be allowed to submit qstions for the record through the close of business on wednesday, that's march 20, and we'll compile those questions, we'll send them to our witnesses and we'll ask all of you to respond if you could by wednesday, april 3. in a place where sometimes we don't have great news

just outside goa, a muslim man was beaten by a mob, forced to chant the name of a hindu deity.ly devastated by perhaps out on the streets of the capital, delhi, a policeman assaulted muslims offering prayers. umesa begum's husband, the father of their five children, muhammad asgar ali, was among three muslim passengers shot dead by a railway policeman on a train. "if his killer was a muslim, he would have been hanged by now, "but that won't happen, because he's a hindu," asgar�*s daughter, amina, said. "no—one can return my father to us." the constable filmed here standing with a foot on asgar�*s bloodied body. a man who's meant to protect people issues a threat, seemingly to india's muslims. "we know your masters are in pakistan, "but if you want to live here, vote for prime minister modi." the policeman is being tried for murder, but it's rattled the community. human—rights groups have recently raised concerns about what they say are illegal demolitions, targeted specifically at muslim homes, businesses and places of worship in different parts of india. behind me here is the

no, we found out that the apartment belongs to a certain evgeniy burnaev, he permanently resides in goanting out this apartment for a long time, he communicates with clients via the internet, his father gives them the keys, and accordingly takes the money, with we talked to our father, that’s right, my father is disabled , he rarely leaves the house, he said that a month ago he rented out an apartment to some young woman, he took a month’s rent, for the first , for the last, he gave the keys, in general, everything was as usual, but his passport details ? the old man said that he was going to write everything down, but he never got around to it, and she constantly had some excuses, either she would forget, or in general some other nonsense, of course, by the way , he remembered well what she looked like, so she over 30 years old, and green hair, informal, judging by the colonel’s description, she called herself helium, gelya, well and that the green -haired gelo left the phone, no, the old man said that he doesn’t use a mobile phone at all , it’s hard for him, he can’t see well, and he

just outside goa, a muslim man was beaten by a mob, forced to chant the name of a hindu deity.t chilling incident of violence against muslims in india. umesa begum's husband, the father of their five children, muhammad asgar ali, was among three muslim passengers shot dead by a railway policeman on a train. "if his killer was a muslim, he would have been hanged by now, "but that won't happen, because he's a hindu," asgar�*s daughter, amina, said. "no—one can return my father to us." the constable filmed here standing with a foot on asgar�*s bloodied body. a man who's meant to protect people issues a threat, seemingly to india's muslims. "we know your masters are in pakistan, "but if you want to live here, vote for prime minister modi." the policeman is being tried for murder, but it's rattled the community. human—rights groups have recently raised concerns about what they say are illegal demolitions, targeted specifically at muslim homes, businesses and places of worship in different parts of india. behind me here is the debris of a mosque in south delhi. next to it, there was

on the streets of the capital, delhi, a policeman assaulted muslims offering prayers. just outside goahant the name of a hindu deity. and injaipur in the north—west, a family devastated by perhaps the most chilling incident of violence against muslims in india. umesa begum's husband, the father of their five children, mohammed asgar ali, was among three muslim passengers shot dead by a railway policeman on a train. "if his killer was a muslim, he would have been hanged by now, "but that won't happen, because he's a hindu," asgar�*s daughter, amina, said. "no—one can return my father to us." the constable filmed here, standing with a foot on asgar�*s bloodied body. a man who's meant to protect people issues a threat seemingly to india's muslims. "we know your masters are in pakistan, "but if you want to live here, vote for prime minister modi." the policeman is being tried for murder, but it's rattled the community. india is home to one of the largest muslim populations in the world, and while religious fault lines have often stoked tensions, the sense of anxiety within the muslim minor

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> did you know what costco said last quarter, they sell gold bars, they sold 100 million dollars of goaal gold bars, they launched today they want to celtics vsell sill very coins -- silver coins. larry: is gold still a hedge against inflation. >> i think it is yes. >> gold is tr traditionally something to diversify your portfolio. won't some gold and now you don't have to go to your broker you can go to costco. larry: with these indexes, forbid coin, that is -- the bitcoin that is a booster rocket that puts them into the game in a way they were not in the game before. >> it does undermine part of the original use case for bitcoin, it was to free you from financial system and be its own financial system, but it is going up because it is getting integrated into the financial system, being the etf means you could call your broker and say i would like to own a bitcoin etf, you have don't have to go through all hurdles you used to, you don't have to worry about losing your hard drive. >> i lost mine. larry: beyond the scope of this. treasury and fed, would like to control digital currencies

down the street had five kids, they were buddies, they started different businesses a worked and they goaact to mow somebody's lawn, to mow grass. and they had two push mowers and a plug-in weed eater to mow hundreds and hundreds of acres, in fact. aey got the first piece of salesperson. it was a riding lawn mower. and the second piece of equipment they got was a used truck they bought on a masterarge that was their goingn to feed 10 kids between the two of them. and so what i think■f■t my dad and his buddy that started a lawn service and that's what i grew up in, not that i had a choice to work in the family business because i didn't. but that's the entrepreneur spirit and what and how we can get bank lending now, it's made it worse over 20 years. so when i think of mastercard i think of mastercharge. i have the card my father has is his original masterc the same logo and that actually started the family firm. my brother has taken it over and employs people. it's grown quite a bit. but the first piece of outside debt or capital came from mastercard. >> i remember gog to -- >> so thank yo

empowering workers through full employment labor markets remains one of the most important economic policy goase] l@>> thank you, jared. thank you very much, jared. as a capital official, he always has the smallthe tragedy in bal, i think that is even more applicable. we are all grateful that jared d his team has brought to bear on this issue. what i would like to do is i'm going toutckly. then we will turn to our audience. this is all on the record. >> al go an extra five minutes. >> you can go an extra five? great. what we will do is take two pairs of two questions. thk first up, picking up on whee you ended up, there was a great deal of debate and concern in 2021-2022, including from predecessors of yours, cea chairs in previous democratic administrations, aboutpolicy pog the economy. you have been very clear about where your analysis takes you and in your analysis, it isi wat on the allocation of variants in the last couple years, but more in terms of the applicability as it goes forward, that partly, as you and the town hall have argued, what was a unique or at least unusual supply factor

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jon: goa. joe biden. that's why you're getting the gaslighting. even the washington post coming out with a headline that says trump is already losing to biden in a big way. they don't mention any of the polls, the editorial board talks about the indictments against trump, financial problems at the rnc. they talk about the fact that joe biden has raised more money than donald trump and anything to steer away from the clear fact that it looks as if because of what's happening at the southern border, what's happening at the economy, they're nervous and they know it because these numbers may not go their way in november. maria: yeah. that's right. joe? >> i mean, look -- maria: we're living you through it. joe biden gave us an idea of what the next four years might look like with his 5 and-a-half trillion dollars in higher taxes and no security at the border. >> i think jen psaki, god bless her, sometimes forgets she no longer works at the white house. her job is to cover the news and not to spin it on behalf of joe biden. so yes, i'm sure there is so

jon: goa and his first -- know that joe biden in his first 100 days reversed president trump's executive actions undoing the security we had. how laughable that kamala harris is meeting with these presidents to try to understand the root cause of the border problem, throwing billions of dollars at the problem. when she looks in the mirror, it's her administration that is the root cause. we're seeing all sorts of deflection as we've been seeing all along from this administration and no action, except inaction and it's again, the border czar, she abdicate canned her throne. maria: at this point they figured out immigration is number one issue for voters in an election year so they're efforting making people believe that they're actually doing something about it but they want the open border, changes the census and gives democrats more congressional seats, the more people in districts of big cities. house republicans are demanding federal records on migrants' backgrounds be res leased. a new york city council is asking the state's highest court to overturn rulings to allow noncitizen migran

i'm paulgy goa.emocrats are sounding the alarm at what many in the party see as the growing threat of rocket9 f. kennedy jr.'s independent presidential run. officials on a dnc press call tuesday denounced his bid as an abuse of democracy that will deliver the white house to former president trump in november. that a call coming just hours after kennedy introduced lawyer nicole shanahan as his running mate at a rally in oakland, california can, where he said he intended to be a spoiler for both parties. >> our campaign is a spoiler, i agree with that. it's a spoiler for president biden and for president trump. that's why they're trying to keep to me off the ballot, and to the frighten you into choosing between the two tired and unpopular heads of the uniwith party. paul: let's bring in our panel, "wall street journal" columnists dan manning ger, kim strassel and bill mcgurn. kim, so rfk jr.'s been doing about 13, 15% or so in the polls. showing up, which is pretty good for a third party candidate and

one of my real goa o this book is not to say that women are better doctors or that by simply flooding more women that will end up in a better place. really, to say that we are honor that feminine spirit, both men and women can have. we will have better empc, in me. and for far too long it's been this narrative that doctors primarily cure and nurses, primarily women care. there's no reason why we can't have both, because that is what everybody really wants medicine. they want the medication. but they also want to be heard. they want to be validated. they want to be seen as a whole person. there's no reason why2? women tt better than men, but yet when we are asked to, we spend more time with patients. we can therefore see less patients given amount of time. less and in turn, if we're promoted based on volume or protected time to go do research, we are less likely to be promoted. there's study after study after study that shows this, and from a personal level of course, this has been a very, very hard went into oncology, not because i'm some compartmentalize detached person, but because

. >> but this will probabldy's goa s a big interest in lsu athletics, did a story on brian kelly in 2022who's that?ba he's al qaeda's football coach and shamed himll for makings the money that he does as an scc football coach because baton rougcoach e is a poor ten. >> so "the washington post" reporter town.s hate lsu and tht makes us like lsu even more. maybe you want to get one stat before we go? no, i don't have time. oh, you're sur e? >> i love you, but no more stat. oh, all right. it's about 10 seconds now.>> jes >> you've wasted it. oh, it. are you sure? well, now you've. now you've>> i. i've teased that. god it. all right, what do you want to be past se: what "the washington post" has never endorsed a republican presidential candidate in its history. that meanspres they endorsed can twice. mondale, who won one state, gore ill candidy endorstwice, m. terry biden. good track record in seconds. just under the wire. yeah. thank you very: under , 9.9. >> my primetime had a hunch for some time that there was an ulterior motive at the southern border ultermotive and last nigs 60 minutes

the nra never goa cense for all of the affinity products. it's thr rden to prove -- i know the word "lawful insurance oduct" is in the complaint. theyever identified it in the complaint. our red brief spent, obviously, a huge amount of time onhi and called them out. to this day, they v't explained one lawful product that was ever issued by these three insurs, and that's why we think, if you're asking yourlf under iqbal and twombly is there an obvious likely explanation for what's ing on, that's what it is. that's why the consent orders read the do -- the way they do. justice sotomar:sorry, these affinity programs could have been altered. and these consent decrees and what she was seeking was a ban enf potentially lawful affinity programs. i mean, if they had tan t the intentionalityrosion or the criminal activity provision and just insured for accidents with guns orhings like that, those would have been lawful. she went further and said you can't even have -- mr. katyal: and dfs and regulators do that all the same, justice sotomayor. so ther

i want to emphasize a point that reparations advisory committee vice chair hollands said at the goa committee that i hear regularly from constituents that i represent in district 5 and that is, people want an apology, but they also want a commitment not to repeat harms, and too often our city engages in policies that in the words of vice chair hollands "guarantee repetition". right now some leaders will back this apology while also backing drug testing to deny public assistance benefits to the poor, ramping up arrests of people addicted to drugs, criminalizing homelessness instead of housing people, building unaffordable housing for mostly wealthy white people on public housing land, and removing oversight of police when they use force disproportionately against black and brown people. woo ehave a obigation to center racial justice in every aspect of our work and as vice chair holland said in the committee, a tenant of reparations is a guarantee of non-repetition. this city has policies that are doing harm and we see new policies being proposed every day, particularly in the context of politi