hester is, i guess, an advocate for the industry she believes there's a lot of innovation that coulde next internet and there is a lot of evidence to suggest she's right, but what she's saying is that she told us it's kind of interesting, we had my producer had a great conversation with her today and put some of our stuff on our twitter feed for a little more detail but she said that regulation by enforcement is not a good way to provide clarity, and she believes that there's a need for clarity and a lot of work to be done in terms of regulation for crypto, so i will say this. the open ear for the crypto industry is hester pierce, she wants to make things right, whether gensler goes along with that who knows but we're kind of at an inflection point because i think it's becoming kind of glaringly obvious to anybody that, you know, what's so bad about coinbase's lend program? liz: the argument is that they are acting like a bank, and but if that's true, should be held to the same regulations and rules. charlie: are they? merely lending stuff. liz: there's an interest. charlie: but it's

and i think that's what hester's worried about. i will say this, liz, we're going to have problem -- and i don't want to say his name -- a major crypto guest on your show tomorrow that will shed some light on the battle that's going op here between the crypto industry and gary gensler. clearly, there's an inflection point going on about regulation. they're up and in arms, they're going to fight back. this guy -- and when we nail him, that he's agreed to come on, we'll say who it is. but it'll be key. if you're in the crypto industry and you don't want fox business particularly tomorrow but throughout because we're devoting a lot of resources to covering this, you are crazy. the ground has shifted under your seat, and we're the only ones covering it. you're not going to get it out of cnbc. they're all for the establishment, they're, you know, they tout the line of the sec, of the established players. not us. we are covering this broadly and tearily ask and across the board. liz: balls and strikes. >> and, by the way, if i find fraud

the women's protest in afghanistan, capital hester, and violent to the taliban prevented them from marching to the presidential palace, their calling on the taliban leadership to protect women's rights for 2nd day in a row. now they use the u. s. government because soon release classified documents related to the september 11th attacks, president joe biden has ordered a fully view days before the 20th anniversary. families of victims say the papers full found your ravia held the al qaeda, attackers, timelines, prime minister by huge channel char, has won a conference vote in parliament. it's the boost for his embattled government, which has been accused of mishandling v corona via span demik and it's taken amik fall out. you zealand has reported its 1st death in the current covered 19 outbreak . the woman who died was in her nineties and had underlying health conditions. the country's been struggling to contain the spread of the highly infectious delta variant. since last month. those are the headlines. i'll have the algebra and use our for you after all hail the algorithm around the world.

a women's protest in afghanistan, capital hester, and violent after the taliban prevented them from marching to the presidential palace. the they're calling for the gun taliban leadership to protect women's rights for a 2nd day in a row. for the taliban reportedly fire gas to disperse the crowd. a taliban official recently promised they would be a place for women in afghanistan, government but not in the cabinet. now, many women, the fear returned to battalion, seen when the group last held power 20 years ago. but taliban officials say they are different and women are only afraid because of propaganda. algiers was, how am i been? java got exclusive access to the city of joanna bad and spoke to afghan women. there is my country to 22 year old. which con is a medical student, she works part time to support her family. because her father, who is an engineer, has been out of work for a long time. she says the images of off guns clinging to plains, frankly, the country was painful for her to watch. she emphasizes with their fear, but once up guns to serve their country, regardless of who runs it.

it's what's happening in africa, south and central america anywhere democracy is not picking up the hesterhat they're doing there, dictatorship pop in. vladimir putin was in a lot of these places as well. it is extremely dangerous. i guess i shouldn't say shocked but aware of, how good everybody has gotten that trolling. like putin's office of the king control, out of afghanistan the last couple of weeks. [inaudible] kennedy: every editorial, yes go ahead. >> right. sticking all their stuff back interfaces all the time. the taliban writing around what is left. there a lot of vehicles and weapons are in operable that we have left behind there. but they use the american tanker. kennedy: the weapons are not an operable the aircraft it appears most of it is in and operable. i have a feeling they will find a way but those hundreds of thousands of guns that they left there, all of those will work for quite some time but as you know afghanistan is not present binds only crisis the border still also very much a mess. now thousands of migrant children are missing. according to report from accel fro

i think if you listen to some of the experts on this, people might want to listen to hester peirce.ratorium on this stuff until we get our act together and try to figure out how tow regulate this stuff because, again, cryptocurrency's going to go up and down. i get it. we didn't throw out the whole internet. jackie: right, no. and you're right, maybe a pause is the best way to go, because you don't want the criminal activity, but you don't want to stifle innovation. charlie, nice to see you. >>> coming up, energy stocks seeing some of the heaviest selling today. we're going to get a reaction on that from phil flynn when we return. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping your luggage before you fly y

this is sue hester. i want to head off the next couple of projects that are coming your way. you should have a list that's available of who all the names are of all the developers and the agents are of these projects, and that list should be available to the planning department and to the public because other projects are heading their way to the planning commission right now, and any project that has one of these agents needs to be scrutinized by planning department staff. secondarily, there's a real problem with l.l.c.s, limited liability corporations, and those should be flushed out immediately, and -- when the project is going through the planning department, so there has to be transparency of who is acting through a limited liability corporation. we had a lot of them historically in the academy of art situation which went on for a lot of years because they were the academy of art, but they used the limited liability corporation as the address of the limited liability corporation. and i want to agree with what supervisor peskin raised at the beginning of the project, the

this is sue hester. i want to head off the next couple of projects that are coming your way. you should have a list that's available of who all the names are of all the developers and the agents are of these projects, and that list should be available to the planning department and to the public because other projects are heading their way to the planning commission right now, and any project that has one of these agents needs to be scrutinized by planning department staff. secondarily, there's a real problem with l.l.c.s, limited liability corporations, and those should be flushed out immediately, and -- when the project is going through the planning department, so there has to be transparency of who is acting through a limited liability corporation. we had a lot of them historically in the academy of art situation which went on for a lot of years because they were the academy of art, but they used the limited liability corporation as the address of the limited liability corporation. and i want to agree with what supervisor peskin raised at the beginning of the project, the

this is sue hester. i want to head off the next couple of projects that are coming your way. you should have a list that's available of who all the names are of all the developers and the agents are of these projects, and that list should be available to the planning department and to the public because other projects are heading their way to the planning commission right now, and any project that has one of these agents needs to be scrutinized by planning department staff. secondarily, there's a real problem with l.l.c.s, limited liability corporations, and those should be flushed out immediately, and -- when the project is going through the planning department, so there has to be transparency of who is acting through a limited liability corporation. we had a lot of them historically in the academy of art situation which went on for a lot of years because they were the academy of art, but they used the limited liability corporation as the address of the limited liability corporation. and i want to agree with what supervisor peskin raised at the beginning of the project, the