banks have been around for a long time but skeptics say could there be issues not cyclical we had john steine show last week and he is offering an operation but 1.6% on checking and savings. no fees, meanwhile quicken is originating more origin than wells fargo. i'm wondering is there a better mousetrap than the old legacy banks and is it possible they will be bleeding retail sure. >> this is the way in which regulation works in the bank paper. i think about over my career the disruption facing banks. let's start with the big one money market funds were invented, people say why would i go to a bank i have a money market fund. what else was invented the merger under mortgage-backed security. you don't need to go to a bank to do with the mortgage, they mortgage-backed security. atm, who need branches, we have atms, the internet, that will be the big disrupter, through all of this what we see, the highest profit and all in banking history. because people value the security, cyber protection and over time there is a lot of scale advantages that come from the so you have to look constantly be awa

. ♪ >> barron's round table sponsored by: >> this week john stein on how the robo adviser is taking on company is poised to go public next month. and holly newman cross joins the panel on how you can create an income stream after retirement. the "barron's round table" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "barron's round table" where the sharpest minds on wall street prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. we begin with what we think are the three most i

i'll see you n >> barron's round table sponsored by: >> this week john stein on how the robo adviserofitable company is poised to go public next month. and holly newman cross joins the panel on how you can create an income stream after retirement. the "barron's round table" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "barron's round table" where the sharpest minds on wall street prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. we begin with what w

i'll see you n >> barron's round table sponsored by: >> this week john stein on how the robo adviser is taking on the banking industry. the world's most profitable company is poised to go public next month. and holly newman cross joins the panel on how you can create an income stream after retirement. the "barron's round table" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "barron's round table" where the sharpest minds on wall street prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. we're heading into a big week for retail earnings with implications for the housing market, upcoming holiday sales and more. kkr making a play for walgreens in what could be the largest leveraged buyout on record. are similar deals on the horizon? and aramco set to go public next month, what impact will it have on the oil market and stocks? my colleagues, ben leveson, laura ruin lin and jack howe. jack, let's briefly mention at the very end of the day on friday the market nosed above 28,000, the dow above 28,000 f

banks have been around for a long time but skeptics say could there be issues not cyclical we had john steinweek and he is offering an operation but 1.6% on checking and savings. no fees, meanwhile quicken is originating more origin than wells fargo. i'm wondering is there a better mousetrap than the old legacy banks and is it possible they will be bleeding retail sure. >> this is the way in which regulation works in the bank paper. i think about over my career the disruption facing banks. let's start with the big one money market funds were invented, people say why would i go to a bank i have a money market fund. what else was invented the merger under mortgage-backed security. you don't need to go to a bank to do with the mortgage, they mortgage-backed security. atm, who need branches, we have atms, the internet, that will be the big disrupter, through all of this what we see, the highest profit and all in banking history. because people value the security, cyber protection and over time there is a lot of scale advantages that come from the so you have to look constantly be aware disruptio

. ♪ >> barron's round table sponsored by: >> this week john stein on how the robo adviser is taking on is poised to go public next month. and holly newman cross joins the panel on how you can create an income stream after retirement. the "barron's round table" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "barron's round table" where the sharpest minds on wall street prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. we're heading into a big week for retail earnings with implications for the housing market, upcoming holiday sales and more. kkr making a play for walgreens in what could be the largest leveraged buyout on record. are similar deals on the horizon? and aramco set to go public next month, what impact will it have on the oil market and stocks? my colleagues, ben leveson, laura ruin lin and jack howe. jack, let's briefly mention at the very end of the day on friday the market nosed above 28,000, the dow above 28,000 for the first time, so traders will head in with a mile as they rerue re

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of course members, it's a pleasure to john you on what has to be house's first ever franken tine heari stein hearing. i want to thank the ranking member, rodney davis and the franking commissions new rank member ryan steele. all of who play a key role in massive communications. the house's rules, franken rules have certainly spooked members, staff and constituents over the years but the good news is we can make the process less scary and more effective. kraer to what many staff believe, the house franken man warm was not created to frighten people but rather with the good intention of preventing members from misusing taxpayer funds for personal, political or commercial use. however, after nearly two decade of working with those rules, we've seen the rules have the unintended side effect of slowing things down and preventing members from writing the way they speak when they conduct official business. our commission took fresh look at the rules and came up with a new approach. it has two main components, which go hand-in-hand, greater transparency and a simpler set of rules. greater public tra