kay hagan will join me next, and thenly be speaking to another senator, the senator from vez, bernie sanders. >> you will not want to miss that. how do you think jamie dimon did today? tweet us your thoughts on how it all went. too soft, not tough enough, whatever you want to sa say @cnbcclosingbell. . >>> 45 minutes left in the trading session, and we have the markets on the move right now. down 85 points. we have market on the close orders hanging over this market. expirations that will occur the rest of the week that will cause volatility and a pick up in volume as well. the dow down to 12448 aiming for the sixth winning session in seven, doesn't look like it will happen. jpmorgan has been leading in the gainers. johnson and johnson and bank of america. but we are heading lower but energy going down to the downside. you see chevron down, the dow down 90 right now. >> we heard from bob corker, now we talk to another member of the senate banking committee. kay hagan, let's see your exchange today. >> how could it be so large without coming to the attention of management, of regulato

and a particular thanks to congresswoman brown from florida. [ cheers and applause ] senator kay hz hagan from north carolina. national president of the marine association, chief officer and dr. james everhart united states marine corps. the past national president of the montford point marine association, our united states retiree. [ cheers and applause ] and joe carpenter, lieutenant colonel retired united states marine corps. [ cheers and applause ] i would like to personally thank the officers and staff of the

among my bests senator bob corker, david vitter and kay hagan.ders who called on jamie dimon to step down from the board of the federal reserve. that's live tomorrow from d.c. what will questioning jamie dimon accomplish? we asked you and you tweeted. tony friend says nothing. john wells says, the testimony will establish if you are a private company it is against the low to lose money. but if the government loses money, it's not a problem. david tweets dimon testimony, nothing more than a chance for political sound bites from clueless politicians. thanks for tuning. in. send us your comments. with e eel get them on the air. that does it for us. see you tomorrow from d.c. i hope you will follow me on google plus and twitter. send us questions you want answered from the senators we have with us from washington. tweet the questions and we'll get them on the air. "fast money" begins after the break. stay with cnbc. see you tomorrow. have a great night. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. in that time there've been some good days. and some d

and a particular thanks to congresswoman brown from florida. [ cheers and applause ] senator kay hz hagan president of the marine association, chief officer and dr. james everhart united states marine corps. the past national president of the montford point marine association, our united states retiree. [ cheers and applause ] and joe carpenter, lieutenant colonel retired united states marine corps. [ cheers and applause ] i would like to personally thank the officers and staff of the marine corps special projects director colonel smith and her operations planning team. you guys did a heck of a job. heck of a job putting it all together. last but not least, on february 25th of last year at the camp joseph h. pendleton base theater -- i happened to be there, a gentleman said that this injustice, this nonrecognition of what montford point marines did, many of them who served through world war ii and on into korea and vietnam, a bunch of them are here, he said he was going to fix it. and he did. a man of his word. he made it happen. 35th common marine corps joe jam james. [ cheers and applau

and gentlemen, the junior united states senator from the state of north carolina, the honorable kay haganenator reid, senator mcconnell, congressman john boehner, congressman -- congresswoman nancy pelosi, thank you for being here and coming down. we are so honored to be here. good afternoon, everybody. it is truly one of the greatest honors of my career to be here as a u.s. senator today to recognize the most heroic and courageous veterans in our nation's history. i can think of no group more deserving of this congressional gold medal than the monfort point marines and all of you that are with us today. when these men walked through the gates at monfort point in my home state in north carolina in the 1940's, you came young, brave, and committed to serving a country that did not yet appreciate the sacrifices. a country that measured a warrior, measured a man not by his courage or dedication but by the color of his skin. your road was not easy. to be simply allowed onto the nearby camp where the white counterparts were trained and bass, the monfort pint marines needed to be accompanied by