keating. mr. keating: thank you, mr. chairman. welcome to the new ranking member and the staff. it's great to be here. you know, one of the things that concerns me generally is the fact we're doing this in the lens of terrorist attack which we should and people's safety personally. however, there's another target for these attacks and that's our economy and it's the economy of an industry, it's the economy of the countries that are affected by this. so i want to thank mr. dow for the dialogue that the chairman and i participated in and the close relationship with this committee. i think it's very important from an interest standpoint you do that. president cox, i tell you, i fly a lot. the attitude of the people on the front line that are there is extraordinary. the helpfulness. i've really been impressed by that. it's a tough job. but i've seen a high level of helping people even when they re perhaps doing some things we should prevail against. i want to delve on a couple of issues. number on

keating, did you make bail?ting's failed lincoln savings and loan in california, the majority of bonds bought by seniors, many losing their life savings. >> charles keating was convicted in two trials, but both of those verdicts were overturned, and then he pled guilty to avoid a retrial and was allowed out for time served. >> the climate had gone from celebrating the excesses of wall street to condemning them pretty quickly. >> tonight's headline, milken pleads guilty in what may be the largest individual case of fraud ever to rock wall street. the case which ended in a plea bargain with the government. >> judge kimble said the crimes merited his removal from society, sentencing him to ten years in prison. >> he did go to jail for just under two years. i'm confident when he left, he was at a minimum a billionaire, and quite possibly a multibillionaire. >> the game of monopoly could have been invented for donald trump. but monopoly is a tricky game. when you borrow $2 billion and the economy goes into a tailspin

keating. it was an event on roll call talked about items that i'll get to that can make a difference. it's very important with a new of a new nd the dawn administration that we really make sure that we're doing the ight thing for the safety of americans. we're pleased to offer many policy recommendations here, and to suggest a new series of reforms that we think give ry important, and to the american people the best investment that we're making in our country's security. we recognize tsa has a mix critical to detect and deter any threats and the challenge you mentioned, mr. chairman, of the 750 million people who go through airports every year. it's complex. it's expensive and it's important. we recognize that tsa has made any good moves but we think there is more that can be done. as you mentioned, with the long that, there of have been some perceived failures. there have been real failures that those ception lines could make it difficult to travel. research that shows that americans would ma

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>> i am down here for the big phil keating harris seminar.l and he talked about the latest cutting edge paul mays and stuff like that. then, i go up the road next week, i am at the burt reynolds dinner theatre and jupiter, florida, doing love letters with nancy pelosi. today, i find out she can't read, so, we have to teach her the script phonetically. >> bill: [laughs] phil keating, by the way, a fox news correspondent based in south florida. [laughs] all right, miller, now. you are saying that americans are no longer going to be able to get along. >> bill, let me quote the great buffalo springfield, there is something happening here and what it is is all too clear. we are going through a divorce. this is like getting war of the roses ugly. if you want to check the docket in the court, has been filed as the deplorable's versus the insufferable's. i think we are basically incompatible right now. some of the things the democrats are doing are scaring the living hell out of me. can i enumerate a couple of them? >> bill: certainly. >> while, they

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. : i amresentative keating worried about proposals that would change the ofmc. it strikes me as misguided since the new york fed has responsibility that no other industry bank has. you discuss some of the differences between the new york red and the other district banks and would you say the new york fed has unique knowledge of the markets? chair yellen: the new york fed has long had a special and important role in the federal reserve system. it has long been the bank that is involved in the markets for us, conducts our open market operations, plays an important role in gathering market intelligence and understanding financial market trends, and because so many, especially large banks, are headquartered in new york, has a very large supervisory staff that plays an important role in the program and the decision that the president of the new york fed chair serve as the fmoc reflects that traditional role. i think it is something that has worked well. rep. king: not to put you on the spot, but the president of the reserve bank of san francisco, atlanta, and chicago

the warriors preand post game analyst kerry keating tonight here on abc 7. >>> last night dreymond green made history against the grizzlies. larry beil explains in this morning's sports. >> good morning, draymond green scored only four points but became the first player with a rare triple-double, consisting of rebounds, assists and steals in memphis. only it was defensive dreymond who came to play. pick up in the first quarter, he had the takeaway and leads to a klay thompson three. and on fire early and finishing with 36 for thompson. steph curry in the corner, gets hit on the shot and four point play and dubs up seven and curry 18 on the night. dre mond had seven steels in -- steals and throwing it down and dubs up 13 at the break. and then steele gives green a warriors franchise record of ten steals. amazing as green is the first player in history a triple-double without the points. 12 boards, ten assists and ten steals, five walks and four points, warriors win 122-107. here is draymond green before heading off for kevin durant's return to okc. >> any time you could be the only one of

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. >> congressman william keating, it's nice to have you on, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, poppy. >>> it is a crucial week for the president. we'll hear at any moment those details that everyone wants for what the new plan is. >> maybe some of those details, maybe just more broad statements. we'll get the details later. >>> plus the white house trying to crack down on leaks, collecting the cellphones of staffers, telling them do not use encrypted texting apps. a >>> and the best oscars finish ever. you want a cliffhanger at the end. man, did we get one last night. it's my decision ito make beauty last. roc® retinol, started visibly reducing my fine lines and wrinkles in one week. and the longer i use it, the better it works. retinol correxion® from roc. methods, not miracles.™ it's league night!? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. bowl without me. frank.' i'm going to get nachos. snack bar's closed. gah! ah, ah ah. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, gr

that's why my colleague, bill keating, and i have introduced the foreign terrorist organization passport revocation act. it directs the secretary of state to revoke passports of those americans who have joined foreign terrorist organizations. they are still citizens but they cannot travel back to the united states or to any other country. the only way they come back to the united states is under arrest by law enforcement in handcuffs. this is a bipartisan bill that will stop these benedict arnolds from coming back at aw. if someone takes arms up with our enemies, that person deserves to be treated like an enemy. that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thanks, mr. speaker. when you come into bremerton, washington, on the ferry, you see one of my favorite sites, it's building 460 of the puget sound naval s

keating, for five minutes. ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. speaker, this is a beautiful child is charlie. charlie is an infant from west port, massachusetts. charlie's dad has a green card and his mom an american citizen. charlie's mom wrote me to share their family's affordable care story, an important one yet in many respects not that uncommon. when charlie was born his mother had to postpone her ph.d. ambitions because she needed a full-time job to support her family. although she has two masters degrees, she's working over 40 hours per week at a restaurant. that restaurant doesn't offer benefits so charlie's mom has to purchase her own health insurance policies for her fea. -- family. the affordable care act has helped them find the health plan they need at a price they can afford. charlie's family got covered. charlie's mom also wrote to me to tell me that on january 21, she came to washington and marched with women from around the world because of the fact that all families out there like

former oklahoma governor frank keating.always these outside, so-called black swan events that change the equation for everybody. i'm wondering whether it involves vladimir putin, russia and new ties, terror or what's going on with china takes all of this other stuff that you and so many other republicans want to see happen delayed. what do you think? >> well, there's no question that you are easily distracted by foreign policy and national security issues, neil. the, i think the cause for some comfort is the fact that we have a secretary of state and secretary of defense, two very mature, very tough individuals, but that doesn't mean on the economic development front treasury and the regulators should not sit down and resolve some of these issues, carryovers from the obama administration. but foreign policy, national security affairs will certainly take the headlines and dominate the agenda of the day. neil: you know, governor, i could be wrong -- i doubt it though, but here's what i think is going to happen. we will get so

keating is recognized. >> thank you, mr. secretary, for your extraordinary service to our country. and assuming this role as a native of massachusetts. i've heard the boston bombings the example of a domestic attack that would have been prevented by the president's executive order. the boston marathon bomb wg a heinous and personal attack on all of us as americans. th this led a bipartisan investigation into the brothers, their families. the tsarnaev brothers would not have been denied entry into this country under that executive order. now, in your opening statement, you said fear should not be the status quo. if you could, words matter. if you could commend on the importance of every official, clearly defining and being accurate when they discuss issues such as that that provoke such public concern. and fear as this did. public officials should understand the cases. >> that includes the the president. >> all public officials. since the third in eo was put order. members of congress as well as on the international scene that called with really an ek doe tall, this is what's happen