central bank also signaling it is likely nearing the end of it streak of aggressive rate hikes but krit elizabeth warren saying powell has failed at his job. >> we have the fed right at the center of the two biggest economic problems in this country. he has raised interest rates aten extreme level unlike anything we've ever seen in modern times. and it has certainly created problems throughout the banking system. paul: republican senator bill hegarty in tennessee joins me now a member of the senate banking committee. welcome senator. so what do you think about the feds decision this week? was it the right decision to raise rates despite turmoil in markets? >> if you asked me who weeks ago when i had powell before me in the committee ib he would raise it by 50 basis points and the collapse of these banks there's jitters in the system for sure. but there's also remaining considerable inflation. he's been dealt a very tough hand, i hear senator warren talking about recklessness but i think about policies of this administration that basically waged rare on domestic oil and gas industry from

real story, what he posted on social networks , he tagged the boys, they also saw when he writes in krithink about when in they are shelling us with mortars, well, what a normal person, adequately now, right away there, it is probably normal to survive there for life, they say no, we are thinking about our football, about our national team. passed well, well, that's why a lot of fans are fighting there, not that they were, of course, ultras, but from dnipro, from metalist. well, i 'm in touch with him somewhere there. and what do you know? i know that they were all watching today, regardless of what someone will say that she is reckless, they are reckless, but they showed who they really are, when the war started, they were the first to take up arms, volunteers went to defend the country, and now i am just as worried about football and cheering for the national team. infinity it's simple, but, how-how-no-how, everything is equal in our collective collective ship, how can you not screw it up, it's ours , it's ukraine, well, it happens, of course , well, at least now i'd get even 8, everyt

obviously banking is a confident sector or krit kachlt actually when we've looked at the banks in europeactually as you say, we don't see the same dependency on flagging deposits and large corporate deposits as we're seeing in one or two situations in the u.s., so actually -- >> why not why not in europe? >> well because we haven't had -- for instance, we don't have the tech sector in quite the same way, having raised huge amounts of capital and needing to park that until they need to use it in the business, but basically household deposits, you nknow, banks lie on that half the bank deposits are from households. >> do you think it's here to say? you've had a double whammy, an idiocara ittee caratic issue. do you see this being a structural lie tighter environment? >> there's two aspects to it, i think. the first is the impact on the banking system and clearly, you know, banks are risky institutions the risk appetite will tighten a bit. but we think they have the capacity to lend and we think they will continue to do that. but obviously being more select irv where they need to be in cert

says when in response to some of the krit sesm that he's gotten for prioritizing this trump case is thatgoes hard after criminals. this is -- someone that is saying he doesn't allow people believe they are above the law what do you say to that? >> i say it is a bunch of bull. i sat in that courtroom for four and a half years. i watched -- offenders be brought in by detectives because they have five and six and seven open warrants be brought in. you know, on a new charge and walk right back out the same door they backed in. all right, so no one is being prosecuted in the manhattan district attorney office also the bronx district attorney's office. dare sell clark said out of her own mouth she's the bronx district attorney. that cases are not even going make it to their office anymore. once this reform law goes into effect in 2020 all right people are going to be issued guest appearance tickets and walk right out all right this is why we have such high recidivism why the crime has speaked so out of control. an this raise the age policy that just went into effect that you know, our young pe

the krit mall minerals -- critical minerals provisions are helpful for iowan wind which produces 58% of electricity in the state. this is this allows iowa to be a net exporter of electricity and supports 230 blade manufacturing jobs in fort madison. ensuring we mine critical minerals here in the u.s. and process those minerals domestically it is critical to securing our nation's global competitiveness and supporting many clean energy technologies as well as supporting a cleaner environment from china. i also commend the significant strides we have made on nepa reform with the package combining measures to streamline permitting reviews for energy products and mines. importantly, h.r. 1 places clear timelines on environmental reviews, clarifies the scope in environmental reviews, and butts sideboards on judicial reviews under nepa. according to a recent poll, 80% of people support policies that expedite government review of infrastructure projects which is why these issues are at the heart of h.r. 1. as fiscal conservatives, we also take pride in the fact that responsible permitting re