commercial customers and targeted them for political messaging a practice is illegal in britain mr banks denies the claim when i did visit the elgin insurance and leave you had quarters which was the same building with the same staff that when a senior scientist and myself spent time. with their phone bank i was told by the people using the individuals that they were calling out of the insurance database it will clearly be wrong for people's personal data maybe help on insurance company to be used on a political campaign without their consent and so on the question is was consent sort of given and if not then it's not quite as potentially quite a serious data breach. that should be investigated fully by the information commissioner like a former colleague christopher wiley she painted a picture of cambridge analytic as an organization which was a moral and which was happy to destabilise any political campaign on behalf of any wealthy backers it all adds to a body of evidence being gathered by the u.k. government which is increasingly worried about how the use of data is potentially under

she said believe campaign haven't taken their services but in a major allegation she claims that mr banks had taken their idea and harvested lists of his own commercial customers and targeted them for political messaging a practice is illegal in britain mr banks denies the claim when i did visit the elgin insurance and levy you had quarters which was the same building with the same . is that when a senior data scientist and myself spent time with their phone bank i was told by the people using the individuals that they were calling out of the insurance database it would clearly be wrong for people's personal data maybe help our insurance company to be used in a political campaign without their consent and so on the question is was consent sought or given and if not then that's quite that's potentially quite a serious data breach that i think should be investigated fully by the information commissioner like a former colleague christopher wiley she painted a picture of cambridge analytical as an organization which was a moral and which was happy to destabilize any political campaign on beha

commercial customers and targeted them for political messaging a practice is illegal in britain mr banks denies the claim when i did visit the elgin insurance and leave you had quarters which was the same building with the same staff that when a senior scientist and myself spent time with their phone bank i was told by the people using the phone bank that the individuals that they were calling were out of the insurance database like her former colleague christopher wiley she painted a picture of cambridge analytical as an organization which was a moral and which was happy to destabilise any political campaign on behalf of any wealthy backers it all adds to a body of evidence being gathered by the you. governments which is increasingly worried about how the use of dates is potentially undermining basic democratic principles lawrence lee al jazeera london. russian investigators say it's likely that last month's shopping mall fire that killed at least sixty four people was caused by an electrical fault the winter cherry center in the same variance eighty of kemet over went up in flames on m

she said believe campaign haven't taken their services but in a major allegation she claims that mr banks had taken their idea and harvested lists of his own commercial customers and targeted them for political messaging a practice is illegal in britain mr banks denies the claim when i did visit the elgin insurance and leave you had quarters which was the same building with the same staff that when a senior scientist and myself spent time with their phone bank i was told by the people using the phone bank. the individuals that they were calling out of the insurance database it will clearly be wrong for people's personal data maybe help one insurance company to be used in a political campaign without their consent and so on the question is was consent sort of a given and if not then it's not quite that's potentially quite a serious data breach that i think should be investigated fully by the information commissioner like a former colleague christopher wiley she painted a picture of cambridge analytical as an organization which was a moral and which was happy to destabilise any political ca

for mr. banks gathers financial survival guide next day saying yes i'm all for the store and family and all these are. you sure it's still there you don't get it back. oh heck no. repatriations again what would you do with the seven years. bill of the century was kaiser report. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all suck but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure come out you have to go meet the center of the beach hotel here with you and we'll show you all the great game the great game you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down there we have to go. a low as just i want to you know and i'm really happy to join the team for the two thousand and thirteen world cup in russia meet the special one it was also appreciated me to just say the review theology team's latest edition to make up a bigger need to look. am

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shuster: i now yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from indiana, mr. banks. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. banks: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i want to thank you and my -- mr. chairman and my colleagues for their work on this underlying legislation. my amendment is simple. it would designate the hangar at smith airfield in fort wayne, in my district, as the national air mail museum. currently there is no such museum with this particular designation. i want to also make clear my amendment prohibits any federal funding to support this important initiative for the community. it is a zero cost amendment. the significance of hangar number 2, which is the only example of clark w. smith's patented care sell design, makes it a fine fit for this designation. in 1911, the united states postal service began air mail delivery and in 1930, commercial air mail service came to smith airfield. this recognition would be a great addition to my community and a vital tool to educate the american people on the significant role air mail played in the evoluti

banks. stress tests are an important regulatory tool that have much improved the state of -- the safety of our financial system. mr. speaker, when we crafted dodd-frank, we mandated these stress tests and put in place other enhanced prudential guardrails for large banks to not only prevent damage to our economy, but also help grow our economy. and they are working. but h.r. 4293 weakens the rigor and frequency of these stress tests. a move that simply makes no sense. rather than harmful measures such as this one, congress should be working to strengthen consumer protections, reform our broken system of credit reporting, provide tailored, responsible relief for community banks, and ensure that recidivist megabanks are held accountable for breaking the law. i would urge a no vote on this bill and i would urge members, again, to simply ask the question, why at this point in basically we want to duce the ability for us to know exactly what's going on in those banks, whether or not they're fully capitalized, whether they can withstand a serious problem in our economy? and i don't think that the opposite side of the ais

what happened was first republic bank, mr. tigation into this transaction long before this lawsuit was filed. they determined there was something suspicious or illegal about this money transfer. >> bank records are notoriously hard to get. even police have a hard time getting financial records from banks. what crime are you telling them you think was committed? >> we don't know. the bank determined there was something suspicious or illegal about this. that's why they caused the report to be filed with the treasury department, alisyn. >> the last time i interviewed you, you said you would be presenting new evidence. >> yes. . >> where is your evidence? this payment that donald trump knew about this $130,000 payment or even that they had an affair? >> alisyn, it was friday that you had me on the show. >> and the clock is ticking. >> it is now tuesday. >> i think it's wednesday. >> it is wednesday. >> you make my point. it's wednesday. >> look, let me be clear about something. kwroepbg there is any question in america right now th

banking system? is it a good financial system? mr. at the hope, at least on the european side, is to say we need to address all s in a matter of years. we need to come up with a banking union, we need to deal with the most obvious shortcomings, like architecture. and the ambition is being lost. we can see this on banking unions, for instance. we are losing a sense of momentum here. the risk is actually, if we get into a face of normalization of monetary policy, it just rates start getting higher and we have not completely dealt with the great recession. francine: meaning what? you could foresee a recession with the interest rates having normalized enough to not be able to cope with the recessions? mr. moec: that is an issue. you have a number of central banks, and i think the ecb is one of the -- there. you have to be super cautious on the way out in your exit strategy. we are making baby steps on normalization, and we should. that, for one reason or another, the global cycle stops inching down, there is nothing left in the arsenal. th

bank. he was not a deutsche banker, as mr. sewing. at the bank in 1989 as an apprentice, and he has made a great career of the bank. he knows the bank very emphatically, and i'm very convinced about that, but he is the right man tom: on the position. -- man on the position. tom: so you want deutsche bank to pull back on new york, and you want deutsche bank to be that domestic bank? klaus: no, i do not want deutsche bank to pull back from new york, to pullback from u.s., and to shut down the investment banking. that is a misunderstanding. i convinced that deutsche bank has a chance to be in the top five or top 10 global investment banks -- only if they re-concentrate on these very strong german market. deutsche bank, in history, deutsche bank was founded 150 ,ears ago as the deutsche bank financing german industry in germany and as well as in projects in other countries. ultimate strength of deutsche bank, and they have to re-concentrate on tha, focusing on the german market to become one of the top worldwide investment banks again. bu

to mr west bank crisis was over and new much bigger international conflict broke out the first gulf war. on the second of august one thousand nine hundred iraqi forces invaded kuwait. things relationship with iraqi president saddam hussein was so close he was the only major figure to call himself a personal friend of saddam. in the first bush so here we saw. in the whole just. sent that just saying. it was. the sudden medic for i guess it. was a quit forger. they have the amount of what i've been or millet for all of the milk us in and yet the and the of the enormity of the object and what it was and. why then many new york whom you know to be. sane was accused of knowing in advance of the iraqi attack as he'd been on a visit to baghdad a few days before but he denied that. scene wanted an arab solution to the crisis so he went to baghdad and urged the dam to withdraw but some time refused. to look after you hadn't seen him nor been. a nor. a little out of the. world or. them usually. their ticket for home lemon sub. well i'm in general out of it so. at the. what was sort of i doubt you

facing a fine by uk regulators for breaching rules when he tried to identify a whistle—blower at the bank. mrduct, has been given time to appeal. barclays said there was no suggestion mr staley acted with a lack of integrity. two separate surveys have revealed that hundreds of thousands of the poorest families in britain are going without basic necessities. citizens advice said as many as 140,000 households are going without power, and the living wage foundation said many of the poorest parents are skipping meals. premier league clubs collectively reported record revenues of £4.5 billion last season, and record profits too — of £500 million. they made a small loss last year. but significantly, wages rose just 9%. that may seem a lot but it's way down on the 25% rise the year before. after a year—long investigation banking regulators have said barclays bossjes staley may be fined for trying to find out the identity of a whistle—blower. two years ago an anonymous letter raised concerns of a personal nature about a senior employee. mr staley then asked barclays' internal investigation team to at

mr. banks: there are much better and life-affirming options than allowing planned parenthood access to taxpayer dollars. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from hawaii seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. gabbard: thank you, mr. speaker. over the last several days the people of hawaii have faced extreme and severe weather, islands mpacting the where far too many people are living and struggling in chaos as a result of record breaking rain, flooding and landslides that completely devastated communities, homes, and businesses, washed out roads and led hundreds of people to have to be evacuated. many people are struggling without water and electricity. they're stranded. separated from their mily members and relying on airlift for basic supplies. me and again our community have come together proving to be strong and resilient, mobilized, to support and take care of each other. i wa

mr. saving is taking over at deutsche bank.the germans are going to meaningfully think about? or is this just another bank causing trouble? guest: it is good to see you getting excited about it. it is big news in germany but there are larger issues surrounding it. and larger issue surrounding the european banks. what we are seeing today is something to get excited about. the more important issue is the great outlook and the inflation outlook as well as the economic outlook. something we have seen in the last two and a half months where we have had a streak of macro activity. bank on,bably cannot european banks, cannot bank on quickly rising rates. qean aggressive exit from which introduces new challenges or new challenges relative to what the market was pricing three or four months ago. three or four months ago, we saw one year forward. -- one pricedhike 2019 butrch or june that has been taken out already. introducing new challenges that i think over the course of today, this ceo news may be dominating the headlines but over th

mr. zuckerberg, banks for being here. you are doing to be done with questioning at 1:00 a.m., so congratulations. lot, but is coons a want to ask some questions from the other side. the conceptual line between mirror tech companies and actual content companies is hard. you have a hard challenge in relation will have a hard challenge. you are a private company's economic policies that may be blessed in first amendment embracing, i worry about a world where when you go from violent groups to hate speech in a hurry, and one of your responses to the opening questions -- you may decide or face a great decide it needs to police a whole bunch of speech that i think america might be better off not having policed by one company that has a really big and powerful platform. can you define hate speech? mark: i think of this as a hard question. is one of the reasons we struggle with it. there is certain definitions that we have around calling for violence. >> let's agree with that, violence shouldn't be there. i worry about the psycho

we're coming up to a crucial meeting for the bank of england just a few weeks ago, before mr. carney's comments in washington, the expectation is they would have to go ahead and hike in may. it seems some of those expectation also have to be pared back because of this weak data for q1. pulling up a chart of sterling, the currency is reacting to this about 0.6% weaker. cable has been struggling the last couple of days, irrespective because of that strength in the greenback. we seem to have broken to key levels here. a few people wointing to 1.3-- pointing to 1.3869 that is the story for the uk this morning not so pretty. let's look at how other foreign exchange markets are doing this morning as well.

mr. banks: but there is still so much more to do for our veterans and to address many of the longstanding issues within the v.a. which is why it is absolutely vital that our next v.a. secretary has the experience and commitment needed to build upon the progress that we've already made. our veterans have made tremendous sacrifices to keep our nation free and secure and they deserve the highest quality of people serving at the v.a. today i urge the trump administration to nominate a v.a. secretary committed to making important reforms and serving our nation's heroes who have served us so well. with that, thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, p.c.a. has been betraying the international -- pakistan has been betraying the international community and is supporting terrorism. the

bank. the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. toomey: i would like to point out that included in the list of nominees that my colleague from ohio asked for unanimous consent for confirmation, included would be an inspector general for the export-import bank and that is a different function. that is a function i supported in committee and i would support today, and as far as i'm aware, there's no objection whatsoever on this side of the aisle, no objection to confirming the inspector general to this post. therefore, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of executive calendar 585, the senate vote on the nomination with no intervening action or debate, if confirmed the motion to consider be considered made and laid upon the table, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, no further motions be in order and any statements related to the nomination be printed in the record. the presiding officer: is there objection? the senator from ohio. mr. brown: mr. president, how does it make sens

. >> mr. banks. >> thank you, mr. chairman.nk you, gentlemen for bigger to david on august 21, 2017, 17, many of us championed and welcomed this administrations change in strategy and focus to win in afghanistan to create a safe and secure afghanistan. general dunford last year and your fy '18 posture test when you stated quote, in afghanistan fy '18 investments were reinforced improve in afghan national defense and security forces. today you stated quote, we are working toward a sustainable approach to stabilizing the afghan government and denying terrorists sanctuary. general votel testified before this committee in february and he said quote, ansf to do have the ability to prevent the insurgency for maintaining a rural presence and occasionally threatening a populationec centr or critical ground lines of communication, end quote. supporting this, - the latest cr report stayed in the most recent assessment that the afghan government control of districts is lost -- segar -- while it is the highest since decemberes of 2015. gen

the feds seizing bank records and communications between mr. cohen and the president including documents related to store my daniels. "the washington post" says he's investigated campaign finance violations and bank fraud. >> president trump was asked about firing mueller and once again refused to say what he do. all this as the president confronts one of the most difficult decisions a commander in chief must make, the use of military force. president trump vowing a quick response to the apparent chemical weapons attack in syria on civilians. the president also warning vladimir putin he will pay a price if russia was involved. of course, congress must have a role in this and they have yet to speak up about the need to debate. will they once again punt on their war duties. let's begin our coverage with cnn abby phillip lye at the white house. >> yesterday's event was supposed to be a photo op at a time when president trump is supposed to decide what the u.s. response will be to the alleged chemical attack in syria. instead, the whole thing was ov

banks and non-banks that gets complex sit in our statutory that we have to work under but that is a high priority for me. >> thank. i yield back. >> recognize the representative from california, mr. sherman. >> i think it was appointed out people don't know what the fed does, that is not by chance but by design. the bank is an example of the fact that the elites in this country believe in democracy for every country in the world except ours. it's undemocratic in at least three ways. first, both parties seem to agree that monetary policies too important for politicians to talk about or for citizens to try to influence. second, there's a structure where class a vote ersz are banks. not one person one vote one bank one vote, or one billion one vote, and the class b directors are selected by the class-a directors. it's undemocratic in it is partially bank controlled. and finally geographically, 1/5 of all americans live in the western area, and yet, that bank is not entitled to a permanent seat on the fmoc. 8% of americans live in the new york bank area, that bank is guaranteed. so, if you ever want an example in the united states, not of flocksy but of the chinese system of governm

this bill also exempts community banks under $10 billion in assets from the rule. mr. speaker, i want to note that according to the fdic, community banks with less than $10 billion in assets represent 92% of the insured institutions. now more than ever, actions like this need to be taken to provide relief to community banks and smaller financial institutions. look no further than my state in north carolina which has lost 50% of its banks since this financial crisis and the inception of the dodd-frank bill. thank you, mr. hill, for your work on this bipartisan piece of legislation. it is long past that we provide commonsense reforms to overly complex regulations passed under the dodd-frank act. this is why i strongly urge my colleagues to join me in voting yes on h.r. 4790. thank you, mr. chairman, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized for her remaining one minute. ms. waters: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves.

. >> mr. banks. >> thank you gentlemen for being here today. on august 21 of 2017, many of us championed and welcomed this administration's change in strategy and focus to win in afghanistan to create a safe and secure afghanistan. general dunford, last summer fy '18 posture testimony, you stated in afghanistan fy 18 investments will reinforce improvements in the afghan national defense and security forces. today you stated we are working toward a sustainable approach to stabilizing the of a began government in denying terrorist sanctuary. the general assessed that it does not have the ability to prevent the insurgency from maintaining a rural presence and occasionally threatening a population center or critical ground lines of communication, end quote. supporting this, the latest cgar report stated in the most recent assessment that the afghan's control of districts is lowest while the insurgency's control is the highest since december of 2015. general, we would expect to see the afghan government's control increase while the insurgency's cont

economist john williams who currently has a scent francisco federal reserve bank where he's worked for nearly a quarter of a century mr williams is seen as an ally of new federal reserve chairman jay powell the new york federal reserve is the most important show and largest holder of assets of all of the twelve regional federal reserve banks the current new york fed chair bill dudley will leave in mid june when mr williams replaces him. and last month the co-founder of whatsapp brian acton expressed astonishment by tweeting it's time to hashtag delete facebook whatsapp has more than a billion users now however we learned that whatsapp which is actually owned by the parent facebook has a similar design flaw to facebook which places you to user data in peril whatsapp claims that they protect your messages photos. videos voice message documents and calls and they are all secured from falling into the wrong hands however when using what's app group chat user data can be harvested by anyone in the group including your mobile phone number the discovery has led some commentators to suggest hash tag delete whatsapp. and the m

banking. i think there's a problem with the core domestic and retail and corporate franchise as well. one final question mr. sewing not only has a big job at hand when it comes to the investment banking, but when it comes to the retail business on the ground as well do you envision any problems when it comes to the integration of that business and deutsch bank growing this domestically >> that's right. very good point. they seem to have been changing their position from wanting to sell it to wanting to integrate. there's a cross selling on wealth by selling a minority, that becomes more difficult that's something they should keep it's not such an easy execution now that they don't own asset management wealth selling is harder. >> absolutely. so many challenges to overcome that was colin mcclean >>> happy to say that nick davidson is joining me on the show taking a step back and looking at deutsch and also the financial industry as a whole in europe, when it comes to deutsch specifically, there is a three to one bearish rating on be the stock. a lot of skepticism about mr. cry on's plans and lots of hope, i

so the fact that first republic bank, the bank at which mr. and at the time, the trump organization was banking at. the fact this bank undertook this investigation conducting the investigation and determine that had a sahr had to be filed is very, very significant. we want to get our hands on that. we want the american people to see what's contained in it because we believe that it is going to undercut the claims of mr. cohn relating to the transfer of the money, the flow of the money and what exactly happened here. the fact that the sahr was filed in this case is a big deal and it's an indication that the bank sees a b problem here. suspicious activity report. how is it going to help your client's case if you have your hands on it? >> well, if in fact the narrative portion indicates that the money did not come from a home equity loan as mr. cohn claims or that it initially came from a home equity loan, that could very easily be a bombshell in this case. and for validating the agreement. >> the treasury department have an obligation to release

mr. sloan talks about the economy, trade and the future of banking. the detroit economic club hosted the event, which you can see in its entirety tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. , presidentriting trump blamed democrats for the failure to reach a deal on recipients of the daca program area daca is dead because democrats did not care or act now everyone wants to get on the daca bandwagon. president trump wrote on twitter. build wall insecure borders with proper legislation. democrats want no borders and crime. here's more about what's coming up this week at the white house. >> joining us live on the phone is jenna johnson, white house reporter for the washington post. thanks for being with us. guest: thank you for having me. host: let me begin with the last part of the story from the washington post we just read you the influence of fox and friends on the president's yesterday. -- the president possible tweets. guest: it gives me insight into what the president is more than likely seeing and thinking. time after time when he tweets in the morning, th

bank index. it's a wonderful gauge. it has 146 members, and until see the predicament that mr. savings finds himself in. st performing global lender, down by 28% year to date. out of the 100 46 members on the bloomberg world bank's index. >> there are about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg, and we always enjoy showing you are favorites on bloomberg television. maybe they will become your favorites. here's another function you will find useful, to you i see go. it will lead you to quick takes, where you can get important context of fast insight into timely topics. here's one from this week. ♪ debuted, the 4g wireless we had today let people for the first time hit the road and explore unknown places with only a smart phone for direction. when 5g arrives, it could enable driverless cars to take us there. 5g stands for fifth-generation mobile networks. it is insanely fast and can accommodate a lot more. but the reason it is being called revolutionary is because it will allow connected devices to speak to each other. >> right now we are living in a world where it is a one-way experience. >> that is ian king.

geography is an interesting thing for banking. an mr.o build size even though the government says you can't get bigger? thomas: i think it is starting to shift in the digital revolution changing that. jpmorgan is making her the biggest investments in the world and to technology. they are changing that dynamic able to bit. there opening some satellite offices in cities that they are not in and really using technology to build around it. we have been seeing a number of branches in the united states start to decline. tom: gerard cassidy, this is really important. we saw hutton go down in flames because they did not ill technology and their other names i won't mention. how do you parse jpmorgan as a technology elite versus other banks you look at? gerard: what we look at is the amount of money that these larger financial institutions are spending. as we know, jpmorgan has come out and said they want to spend around 10.5-$11 billion on technology. bank of america is spending about $10 billion. they realize and recognize that the future is the

bank. quote, in the hours that followed mr. ump's initial anger over the deutsche bank reports, his lawyers and advisers worked quickly to learn about the subpoenas, and ultimately were told by mueller's office that the reports weren't accurate, leading the president to back down. this will be the second reported instance in which the president is said to have told top white house staffers that robert mueller had to go. "the times" previously reported that trump sought to fire mueller in june last sophomore, but he backed down when his white house counsel refused to give the order. i should also tell you tonight that cnn is reporting that the president is also actively currently considering firing rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general. that's according to multiple people familiar with the discussions. cnn reporting that rosenstein's firing is one of several options being considered by the president. another includes firing the attorney general, jeff sessions. this is all in response to the fbi's raid yesterday on the offic

you'd have to ask him so there are so many questions and now it's being reported that mr cohen is being investigated for bank fraud wire fraud and campaign finance violations that would be was that hundred thirty thousand dollars paid to stormy daniels in order to hush her up in order to help mr trump's chance of winning the presidential election this happened remember only twelve days before the election so there are myriad intentional charges michael cohen is facing and no wonder mr trump is very anxious michael cohen seems to be the person who knows everything and if mr cohen decides that he wants to save his own skin and he wants to speak about president trump if he's going to in fact turn state's evidence against mr trump then this is very bad news indeed for the president only the president knows exactly what michael cohen knows about his business dealings and his relationship with stormy daniels facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg has apologized to u.s. politicians for a previously breach affecting millions of users in a written statement he admits the social media to a didn't do enough to protec

bank. it didn't matter. now who ultimately pays the price for this kind of behavior, mr. president? the very consumers that the cfpb is supposed to be serving. under this very flawed rule of the cfpb, the goal was to effectively prevent auto dealers from being able to discount the interest rate on a loan, being unable to compete with a bank down the road that might be offering a lower rate, being unable to negotiate a term that might be helpful to a borrower. and so consumers, under the cfpb's rule have fewer options, less flexibility, reduced access to credit and higher costs. that's why congress should overturn this, mr. president. this is our opportunity to set this right. the house voted 332-96 to repeal this rule. we can do this tomorrow. our colleagues on the other side of the aisle have complained about the use of the c.r.a. in application to a guidance issue. our democratic colleagues themselves attempted to do this exact same thing with respect to a chip guidance that was issued some years ago. and they remember perfectly okay with -- and they were perfectly okay with it th

john cryan is out and christian center when the former bank code deputy is in what do you think mr sharing this experience will bring he's come from the research retail side of the banking endeavor there is he going to help d.b. get out of the problems. i think we've seen this story over and over in the banking act and we don't have to go too far we can just look at what happened with. the pretty much the same story happening or that i think the news the city is going to look at the entire cost structure and he's going to say i'm not getting much benefit in these so it's time for me to pull out of these markets and we're going to focus more on the cole said and remember he's the guy as you correctly mention is coming within the countries that he doesn't understand the company about evolve but mike and is that yes the talk is all the internal people but they also need a knowledge from someone external so we kind of a lag the last thing but in terms of a buy you play or in fact is i think there is a lot of value with the n.b.a. because there's still a strong company forget about the twenty f

mr. banks: in the short term, i applaud the trump administration's consideration of using the rescission tool to rein in federal spending. the legislation that we are considering today, which would force congress to balance the budget, should be part of a comprehensive effort to address spending and get america's finances back in order. this amendment will ensure congress has no excuses and reforms the broken congressional budget process. hoosier families know how to live within their means and follow a budget. and washington ought to do the same. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the u.s. virgin islands seek recognition? ms. plaskett: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. plaskett: thank you very much. mr. speaker, the rebuilding efforts of the u.s.

this chart matters. -- great diversion divergence in the attention of central banks. mr.the german ten-year gradient down and the u.s. gradient up. the gamma happening with ever higher u.s. yield as well. we are looking at economics. we will do that with ellen in a moment. right now international relations, we are thrilled to go to washington and kevin cirilli. tehran to get perspective. you have such a vision of the people of tehran given the bigger picture that we see. -- are people of iran they engaged in this debate between mr. trump and your government? i definitely think and feel that this is what people are talking about. this is definitely dinnertable conversation in iran for sure. people are talking about this and the state of the economy here and the two things are very much and a time to -- intertwined. you cannot separate them. i think people are concerned, but at the same time, from what i've heard so far and from the views i've listened to so far, there tends to be quite a pragmatic approach from the people toward what's going on. i thought maybe people woul

economist john williams who currently has a scent francisco federal reserve bank where he's worked for nearly a quarter of a century mr williams is seen as an ally of new federal reserve chairman jay powell the new york federal reserve is the most in pool actual and largest holder of assets of all of the twelve regional federal reserve banks the current new york fed chair bill dudley will leave in mid june when mr williams replaces him. and last month the co-founder of whatsapp brian acton expressed astonishment by tweeting it's time to hashtag delete facebook whatsapp has more than a billion users now however we learned that whatsapp which is actually owned by the parent facebook has a similar design flaw to facebook which places you to user data in peril whatsapp claims that they protect your messages photos videos voice messages documents and calls and they are all secured from falling into the wrong and however when using what's app group chat user data can be harvested by any. one in the group including your mobile phone number the discovery has led some commentators to suggest hash tag delete whatsapp. and the m

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bank index. we don't talk about it every day. but it is wonderful. it has got 146 members. this tells you the predicaments that mr. cause deutsche bank is the worst performing global lender, look at that, down by 28% year to date. out of the 146 members on the bloomberg world bank's index. juliette: there are about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg, and we always enjoy showing you our favorites on bloomberg television. maybe they will become your favorites. here's another function you'll find useful. q uic go. it will lead you to our quick takes where you can get fast insight into topics. here is a quick take from this week. >> when it debuted, the 4g wireless we have today allowed people for the first time to hit the road and explore unknown places with only a smartphone for directions. when 5g arrived, it would allow driverless cars to take us there as well. 5g stands for fifth generation mobile and wireless. it is extremely fast and can accommodate a lot more connections. but the reason it is being called revolutionary is because 5g will allow connected devices to speak to each other as well as people. ian: righ

mr. draghi was saying yesterday that momentum has slowed down. growth has picked up which banks do you like for that >> the ones we like, which are geographically positioned around central eastern europe, because this is the place where they have rate growth and loan growth so banks like societe generale, we like those banks. even commerzbank, the other german lender, also in restructuring mode, but has an interesting positioning in eastern europe and commerzbank has a high sensitivity to rite hikes. >> thank you for joining the show this morning. >> jean-claude junker said greece won't need a precautionary credit line as it is bailed out. speaking with the greek prime minister, he praised athens for excellent reforms. and silvio maro asked whether greece should receive a credit line >> i think that's pretty clear now. in theory they can offer the instrument of precautionary credit line, but at the moment it doesn't seem necessary. markets are calm greece has issued bonds already on several occasions i think greece, if they can continue were their reforms, if they do that, i thi

mr. speaker, there are nearly 6,000 community banks across this country with 52,000 locations. these banks are the backbone of our communities' finances. they hold more than $3.2 trillion in loans to consumers and provide 50% of all small business loans and nearly 80% of all agricultural loans. how is it that they claim such a huge portion of loans in our communities? it's simple. they are part of the community they serve and extend credit based on personal knowledge of their neighbors and the local economy. but they are more than just organizations that lend and offer banking services. they are small businesses that employ more than 750,000 americans. clearly community banks are key partners in our communities and important lenders in rural towns and counties such as the ones i represent in eastern colorado. federal reserve chair janet yellen summed it up best saying we know community banks serve customers that large banks do not and provide services that are not offered by large banks. this circumstance is especially true in rural areas and where community banks are the only

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mr. royce: returning to the end banking for human traffickers act, i want to thank my colleagues, the ranking member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. engel, chairman hensarling, ranking member waters of the financial services committee and bill keating, for their support of this important legislation. and i thank mr. chris smith again. i have seen some real reasons for hope that i think -- when we are talking about a topic that to his grim, it is good remind ourselves of how awareness can lead to coordinated action and how that can lead to freeing people from this bondage, especially freeing children. in southern california, we had great involvement from concerned citizens and our n.g.o. communities and local law enforcement have a trafficking task force that i put together to bring all of these forces together and work with victims, survivors, as they refer to themselves, working together to drive these forms of exploitation out of our community and i have seen some of the effectiveness last october with shutting down across our nation so many of these rings. if we are going to be succe