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. >> you have called in an op-ed for common sense regulation. you do want congress to act, you say, with smaller bank oversight. you say the role of board of directors should be evaluated because of what happened at svb. apparently they didn't have a lot of experience on it. the $250,000 limit on deposit insurance should be raised. elizabeth warren hit the same number as you did, 2, 5, $10 million. >> yeah. >> doesn't that trickle down to customers and make their costs go up if that kind of insurance extension happens? >> you're right. former chairman of the sec clayton and myself wrote an op-ed, you have to have a board that haslificaons and understand banking. how can a board oversee a bank they don't have qualifications. expand insurance. you could have tiered pricing, one price for deposits below 250,000 and tiered pricing as your it deposits go up and want them insured it will be more expensive to insure the deposits. the key here is, we need to keep deposits in the u.s. banking system. it's imperative that we keep deposits in the u.s. bank

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eric holcomb in indiana and spencer in utah wrote a recent op-ed in the post quote we call on congress to end its two decade standoff on setting immigration policy. we believe states should be able to sponsor what ever immigrants serve the needs of their communities. that stands aimedt? at addressig labor shortfalls in those states. is that something you would support? >> yes, absolutely. i just spent 20 years in congress. we were able to get immigration bill test early on in my term as a representative in the u.s. house. i was in the mid- 80s. since that time we have really failed as ara country to come up with a rational immigration policy. what we see of course is the immigration controversy in aib complete failure of our federal government to stop illegal immigration has made it impossible for us to pass any rational legal immigration policy in this country. you need to be more hardheaded about it in the sense that someone who has skill, who wants to come to the united states depending upon the states whatever that state is looking for but one thing about the op-ed piece they would

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the op-ed itself, it wasn't a reported piece, it was first person.named jamie reid, a self-described queer woman who says she is married to a trans man and who worked for years at washington university's transgender center at st. louis children's hospital. reed said, that the center pushed children into puberty blockers, hormone theories therapies without proper mental health assessment, without providing patients adequate counseling or information about side effects. reed also sent a 23-page sworn affidavit full of explosive affleck allegations to missouri attorney general andrew bailey. the story had immediate impact. attorney general bailey launched a multi agency investigation. the center -- republican senator josh hawley announced his office would be investigating as well. i read the piece when it was published. do things immediately came to mind. first, that this was not an anonymous -- this person is named. they are on the record, sworn affidavit -- so, that counts for something. and that it is entirely possible that there are clinics or docto

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. >> did you know that the tabloids in the national enquirer ran op-eds? i didn't.st of 2015, the national enquirer was the paper for candidate donald trump when he laid out for divisions of the white house. an op-ed rents between the story about a country singer, reba mcentire's divorce, and the column called hollywood hookups about which stars or smooching and in case you are wondering, nick jonas recovered quickly from his june split with olivia couple, and is now experiencing a new reality. dating kendall jenner. a lot of change since then. nick jonas is now married to sophie turner, oh no, priyanka chopra. that's true jonas. and donald trump won from a reality star facing op-eds in the national enquirer to becoming the actual president of the united states. we now know that trump's relationship with the national enquirer was more sinister than then just sort of ridiculous. that same month of the op-ed, august of 2015, trump had a meeting with the publisher of the inquirer, david pecker, which the new york times reports that pecker promised to publish positive s

republican colleagues, governors eric holcomb in indiana and spencer cox in utah, wrote in a recent op-ed in the post, quote, "we call on congress to end its two-decade standoff on setting immigration policy. we believe that states should be able to sponsor whatever immigrants serve the needs of their communities," and that stance aimed at addressing labor shortfalls in those states. is that something that you would support? gov. dewine: yes, absolutely. look, as i said, i spent 20 years in congress, and we were able to get an immigration bill passed early on in my term as a representative in the u.s. house. that was in the mid '80s, but since that time, we really have not -- we've really failed as a country to come up with a rational immigration policy. and what we see, of course, is that the illegal immigration controversy and the complete failure of our federal government to stop illegal immigration has made it impossible for us to pass any rational legal immigration policy in this country. we need to be more hardheaded about it in the sense that, you know, somebody who has skills who

groups like the terrorist groups like they are there like isis than they are the mafia. >> that the op-edhis weekend by bill barr, the u.s. must defeat mexico's drug cartels that we could no longer tolerate narco teller under terrorist cartels i made the point a couple times that these drug cartels are using armament similar to the military to mexico huge tanks and guns and that's what our border patrol, a face-off with. pre-teresa operation killed or wounded fo 615 mexican soldiers and shut u shot off their aircraft until the mexican dilatory withdrew. again in the 1990s, we were running around the world trying to arrest al-qaeda and treating them as a law enforcement until we realize the hard way the national security threat that they were and begin targeting them with military assets. that's the same approach in mind ship that we need when it comes to the mexican cartels with it by the way are being funded supported and supplied by the chinese, this party as a proxy and we need to wake up to that fact number one or number two when he deals with president xi jinping alongside covid that

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you write in op-ed a flawed model, bad judgment.ficient thanking i want your take on that why regulatory did not have stress-testing around big spike in interest rates. >> maria, to your first point really quite striking, why the fed made mistakes, and didn't respond to inflation when it was rising, and i have done research showing that it is you know, basing assessment on wrong model of the economy, they institutional mistakes human judgment areas the fed waited too long hiked aggressively to your point about banking, i think i mildly disagree with you. you don't need rigorous stress tests on all banks. all you need is for the fed banks supervisors to do kawhat they are supposed to do you can ask the question, you know, what would supervisors at federal reserve bank of san francisco doing when silicon valley bank doubled in size two years in a row doubled deposits, and very closely concentrating? it wasn't like the financial crisis of 2008, 2009 when banks bought a bunch of mbs derivatives impossible to disentangle this is kinds of

if i, if you go to the op ed section of archie dot com, there's a brand new article called america. the reality tv show reaches new depths with trumps. indictment that said the op ed section of r t dot com. the meantime, thanks for joining us. we are ex a ship here because they cut us off with great of inland to the euros. the nazi theory of racial superiority, finish style. for years of caribbean ss, occupation, 14 concentration camps. 30 full prisoner of war, labor camps. 10 prisons, a little stone level. she's the media and you show on the ceiling in the chest, maybe to get home and i could, elephants been listening. it was going to be approximately $25000.00 people went through the audio kind of go finish camps, according to official figures. did move stuck dumbly low tech if the ship did you do it in legged medina? shashika now get a stuff. so again, kirk, a send me an salmon disease, forced labor torture by the warden. super mutual was even up on the water that also need you to keep it. you got that it's a terrible human off. what does it mean? 9. pushing these up a give her w

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come on, let's go op. in the meantime, tell me about your perfect morning. oh, perfect morning.s probably sleep. a good breakfast is a delicious protein breakfast, it will do exercises. actually no secrets. i don't have a simple perfect morning, that's all. but you said about the exercises, you do some kind of intensive exercise or so that the body is cheered up, i don’t like it intensively. in the morning, of course, something like that, you know , as much as possible, uh, slow, calm, because the body is sleeping and it is very difficult to wake it up. belarus is intellectual and the whole country we once again convinced ourselves of this, we are building an innovative future and actively developing scientific and technological potential for the first time showed a vaccine that helps fight cancer laser technology, chips and microcircuits, completely on domestic, components our specialists successfully enter the energy instrumentation into military robotics technology. and even in orbit , all this experience of our own competence in various industries allows us today to overcome

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op-ed headline sums it up this way. dems got their woke up call. the woke up call.s loss. i thought that was a typo for a second. pete, a woke-up call. >> sure is. eric adams knows it, too. so does the white house. that's why joe biden blind-sided a lot of leftists by saying he would sign the bill correcting what the d.c. city council did giving no punishment for crime. they understand people want to feel safe and they don't. all the cities they don't are run by democrats and far left democrats. when a city like chicago rejects a first in a mayor that was supposed to be an easy re-election, it is a wake-up call. eric adams has been on both sides of every issue. he can say now because he was police officer -- he hasn't done anything proactive to change the environment inside new york city. instead he never misses an opportunity to be in front of a camera. he will say a lot of things that people maybe want to hear. i haven't seen much of a change from him. if you want a woke-up call you better start empowering the police and standing behind them. consequences for cred

one op-ed democrats smear twitter file heroes. twitter hearing uncovers democrats' chilling message to journalists. excerpt reads the chilling message and one meant for all journalists was crystal clear. if you report uncomfortable facts that democrats don't like they will attack you and try to discredit you and your work. sean duffy host of the bottom line on fox business and former republican congressman of wisconsin and dear friend joins me now. do you remember when the former president trump was in office and when he didn't like questions he called it fake news. but do you remember how crazy the mainstream media would go? they accused him of trying to censor information. where is the outrage from the mainstream media right now about all of this, which is a lot more damning. >> there is no place for the federal government to censor speech online. i understand the power that can be used against my opponents today, tomorrow could be used against me. that is common sense. and i would hope they will join in. i think they are showin

we have that story. >>> look at this op-ed.e jean-pierre, liberal reporters' hypocrisy in white house briefing room covers up this truth. tim graham wrote it, he'll explain why he thinks biden is always being fed9 softball questions. that's next. finish. ♪ ♪ go easy on me, baby ♪ the new chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ...a brilliant reality! the new ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. stuart: ah, do you remember the white house press corps when trump was president? reporters went after him any chance they got. hay screamed at him. but now that joe biden's in office, the pres

. >> and op-ed today in the "wall street journal" calling for a half point rate hike saying if the fed was data dependent going up 250 basis points from here and doing something really crazy. there's so many different voices that these guys have in their ears now, and the markets just -- you know, market want to go higher, going to go higher. >> this is wisdom by the way dan suzuki thinking last hour saying fed a lagging indicators that reacts to lagging indicators all i worry about. inflation data, why get to 9% cpi? stimulus, 6, 12, 18 months ahead of that date feels we're overreacting to the recent past. >> the thing to do seems i talked about this, you and i credit spreads blowing out who knew still a credit cost market for treasury bonds out there, and there is. up to pricing in according to msci up 13% validity of default? >> yes. >> all those newly minted treasury mom and pop owners across the country. >> bond insurance. >> watch maturity. appreciate it. >>> stocks fell higher for the week dow's first winning week by the way, if it holds this way in a month. stocks moving after

and i point you to kim strassel's op-ed in the journal this morning on esg.he question, did esg help sink svb. and this administration has had this all-- of-government approach to climate change, and we're wondering if that is the underlying reason mary daly, the president of the san francisco reserve, completely missed the problems at sill cop con saw valley bank, because concern silicon valley bank, because they were more interested in would-be green innovators and following this honey pot of climate change set by the administration. >> yeah. if the president wants to start turning this country around, what he needs to do is start closing the border and opening up pipelines. we all want to take care of the environment, but we've got pressing issues, and you've got to focus on things that are going to the matter to people in the present day like taking care of the southern border, addressing social security, and in this case having regulators pay attention to actual banking. i've talked to a number of bankers about the silicon valley bank. this is math. this

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i'll read you the wall street journal op-ed this morning.e editorial board, the panic spreads to credit suisse and the journal writes the fiscal monetary gusher distorted investment decisions around the world from silicon valley app developers to italian government bonds to chinese real estate. banks like fish have absorbed the pollut -- the pollutants ine water around them and little surprise that crie crisis on ba' balance sheet. will they focus on fighting inflation or financial stability and put rate hikes aside? >> it's the $64,000 question. it's a very good one. they really have a tough decision here. fansal stability is critical -- financial stability is critical. i think if we start to see stresses more dramatic than we're seeing today i think that will trump inflation for the time being. obviously, they'll come back fighting inflation, the numbers we've seen so far in the last couple of weeks inflation is still a big issue in the united states. but financial stability is job number one. that's the reason the fed was created as you k

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a new op-ed taking a look at millennials' expectations as they approach middle age.their parents. many are craving a safety and security which they felt they had never known here to weigh in our millennial panel douglas society founder and president rob smith and fox business reporter lydia hu. lydia is in a very good mood. we just discussed this earlier. >> good morning. >> brian: let's talk about this. millennials have had to deal with 9/11, the.com bubble, the great recession and now we could be going through something else. how has that affected you, rob, the next great generation? >> well, i think the thing that really stuck out to me in this article was there was a woman interviewed that said she said "i did everything the way i was supposed to do. i did everything i was supposed to do and yet still feeling economic, you know, insecurity "right? you are right. millennials have gone through 9/11, the recession. they went through the covid-19 pandemic, mounting student loan debt, all of this other stuff and now we have got all of this inflation going on. and ther

in a bipartisan op-ed published in the washington post on august 9, 2020 -- 2002 stephen gallery the cofounder and cochair of the federal society and i slowed to the idea that each judge should do 18 years of full and active service on the court. and should thereafter have a different portfolio of judicial responsibilities. the bipartisan coauthorship of this 2002 op-ed's purposeful 18 year idea was then, and remains today, neither left nor right, neither blue nor read. i was then as i remain today and steve was then -- i was then, as a remain today a republican. and steve was then, as he remains today a democrat. when i first publicly embrace the 18 year idea, a republican set in the white house. the republicans control the house and the senate was almost evenly divided. today -- i have overtime tweaked and modified this reform. but are remain convinced that some version of the 18 year idea can and should be embraced by congress in a simple statute. ideally, the statute should itself be pie bars -- be pie barred -- he bipartisan. and you want to maintain a proper faith that settles

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i want to ask you about a quote from your op-ed.s do not want politicians dictating what their children can learn, think, and believe. that is the end of the quote. but we do know that many of the people making the decisions about which books to ban, for example, are the parents who have been empowered by politicians like florida governor, ron desantis. what do you say to those parents? >> i am a lifelong educator, and i can tell you as a father, i want to make sure that i have say in what my children are learning and the educational process. i am all in favor of that. i've always been. parents are the first, and most influential teachers, but that is not what we are talking about. we are talking about an attack on black history. we are talking about going after specific books. they banned a book on roberto clemente. it has gone too far. let our parents and educators work together to find out what is best for the students, and stop using or schools and our student says political pawns to get national attention. >> in addition to the

funding the nexgen op ir. given the importance of this no failed mission i am concerned to see that the budget request appears to be cutting the next satellite. do they intend to complete that? >> the real architecture that we need is -- can you hear me? the architecture we really need is one that is survivable in a contested domain. mid earth orbits as well. that is what the space development agency in the analysis that we did is progressing towards. that is the investment we made to make that pivot. a pretty big technical shift, we wanted to w make sure that we hd some hedges to make sure that we did not miss anything. we are committed to putting that in orbit and we felt that a two by two was sufficient to ensure that the mission did not have any gaps, that it was a hedge against any technical risk associated with the pivot to the more survivable architecture. >> you are saying that with this pivot, the two lower orbits, you have no plans. >> we have though plans with nexgen op ir four to geo into eo they h

a woman penned an op ed for the daily mail, explaining her preference for flap in the back. and then a friend came over and switched it to the front flap in the back. fans say that that position gives a tidier appearance and makes paper less prone to pet attacks because your pet can't see that it's back there and available rolled over. the top fans say it provides easier access to the free end of the toilet paper and minimizes the risk of knuckle on wall germ gathering so flap in the back. toilet paper? yeah, on wall germ gathering. first of all, i've never given this any thought before. i'm sure i've done both. i just slide the role right in there, and however, it is the same job, right? i mean, chaotic. wait don't know. so what is it in your house right now? whatever happens fastest, you guys, this is out of control . probably the front. it could be the backup. don't know prefer looks wise to have it be in the back. the correct answer is flapping front, right? that's what everybody says. i don't know. i can do it b leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your b