. >> corporate funding is also providing by, prudential financial. additional funding for "washington week" is provided by the anenburg foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting and through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> once again live from washington sitting in for gwen ifill this week gloria borger of cnn. >> good evening. what a week as reporters scrambled on sunday with word from dramatic news of the president, 57 million americans tune in to hear president obama announce the death of osama bin laden. >> for over two decades bin laden has been al-qaeda leader and symbol and has continued to plot against our country. his death marks our most significant effort to defeat al-qaeda. >> president obama explained how a group of u.s. special forces stormed bin laden's pakistani hideout and executed a mission that had been years in the mission. in a visit to fort campbell, kentucky the president met with members of the military team that carried out that mission. >> thanks to the incredible skill and cou

prudential matter, you may forgo some techniques as a result of these other factors. what will really test the debate between my fellow panelists is the point at which the threat environment is much higher than it is today and you are capturing detainee's once again from whom it is simply unacceptable to be a 20% rather than 70%. that will not resolve this debate over whether water boarding is or is not torture. that is a legal debate. but it will put pressure on the decision to stop if the legal line is here, to stop down here, and there is the space between the legal line and the prudential line that is quite broad and encompasses some or many of the techniques that the cia was using, whatever one thinks about them as a policy matter. and i think that there will come a time when we will have to face that question again of whether we do or do not want to live in that space. >> john wanted to -- >> some factual corrections having been on the scene that time. orderesident's executive of 2009 basically made the army field manual the standard applicable across the govern

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prudential. >> corporate funding is is also provided by boeing. additional funding is is provided by the annenberg foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. tonight, we talk fallout -- osama bin laden's death solved one mystery but has opened a pandora's box of complications. at the top of that list, what happens now with u.s. involvement in pakistan and in afghanistan. the two allies present separate dilemmas, but each turns on how much money and how many troops will be devoted to the relationships with each nation. beginning with afghanistan, nancy, where do things stand? >> well, this week we heard a lot from secretary of defense robert gates and some of the commappeders in afghanistan their hopes that the death would lead to reconciliation between the coalition and the afghan government and some of the insurgent groups there. the problem is so far that hasn't happened and it seems that th

prudential. >> corporate funding is also provided by boeing. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. well, she's back. kind of. maybe. maybe not. of course we're talking about the latest potential twist in the 2012 republican presidential jockeying, and that's the return of sarah palin. we don't know if she's running yet. she is launching an east coast bus tour this weekend, but the possibility overshadows the certain candidates and worries those still on the sidelines. what are people saying about all this, the latest twists and turns? >> they can't stop talking about it. sarah palin has more or less been on the sideline through much of the spring, has not had a lot of public appearances, and suddenly on thursday, she announces that she's about to embark on this one-nation tour, which at first we thought was going to be a one-week tour starting

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they must coordinate their supervisory activities with prudential and state regulators and they have to consult on examinations schedules and reporting requirements. the cfpb can ride along with these regulators, the fed examines its institutions on a sampling basis that means they will be able to pick out the representative sample of examinations to ride along. the document has to go both ways. the cfpb has to share with other regulators in large banks. and other regulars have to share their data and paperwork on their examinations to small banks. if the prudential regulators don't enforce the law properly, the cfpb can act notifying the potential regulator they have reason to believe a smaller bank or credit union has violated the law. and must provide a written response. i may have misled you. they can act in terms of identifying the problem. bottom line, they can't enforce it but they can draw attention publicly to lack of enforcement and that will be a significant factor getting financial regulators to do the right thing. did go the other way too. if the cfpb fails to act, any o

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i do think it was a prudential decision to make clear what had become incredibly muddy to our people, military and civilians, who were charged with this often task of getting information from very dangerous people, what the rules are. i think marc, but the field manual by implying it's about subway sand witches, there is a lot of flexibility in the army field manual. it was not written for the low level interrogation officers of the army. and in fact many interrogators from outside of the military have said i don't need anything outside of what's in the army field manual. there's a lot of flexibility in there. another quick point i want to make about the description, judge mukasey gave about what the c.i.a. actually did, i have to say that if this debate comes down to parsing whether or not we are more humane at waterboarding than the cambodians or the filipinos were, it makes me heart sick that something that john mccain, who knows what he's talking about from torture, has said it's equivalent to a mock execution. i don't think that's going to give much comfort to my polish friend wh

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others even things like career passing in the prudential agencies.e examiners are going to top out at the 10 billion institution side and enable you to go on to larger institutions if they are in the consumer protection career path. that is going to make it harder to get your best consumer examiners in those agencies to work in the specialty field. there's a lot of work that needs to be done on bringing agencies together. they should be doing joint policy, joint training, exam procedures from a tremendous amount of work to bring them together. thirdly, i would like to come to the issue that was raised before on cra and its relationship to these other agencies. for better or worse under a lot of political compromise, and the dog frank -- dodd-frank bill creates regulatory authority around the laws that are responsible that are dealing with people who are disadvantaged, might be discriminated against and can be abused. and under dodd-frank come to equal opportunity act and there has a which overlaps ucla tremendously is staying at hud. the cra is stayi

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i think we ought to try to get the bill in place wanted to make sure the prudential supervisors or at least parity vis-À-vis the new consumer entity in its curious one of the ways to do that, particularly the fcc would make sure they have adequate funding so they could upgrade technologies to win the deal with flash crash technology challenges, when thinking about perhaps voting on a new challenge to the fcc in terms of reported back as major publicly traded companies are subject to cyberattacks, which deeply buried challenges. if we maintain the parity to keep the supervisors appear that role, they've got to have resources to do it. that brings they now to one of the areas that i want to ask both chairman shapiro and chairman concern. we're seeing, as they relate to this process on some of the swap execution challenges. difference between sec's approach that chairman gensler hives. let's get five votes. i'm not sure where they should all play out, but i'm anxious to see how we between the two entities have the reconciliation whether at some point this is where we will ultimately be b

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i think we ought to try to get the bill in place wanted to make sure the prudential supervisors or at least parity vis-À-vis the new consumer entity in its curious one of the ways to do that, particularly the fcc would make sure they have adequate funding so they could upgrade technologies to win the deal with flash crash technology challenges, when thinking about perhaps voting on a new challenge to the fcc in terms of reported back as major publicly traded companies are subject to cyberattacks, which deeply buried challenges. if we maintain the parity to keep the supervisors appear that role, they've got to have resources to do it. that brings they now to one of the areas that i want to ask both chairman shapiro and chairman concern. we're seeing, as they relate to this process on some of the swap execution challenges. difference between sec's approach that h gensler hives. let's get five votes. i'm not sure where they should all play out, but i'm anxious to see how we between the two entities have the reconciliation whether at some point this is where we will ultimately be bumped u

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i think we ought to try to get the bill in place wanted to make sure the prudential supervisors or at least parity vis-À-vis the new consumer entity in its curious one of the ways to do that, particularly the fcc would make sure they have adequate funding so they could upgrade technologies to win the deal with flash crash technology challenges, when thinking about perhaps voting on a new challenge to the fcc in terms of reported back as major publicly traded companies are subject to cyberattacks, which deeply buried challenges. if we maintain the parity to keep the supervisors appear that role, they've got to have resources to do it. that brings they now to one of the areas that i want to ask both chairman shapiro and chairman concern. we're seeing, as they relate to this process on some of the swap execution challenges. difference between sec's approach that chairman gensler hives. let's get five votes. i'm not sure where they should all play out, but i'm anxious to see how we between the two entities have the reconciliation whether at some point this is where we will ultimately be b

in contrast the prudential regulators put forward draft rules that prohibit swap dealers posting marginto their counterparties. it is a one way margining rule. these rules provide no capital thresholds for end-users. seems clear to me when you examine all the rules you will see difference in margin swap transactions. for example a five-year swap cleared on dcm and cleared through a dco, market participants must post sufficient margin for one day timetable. for the same swap executed on swap execution facility the liquidation timetable table is five days. finally what that swap is traded in uncleared space, the liquidation rules provide for a 10-day period. this will clearly make the costs of trading all these different venues higher. they have a real cost to end-users and signal to me this rule is, is intended to drive swap transactions into central clearing and undermine the end user exemption. so when we look at the cumulative cost of these rules i have to question whether or not we got right. it seems i have company with my, with some of these concerns because recently a, the commiss