scott lloyd had not applied for that job.ody from the white house just approached him and asked him if he wanted to do it. and he said okay, sure, yeah. what? what's it called again? there is nothing about scott lloyd that screams put me in charge of the office of refugee resettlement. he has never in his life worked on anything having to do with refugees or resettling anyone or anything. but why not? alongside the very controversial immigration policies and behavior of i.c.e., immigration of customs enforcement during the trump administration there's also the specific matter of what happens to people who are underage when they come to this country. kids who come to this country alone and cross the border without parents don't get handled by i.c.e. they don't get put into detention centers the way people who get picked by i.c.e. do. they get funneled into health and human services, specifically to an office inside hhs that's charged with putting those kids in shelters, shelters that have social workers, people who can help th

but scott lloyd has taken it to a new level.s blocking young women, directly blocking them from having an abortion. this is unprecedented in terms of of a government official robbing young women of their right to have an abortion. >> he's a young man, an attorney, we know from his back story he was working on the trump team at hhs, he has no experience in the field. he's now making the case to you that these women, these young women, teenage girls who end up under his control because of his job at the agency they don't have a right to abortion. my reading of that, not as a lawyer, is that not even the justice department under trump says that. that seems a novel claim that there's something about the women's immigration status that infringes on their right to an abortion if they want to get one. >> that's right. it's troubling that this appointee thinks the constitution doesn't apply to the young people in his care. that is frightening and the justice department doesn't even take that position, you're right. >> tell me about the

during that transition, scott lloyd was brought in as a special adviser in health and human services but he didn't have any specific job title. one day, though, somebody came

they are standing up and standing against scott lloyd's extreme policies. many have signed a petition calling for his removal, and they are just the latest addition it a growing outcry against director lloyd's willful disregard for women's rights. many senate and house democrats have called for him to step down. i am again calling on secretary azar to fire scott lloyd as director of the office of refugee settlement because scott lloyd's action on what women can and can't do with their bodies shows a fundamental disrespect for the rights and equality of women, and setting policy that has huge implications through women's health and lives through an ad hoc process. scott lloyd's access to deny women's rights are unacceptable and cannot go unchecked. we cannot permit bullies to try and intimidate vulnerable young women who are making health care decisions that are right for them. not president trump, not vice president pence, and not scott lloyd. i will fight for the rights of these womennd and immigrants across the country and for the rule of law that ensures

scott. so i'm not a barber of lloyd blankfein. i agree with andrew that he did a great job stewarding them through the crisis, but the performance is the bottom line and the performance has been lacking for years so i think the pressure just got to a point where he's made a decision >> you disagree? >> i think he wrote more than one bad quarter. >> it was more than one. >> let's take a look at their business, okay we heard that he wanted to go out and make an acquisition, but the board was against it >> the stock was at an all time high today >> number two, it's like being a lead paint manufacturer. it's not used anymore. their businesses are businesses that are not as profitable as they used to be, so despite shrinking the business, the profitability hasn't grown like the others have but it's there >> it's going to be fine from dick bove's standpoint, i get his game he's at a firm nobody's heard of he's got to make a slash great, you've done your job. >> more analysis mike mayo, the bank analyst with wells fargo security joiningi

even got now education that scott products and this was an open door for corrupt people and i will say because it's really important not all bankers are corrupt i mean lloyds banking group has what seventy thousand employees they're not all bad people but what you would be surprise when you don't into the facts he's how small is the number of bankers in the u.k. of course ten years civil sterrett for britain and are still conducting themselves in a way that was recently described in the house of commons as potentially criminal they deny any accusations of corruption and say they tried to reach a consensual resolution with you. and they can talk because of ongoing litigation but then instead of democratic control coming to the rescue would you say that because the taxpayer then ended up bailing out all of these banks it had to be the law and legal companies and class action lawsuits tell me about this white horse in the knight in shining armor theory i'm currently involved volkswagen diesel emissions scandals and they're coming to help you. well yes i mean i don't think people in the u.k. realize that lloyd's bill annual bill for lawyers both in-house and e

. >> comen in please scott what's your opinion rotten february, how about march how's it look? >> i'll tell you man had i'll channel my inner lloydif march isn't better than february i picked wrong month quit drinking here. but i'll tell you what john is right. this is -- this is about interest rates, though, that really is what's going on, and what the really strange thing to me is it's a good thing that interest rates are normalizing whether that is 3.5% on the tenure note and majority is having is trouble with that. so when this adjustment period ends i think that's when it is beginning to be probably okay for stocks but for the first say few weekses with month of this petered stocks struggle with a new higher interest rate environment. >> we have about 2.8? >> yes and lare summers saying armageddon is around corner listen a recession didn't trigger of fair market so i don't know what they're predicating their dier forecast on so -- >> they have dier forecast. in contrast to john -- out there in bermuda. [laughter] wal-mart kroger and dick sporting goods not allowed to buy a gun in those store unless you're 21 or older scott w