most of the things that they identified were identified by seb in the past.rget this review ended a team, and the last few years have been very much focused on the fight against financial crime to read we have some examination of initiatives. .e need to do more tom: you used to be at morgan stanley, in private equity. i want to talk as a morgan stanley analyst, about what you have learned as money laundering as an institution. you are correct, the financial crime is not going away. we know that. been written, about the uniqueness of the swedish digital banking society. what have you learned, so you do not repeat history on money laundering that is not going away? johan: i would say two short reflections. hopea sea of the worst and for the best when you talk about regulatory compliance. assume the worst and hope for the best when you talk about regulatory compliance. and when you are ever in doubt, less.e rather than secondly, we, have to talk about the facts to actually stock not only regulatory compliance but actually stuffing the financial crime of exiting

great to have you with us, seb.rst, to good old mitt romney doing what he does so well -- [laughter] just sort of snackerring. >> oh, i'm just -- when is mitt romney going to cross the aisle. >> in i mean, he needs to scratch out that r and put a d behind his name. he's the most petulant, irrelevant politician in d.c. a man who, by the way, let's not forget, lou, wanted to be the secretary of state in the trump administration, but he was too incompetent and, therefore, couldn't get the job. such spite, such pathetic behavior from mittens. he really is quite amusing. lou: as i recall, he also wanted to be president, and that doesn't quite work out either, did it? [laughter] >> no. no, it did the not. lou: the unrest and the violence that we're seeing now -- well, before we go, i want to -- one comment about that. the president said he's going to bring those troops home, and he's doing so. and i just think everyone in this country should be so proud and so grateful to him for doing is so. because there's no reason --

seb, this is -- i don't know if you got to listen to bob woodson, but i would hope -- >> i did. for your show because he is saying things that -- and you're not going to leave this, seb. the president walking out. i'm going to defer, i know you will quickly agree. here he is. >> today my administration reached a historic agreement with pfizer to produce and deliver 100 million doses of their vaccine immediately following its approval. hopefully, the approval process will go very quickly, and we think we have a winner there. we also think we have other companies right behind that are doing very well on the vaccines. long ahead of schedule. as part of operation warp speed, this agreement will also insure that we receive an additional 500 million doses shortly thereafter. this is another crucial step in our effort to develop, manufacture and distribute a vaccine in record-breaking time, really a very small fraction of the time based on previous schedules. i want to thank the fda, i want to thank everybody involved. it's been an incredible process. as discussed yesterday, the china

seb head of asia strategy eugenia victorino.re looking for second-half rebound in asian stocks so they can point to the nascent improvement in manufacturing activity. with infections rising, will financial valuations have to correct economic fundamentals? eugenia: after the dramatic in riskin q2, gains assets in the region are still possible, but i doubt the gains will be as traumatic as we have seen in q2. the market has priced in a v-shaped recovery as far as the growth is concerned, and it is actually ignoring that the level of production even at the end of 2021 will not be where it would have been had the pandemic happened. in my view, the unprecedented liquidity provision by global central banks has provided a strong, but it will require a continued movement in the outlook for the gains to out source mobility in q2. sophie: hopes for a economic rebound are fading. i want to pull up this chart to show you how equities have performed. we did see the msci e.m. index for stocks approaching the best week in a month even as virus

good to have you with us, seb.irst, to the chinese and the global times, their mouthpiece, saying it's time to prepare for military confrontation in the south china sea. this is, this is an ominous sort of warning. are there any teeth to go with this kind of, of a bellicose remark? >> lou, great to be on the show. if there were a military engagement, an overt one not a covert one in terms of espionage or anything else, but an actual shooting war with china, they would lose very, very rapidly, and they know that. this is a paper tiger in terms of military capability. we have 12 nuclear aircraft carriers, and this president would take any military threat very seriously and crush those chinese assets. but this is, you know, par for the course from beijing. they have lost a huge strategic campaign with huawei being banned from the 5g networks in the u.k. which is thanks to the work of this national security council. today i was in the white house, and i spoke to the people who convinced the british -- and this is a big

he starts talking about white grievance in that interview with sebs f cbs earlier this week.the suburbs away between getting involved, creating schools as a wedge issue, going down this rabbit hole on race relations with white grievance. his suburban problems aren't -- they aren't like a 5 or a 10, a 5 or 6. this is a five-alarm fire. pick your metaphor. this is the epicenter of his political disaster right now. >> and one of the things he's been bragging about, about the suburbs is low-income housing, public housing for the suburbs, bragging about that, thinking that those issues, those wedge issues would work for him. it's not working. look at the gender gap with women and college educated women and now even white men. >> i'm guessing -- i am having '70s flashbacks. he is thinking that the suburbs are going to react politically the way they reacted in the '70s and '80s on issues of crime or law and order and immigration. i mean, this is a case where you just see that he just does not -- is not in touch with what the suburbs are these days. he views them as the people that l

lord forbid i would do something that seb like or didn't agree with.f we are going to do this, what happened yesterday, then the names, street democrats to be removed from every street, every buiing that honors them. madam speaker, that is a to be on the cancel culture train. people better sit up and take notice. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. are there any further requests for one-minute speeches? seeing none, the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 1957, an act to amend title states code to establish, fund, and provide for the use of amounts in the national parks and public land legacy restoration fund to address the maintenance backlog of therk service, the united states fish and wildlife service the bureau of t, forest service and bureau of indian education and to provide permanent dedicated funding for the land and water conservation fund, and for other purposes.ore: for recognition? >> madam speaker, i seek recognition for a question of personal privilege. the speaker pro tempore: t