in addition, a court decision versus sec limited the sec's ability to recover wrongful gains and fosters like bernie made off and to harm investors. i believe that the sec need longer to protect investors and published bad actors. members have addressed a number of pills to strengthen the commission, and our security clause, and a number of these bills passed the committee are the role of the house. today, we will have the opportunity to hear directly from the commissioners on these important issues, in addition and there is concerned about the facebook, and digital currency. it appears that facebook is working to create a new global financial system that is intended to rival the u.s. dollar. i, antidemocratic on the committee have called for facebook to halt their plans until regulators in congress have an opportunity to examine these issues and to take action today. i hope to hear what today explicitly has taken to ensure that libra is regulated. i look forward to the testimony, and i now recognize the ranking member of the committee, the gentleman from north carolina for five minutes

sec. billingslea: iasst. sec.illingslea: will not prejudge or forecast treasury actions, but when we act, we act with decisions decisively, and we have made clear, if you provide support to a terrorist group, we will target you. ms. ryan: ok, let's talk about yemen. yemen wast op-ed, characterized as iran's other terror front, and said iran is seeking to build a new hezbollah in yemen. at the same time, there is a hope that the united nations will be able to broker a peace agreement to staunch the humanitarian losses in yemen, which is now at the world's worst humanitarian crisis. i think it is acknowledged by everyone that they would have to play some role in the political transition within yemen. theare you thinking about who these as what the trump administration describes as another proxy actor of the iranian government and then the , theto deal with them international community and potentially the united states record to get yemen to a better place? asst. sec. billingslea: that is an excellent question. there

sec.illingslea: good morning. thank you for those kind words. ambassador, good to see you. it is good to see all of the members of the audience here and those online to talk to you today. thank you to the atlantic council for hosting this event, and, missy, thank you for moderating. i'm pleased to return to the atlantic council to discuss one of our nation's most critical national security challenges. this is the illicit financial networks that sustain iran and its proxy, hezbollah. the treasury department, alongside our inner agency colleagues, have in the tip of the spear and advancing them administrations pressure campaign against iran and disrupting support to a wide range of terrorist organizations and this mission is at the heart of our work in the treasury and is central to this administration's efforts to secure our homeland, promote peace in the middle east, and given the fact that iran and hezbollah have mounted globe spanning plots, to ultimately protect the safety of all people

sec. mcaleenan: i will defer to the attorney general in terms of the management of immigration judges, but we have been working to increase the number of judges. we are giving them an accurate estimate of how many will be required at the border arrival, but also, the ability to work remotely. we have created facilities at the border where the judges can beam in and hear the cases of those arriving, those acute asylum cases. unfortunately, it will lengthen of thosef time waiting, but hopefully we can handle the challenge at the border and reduce the flow, so we are not constantly digging a deeper hole. host: the attorney general has the authority to appoint immigration judges and frankly, could take, presumably, assistant u.s. attorneys in the region and have them temporarily assigned there to adjudicate these cases, right? sec. mcaleenan: the are a lot of competing priorities and critical persecutions to support. but we are trying to work in partnership. d.h.s. provides a significant numbe

exchanges are suing the sec for choosing sides. what is contributing to the contentious environment? potentially upn the east coast after battling the on as promised to days. we will have the latest. breaking news on walmart. it is limiting the sale of guns and ammunition after store shootings last month. this will bring walmarts percentage of market share down ofbetween 6% and 9% from 20% the sales of guns and ammunition. it is also asking for customers not to open carry in its stores in any staple stop walmart limiting the sale of guns and ammunition following the store shootings last month. we're halfway into a pretty difficult trading day. >> it is difficult. we are off the lows of the session. is off by about 350 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq off as well. chinamid ongoing u.s. uncertainty. are we going to get back to the table as trade as well so weaker manufacturing data we got out of u.s. this morning, sparking a russian a classic safe havens including u.s. bonds, 10 year yield down by about five basis points. that defensiv

sec. esper: i want to double down in two ways. what we would be deploying to the theater would be necessary to help support and contribute and atkingdom's defenses the same time we are calling on many other countries who also have these capabilities to do two things. first of all, stand up and condemn these attacks and secondly, look to defensive -- contribute defensive capabilities so we can defend those things in my remarks, whether it is the infrastructure in saudi arabia and the broader issues with regard to international rules and norms iran is clearly violating. reporter: should we take this as this is the president's decision about the response to the attack in saudi arabia and there is not a kinetic response we should expect from the united states? the first: this is step with regard to responding to these attacks and to bolster the defenses of saudi arabia and provide equipment to the saudis and uae. the second, to ensure the free flow of commerce through the strait and protect th

what's the sec doing about this?iewers need to understand and sophisticated market investors understand this almost all trading today, for all practical purposes, all trading today is machine trading. it's done through an algorithm if you go to your broker and say i want a hundred shares of this or sell a hundred shares of that, it gets fed through an algorithm. now to give some comfort, we know that. our rules have been adjusted, we are continuing to look at them to make sure that trading today is as fair and transparent as it was when it was voice trading. in some ways, look, trading's much more efficient today than was when it was all voice trading. investors benefit from that but, you know, like i always say to you, my job is to worry. i do want to make sure that our regulations today reflect the fact that we do have machines talking to each other. >> i want to bring in my colleague kelly evans. cell. >> i my question is about the business roundtable's recent proposal or shift to basically say we're going to emph

this settles the sec portion.s successor who came in after him and up stepping down from nissan. we are talking about primarily for failing to disclose a certain amount of pay. i know the situation was a little bit different because there's no evidence he orchestrated it. i don't understand why this case has gotten to the level of criminality in japan when it seems like a corporate governments -- corporate governance issue. ist the sec lays out backdating letters, a pretty clear intent, state of mind of what was going on. they tried this in a variety of ways. a company that wasn't a real company. intent, theproving sec and conceivably in japan as well, they will have that information. caroline: he is barred to serve as a director for the next 10 years and he focus is now on what he faces in japan. the u.n. general assembly continues. president trump, macron, prime minister johnson all speaking tomorrow. joe: i will be watching the u.k. supreme court ruling on the legality of prime minister johnson's suspension of

sec. as well as the executive director of the iea, fatih birol. they are both with us from washington. welcome, gentlemen. let's start with the announcement today, $110 million for research having to do with coal, how we can use cold better, more efficiently, and do less to the environment. we have a decline right now into the capacity of coal across the country. when will this come into effect so it might deter or delay that reduction in capacity? carbon capture utilization concept has been around for a while. we are starting to see substantially more interest in it, particularly with some of our partners in the middle east, for instance, who would like to be able to have an alternative to some of the fuels they've used in the past. being able to use coal in a clean way. when using about this technology going into china, which, by the way, their emissions are like years as the last few we've seen the united states lowering our emissions by i want to say somewhere close to 25% to 30% in th

is beingdropping it sued by the sec over a failure to disclose a possible loss. the sec says it is suing the generic drug maker over failure to disclose a possible loss. mylon is -- mylan is dropping on the news. we will continue to follow that. back to markets, stocks edging theer potentially today as we from washington over shouting -- overshadowing. we will get to some of your themes and a moment, but what have clients been calling you about this week even that there is now a real risk of a president that will be impeached? >> political uncertainty is the focus this week. of course, the impeachment inquiry was top of mind. and trade has continued to be this overhang of uncertainty over the markets. in our view, as far as which political event is more likely to weigh on markets, we are focused on trade in terms of its potential to have implications on the real economy and has been the primary mover of markets over the past few months. each day, we get news that is a little more optimistic or pessimistic. we have seen equities almost in wedlock as it digests the

the sec has never been persuaded. ejections, including transparency of the underlying market. you are launching an etf-like product without the sec's blessing, so explain how it will work and why you believe it is legally kosher. >> this is taking advantage of rule 141a of the securities 1933 allowed forasically restricted securities to be traded broker to broker. we are taking advantage of that opportunity to offer shares of the trust to qualified institutional buyers. these are the largest of the large institutional buyers, not just accredited investors. romaine: when the institutional buyers have this, is there some second-order effect, or the transaction has to be limited and it stops when it gets to that institution? >> one of the reasons it is likened to an etf, because it has the open-end creation and redemption ability like an etf. it will be quoted on otc links, over-the-counter market, so there will be a secondary market. it could look like an etf in that form as well. joe: does the grayscale bitcoin trust,

the sec enforcement hasn't requested information since december 28th, he said. the sec on his own volition in late june in hopes of ending the investigation. they said they would come back to him at some point with more narrow, a more narrow focus of what they're looking at aside from the broad context of we're looking at your public statements, whether they're truthful about investors putting money into t0. so that's where we are right now. i asked him point-blank did they give you a wells notice? have they sent patrick byrne a wells notice? liz: a wells notice, of course, is a notification that you may -- >> right. that is sec enforcement staff said it has concluded it wants to charge you, it's now up to the entire commission to vote on it, and you have a chance to talk them out of it. he said, no, there's been no wells notices. now here's the interesting thing, he blamed himself for, you know, he says that misstatements by the company conflating two things led to the impression that they're under the gun with this sec investigation into the public disclosures

she served on various roles and the sec, and most recently has written, lectured and taught classes on financial regulation and corporate law, internationally. finally, chairman jay clayton,

and you know, john's question highlighted the fact that the sec for decades now as experienced running auctions allocate -- as consumers and the public and wireless carrier companies and everybody benefited from that process and we've seen that for the last couple of. that is the private sale proposal that satellite providers have floated here, it's on proven and frankly we believe in what with told the fcc, that is technically illegal under section 390 of the communications that the sec doesn't have the authority to allow the sort of private sale transaction. even if you are making the case and even if the satellite providers were trying to make a case about benefits of the proposal,,, they just simply fail the initial legal threshold question. so those benefits are not reliable realize. able but there is substantial drawback to the city a proposal because of the private sale element that frankly the proposal, on that aca charter and that put him on the table are not burdened by. for instance from policy perspective, as ross mentioned, the monitor issue. essentially there are tens of

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usually when that happens, liz, the sec comesckr they ramp up their investigation.o i would just say this is -- i wish they would call me back because when a company goes underground like this, it makes me think they are hiding something. liz: for people who just landed on planet earth, overstock's founder and of course a very colorful patrick burn -- >> liked the guy very much. liz: had said he was pushed by the deep state to get involved with the russian spy -- >> and he was involved in the investigation with the russian meddling in our election according to him. so he resigned. liz: the stock had done well because of his crypto mention. look at bitcoin right now and of course bitcoin is around $8,000 and change. it had been around $12,000. let's listen in to former vice president joe biden. >> -- was at risk. events in recent days have made that even clearer, not only to me but i think everyone. we have a president who believes there's no limit to his power. we have a president who believes he can do anything and get away with it. we have a president who believes

sec. carson. newsflash, rich people are going to get richer anyway. housing should not be optional. it's a basic need and no one should go without it in this great country. >> witnesses are the hon. steve mnuchin, hon. benjamin s carson, secretary of housing and urban development and mark calabro director of the finance agency. sec. mnuchin you may begin. >> ranking member brown and members of the committee, i am pleased to be with you today to discuss the treasury departments housing finance reform plan that will protect taxpayers and foster competition in the market. i would like to thank the chairman and committee for the work on this important issue. the outline that you released was a productive step of ensuring the safety and stability of our finance system. in september 2008 government sponsored enterprises fannie mae and freddie mac were put taken-- the provided $190 billion in taxpayer assistance. later they continue to be supported by a treasury commitment. the continued conserva

ended because there was a lot riding onthatgame for the conference just for oregon to win against an secoe and they lose with nine seconds left. something people will be talking about throughout the week. >> they needsed that game and did not get it. the a's have had their number this year. yankees ended the season last year in the wild card game and this is how fans stay hydrate hydrated looks very las vegas like. mattoleson hits the jackpot 37. two of his career high. fresno state. aaron judge solo shot to right. and matt chapman hits to right. is good idea when you have a guy that's 6'7"? fresno state but we'll go linden if we're closer to home and d.j. lemahieu walk-off winner right. yankees win 4-3 in 11 innings today. >> see how fresno state does tonight. >> not great so far. >> references you want to go are later. their playoff hopes fading fast. giants are playing for their manager. bruce bochy at 1992. so his personal magic number is eight. how about happy couples magic number is 50. a 50-year anniversary. congratulations. a first-inning bomb. austin slater. i'll take some kale,

i don't expect it to go away this goes back to 1934 the sec act lists standards for companies and how they can list as well as foreign entities that list here in the yiunited state. it's not a fiat process that would require changes to the administrative procedure act at the very minimum >> we should note the nasdaq shares are down. thank you, bob >>> all this as september is one of the worst months of the year for the markets. the dow and s&p are higher you can see the performance. only about 1 to 1.5% the nasdaq is in the red wp with ipo risk and impeachment risk, are we entering a fall of worry? rebecca is managing director and cnbc contributor ron is cnbc analyst and senior adviser. lot of reaction in thoughts to what could happen in the u.s. goes the route in terms of trying to clamp down on investment into china. >> this is something to the extent i have hair left to pull out is so complex. can you have an executive order that mandates the sec stop trading in all >> if there's a well, there's a way. >> the amount of chaos that would be created by doing something like that is ill

is the sec going to do now?nown that etf's had to seek an exemption for every new issuance that comes to market. that.c has done away with this rule means any new issuer can do so without going through that process. romaine: the idea is they have to meet some conditions ahead of time? >> they still have to file registration documents. this avoids having this long run up that usually takes more than a year. this where the existing law was built on law that proceeded long before anyone heard of etf's, so they had to shoehorn etf's into old law? is the case.at i think this is the etf industry coming into the 21st century. it started in 1993 in the u.s. there was experimentation as we saw, but this is an example of the sec looking through those rules that have allowed etf's to thereerate, saying, isn't a better way we can do this? romaine: there have been a lot of etf's that come to market that have been questionable in their approach. does this open the door, could we start our own triple leveraged etf? >> that you

sec. mcaleenan: thank you for the question. a couple of examples. i will be meeting later today with the mexican ambassador to the united states, something we do pretty much biweekly, to talk about the progress of our partnership on a whole series of issues, but specifically on the migrant protocol. we are constantly discussing ways to ensure the safety of migrants waiting in mexico on the program. we have offered financial support, which has been received by the government of mexico. they opened a new shelter in juarez in the past few weeks. i have been down there talking with partners on the ngo side on how the situation is working. we are hearing positive things about the government of mexico granting not only work authorizations, but temporary mexico, as well as social security numbers to access social services in mexico while they are waiting. this is a shared commitment of both governments. this is the approach mexico agreed to with the united states. would looking at ways that we ca

no, just a sec. what would it look like if we listened more?oice, the right set of words, bring us all just a little closer? get us to open up? even push us further? it could, if we took the time to listen. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories. download audible and listen for a change. you may have gingivitis. when you brush, and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums, and possibly... tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. david: as democrats ramp up their impeachment inquiry into president trump, republicans are ramping up donations. president trump and other republican campaigns reported that they received a combined 5 million dollars in on-line donations in the first 24 hours alone, after this whole thing came out, after speaker nancy pelosi launched her inquiry. this also coming as some officials are throwing up red flags on the accuracy of the details reported by the whistle-blower. acting director of national intelligence joseph mag

sec. pompeo: i don't talk about the innerworkings. ssthere were many times amor bolton and i disagreed, that's to be sure. jon: this president is often depicted as impetuous and trigger-happy, restrained by his advisors. but with john bolton it may have been the other way around. eres. trump: i actually te john, which is pretty amazing. i'm the one that tempers him, but that's ok. jon: on any number of policy issues, donald trump and john bolton were not aligned. on iran, john bolton advocated aggressive response. the president wanted restraint. on venezuela, bolton thoughtsa tions could bring the overthrow of nicolas maduro. the policy has failed. most recently, the president wanted to go ahead over the weekend with a summit at camp david with taliban lthders. bu week is the anniversary of 9/11, and bolton thought the idea was crazy. w found its way into the public domain. perhaps the final straw for the president.al and so dtrump is now casting around for his fourth national securitadvisor in under threars, one of the most pivotal j

ghosn settled this action without admitting or denying the sec's allegations. it permits mr. the factual and legal allegations against him in the criminal proceedings in japan and mr. ghosn intends to fully do so carole ghosn has been barred from speak with her husband since april and she joins us now for an exclusive interview thank you for speaking out so why did you settle for a million dollars with the sec >> because he wants to focus on his case in japan now that this is out of the way. he could focus completely on the criminal case in japan and just to remind everyone that the sec press release, they stated clearly that carlos did not take any money >> but the allegation was that he withheld the information of his full salary because he didn't want japan and france to know about it. >> it could be interpreted in many ways. i hear a lot oh, your you had band took the money. my husband did not take any money. >> about withholding information. >> yes >> do you worry this could impact the criminal charges in japan having the sec back this >> well, yes, of course. i worry ab

a very famous supreme court decision called dirks versus sec, a company called equity funding.favorite of the stock market among new insurance companies started to fail. junior management realized that senior management was hiding that failure and they were going to be in trouble for running a corrupt and insolvent insurance company. they called up the leading securities analyst, ray dirks, because they couldn't get the sec and the insurance regulators to move. he came out, heard their stories and was able to verify that management was actually forging insurance policies in order to convince the auditor that they were still doing business. he reported all of that. what happens was, all senior management went to prison but the sec sue ray dirks because they didn't like being embarrasses among other reasons. we've had whistle-blowers from honest officials and its had devastating consequences. >> neil: usually starts with a whistle-blower and communicates that to other people and still gets people thinking, maybe we have to worry here and on we go. processer, always good. >> it's

>> if confirmed, i would not seek responsibility to the sec.ould engage in some vigorous action that will solicit to help protect the right of their pensions and mention on the end ron pension plan and action i took there. i worked closely with some of the lawyers in that office and will know how important that mission of the department is. i have a say that the labor department has a very important focus on employment retirement and one of the concerns that was raised is that they were actually in on the sec's jurisdiction. so it's making sure that there is a proper balance and i would want to work with the sec on this if it was done correctly. >> thank you for the additional time and i will enter 16 letters on the record expressing concern in opposition. >> that's ordered. thank you senator murray. it's a courtesy to the witness, we are going to take a five-minute break with a second round of questions and i'll be glad to stay here as long as senators would like. the committee is in recess for five minutes. sen. alexander: thank you, senator

we already have this, it is a very small fee, that goes to the sec. you are talking about radically increasing that to the levels that exist in other countries. i think it will help from a voting point of view. it sounds crazy, if you look at this way, we already pay wealth and transport taxes, your local authorities are causing high fees to transfer deeds, you can pay 1 to 2 percent a year to own property. stock investors don't have these problems right now. i foresee in the future with rising socialism, they will have those problems. it is a question of how they will be implemented >> on jackie's point, if you were to do a blanket tax, it could hurt the pensioners and savers, but if you were to say confine this to institutions that do more than ten trades a month, you create a threshold, this was mulled in 2009 and 2010 as a way of trying to offset programatic trading. the algorithm trades were perceiv perceived -- you could cast this as we're not going to touch your 401(k) if you want to trade ibm stock, but we are going to say if you do 500 trades

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sec. pompeii and i were here today to talk about the president his new executive order. after that we be happy to take a few questions. so today, the president signed new executive order which underscores his decisive leadership inviting global terrorism. this administration is intensified our counterterrorism sanctions effort, we designated more than 230 individuals and entities in 2018, the most designation of any year the last 15 years. the new executive order, modernizing sanctions to combat errors in, which was signed to be greatly enhances our ability to identify and sanction and deter, perpetrators of terrorism worldwide. among other provisions, the io allows usa government to better target and terrorist group leaders, provides new tools to pursue individuals who participate in terrorist training. authorizes secondary sanctions on current financial institutions that have knowingly conducted or facilitated significant financial transactions we put sanctioned persons, and targets those actors were behalf of specially designated global terrorists. utilizing this new

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here is what we know from the sec, our sources close to the sec say they have a plan that is coming outsoon, at least a proposal, in the works how to give retail investors to privately traded shares in the markets. omid will talk about it. retail investors don't have access to it but according to the sec they want to create some sort of a mutual fund structure or i should say a hedge fund like structure open to small investors that doesn't have the eligibility requirements after hedge fund. don't have to be a qualified investor or million dollars unmanagement. if you're neil cavuto -- neil: key inside lay player. >> neil cavuto with your $25,000 you can buy into the portfolio that is invested in a diversified portfolio of pre-ipo shares. people think because of uber come out on ipo there is not shares traded beforehand. uh-uh. here is the problem. beforehand shares traded higher than the ipo which went down. that is where we are right now. sec is looking at this. we understand that they are in the planning stages. between the commissioners and they're trying to work something out. it wo

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government is sounding the alarm and has called for a crisis summit to tackle the why array of problems the sec the county faces. things aren't running as smoothly as they used to for when. there's another company has shut down send one of germany's oldest wind turbine makers and it probably won't be the last sector in germany is facing a perfect storm once upon a time it was the world's biggest market with guaranteed prices for the power generated but the 8 programs which got the turbines turning are over the business no longer profitable and getting worse. increasing regulation restrictions and long and complex planning approval of making new wind parks have a harder to construct. they're also dragging on business many here want green energy but not wind turbines or power lines in their own backyards. but power lines are essential to distribute wind power throughout the country the wind here is blowing up the road as a still as new power lines are constantly delayed so now the one time poster child of germany's energy transition has become a poor orphan even though it's jobs know how and gree

regulatory standards, open up their books, allowing sec to audit them, etc.ome more far-reaching decoupling moves, for instance, borrowing u.s. pension fund money, going into chinese companies. isot of this right now people trying to show how much leverage the united states has in a trade war, still moving forward on a trade deal. some of it is people invested in the idea of decoupling. and some are sinfully trying to embrace the idea that chinese companies have had a loophole to get out from oversight for too long. alibaba should have the same oversight as walmart. there is a good reason some of these are being talked about. shery: given the close relationship between the communist party in china and not only private companies but also listed companies, how much credence do you give to those ideas that the u.s. is, in a way, underwriting beijing? leland: to some degree, that's true. is, china has reasons why they don't want u.s. law to penetrate chinese borders. this is not about chinese law. this is about chinese companies that go on u.s. exchanges. for all

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sec sent letters to at&t, sprint, t-mobile, u.s. cellular and verizon asking for their plans and outreach efforts the customers . state fire investigators say pg&e equipment is to blame for several wildfires in 2017 and 2018 . >>> tropical storm humberto is now category one hurricane and can impact bermuda later this week. the island nation has been preparing for the storm for several days at a continues to deal with the aftermath of hurricane dorian. forecasters now predicting it will make a sharp turn to the northeast away from the coast of florida. >>> major problems in parts of the bay area. traffic commute, sal you have been on this for a couple hours? >>> northbound 680 at the seminole grade, traffic is affected by a truck accident that happened overnight and still northbound 680 is going to be slow coming up on the seminole grade out of fremont. there is also an accident in the backup. p at times people tune into say what is the gilroy commute like? it is good that's why we're starting with this. this commute is anything but

sec except about $300 here. you get amazon and when people the lever dot they're not this is a smart attempt keep up with amazon wal-mart stores already close enough about 75% of us population, so it's not a lot of skin off there about hey we want to know. >>do is there a limit like i haven't deliver like every other day. now yes, yeah, i don't know it was now that's amazing. ok now you get going to perk up i respect. well does that differ cup myers, but that people are watching. yeah, sure so far writes about 3 years i've been coming on talking to mark you talking to others came to the station. >>and ratings for sports been going down, but the nfl's got a winner. week one is a winner so far at this point in time could that save network tv. little bit too early but 17.1 million hours, for games this weekend. that's up 5% year-over-year that will help the advertisers will help help the commercials. the came as the giants against the cowboys on fox 23. 9 million users. espn's monday night football with the raiders

nissan will pay $50 million the sec. more on bill dudley's remarks, were joined by our chief u.s. interest rates strategist in princeton, new jersey. on the point of the repo operations and their success or failure, bill dudley seems to be sanguine. maybe the fed was one day late, but everything is under control now. would you say it is case closed at this point? i do think there has been a band-aid put on this gaping wound. we will have to do more of these operations on a regular basis until the federal reserve decides to start expanding its balance sheet again, what i've been calling qe light, which is expanding the balance sheet enough to keep reserve balances stable. we are closer to the reserve tipping point then i thought we were. i thought we would have to do this next year, so maybe we have to pull things up three or four months, but the fed does have the right tools for the specific problem. this is not the same problem is 2007. this is a much more basic fed problem with primary dealers. bill dudley talking about the fact the fed doesn't know how much reserves tanks reall

. >> charles, i kind of agree with you, $5 billion is what facebook paid to sec recently, that's not of money when you're in new york city looking to fund some of the socialist policies that they have here. the question is really whether being a big company is a bad thing and i think that's a very fundamental question and it start with assumption that because facebook, google, you know, amazon are big companies they have done something nefarious to get big, i think that's concerning because unless there's evidence to prove, you know, price gouging or some of the other traditional antitrust behaviors you have seen in the past it may be hard case to make for those -- for the statetorian nerals charles: i think what they are arguing, hey, different sort of antitrust, this is antitrust with competition, in other words, because their prices are so low, because they have billions of dollars, any time shows and dangles money at them or try to crush them. i know in the past there's been antitrust in the manner, is there some legitimacy to it? >> well, i caution, you know, i can see the point

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he's going to couch it in that whole technically, according to the sec, he's not an executive.ll find a way to wiggle around it. but you know the whole left is going to get behind all fossil fuel energy is horrible, which is horrible in itself. >> we don't know yet what they are going to do. i think we have come quite far away where you have the major news network playing seven hours of climate change content, with biden, though, his team, this is a failure of his team because if you look at the actual leadership page, of that company, goldman, his name is on there, he's listed second in command ahead of two other senior vps. clearly there was a mistake there. there was a few mistakes by biden. i think if anything sanders probably feels a bit redeemed because his 16 trillion dollars climate change plan, whether you believe it or not, or you agree with it, was what was used as a benchmark. warren have to compare her plan to his and several others as well. >> can i just say attacking our energy industry is just such a preposterous thing for all these candidates to do? they are go

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. ♪ sec. bernhardt: >> good morning. can you hear me? i'm a little deaf.irst off, thanks for the great introduction. i really appreciate the chance to visit with you all today. it is a tremendous honor to serve in the trump administration and secretary of the interior. frankly, it is great to be back in colorado to discuss my experience as a member of the trump administration and describe the work we are doing at the apartment to better serve the american people. and described the work we are doing at the apartment to better serve the american people. up a couple of hours from here. like steamboat, it is largely surrounded by land that are managed by eager -- you do before service or bureau of land management and i grew up hunting and fishing on those lands and that instilled to me at a young age the importance of public access and protecting the natural beauty of the wednesday. the reality is that the cold coke, history and the economies of rural communities throughout the west depend on both the development and use of those , as well asurces the conserva

our friend sec. of the colonies served as speaker. six appointed council members attended. and so representative government in the new world began. as abraham lincoln reminded us. we cannot escape history. i would argue that we should not want to , or try to. by our heritage and hope we as americans are charged with the sacred duty, to fulfill the injunction that too much is given as much expected. as americans we have been given much, and those gifts are rooted here at jamestown. gifts of liberty, opportunity, self government , and what lincoln said was of fair chance to lead lives of prosperity. reflecting on who we have been , where we are, and where we might go. to those who come before is to be armed. if the men and women of the past with all their flaws, limitations, could press on through ignorance raises them, sexism, greed, we to take another step towards a more perfect union. history has the capacity to bring us together. our story is ultimately one of obstacles overcome, crisis resolved, and freedom expanded. the story of jamestown and america is about the best o