>> sec. of state pompeo: there is always that risk, martha. there is remarkable undertaking by brave folks who went on to the site. this was months and months, in fact, you could argue a couple years in the making, this effort, focused intelligence effort, joint intelligence military effort supported by president trump, guided and directed by president trump led to this remarkable outcome. folks somehow diminishing what took place here, i've heard some of that. had this gone the other way and there is always risk associated with this, had it not been him at the site, had it gone poorly, i promise criticism would be great. this was a bold, proper, appropriate undertaking president trump green lighted and execution was remarkable. >> martha: i know you have thoughts on the "washington post" changing the headline calling him a religious scholar in his obituaries, what did you make of that? >> sec. of state pompeo: boy, they lost their way, i must say. it was sick to do that. this is a man who had killed hundreds. last night on the show, you had p

sec. king: it is not about the current policies around choice but about secretary devos'and her history around choice. the reality is there are really high-performing public charters that are contributing very positively to the public education landscape. i think about the charter sector in boston or new york. on the other hand, there are charter sectors that are quite terrible, the one in michigan. secretary devos has been a champion of low regulation, low oversight, low accountability for charters. as a result, in michigan, you have a proliferation of low performing charters, something like 80% for-profit charters, schools that exist to take advantage of communities rather than serve and that has hurt the sector. when you have an administration so hostile to civil rights and to the interests of low income students and students of color, championing a policy isn't right and they are right to be skeptical. mr. duncan: we, as democrats, shouldn't blame the republicans for our policy choices

sec. king: it is not about the current policies around choice secretary devos' history around choice. the reality is there are really high-performing public charters that are contributing very positively to the public education landscape. i think about the charter sector in boston or new york. on the other hand there are charter sectors that are quite terrible like the charter sector in michigan. secretary devos has been a champion of low regulation, low oversight, low accountability for charters. and so as a result, in michigan, you have a proliferation of low performing charters, something like 80% for-profit charters, administration. mr. duncan: we, as democrats, should not and can't blame republicans for our policy choices and should not be swayed by that. as john says so eloquently, there are amazing charter schools that are transforming students' lives if you help start one of them, and there are low performing charter schools. as democrats and citizens, we should have a moratorium o

sec. pompeo: thank you. well, good morning, everyone. so i've got a prepared speech and i've got some thoughts and i'll mix them in this morning. i want to thank kay and the entire leadership team from heritage having me here this morning. we were talking back stage about the gala tonight and i reminded them that i'd been to the gala a number of times when i was a member of congress. this was an important institution in washington d.c., on behalf of america and i value it and this administration values it and all the leaders across the united states government values it as well. it's great to be here, everybody remembers the bob dylan song, "shelter from the storm", and i know there are friends here, too, people i've known a long time who are here. i want to thank you for all supporting this institution. heritage has schooled many generations of free market believers and i was on a think tank back in kansas, the kansas public policy institute. we would read heritage reports all the time to

and given more time the sec will pursue older steal claims. what would your response be to that assertion? >> i think in the area i just described, the stanford is a public example but there are many private ponzi schemes and the public you have financial statements, audits, reviews, all these kinds of things. different environment the private market. and like i said you shouldn't reward somebody for concealing a fraud for a long time. >> thank you. >> without objection a letter would be entered. i'd like to thank our distinguished witnesses for their testimony today. without objection all members will have five legislative days in which to submit additional questions which will be forwarded to the witnesses for their response. i ask our witnesses to please respond as promptly as you're able. without objection all members will have five legislative days of which to submit extraneous materials to the chair for inclusion in the record. and i thank you and this hearing is adjourned. >> today at 6:00 p.m., live coverage of hillary clinton and her

even if you took 1% of those as 47,000 which the sec refused to consider. even if you took 1% of those as legitimate, that is a lot. 470 complaints. there is something going on. something in the water. it gets away from the court point. who will have oversight over the industry? the problem with the ftc is that their authority goes to unfair or deceptive practices. and they interpret that as unfair and deceptive. the provider tells you that they will throttle you, that is something the ftc can do nothing about. gougingengage in price or fraudulent billing, the ftc will not address that. that is why you have the fcc that has the technological and legal expertise, that is why they need authority. as patrick rightly points out, antitrust laws only go to anti-competitive activity. it doesn't go to the blocking of speech or other consumer issues. this fight really is not about whether companies will block, throttle, or engage in fast lanes. , maybe note evidence reams of such, but there could be prophylactic rules. the ftc does not have the power under a to make

i hope the sec recognizes the need to safeguard against this. could you speak to the issue of harmonization with a cross border rule? either/or. i would love to hear from you both. >> i want to thank the commissioner for taking the lead on these rules. she's done a terrific job. and you raise one of the difficult issues. you have a transaction between two parties outside the united states. but let's say it is arranged in the u.s. because, you know, that's where the expertise for this transaction is. and in fact it may involve what we would consider an asset or a security that's important to the u.s. like u.s. interest rates or in our case a u.s. security. at what point do we say that transaction that's -- the risk is offshore on the parties is something that we still have an interest in regulating because it happens here in the united states and commissioner purse and i are working with our colleagues here on trying to draw that line in a way that makes sense not only for regulating the parties but dealing with systemic risk. >> and i would add

it does happen to the sec more than one might think. so that chevron. >> host: do you agree with that interpretation of chevron? >> guest: yes. and that's why the courts at what you've done here is reasonable just as a set with sec didn't title ii order in 2015 was reasonable and that's a point about regulatory ping-pong that goes on when you significant deference to an expert agency which is why we both agreed it would be much better if we didn't have this ambiguity because there was a modern federal statute that we may disagree with the language of that statute should be but we had more in common than people think. >> host: i apologize for interrupting. >> i do want to make a point about the difference between patrick and i would be because let me get to what brand x is. brand x was a case in the telecommunications area. this decided the question of what classification should cable modem service be? this was back in 2002, very early days of broadband, dsl, digital subscriber line with broadband for the telephone companies. this case w

sec. duncan: i put it both in my successes and failures category. we got additional money for hundreds of thousands of additional 3-year old and 4-year old. i am proud about that. i would have loved to have had $10 million or $20 billion. we did erase the top competition for states to come in and had 36 states applied and could only fund about half of the first 18. one of the states we couldn't fund to expand pre-k was mississippi and the governor was a hard conservative and he and i agree may be 10% of issues but he was broken hearted that we couldn't expand pre-k in mississippi and i was to. i remember the phone call like yesterday. huge desire, demand was there from the public and from democrats across the country, the fact we couldn't get congress to step up and do more. i am biased. if i had extra dollar i would put it into high quality pre-k because it is a game changer for kids. a. james heckman talked about 7-1, for every dollar we miss we get back seven dollars and less teenage pr

sec. devos: well, thanks again, rick for the opportunity to be here and kellianne, it's great to see you and be here with you. so states can decide whether or not they'd want to participate in this program and there are many states today that actually have some kind of choice program. most of them have public charter schools and many of them have private school choice programs. what this proposal would do is be a booster to all of those programs. it could augment and expand existing programs or we've also encouraged people to think more broadly about what new creative ways they could use the funds that would come from the tax credit program to help satisfy the need in their state. and i think about rural states in particular. many times people will say, well, there's no -- you know, there's no way we're going to have another building next to a rural high school. but i say, well, think differently about what choice an mean. what about students in that school, one of whom might want to study

sec.caleenan: i want to thank themigration institute, immigration network, for the opportunity to join you today. >> what do we do when immigrants are under attack? >> stand up, fight back. >> immigrants are under attack. what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> could you please have some respect for this audience who came here to listen to this speaker? is under attack. what do we do? stand up, fight back. >> one more time. and in fighting back let's have an opportunity to engage with people that are making the decisions. please allow the speaker to make his remarks, and this audience, who has come here for this purpose, to hear and engage. please. you may stay standing, but please stop shouting. [applause] sec. mcaleenan: thanks, doris. we will give it one more shot. as a career law enforcement professional i have dedicated my career to protecting the right to free speech and all the values we hold dear in america, from all threats. so we will go ahead and try one more time. but otherw

sec. mnuchin: thank you. chairwoman waters, ranking members and members of the committee, i am pleased to be with you today to discuss the department of treasury's housing reform plan. last month my colleagues and i testified -- rep. waters: mr. secretary, would you move your microphone closer and speak directly into it, please? sec. mnuchin: last month my colleagues and i testified before the senate banking committee after the release of the plan. the comments and legislative frameworks we have seen from members of both parties reflect bipartisan agreement on the need for legislative action, and on the general principles of reform. i am hopeful with good faith discussions, congress and the ministration will act in a comprehensive matter to support affordable housing, tailored to the federal government's influence over the housing sector, protect taxpayers from future bailouts, and foster competition that will benefit consumers. that is why i was surprised and disappointed by the title of

sec.peo: good afternoon, everyone. thank you. grazi. andhave been most gracious i have had a wonderful meetings with the president and prime minister yesterday. truly excellent hospitality, the finest italian traditions and i italianward to showing american hospitality in washington in just a couple weeks. we are both smiling because the deep and abiding ties are very personal for me. i am one of 20 million americans who proudly claim italian heritage. and at the first one to serve as secretary of state. tomorrow, i get a chance to visit my ancestral home, and i am looking forward to meeting all of my cousins. and i hear that the food is worth meeting as well. we had an excellent discussion today about the cooperation that lies ahead for the u.s. and the new italian government. that cooperation will be well served by president trump's already strong relationship with the italian prime minister and president. but archer bonds come from a shared value set. we share the same principles of dem

as patrick said, the court upheld most of the sec's net neutrality repeal order.t only restored internet freedom for broadband providers , but not for consumers and not for innovators. it did uphold on a very narrow basis, and there are several places in that decision where the court says, you barely crossed the line, but the fact of the matter is that when an agency reviews its statute, the law that governs it, and makes these complicated technical decisions, under court case called chevron, they get a lot of discretion. and as patrick said, there is supreme court precedent called brand x that two of the judges were dying to break away from. and, in fact, in their concurrence, they said, we think the internet has changed and internet access is changed completely and that the spring supreme court needs to revisit brand x in light of changes in how internet access works. but we feel constrained by brand x. you had the spring court precedent and usual discretion. much of the order was upheld. however, and this is why tweeted what i tweeted, several things in the ope

do you have any leverage or pressure that you can put to the sec? you any sort of response? you've put the request in. can they just keep moving on and do nothing? >> very often agencies will give no comment because they say we don't comment on ongoing investigations. and ted and i both understand that. but the problem that we have here is we have seen almost a complete destruction of any regulatory action on the part of federal agencies under the trump administration. and trump talks about how that's one of the things that he ran on. we're going to get rid of all the regulation. but in this instance it's important for congress, since we do have oversight ability, that that's our job, that we need to make it clear to these federal agencies that we have jurisdiction over ultimately, that we are watching and we need them to do their job. we cannot just look the other way. >> what does that mean? if you have oversight responsibility, how do you actually get that information? the sec could say, no, thanks, we're all set? >> we're going to keep pushing.

troops are in -- sec. schenker: not at liberty to say -- >> but the withdrawal of troops --m northern syria sec. schenker: there is still a residual u.s. presence that goes beyond. >> you are confident that whatever the number is, that residual presence is sufficient to prevent iran from establishing a land bridge from tehran from baghdad, damascus, to beirut? sec. schenker: it plays a positive role in the front. >> i'm sure some is better than none. i'm just asking whether it is a sufficient number to prevent iran from establishing that? sec. schenker: i really can't comment. >> i appreciate it. anything further, mr. olson? >> i think the witnesses and all the members for being here today. thanks for your testimony. administrator harvey, some may have additional questions for you and we ask you to respond in writing. i would ask the callings to some of those for the hearing record within five business days and with that and without objection, the subcommittee is adjourned. [captioning performed by the nat

sec. mcaleenan: good morning, everyone. [protesters chanting] sec. mcaleenan: thank you for the kind introduction. [protesters chanting] >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> that is enough. >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> children are under attack. what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> please be seated or take the protest outside. >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> we hear you, we hear you, we hear you. we hear you, we hear you. >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> this audience is here to engage in a dialogue and listen to this speaker. >> [indiscernible] nikki henriquez. melissa ramirez. >> [indiscernible] >> it is time to finish this. you are robbing the rest of this audience of an opportunity to engage in a dialogue that is important to have on a university campus. [applause] >> please, please. >> people are being robbed of their lives! >> until we hear, we are not in a co

it just that out of the sec at the argument and in the race at the bus if you know your generality and you don't know is that the teacher there that us both that these players are couch children. today looters have direct access to the market all they need to do is post their object online where it can be sold anonymously in recent years the number of websites selling archaeological artifacts has increased or 100 fold on one of them we found this clay nail probably from a rock officially this type of object has been banned from sale since 2004 but on these platforms no one cares about origin export licenses or legal documents it's the final stage of what has become global trafficking. believed to be the 3rd highest illegal trade in the world antiquities trafficking was rarely in the public eye and. yes it has gone unnoticed for years but footage of destruction by the islamic state of iraq and the levant isis has caused a major international commotion. on any i being here oh me me me me me me letting. you soon. the music did tweet music. live music. the discussion on your high i.q. . an

in 2010, sec on approve the agency his first internet orders. specifically prohibiting broadband providers from unreasonably discriminating against internet traffic. however the 2020 skews me 2010, the dc circuit said the fcc did not have the statutory authority to impose the anti- blocking in a tight discrimination rules and for the reason for this was because broadband provided classified information services at the type. so what is his name. the 1934 communications act and created a distinction between title i services such as website and telecommunication services. such as landline telephones. because the fcc had initially classified as title one services, the court said that the fcc did not have the authority to impose regulations on them. the dc circuit issued this ruling in 2014, in just juan pierre later, the fcc led by chairman in. the 2015 did two things. they really reestablished roles in internet traffic and discrimination in the site for both fixed and broadband internet and re- reclassified from title i to title to services. this c

the sec likewise must remain in the drivers seat when it comes to commercial spectrum. the share act requires the sec to look for ways to expand the revolutionary spectrum sharing techniques rolled out on citizens broadband radio service. and i want to thank ranking member walden and representative matsui for working with me, our legislation will suspend federal dollars on suspect communications equipment and services that security. our bill establishes small carriers to remove compromise settlement and replace with secure alternatives. as we heard, much of the global supply chain for telecommunications equip and close for china at one point or another. in chinese industrial policies, state run manufacturers like huawei self-respect equal into american providers cheaper than everyone else. many of the bigger carriers avoided these threats, it is still a significant issue for smaller and moral carriers who built their networks using the suspect equipment. communications networks are interconnected meaning one week link can harm the whole system. we must tell topic areas

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we have seen this latest sec filing showing the 40% drop.ne with this is this with tesla's performance so far, and what you have heard from those respondents on the survey and how much people like the car? tom: sales are being compared to last year. last year at this time, the model three was only selling in the united states. in february, it opened up to global sales. in the last quarter, it was a record number of sales for them. in terms of the survey, we came out with a survey today, this was a project that we have been working on for a while. ownersd 5000 model three what they thought about the car. we published our first initial results today about quality, reliability. one of the things that we found, when tesla were starting to make the model three, they did have some issues. in fact, we saw those issues of 2018, about 80 issues per 100 cars. over the last year, they have steadily improved. facto rate that comes with the car has improved by 44% in q3 of this year. they have been making great improvements. shery: thank you so much for

americans are protected from discrimination in the workplace and justices are looking at the word sec's to see if the definition could be extended to. >>sexually orientation and gender identity. raquel martin talks to legal experts on both side of the case to break down. what to expect. >>lgbtq advocates are gearing up for a historic battle before the supreme court. tuesday the justices will hear oral arguments in 3 workplace discrimination lawsuit to determine if an employer can fire someone on the basis of gender identity or sexually orientation might be the most important supreme court case. will impact the lgbtq community robin morrow is a lawyer with the country's largest advocacy group, the human rights campaign. she says the ruling will impact how millions of americans can be treated in the workplace, housing and schools it really would open people up for for discrimination cases, boil down to one major question does the work faxed used in the 1964 civil rights act include actual orientation and gender identity. >>that's not the way that the law supposed to work. >>john birch is

it was our usually use this symbol at donkey to be sex you know one sack wants to go west the other sec wants to go east that connection between them is very narrow you know and this is the reason why kuchma and you know to say yes or no or to russia or to the european union because the moment when they say yes we go west the east was awful and sorry and what happened in february 2014 was that they destroyed the west destroyed this connection the sec which was supposed to go to the west went to the west and immediately they had a civil war this civil war was not the result of russian intervention or you know a rebellion they destroyed the west destroyed by elementary do more kristie which prevent it this contradiction between east and west from going into developing into a civil war but one would make the argument now is with because i don't think that we would assume a done best whatever term you want to use will ever be have a meaningful role again in ukraine they're going to have to fudge it here was crimea is gone so if we take the analogy of the balance it is forever in one directi

and what happened in february 2014 was that they destroyed the words destroyed this connection the sec which was supposed to go to the west when. to the west and they had a civil war this civil war was not the result of russian intervention or you know everybody and they destroyed the west destroyed by elementary democracy which prevent it these contradictions between east and west from going into developing into a civil war but one would make the argument now is with because i don't think the. best whatever term you want to use will ever be have a meaningful role again in ukraine they're going to have to fudge it here was crimea is gone so if we take the analogy of the balance it is forever in one direction right now to the west but if what does it mean to be part of the west we still have this issue in the bluefin other places like this where it's very right wing here professor me before going to break. where will this continued paralysis lete i think that in the not to distant future we're not going to see a new my but we're going to see probably a general rejection by the ukrainian

sec. scalia: i do solemnly swear -- against all enemies>> foreign and domestic. i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i will take this opportunity freely. without mental reservation. for perp -- or purpose of evasion. and i will well and faithfully of thege the duties office upon which i'm about to enter. so help me god. congratulations. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much, everybody. thank you very much, everybody. are trying to find out about a whistleblower. we have a whistleblower that reports things that are not correct. as you know, the statement i made to the president of ukraine , a good man, a nice man, was perfect. it was perfect. reported astleblower totally different statement. statements that were not even made. i made a call. the call was perfect. when the whistleblower reported it, he made it sound terrible. and then you had adam schiff who even worse made up my words which i think is just a horrible -- i have never seen anything like that. adam schiff, representative, ingressman, made up what said. he took words and made

the big ten and sec are going to draft rules that are so lose the big decision come to ohio state andon't know if that is good for competitiveness. let me ask you this, if ohio state goes undefeated, you think they'll win? >> i don't know. >> stand by your buckeyes. >> i hope so but some of these sec teams are so good. >> i don't think they are as good as they were last year. >> lsu quarterback was ohio state bred >> wasn't good enough for ohio >> elks for life >> my wife was a lumber jack >> astros hoping to secure their title last night but tho juan sotto hit a home run i think still hasn't landed. beating the astros forcing a decisive landing another rbi. had houston won last night's game six, it would have landed in the record books among extremely rare company houston would have been the fourth baseball team in modern history to lose the first two games at home and then come back to win the whole thing 1985 kansas royals, 1986 mets and 1996 yankees the 96 yankies did something they could have done w lose the first two at home and then win the next four to sweep it so the yankees

the sec gen wrote in one of the nato publication cyber attacks could trigger article v. a year ago, people were asking the question. a statement has come out about that. >> right. >> another point come if i may, i think that cyber conversation back to defend or 2020, because obviously in order to have all of these troops move across europe it is critical to make sure that all the infrastructure associated with that movement is resilient to cyber attacks. i'm sure that's something that defend or 2020 will get at. it also relates back to our ability to fight the conventional fights. >> actually, let me take that to you, chris, because that is a good point. when covering the issue of theater enablement across europe traditionally a lot of people thought, well, there are a lot of railroads across europe. some of them are german and some are french. reaking bureaucratic problem that does not need to be. that was something -- he used to highlight a lot. that aspect of theater enablement, making sure the simple rail infrastructure across europe enables the sort of reinforcement

i am joined today the former chairman of the sec and now managing director, also clerking for justice kennedy , private practice work now a judge us court of appeals third circuit. gretchen rubin clerked for justice o'connor the author of many best-selling books. also the host of the happier podcast and an app called better and finally clerking for justice breyer his career includes time working at ausa and investigations unit in baltimore and deputy attorney general and now a partner in a candidate for mayor of the city of baltimore. thank you very much for joining. today we will be discussing life after clerking. this is a strange topic because literally every clerk has had a life after clerking. [laughter] and their pads are as diverse with every field that extends far beyond the law and add the risk that scotus clerks come early in their career make a path of limited exposure and then look about what we want to be when we grow up. there is no denying that experience is powerful. to be entrusted with an awesome responsibility early in our career what is called the area of federal l

we cannot tell auditing problems of our companies to the sec.hey gave a waiver. $1.2 trillion worth of chinese companies being funded for activities in china to grow china stronger is not being by what was supposed to be a temporary waiver. it is already six years. one of the options president trump has -- he could end the chinesend say, all companies, the 1.2 trillion capital have to be audited. the audits made public just like any other company in the world. if he does that, you can imagine the price of these chinese stocks might go down, especially the ones that might have auditing problems. theight cause damage to chinese economy. this is one option president trump has. host: the u.s. office of trade representatives tells us for goods and services, trade with china was $37 billion exports and 557 billion -- this is michael from cedar rapids texting us, talking about trade imbalances and if that is a problem. guest: economists differ on this. a lot of economists say a trade deficit does not matter. this kind of thing can be balanced out natur

most exxon sec a shut down last year after u.s. prosecutors accused it of using a wide range of sham foundations and shell companies to hide clients assets from tax authorities neither it nor netflix offered any initial comment on the lawsuit netflix adds the laundromat to its platform on friday. and now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg says his platform has been unable to overcome china's strict censorship and the chinese never let facebook in he did not say what conditions or assurances he would need from beijing to enter the tightly supervised market mrs arkell berg attacked the rapidly growing chinese short video app to talk saying it censored political protest including in the united states saudi arabia's oil giant aramco is reportedly postponing it stock market launch to december or possibly january next year and wants to update 3rd quarter earnings valuation targets following an attack on the ramp of facilities in the temple who is widely expected to raise $200000

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s request came just an hour after sec of state mike pompeo accused house democrats of, quote, intimidating and bullying state department officials by calling them in for depositions, pompeo saying his officials would not have time to prepare. all of this related to the whistle-blower complaint accusing the president of pressing ukraine. there's no evidence of wrong doij by joe or hunter biden. cnn's kylie atwood has more on these stunning developments. >> good morning, christine and dave. an urgent request coming from the state department attorney general to speak with congressional aides. they'll be meeting today. we don't know many of the specifics on what they're going to discuss b to discuss,s bus the inspector general said they had received documents from the legal adviser at the state department. now, we should note that the congressional aide also described this request to me as highly unusual, really not laying out many details of what the inspector general wanted to talk to congress about. but it came just an hour after secretary pompeo called out house democrats for what he said

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spoke earlier with the chairman and ceo of united parcel service and asked about the approval by the sec important. >> it's high-value but time of is of the essence. some of these big hospital campuses, it could take you 30 minutes to go from one end to the other because you have to go around the buildings, red lights, and busy streets. oft this allows is a matter two or three or four minutes, we hospital -- to the lab in three or four minutes and that saves so much time. they could take just hours previously. that is why we started out here. let me give you a life to death example that could happen. aswill use wake me hospitald an example. they have multiple clinics around the raleigh area first snake bite venom, antivenom. have one does because it is so expensive, it is not used frequently and it expires. now they can have the one dose new matter where the patient comes in. we can deliver it to the facility the patient is at in the matter of minutes. that could be an actual life or death situation so we are excited about that. david w.: this is beyond line of sight. th between campuses

doing for sec to me at this stage is really for people who didn't receive that knowledge in the initial stages of how to plan so now they're doing a respirator spectators kind of decision making when they realize that one i have 4 maybe i should stop so it's more reactive at this stage but this will progress and as the program gets bigger it's my hope that people will become more into a plan in their family mode so they can decide on the methods and not be reactive with the decisions they make in family planning. when a woman can decide for her what and how many children she wants in him how many years spacing in between it actually imposing we thought she realized. that some of his connection between family size and quality of mature and you hand you become economy clear we can buy give us. a family planning does shape life when you do family planning you ensure that a woman finishes head. she's able to work in any come and with that she is able to share choices and have a long lasting relationship with your partner and feed and clothe and educate the children that they have. and i hav

he sticks' his middle at sec, gets a slap on the wrist, but i have news for nasa and others, marijuanain the country or in the state in county over there. they will come up with more challenges if this is only one they are trying to stop. >> all companies that elon musk owns and runs, have gotten by my estimate 5 billion in federal subsidies. my philosophy on investing do not buy stocks in a company whose ceo is smokes dope. >> a bigger issue, we're contending with, nobody will stop this. we have gotten the government so big so out of control, we have no fiscal conservatism any or where,py had a -- any more, we had a tril condolla conwill tri, no one is standing up to create accountability. elizabethaccountability. david: but it is our money. 5 million for an assessment on pot smoking? >> that is ridiculous, idea that government pays someone they are also paying to do their contract, service agreement to make sure, okay they don't smoke dope at work hours, that is just i don't know. david: his antics are bad enough when shareholders have to pay stock goes down, but taxpayers? >> i agre

sec. mnuchin: i have met multiple times with the representatives from facebook.e have told them we thought their launch was premature, that they have not addressed fundamental issues around money laundering, bsa requirements and others. ♪ taylor: shares of texas instruments are tumbling in after hours trading on tuesday. at one point, they were down more than 9%. this as the chipmaker posted a weaker than expected forecast for the quarter. it is another sign that rebound in demand for semiconductors will take longer than investors hoped. to tell us more, i bring in "bloomberg technology's" ian king. you have been covering this chip sector for us. so, coming into this, we will -- we were looking for top and bottom line declines through the end of the year. does that look like it is playing out? ian: we were expecting things to continue to decline but at a if you like a better rate, the declines would be smaller. what we actually got from texas instruments was the reverse. instead of being 3%, 4% revenue decline in the fourth quarter, they are predicting as bad as

no, just a sec. what would it look like if we listened more? right voice, 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. trish: at the trump white house, it declares it's not dmoopght way shape or form with the democrats' demands. my next guest led the impeachment efforts against president bill clinton in 1998. and he said one or two whistleblowers with hearsay accounts does not make an impeachment. he says that's what you call a soft coup. former georgia congressman bob barr. there is another whistleblower who said i was on the call so i can provide more perspective despite the fact that we have a memo of the transcript. he talked to adam shiches office ahead of time before tbielg they filed. and lo and behold, we have bedlam. >> this is beyond unprofessional. this is entering a silly zone. according to reports we have seen, this second so-called whistlebl

noticing consent the remark that forms a lot of sec enforcement action in makes sense. tell people what you're doing with fair data and you keep your promises and we can enforce where you buy or you don't. that sounds reasonable but for noticing consent to be meaningful both notice and consent have to be meaningful and in the space of data i don't think either are particularly. if you take notice - first of all, we've all seen the statistics about how long it would take normal people or even very well educated people to read the privacy policies they encounter in a year or months and people don't do it and even if you try to do it - i tried to do it and i can't understand what is being done with my data in a lot of cases. i have the best tools at my disposal of basically anyone to do that analysis. i don't think the notice is particularly meaningful and consent is not particularly meaningful because these options are take it or leave it and even if you win the policies you can't turn around and say combined with paragraphs one through eight but please make these edits i

i'm a journalist and repeat this story to others a lot don't be surprised at the sec it just that out of the sec at the argument and in the race at the bus that if you know if your general telling you don't know is that the teacher there that us these players are callous to complain that. today looters have direct access to the market all they need to do is post their object online where it can be sold anonymously in recent years the number of websites selling archaeological artifacts has increased or 100 fold on one of them we found this clay nail probably from a rock officially this type of object has been banned from sale since 2004 but on these platforms no one cares about origin export licenses or legal documents it's the final stage of what has become global trafficking. believed to be the 3rd highest illegal trade in the world antiquities trafficking was rarely in the public eye and. yes it has gone unnoticed for years but footage of destruction by the islamic state of iraq and the levant isis has caused a major international commotion. on any i being here oh me me me me me me

how about this actual case that came before the sec?f you were elton john, a british national who had lined a fund-raiser who netted her $2.8 million for her campaign, is that performance by elton john a thing of value but what if you come elton john, didn't get paid for the? well, no. according to the federal election commission, that is just fine and they say that to a 5-0 vote. the commissioner who recuse yourself is ellen weintraub. here is how she views the rules now. >> they will law is pretty clear. it's absolutely illegal for anyone to solicit, accept, or receive anything of value from a foreign national. >> that's weintraub on msnbc making the case for her new rule she wants to put in place the information is a thing of value. what does that matter? if democrats in the house have their way, president trump asking ukraine for information on joe biden becomes a thing of value. here is former sec commissioner. >> i think this is trying to retroactively make it political for partisan reasons. doesn't surprise me the ellen weintraub

i'm a journalist and repeat this story to others a lot don't be surprised at the sec it just that out of the sec at the monument and indeed a south of us if you know if you're generality and you don't know is that the teacher there that us earth that these predators are couch. as of today looters have direct access to the market all they need to do is post their object online where you can be sold anonymously in recent years the number of websites selling archaeological artifacts has increased our 100 fold on one of them we found this clay nail probably from a rock officially this type of object has been banned from sale since 2004 but on these platforms no one cares about origin export licenses or legal documents it's the final stage of what has become global trafficking. believed to be the 3rd highest illegal trade in the world antiquities trafficking was rarely in the public eye. this it has gone unnoticed for years but footage of destruction by the islamic state of iraq and the levant isis has caused a major international commotion. on any i being here oh me me me me me me let me.

accountability act, legislation requiring publicly trading companies to disclose annual reports to the sec where their employees are located in each state and foreign country. c-span.ve that on senator elizabeth warren, campaigning in norfolk, virginia. house c-span3, a judiciary subcommittee considers online data privacy issues. ♪ >> the house will be in order. beenr 40 years, c-span has providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the spring court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country so you can make up your own mind. greeted by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local and satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. ♪ acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney held a briefing at the white house to announce the 2020 g7 summit will be held at the president's private resort in florida. he also several -- answered several questions on the ukraine and implement an foreign policy. this is 20 minutes. >> hey, guys. to,t things first, i want -- i want to comment very briefly on mr. cummings passing. for t

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