sec.pierre: as you know, when we came back at 1:15 a.m. on the south lawn, the president took a couple of your colleagues' questions. i did not ask him about that particular answer. my guess is he was speaking more broadly. look, at the end of the day i will not speak to the president's campaign schedule, but they are partners in this administration. the president and the vice president. as you know, we announced scotus reform at the lbj library just yesterday in austin. that was an important moment to talk about where we are today. the president met the moment, talking about how no one is above the law, and how important is the rule of law. i just started at the top of the briefing talking about how it is so important to have freedom of the press. it is also important for our democracy. so obviously, the president and the vice president or partners in making that announcement in the sense of how they are going to move forward, the three things he laid out on what reform looks like for thi

sec. yellen: i'd have to ask. i don't know what contact there's been. i have not talked to director chopra about this. but my staff may well have done so. >> if they haven't will you commit to engaging with the bureau on this? sec. yellen: certainly i'd be happy to look into it. garb garb wouldn't it -- mr. garbarino: wouldn't it make sense for the bureau to minimize its impact on the bank and privacy statutes? sec. yellen: if it has him that pact, it would make sense. mr. garbarino: i appreciate that. thank you very much. over the last two decades, china has unleashed a global lending spree, mainly through its belton road initiative, putting money into other countries to expand its influence and become a superpower. china has loans different from most other loans in developing countries by advanced nations or institutions like the world bank, they usually carry higher interest rates and shorter maturities, requiring refinancing every couple of years and using national assets as collateral

sec. jean-pierre: hi, everybody. good afternoon. steve, you are such a ladies man. [laughter] ok. good to see everybody. welcome back. a couple things at the top. i know it has been a while since we have done this, so please bear with me. i want to begin by discussing the devastation caused by hurricane beryl, which president biden just domestically. this deadly storm is updated to a category five storm as it headed to jamaica. the president has been briefed on hurricane beryl and our administration is in close touch with territory and local officials, usaid, fema has resources and supplies pre-staged in the region with staff and partners money to assist. we urge residents to stay vigilant and heed the warnings of local officials. you heard that from the president as well. next time i want to express our disappointment in the ruling that blocked our temporary thought on pending approvals of liquefied natural gas exports. while congressional republicans and their allies continue to deny the

sec.ean-pierre: let me take a step back for a minute and deal with the questions that have come in about the debate. honestly, this is something the president has addressed himself multiple times this past thursday. first of all, i want to say we understand the concerns.we get it . the president did not have a great night. as you all know, the president had a cold. he had a hoarse voice. you heard it. i will say this, and the president said this over the past couple of days, certainly right after the debate. he knows how to do the job. and he knows how to do the job not because he says it, but because his record proves it. for three and a half years, almost four years, the presidential record has been unprecedented the ring for the american people. the other thing i would add is he knows right from wrong. he knows how to tell the truth. and again, he knows how to deliver for the american people. joe biden is a person. take away his title. he is someone who has dealt with tragedy. he is som

>> sec. jean-pierre: a couple of things. i saw that reporting as it was couple -- is very close to his family. this is a holiday week, 4th of july, he spent time with his family as you all know and reported at camp david. hunter came back with him and walked with him into that meeting, that prep -- speech prep and, you know, and he ended up spending time with his dad and his family that night. that is basically what happened to mark it is a week where there will be more family members who we'll come to the white house. i'm sure you'll see some of them on as of july, many more are expected to be here. >> reporter: -- the question though is he participating in meetings with exterior -- senior advisors? >> sec. jean-pierre: what i can say is that he came back with his dad from camp david, he walked him into the speech prep and he was in the room. i can tell you he was in the room. anything else coming out of that reporting i can't speak to but i can say that, you know, he is close to his family

sec. buttigieg: there we go. chair schatz, ranking member highsmith, vice chair collins, and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss president biden's fiscal year 2025 budget request for the department of transportation. thank you for your partnership as we have delivered safer, stronger transportation across the country. roadway fatalities trending downwards, shipping costs down, supply change running more smoothly, and airplane cancellations last year were the lowest in a decade. although we have more to do, we are rebuilding not just from the pandemic but from decades of disinvestment and an environment that privileged corporations instead of protecting people. the budget request of 140 $6.2 billion builds on the progress we have made and enables us to deliver on the challenges and opportunities that remain. our primary mission across every mode of transportation, safety. our roads, we have funded projects in every state to promote safety. we have had seven

sec. dalton: first of all, thank you so much for the hospitality and invitation to joining you here at brookings. i've had a long appreciation for the contributions this institution makes to the tporb policy and -- foreign policy and national security debate and certainly your scholarship. so it's an honor to be able to join you all here today and be up on stage with mike. i have been struck by the sense of urgency that the department of the air force is moving out on addressing the people's republic of china pacing challenge which of course is called for in the national defense strategy which came out in 2022, and overall the department of defense has been quite focused on the last couple of years. but from an organized, train and equip perspective, it really is remarkable how much progress has been made in the last couple of years to really drive those changes through both the air force and the space force, although still considerable work to come. you all may have heard secretary kendal

can he really do that, fire the sec commissioner? >> certainly not.e entire point of having set this up as an independent agency to avoid this precise situation, and the thing is, is that chair gensler has a year plus left on his term and even after the incoming president appointing a new chairman, gensler will have the opportunity to remain with the regulator as a commissioner. he's not going anywhere. the crowd erupted when donald trump said that, more so than any other comment, and he repeated it because chair gensler has become the embodiment of the anti-crypto movement in the united states and world because the u.s. is the crypto cop on the planet today and what they think is that the sec has essentially been regulating this space through enforcement actions, notably with coinbase, a company that they gave the green light to list and they were sued last year and what's interesting to me, coinbase chief legal officer has shown up two trump fundraising events in nashville, this past weekend, before that at david sachs home in san francisco where th

what is the sec accusing andrew left of doing specifically? bailey: they both have their own charges against andrew left, what stands out in the sec complaint is that he would use social media to promote investments and layout price targets but then quickly profit from it. if you came out with a short position or a short call on a certain company, saying the dr. drop 50%, he would actually according to the allegation, he would load up on options or an opposition and then quickly exit the position when the stock immediately reacted. not sticking to those investments. one of the examples it alleges is that left would say he would say he would say on a stock when it hit -- until it hit $65, but they would begin to sell the stock at $20. profiting off of the immediate reaction as opposed to laying out a long-term thesis and sticking to it. scarlet: he just needed investors to jump on whatever he said and he would quietly make his trades. there was also part of the complaint that said he was teaming up with hedge funds. bailey: when you go back thr

sec. blinken: thank you, suzanne, and thanks everyone for being here this morning. it is so great to see friends, colleagues, familiar faces in this place where i've spent a little bit of time the past 30 years. always good to be back at brookings. i think you are exactly right, we are at an inflection point. we are the point where the post- cold war era is over and there was a race, a competition to shape what comes next. we see that in the emergence, reemergence of great power competition. we see that in so many global challenges t'hat have come -- that have come to the fore and are interconnected. there is a greater multiplicity and complexity of challenges and interconnectedness challenges than any time i've been doing this the past 30 years, and the question is how are we going to approach it, how are we going to try to shape it. we come to this with a couple of premises. one is that when our country is not engaged, when we are not leading, either one of two things -- someone else is,

>> sec.he president had a cold, he had a hoarse voice. you heard it, that's why you reached out. but i will say this, and the president said this over the past couple of days, certainly right after the debate, he knows how to do the job, and he knows how to do a job not because he says it but because his record proves it. for three and half years, almost four years, the president's record has been unprecedented, delivering for the american people. another thing he said that i would add is that he knows right from wrong, he knows how to tell the truth, and again, he knows how to deliver for the american people. joe biden is a person. take away his title, he is someone who has dealt with tragedy. he is someone who has confronted that head on. he is someone who knows how to get back up once you've been knocked down. that is something that he understands very, very well, and i think, and we believe, it is something many of americans across the country understand, as well. he knows how to come bac

sec. clinton: thank you so much, michael. that was incredible, helping lay the groundwork for what we need to be thinking about. what is the federal election commission doing to try to set up some of those guardrails on ai fueled disinformation ahead of the 20 when he for election -- 2024 election. comm'r lindenbaum: thank you for having me, it's an honor to be a part of this. the short answer is the ftc is fairly limited in what it can do in this space. there is hope on the horizon and there are different ways -- different ways things are developing. despite the name, the federal election commission only regulates campaign finance laws and federal elections. money in, money out, and transparency. but last year we received a petition for rulemaking asking us to essentially clarify that our fraudulent misrepresentation regulation included artificial intelligence and really deepfakes. and we are in the petition process right now to determine if we should demand that -- amend our regulations

sec.nut things in focus, just looking at the state of the alliance itself organization. we'll have a 75th anniversary week's time and of course we want to celebrate successful defensive alliance in history but the main this alliance. and i th opportune time to remind people of why nato matters, why it's important, and why the investments that we and so many other countries are making in difference. and it really comes back to something very basic that was at the heart of the with. and that's the power of collective 5 that says an attack on o is the strongest possible dete aggression, the strongest and most effective way prevent war in the first place, to avoid conflict in the first place.because any would-be aggressor knows that an attack on any oneng to have to deal with every member of the alliance. and so i think citizens about the importance of that and how it's been so75 years and how it remains foundational an important moment. we have an all bigger than it was just a few years ago,

scarlet:scarlet: the sec has to ok everything.ig issue is seth klarman has decided against investing in the fund. who are the backers of this fund? bailey: when we look at that letter he sent to current pershing proper investors, he laid out putnam. he laid out the teachers of texas. scarlet: the pension fund. bailey: pension fund of texas teachers as people who are already spoken for. . we broke yesterday outpost opted not to be in that 150 million dollar mark. still talking up his relationships but the big question is $2 billion is a lot of money but it is a small fraction of what he talked up. how much comes from santa to shoulds? how much comes from retailers? scarlet: this is great and you are behind the reporting that indicated bill ackman was holding up berkshire hathaway's as a model for the closed end fund which i think -- at this point we think may take place this week. let's stay with buffett and berkshire hathaway and turned to another billionaire. warren buffett's belcher hathaway -- warren buffett's berkshire hathawa

jump valves changes at the sec and, if reelected, to make it going great again. and deadpool's domination. the movie shatters a box office records. take a look at the nasdaq 100. we are up meaningfully in the session, but we are coming off the back of three straight weeks of weekly declines. we were talking over the weekend about the nasdaq 100 being in correction territory. we have $10 trillion or so of market cap reported across microsoft, meta, and amazon. apple is a name we are watching really closely. it kind of opened lower and has been trading choppy, and now it is modestly lower, basically flat. a bloomberg inclusive, apple's ai features have been delayed and will miss the initial release of ios 18 in september. the company plans to release apple intelligence by october but will make it available to software developers for early testing as soon as this week, an atypical strategy for the tech giant. i want to welcome back bloomberg 's mark gurman. the detail is important. mark: thank you for having me. great to be back. apple intelligence. this is apple's

christopher cox former republican sec chair both the committee and said this. she is a consummate professional per school in objectivitysh of e reason she has worked successfully across multiple administrations of differente parties. the high level of professionalism is reflected in the fact she has twice been unanimously confirmed to her important financial regulatory positions. i believe senator scott i believe the house member served with congressman cox as i did, perhapser not they have been acquaintances and friends over the not to speak for the ranking member of course. the committee received a letter of support for a group of bipartisan women have spent decades working in financial services as congressional staff federal agency staff and industry representatives leadershipt starts at the top e is the right choice to leave lead thena agency and a and the transformation of its culture. congratulations on your nomination for president three nominate caroline crenshaw to be a full-term securities and exchange commission. she is join the sec board in 2020 aft

speaking of that conference, trump had some strong words for current sec chair gary gensler. >> on dayne, i will fire gary gensler. i will appoint a new sec chairman who believes that america should build the future, not block the future. upon taking office, i will immediately appoint a bitcoin and crypto advisory council. sonali: as we saw former president trump campaigning more there in nashville, we also know from the "financial times" and others that kamala harris is also starting to change her tone to the crypto community as well, right? >> yeah, sonali. this underscores that being procrypto might be something that is attractive for both cans dates. making the u.s. the crypto capital of the planet which does represent a bit of an evolution for donald trump. during his first team in office herb suggested that bitcoin was a scam that the value of these tokens were made out of thin air. so this is an about-face. he issue his own n.f.t.'s in the bloomberg terminal. donald trump himself received donations and even in nashville, he was charging over $800,000 a head to fundraise to take

the sec approved the first ether etf's investing directly in ether -- first etfs investing directly in ether, highlighting a relaxing of the regulatory climate for the digital assets sector. let's explore that more as these new products begin trading today. it provides data to six out of 11 ether etf applicants. good to speak with you, thank you for joining us again. from where i si like there was a lot less regulatory drama surrounding the approval of these. do you see it as well? >> thank you very much for having me. i would agree that there is less drama, certainly less covered by the media in the lead up to the launch. that's in large part because we had the, you know, the bar that the sec had set with bitcoin launch that had become very clear, and it was clear that ether had crossed the bar, as we demonstrated in our letter to the sec, which they quoted extensively in their approval order. scarlet: let's talk about demand in the near term and down the road. who do you see driving up demand in the first few days of trading ? we mentioned the spot bitcoin, i would have thought that

sec versus je carsi 6-3. so stepping back from matt i'm not a lawyer many people working at agency for lawyers say there is that they will have to respond to this new environment so the way we look at this is to say wow there's a conservative majority in place and they are working on a project or agency power. this is something that this is how this court these agency power. if the state -- take a step back further and think about the political beyer what is congress doing in response to this? we heard from the last panel and from senator toomey there's not a lot of confidence that congress is going to take up the mantle on the legislative capacity front and take up the project in more detail instead but we heard was about different bills that have been introduced that would administrate agency authority. there has not been a coordinated democratic response on the hill as far as i am aware. if we take this a step further back looking forward to this election in november, we have donald trump has referred to t

sec chair not to hard. it is not like it is a huge lift to firing gary gensler. that being said, gensler has become a lightning rod clearly for, the republican party. doesn't have a lot of friends in congress on the republican side but right now among increasingly among democrats and you know, you can see it in some of the commentary from people like mark cuban who is a you know, wall street democrat. anthony scaramucci used to be republican now a democrat, involved in crypto they are -- liz: he is still a republican -- >> but he is a never-trumper. liz: he is against donald trump. >> i don't know. some of his -- liz: he is very big own crypto. >> some of his rhetoric sounds much more left these days but in any event there is this, there is a lot of, now the sec is an independent agency, okay, just so you know. gary against letter does report to the president. appointed by the president, always been quasi-independent. from what i understand there is pressure on the sec to maybe back off, keep a lower profile for gensler not to go out there on a him particularly o

to what extent has the issue of preserving the sec yielded results for us? political question.e of flour, then you said ninety-six, there’s 95 and so on, so that you understand, in our in the ninety-third, ninety-four years in the gosrei with the gosrei there were only 18 varieties, if i’m wrong, correct me, sergey vladimirovich, 18 varieties of grain. i repeat once again, we are burying it in agriculture, and then it turned out that we are not burying it, so we are not burying it, well, we ourselves see that we are not burying it, and you know, today, when - something can be said, yes, but when you see the result over time, so today you and i, you and i go to the store for beautiful - there are shortcakes, flour and so on and - probably 80 percent, or even 90 percent - are products that are processed from materials which is obtained in our fields. on on our farms, if we talk about, for example, milk, some meat products, i’m sure it’s 90-100%, we use our own , but you know, in this whole story with farming, it’s like somehow, i i’ll add a fly in the ointment to your goodies, af

five time sec champion. sec recordholder in the 200 meter butterfly, making the one of the fastest americans of all time. i was the two-time olympic qualifier. the sec scholar athlete of the year. and sec community service leader of the year. the list goes on. really just to reiterate, it is a lifelong journey to make it to that point and certainly one that i know would not have been possible without women's sports or without the women's sports category or title ix. peter: tenths of seconds matter in swimming, don't they? riley: hundreds of seconds. peter: your husband is also a swimmer, but unranked. could he beat you in the pool? riley: he could kick my butt in the pool. i don't tell him that often on really anything, but i digress here. even given the fact that in terms of accolades and national ranking and achievements, my achievements far outweighed his. i was on a full ride at kentucky. he was a walk on. even that being the case, he could beat me without even trying, really. so, all of that to show you

yup. sec colton is a philosopher, political scientist. i'm the deputy director for research at the european solidarity center in good dance, poland. he gave us his assessment of german polish relations today, as you know. so when we, when we take a closer look at the historical events and especially of the very a traffic history, the 20th century dispatched the better the best possible moment for, for the police german relations. we never had the chance to experience this kind of friendship of corporation and also beloved troll trust in the history of the police, german relations that say the topics today was mainly security defense as well as expanding traffic and transport routes. so from what you're saying, these kind of talks what they're talking about are assigned, but the countries really do now have a practical working relationship because as you mentioned, it's way it hasn't always been that way. has it? yeah, the last 8 years we experienced during the time of the right wing bulk list uh, regime in poland. we experience of course,

to what extent has the issue of preserving the sec yielded results? political question.lour, then you said 96 there, children year and so on. just so you understand, in ninety-ninety years ago we had only 18 varieties in the state register, if i’m wrong, correct me, sergey vladimirovich, 18 varieties of grain. i repeat once again, we are burying it in agriculture, and then it turned out that we are not burying it, so we are not burying it, well, we see for ourselves that we are not burying it, and you know, today, when you can say something, so, but when you you see the result over time, so today you and i, you and i are going to the store for the beautiful shortcakes there, flour and so on, probably 80, then 90 percent, these are products that are processed from material that was obtained in our ... area, in fact, it is also the same large enterprise; that processing is the same cheeses they make, it is quite well known by throughout the country, but this is not always a private enterprise, here again, well , the question arises, for you, as the head of the district, wh

but what do you do when the epa overreaches on, you know, the clean water act or when the sec decidess going to try to prevent a whole new technology from even being able to take hold? and the list goes on and on. there ought to be accountability. and that's what the reins act does, in my view, restores the accountability. your point that maybe people aren't always as enthusiastic, first of all, our democratic colleagues are pretty uniformly opposed to any kind of congressional review -- >> and how do you understand why? >> i think they see it as a check on expanding regulation. and in -- many of them want the government to play a much bigger role in controlling the economy. and so they want the agencies to be able to regulate relatively freely. and, of course, republicans are kind of skeptical about that. so there's a practical policy reason why we come down on different sides. i would like to think that i would be in favor of this even if i didn't want to have less aggressive regulators because i like the accountability that it offers. last point i'll make is there was, i thought, a

i will appoint a new sec chairman who believes america should build the future, not block the future.rypto and bitcoin technology china will, other countries will. they will dominate and we cannot let china dominate. larry: yeah you know that, many good reasons, he is right, that last one by itself, cannot let china dominate. they're poking around in crypto too but we still have some advantages. he mentioned a bill coin stoke pile -- anyway, you were at this thing, senator blackburn. tell us about it. >> yes, indeed, it was quite a convention and a lot of bitcoiners were there. i was so pleased that the president spoke and following his remarks, vivek ramaswamy and i did a fireside chat and talked about how bitcoin and the opportunity to self-custody. the opportunity to have financial freedom and transactional freedom, and be able to use bitcoin as a store of value. that is important to americans and we think that the federal government beginning to have a strategic reserve of bitcoin. they already have 210,000 bitcoin. most of that has come through asset forfeitures and we think that

. >> the sec staff affects core banking activity custody. this requires banks to put digital assets held in custody on their balance sheet effectively keeping banks out of the market entirely. have the fed and sec had conversations about the impact of sab 121? your thoughts on the policy please? chair powell: as you know, we don't comment on the sec policy. they don't comment on our policies either. i knew that you were going there with that but honestly it is the sec's business, not ours. rep. gottheimer: last month, you said when evaluating inflation data, you consider whether wage growth is outpacing productivity. from 1979 to 2019, middle-class productivity grew 16%. do you consider this historical gap when considering grades on families struggling to make ends meet? chair powell: we are looking at inflation, looking at maximum employment. those are our goals. we don't have a bunch of tools for things like what you are talking about. really it is just those things. of course we are well aware of longer run trends like that. you also have

the billionaire's invest etherium etf got the nod from the sec to start trade today.ayer in the democratic donor galaxy. if is novogratz to endorse vice president kamala harris as she jumps into the 2024 race? she just held her first solo campaign event minutes ago. we're going to get a live report from milwaukee and from mike. >>> if success is sweet, then dylan lauren has a lot on that flavor. at age 16 she told her designer dad ralph lauren, no, you can't use my name as a perfume because she had bigger plans for her brand. that plan was to turn the her obsession into candy by outright capitalism by opening dylan's candy bar. you've got to hear my brand new everyone talks to liz podcast episode. dylan explains how she took the candy store into airports across america. you can hear it wherever you get your podcasts. we are coming right back with so much more. nasdaq up 39, s&p in the green as well up 5 and the russell upd 332. h we're coming right back. ♪ th into freefall. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. you know, when i tak

scarlet: you mentioned bill hwang has a prior run in with the sec. faces jail time, what does that look like? josh: sentencing guidelines for him are through the roof. probably life given the billions lost allegedly. that said, he will not go to jail for life for this. there could be a significant jail sentence here. i think the judge will take into account that he had a prior run-in. the resolution was with the company, not within, but that will be an argument to make. this wasn't a mistake. he knows how to avoid breaking securities laws and he did it again. scarlet: a lot of wall street has been riveted by the inner workings of this trial. what part fascinated you the most? josh: two pieces of it. one is you have the tiger cub. a guy with a great pedigree, made a ton of money. then there are the losses the banks took, cs went under in part of this. you have these two dramas that have captured wall street. scarlet: josh naftalis, appreciate you being here, being our ears and eyes on the ground. quick headline, president biden saying we cannot waste

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and when you have gary gensler and sec.t of turn it is frustrating. but you know, laye larry, not only bitcoin and crypto assets, but you see this across the board, they don't want to innovate with it comes to clean coal technology or energy. and it goes on and on and on. with every industry. they want is power, they want control. they want to make the decisions. and thank goodness we have gotten a good decision on chevron. we have court kind of go after the fcc for one of their funds. that is a good thing, because we need to get the federal government out of the way out of your pocketbook and off your back. and free up free markets so people with en n innovate and solve problems we face of day. larry: it's time for a change. >> it's time for trump. larry: thank you, so much senator blackburn. >> see you soon. >> you got it. larry: coming up. kamala harris can't escape her record, her record, period, end of sentence, we have liz peek coming up and caroline downey when kudlow returns. [jeff laughs maniacally] (inner monologu

mother of the wife of that conscript, i.e. she herself may need, according to the conclusion of the secllance, then she died or perished, was recognized by the court as wanted, missing, is wanted, declared. deceased, and therefore, if all the others do not have, well , other people who could, they are obliged by law to maintain them, these are the rights, there is only a moment left, i do not know if we will have time, how to issue this postponement for the care of parents, if you have time, i will ask you very briefly, well, if you grant a postponement central committee of the cpsu, but all documents need to be completed, there have been some changes. which documents, for example, the conclusion of the lkk is no longer required, if the father or mother, a person with a disability of the first or second group, and a postponement, if there are such rights, it is granted only for the period when these grounds are valid, but no longer than the effect of the decree of the president for the period of mobilization, that is , now, if all the grounds are there, all the documents are there, ever

i'm a new cell says ip sec you. those can be recycled. 7 times. there are limits the new cell can know you recycle waste. this 95 percent of costs or no pura meaning a lot of what goes to a landfill isn't eligible for new spells recycling plant. opened in 2022 with capacity to recycle 60000 tons annually written to expands to 820000. but in february 2020 full came the shock and the company filed for bankruptcy just days before and renew sell told the w. they were recycling fall below capacity and fashion brands were hesitant to commit to recycle materials. we could be producing a lot more tricia carries the chief commercial officer knew so as many of the brands have goals, search for circularity or reduction traceability waterfalls. uh, you know, variety, so its, we are a solution to their goals its how quickly do they want to be able to achieve those renew cell partnered with levi's to recycle production waste and include sec, you know, send the products h and then became a shareholder in 2017. but still the plant didn't make a profit. and it's 1

chair, former sec chair went after ripple.fter even more. liz: listening to senator elizabeth warren. >> who is very close to gary gensler. that spilled out in the meeting. there was senior white house official there, apparently anita dunn attended. liz: sure. >> jeff zeints was invited. he did not go for obvious reasons. he is the chief of staff. there is existential threat to the presidency going on right now. liz: also the nato summit. >> nato summit. a lot of stuff is going on. the chief of staff doesn't need to be there. anthony scaramucci was there. ro khanna, i can say his name. i can say his name. liz: thank you. >> he hosted the meeting with mark cuban, good guy. known mark forever, crypto guy and a democrat. that is where there is coming from, reintroducing the democratic party to the crypto industry, trying to get them on board with the crypto industry and, i don't think they pulled it off just based on the sort of give-and-take that was going on. i mean, yes, anthony, used to be a republican, used to be trump chief

the city people work with her and seeing her character up close, christopher cox, former republican sec chair wrote to the committee and said this in the objectivity of the reason she worked successfully across multiple administrations of different parties, the high level of professionalism is reflected in the fact that she is twice been unanimously confirmed to her important financial regulatory positions. i believe senator scott i believe was a house member search with congressman cox and perhaps not i know they have been quaint's and friends over the years not to speak to the ranking member of course. the committee received a letter of support from the bipartisan who spent decades working in financial services and congressional staff that are agency staff and industry representatives leadership starts at the top, the right choice to alleviate in a much-needed transformation of exposure. congratulations every nomination. this renominated caroline crenshaw to a full term of the security and exchange commission, she joined sec board in 2020 have to be nominated by president trump and re

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