sec. schmidt: ultimately and obviously the voters decide who wins and who loses in by how much. it is our job to be prepared and ensure that eligible voters can cast their votes and that we can certify accurate election results and prepare for any efforts to undermine confidence in election results based on lies, myth true -- mistruths, misinformation or disinformation. i know that secretaries across the country including in pennsylvania are prepared for possibility that should encounter any of that ugliness again you will be ready to confront it with the truth. host: secretary? sec. fontes: first, to be with you both. we have been preparing for a 2024 election since january of 2023 when i took office. i am an election administrator and my experiences on the ground and we know that this has potential to become something that we do not want it to become. we have been working diligently not only with law enforcement and election officials across the state, but with folks around the country i

sec. schmidt: i do not know their minds or their reasoning. i do know and i hope that every secretary who is entrusted with the sacred responsibility of overseeing elections in their state shares a common interest in only accurate election information being shared. so i can't really speak to why they made the decision they made, but would obviously encourage them to be proactive when it comes to combating misinformation and disinformation. host: got it, thank you. back to ai for a minute. you have been really sort of on the front lines of talking about the threat of ai and preparing for it and training your employees and other county level election officials around the state of arizona. i wonder if you could talk a little more about what you view as the potential threat and what you have been doing about it. sec. fontes: first and foremost, generative artificial intelligence can do a heck of a lot of good. there are incredible efficiencies we are looking at for businesses services section,

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

sec. schmidt: one thing that prompted this was misinformation being shared suggesting that after president biden declined or withdrew from the race or ended that campaign that it was too late for another candidate to appear, which is simply not true. in every state there was still time for candidates to appear on the ballot. the democratic convention has not happened so there was no official candidate yet. and what we saw was that people were being exposed to misinformation and it caught fire. some other secretaries and i, secretary simon, who is the leader of the national associations of secretary of state organized this letter to notify x and mr. musk of the damage being done and that they would be better served by turning voters towards reliable sources of information. and it has proven effectiveness for spreading misinformation. election information can never be inaccurate. you never want to tell the wrong day or the wrong information and that's what we saw in this case. host: you know

sec. narang: i can't. [laughter] sec. narang: we are working with congress to meet our shared goals. the npr canceled it. my former boss said reasonable people can disagree about the values. the security environment has continued to deteriorate in ways, particularly indo pacific, in ways we anticipated in the npr but we didn't think would emerge as quickly. the argument and requirement the joint staff have for a non-visibly generated, non-ballistic lower yield capability arises from the multiple peer challenger problem where you have a growth in strategic targets. you don't want to have to rely on strategic forces or triad for regional deterrence. it leaves strategic targets potentially uncovered. in europe, we have four tac12's. that is on land. the indo pacific is a maritime environment. how do you have a persistent, nonballistic capability, equipped the analog, essentially , in the maritime environment you cannot have a forward land plan like europe. as the security environment continues to deteriorate, you don't want

david, bloomberg reported today that the sec widened an investigation on this firm.t precisely is the agency investigating? >> the sec is looking at whether be riley accurately disclosed financial challenges, whether properly told investors about receivables underlying many of their financial transactions. they are looking at possible insider. so, this is a broadening of previous recording that we had done about the sec investigation. another big aspect of it is relationship between the founder of the firm, bryant riley, and brian con, the former ceo of a company called franchise group, which b riley helped take public a few years ago and private again last summer. scarlet: they've done business, is that the extent of the relationship? >> they have done business in a real id of relationships with a number of loans in receivables going back tying them together. con is of interest because federal prosecutors in new jersey called him an unindicted co-conspirator in a $294 million investment fraud involving a firm called prophecy asset management. b riley the company sai

two time olympic qualifier, sec scholar of the, sec community service leader of the year.he list goes on. it is a lifelong journey to compete and ultimately be successful at that level. my senior year in college, i had a, goal of winning a national title which would mean becoming the fastest woman in the country. i was on pace to achieve this goal until the ncaa with the backing of elected democrats allowed a 6'4" man, less than mediocre man, might i add, competing in his rightful category, to swim against me and my teammates at our national championship. i got to personally witness and really feel the effect that this infringement, or what i would call an injustice, had on me and my teammates. i can wholeheartedly attest to the tears that i saw, not just the tears from the moms watching in the stands as their daughters are being obliterated in their sport, but the tears from the girls who placed ninth and 17th and mr. out on being named -- and missed out on being named all-american. i can attest to the whispers of anger and frustration from those girls, who like myself ha

[applause] [chanting "thank you, joe"] sec.on: and now we are writing a new chapter in america's story. my mother dorothy was born right here in chicago before women had the right to vote. that changed 104 years ago yesterday. think about it. tennessee became the final state. [cheers and applause] to ratify the 19th amendment to the constitution. the state legislator was deadlocked, until one lawmaker's mother, a widow who read three newspapers today, sent a letter, a letter, to her son. no more delays, she wrote, give us the vote. since that day, every generation has carried the torch forward. in 1972, a fearless black congresswoman named shirley chisholm -- [cheers and applause] -- she ran for president. [cheers and applause] and her determination let me and millions of others dream bigger. not just because of who she was, but because of who she fought for. working parents, for children, the last, the least, and the loss. in 1984i brought my daughter to see geraldine ferraro, the first woman nominated for vice president. [app

we have a project, sec mission creek. the sec is becoming increasingly a social regulator. you have activist investors in this country that are able because of sec rules to get items on corporate shareholder ballots at a very easy rate. to the extent that bernie sanders was able to speak at a walmart shareholders meeting. that should not be able to happen easily but it is happening because the sec has lowered the threshold for activist aggressive groups to be able to force companies to weigh in on these issues. these companies don't want to do it but if there shareholders are forcing them to come of that is a big problem. and we ought to look at why the sec is tipping the scales to make it easier for progressives to force companies to be getting involved in social issues where they otherwise wouldn't. you start there and then when i look at things like antitrust, that is a break glass solution. we are not there yet. we have not even tried the fire extinguisher. mr. erickson: you mentioned, i want to add for the bank i use, old glory bank, it is an online bank. instead of tr

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

if the sec wins the next case, think of it this way, the sec wins the case that ripple violated, getst trade in any exchange, you know what i'm saying. liz: look at ether up 10.6%. >> bitcoin is off its highs, right? liz: no, it is up 9%. >> today. liz: yeah. >> what was its high, 65 a couple days ago? liz: couple weeks ago. >> couple weeks ago. liz: it went below 51. >> yeah. liz: all right, charlie, that. >> i think it is all air but i've been proven wrong. i will say this my producer ellie tariq has another great scoop how the democratic party is just dying to get back into the crypto game. ro khanna had his meeting today or yesterday. it didn't go very well. crypto people do not like the democrats. whether kamala harris, i know there is a big push by the mooch and cuban to get you know, have kamala harris appeal to crypto. crypto doesn't want to appear to her. liz: okay, charlie, thank you very much. with the closing bell five minutes away, the bulls are just trampling over wall street. the dow jones industrials up 663 points. s&p gaining 112. the nasdaq, 422 points here, 2.6% gai

sec.k different. people in this country are tired of politicians imposing their own vision of what your family ought to be like. it also ties into one of the main themes that kamala harris has been expressing, which is freedom is at stake. and that includes the freedom to marry the person you love. the democratic party is strongly for that.most americans are for that . unfortunately, today's republican politicians are not. it is one example of the choice in front of america right now. amna: you mentioned last night a line, i'm pete buttigieg, you might recognize me from fox news. you do appear there regularly. it feels like you like that sparring making clear what others assume about the democratic policies. i wonder what you think about if this ticket should be going out on fox news similarly? sec. buttigieg: each of us has different tactical decisions about where we go and how we do it, but i'm proud to speak on fox news and conservative outlets on behalf of the campaign because i believ

i think that's true at the f ftc, i think that's true at the cfpb, i think that's been true at the sec. so they discover some power that no one previously had discovered in horsing legislation and they say, this you go, that's what authorizes me. in the case of lina khan maybe, to be extremely hostile to consolidation and to develop these theories that even vertical integration that's not harmful to consumers should somehow be restricted. and the list goes on and on with the other regulators. my theory is when you have agency leadership that are exceeding their legal authorities, it's particularly unreasonable to also empower them to be the adjudicator of whether or not they're exceeding their authorities. how do you think they're going to decide, right? and the chevron deference largely allowed them to both implement sometimes these creatively-justified rules and then be the judge that decides whether or not they did it properly. so what i like about the loper decision is, in my view, this really restores the proper role of the judiciary in deciding legal matters, right? this has not

sec.: democracy is at stake. we saw in 2016 2017, how fragile our constitutional norms can be if there are those who are determined to try to push the envelope to the breaking point. that environment continues. there is nothing to suggest that the threat stream from the challenges to our democracies have an all dissipated. lawyers are uniquely situated because of our legal training, the oath we take to support and defend the constitution, and our ability to resolve conflict and mediate conflict. we are in a unique situation to help voters, to help americans participate in the democracy, encourage participation in the democracy, and try most importantly, in my judgment, to turn down the rhetoric, the overheated rhetoric. we are concerned about the rise of political violence in this country which is strictly bipartisan, and the two are related. the rhetoric and the rising political violence. we are issuing this call to lawyers. we believe the urgency is the same as it was for the medical com

the sec, georgia in texas, the favorites there wouldn't be surprised if they play in the sec title gameere in atlanta, but also keep in mind alabama, ole miss, a team lane kiffin. he has one of the most talented rosters in oxford that he's had since he's gotten too old miss but also don't sleep on it seem like tennessee and 11 in the, acc i mentioned florida state being the preseason act favorite. they've still very much alive in that hot, but this is a critically important year for clemson dabo swinney and the tigers have missed out on the playoff. each of the last four seasons. and he's been head coach who's really actively pushed against the modern changes that we've seen with rooting for spec to the transfer portal. just a couple of years ago, he was joking about using god's name, image, and likeness to build his recruiting class. this is a critical year for him, also a team like miami and the acc, i like them as well. they're really, really talented. it feels like this is the kind of miami team that will finally take that off he's in hype and momentum and translate that into on-fie

in the port , work stops if the wind force exceeds 16 m/sec.lai mikhailov talks about the difficulties of the work and unexpected encounters, which he manages to film on his phone, it was like that the first ice last year became, a bear with three cubs came, if you you know, this is for polar bears, this is a large, as they say, brood, here they were walking here, we were working at that time, we came, looked, went away from them, that's why we didn't come closer to them, why, because... you also don't want to scare the animals, especially since the mother was a female, she was worried, that 's how it is to a greater extent, and so every year they come to us, polar bears come to us, check out the situation, everyone who is not connected with the sea arrives in a beer plane, the airport is in the village of alpegino, not far from piveka, the runway was equipped here back in 1936, and 40 years ago the airport building was built. recently, with the construction of a floating nuclear power plant with the abolition of the status of a closed city, th

then this speed dropped to 3 km/sec . the surface temperature of the luminous area reached 25,000°.filming recorded a shock wave running along the ground. the tests of the first soviet nuclear charge were successful. the ussr atomic project, which until then had existed only on paper, reached a new level. the abbreviation rds means special rocket engine, but there are also many unofficial. decodings, one of them is quite symbolic: russia makes it itself. it is important to take into account the realities of that time. the great patriotic war had recently ended, the country was in a dilapidated state, bread was rationed, the us had already dropped nuclear bombs on japan, and few doubted that the next target was the ussr. in the year of the sixtieth anniversary of the first atomic bomb , an experiment was conducted in sorov, when all the young, talented nuclear bomb makers were gathered and given all 60 years of experience to improve the quality of the first product with all the modern technologies, it was possible, well, generally within the margin of error, well, for me, you know, i

i've never seen that before even in the sec.balism is a regrettable part of premier legal soccer, that's the way it is. >> yes. stuart: clay, good to see you again, we'll have you back soon. >> i appreciate it. stuart: sure thing. let 'em go, look at this, whoa, 436 points up for the dow industrials, better than 1. almost up 22 on the nasdaq -- 2%. gary kaltbaum joins me now. i understand that you are out of tech. are you back in? we've been -- >> we've been buying back. we sold a ton of it july 11th, the high, and the rest of it a few days later. we missed a 28% drop in the semis, i think about 15 in the nasdaq. we're happy now. we love technology. we think institutions now are gobbling the stocks back up instead of distributing 'em, and let's hope it continues. we keep fingers crossed on a daily basis. i can tell you this year we're still up 70-80 on nvidia though we don't own it right now. we bought back into meta, up about 40 on that. we're looking to get into others, but we need a little bit more confirmation. on the whole,

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there's all a sec oh, i do a lot, lot of money with control over the american politics and on top of it for the british and most definitely the complicit as of the german politicians game, dragging them into this. i don't regret them. dad tried to do uh, with the muslim world and 4 big beer and them, it's not a matter of quality. it's a matter of ideology. they are looking for. and in terms of evan jenkins in the united states, they believe that i'm regarding is necessary. this more that's been been a drag and the world into is net. is this terry for the 2nd coming of all the messiah. so they are for it. so here we're talking about where they just read it crazy with lots of money. controlling the will be over humanity i just want because if somebody into why my big that this will go away and big beer will do whatever he has in mind. and it would just disappear and be just either wednesday or tuesday or thursday. that must be not, this is dragon don't more. in j e more that we really do not need as you many, many things but sharing your thoughts. so those are always appreciate your ti

sec. jean-pierre: hi, everybody. good afternoon. it's good to see everyone. a couple of things that the top. as you can see, we have the cea chair, jared bernstein here to talk to us about some great news about our economy today. we learned that inflation fell three percent and wages have risen faster than prices for 17 months now. we have also seen a record 19 million new business obligations under the biden-harris administration with a record number of businesses opened by the, latino and women entrepreneurs. debbie has more than doubled sba loans to underserved businesses. we will continue our fight to lower costs from negotiating lower prescription drug prices to building more homes by cutting red tape. there is more to do and the vice president and president will keep fighting for the future of the middle class. i will turn it over to jered to discuss that data in more detail right now. >> thank you so much. pleasure to be here with you and with you as well, karine, of course. at toda

i'm talking about 6-7 teams out of 12 from the sec. what do you think?aybe ole miss and bama, i've got a lot of big ten teams. i've got ohio state, teams like michigan, penn state, week all all those -- one all those teams are going to be likely part of the playoffs. ohio state and oregon are two of the most talented teams. i think the only question marks they've got transferring quarterbacks, and and it's really about how fast those two can get to speed with the offense, developing chemistry with the guys they're throwing to the to see how good those two can be as a compared to georgia that's got their returning starter in carson beck. will: ohio state's going to be awesome. that was an offendive and egregious mistake. you left out the second highest rated team many texas, i don't know why you would do that morning, brady. >> a number of reasons. if you look at their can defense, they lost -- will: oh, it was purposeful. [laughter] >> they lost two of their top running backs, so they've got their work cut out for them as they transition to that vaunted

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i don't believe for a sec a where the nation that bills was a website this terry over migration, back over in friendship part mexican artist, painted this neural recently it shows what they think us presidents embrace the same methods at the border despite their different rhetoric, engine 2023. it was jo biden's turn to order further work on the barrier here. so to our question of which president build all of this, the answer is kind of all of them in recent decades. both democrats and republicans a lot of times they just bill over each other's fences. so why is there this fixation on building board of fences? well, politicians can show that they are doing something about the issue is playing out at the border. they're using that for their political game. i think that politically right now because people don't want to understand the complexity of the issue and they want it easy fix that everyone has to be hard on the border. but walls and fences don't solve the issues which lead people to keep on migrating. we're stuck in a repetitive pattern of failure, where we make a policy that do

providing services to pilgrims, he believes that the presence and debates of scholars from different secsn officials decided to invite 1200 iraqi muk hosts and scholars to the city of mashad. the shrine of imam reza, the eighth imam of the shiites and a descendant of imam hussain is located in the city of mashad, iran. millions of iraqies visit this city every year. many pilgrimages are made annually between iran and iraq. these pilgrimages have led to more communication and cultural exchange between the two nations. حسينا ابد والله يا زهراء ما ننسى حسينا ابد والله يا زهراء ما ننسى حسينا لبيك يا حسين الصلاه على محمد يا عباس جي بالماي يا سكينه يا عباس جي بالميائي سكيله يا عباسي بالمايل اسجيله احساسنا يعني وهو احساسنا انه بين هذا الشعب المسلم احساس جيد والشعب. تكاتب فيما بينه والناس تحب يعني الجميع بعضهم يحب البعض الاخر وهذا ما يتطلع اليه كل مسلم حصلنا على دعوه من الاخوه الايرانيين من العتبه المقدسه للامام علي الرضا عليه السلام فجئنا فراينا مجتمع العراق المتحابب المتواجدد الباذل للطعام. الماذل للاخوه وجدناه في ايران نفس الوضعيه وشعورنا اصبحت شعور اخوه ممتده من العراق الى ايران بسلوك ومنهج و

here at j sec headquarters, every conceivable conflict scenario is played out. most importantly, everything that's plan here has to be achievable at any time. up should i go look, and what that will deterrence only works if our plans and preparations are credible because heist. in other words, it has to work in the event that we have to defend ourselves. newton county. that's in order to do what we all want to do, namely prevent war saying, i have to, for example, be able to manage this re deployment of large bodies of troops and piece time, of course. and so before the 1st shot is ever fired, i can make it clear to the opponents that they are going to fail. okay, awesome. so i think at 1st everything goes to plan for the soldiers from bavaria on their way to lift the lenient the loading process is completed, but then there's an unexpected delay due to a rail strike, the train is only able to travel a few kilometers 3 days later, it's still in bavaria, nato headquarters and brussels, where crucial political decisions are made in the event of an attack on a needl

eyes of the accusers this makes him even more guilty, it is noteworthy that back in 2014, then agent sec usa john kerry spoke about durov. the founder of the largest russian social network was forced to flee after he refused to disclose the personal data of the participants in the euromaidan protest. now it will be interesting to see how those self-proclaimed guardians of democracy will behave, who before, when it was advantageous for them, so zealously defended freedom of speech in telegram or vkontakte. other messengers, social networks are now controlled by the usa and europe almost totally and just as thoroughly censored. telegram is not yet available to them. olga davidovich, dmitry astartakh, tv news agency. it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish truth from lies every day, while the main blow is dealt to the basic values ​​of society. this opinion was expressed by doctor of philosophy oleg romanov at a meeting with the naftan workforce. artificial intelligence already today makes it possible to copy the voice of any person and create deep fakes to manipulate public op

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what he did not say to us is whether he met with the sec here as well who is suing binance. figure is an increase over the last couple of years and he told us he expects to increase that figure more and of the thousand people he's hired in the past year, more than 500 are solely dedicated to compliance and regulatory matters. that number will go up to about 700. hundreds being hired for compliance so when it comes to the goals binance has, compliance is among them. they are also privately held and cz is a major shareholder page you can look at coinbase stock and know how well they are doing in the crypto boom. how much is 200 million compared to what they've done this year. they want to clear up these compliance issues they are seeking to grow around the world. we don't understand quite what their strategy will be in the u.s. but the compliance issues being cleared up here will set the stage for further clarity on what that could look like in years ahead. caroline: the new ceo says he's a regulator at heart. sonali: he has a lot of experience but you cannot shake this idea b

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as until now we're talking about when the 6 the see in middleton, sec killed and more than 30 a risk that the, the full version is still continuing that so this hour and the less than the big change in the fire is very dense. according to the point that we're getting from being so highly volatile situation here on friday, the u. k said that it was deeply concerned about this operation of the use for and policy chief has called at a disaster in the making. you tell us what israel's goal is here and, and what kind of impacts the operation could have on regional stability as well. i started got the ais rated for administer. um i, yesterday. yeah. put other statements on the x or twitter rest saying that this one has no choice after all kinds of the reno regina supplying or trying to actually open another runs with israel and with bank of state here. the fact that in april of this year there was a large amount of apparently large amounts of weapons and deliver to the bank. and we can see that also by the usage of bed, these explosive devices, uh, just a couple of weeks ago. uh 1st and uh

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