sec. jean-pierre: sec. look, i know there's been a lot of reporting on the impact that this will have on the economy. what we see, how we see this moving forward, as it relates to the economy and the potential impacts, is that we are going to continue closely monitoring the situation. what this could have come a potentially, on the supply chain impact, assessing ways to address any concern, if necessary. the president and the vice president, as i said at the top as well, have been brief. they were briefed on the agency assessment -- a limited impact on critical consumer needs at this time, including in the important areas of food, fuel, and medicine. the president has directed -- remember, he started the supply chain disruption task force very early on to deal with what we sell related to the pandemic, so they are going to meet every day. the task force still exists. they will meet every day to discuss the potential disruption, as necessary. we are engaged extensively with labor, carriers, including multipl

sec.ean-pierre: i didn't call on you. reporter: how will you spend october 7? pres. biden: i will pray and fast. reporter: as far as israel bombing, what is acceptable to you? sec. jean-pierre: thank you, everybody. [reporters clamoring] reporter: will you consider dropping out of the race? pres. biden: i am back in. [laughter] [laughter] sec. jean-pierre: i could call myself out for that. thank you so much, thank you, mr. president. ok, so, this week the united states has faced a number of competing challenges from tensions in the middle east to a port strike that threatened the nations supply chain amount to a historic hurricane that washed away entire communities. moments like these underscored the importance of american leadership and resolve and show what is possible when we come together. under the leadership of president biden and vice president harris, we were able to successfully protect our allies, ensure the viability of critical supplies for good paying union jobs and get resou

sec. mayorkas: yes i do. we have the resources to respond to the immediate needs of individuals impacted by hurricane helene, and hurricane milton. and the associated -- it's very important to remember -- the tornadoes associated with the hurricane. that being said, we will need additional funds, and we implore congress when it returns to in fact funded fema as is needed. >> quick follow-up. he said on cnn yesterday that some of the misinformation that had been perpetuated around the storms is beginning to have an impact on individuals either applying or deciding not to apply for government relief. can you elaborate on what exactly you are seeing and what exactly you determined to be the cause of that? sec. mayorkas: so, let me repeat that in fact the false information that is being spread deliberately does have a real-life impact on survivors and it is also demoralizing for those heroic individuals who are risking their lives in the service of others. let me give you one example. there is

sec. jean-pierre: i expect he will have something from the president soon. i don't want to get too far ahead of him, but the president and first lady are sending their love to her entire family and everyone whose lives were touched by her strength in service. now, shifting gears to the storm, this morning the president and the vice president were briefed on the impacts from hurricane milton and will continue to be briefed throughout the day. we are praying for those who lost their lives and love the communities devastated by this storm. the president and vice president will do everything in our power to help with the response, the recovery, and rebuild. last night in advance of hurricane milton making landfall the president spoke by phone with several officials in florida, including orlando mayor buddy dyer, sarasota mayor liz alpert and representative gospel lockets. and kathy castor. this morning president biden also spoke to governor desantis about the impacts of hurricane milton. the g

sec. jean-pierre good afternoon. a couple things at the top and then we will get to our guest. today president biden signed an executive order establishing -- bless you -- establishing the white house initiative on advancing educational equity, excellent, and economic opportunity through hispanic serving institution alongside nearly two dozen champions for these institutions in latino communities. the president also announced that today we are investing nearly $19 million to build the research infrastructure for five hsi's. we know that these institutions make extraordinary contributions to our nation's higher education system and shape the future of the nation, and over half of all hispanic and latino students attend a hispanic serving institution. today's announcements are part of the historic actions this administration has taken to expand economic opportunity for latino communities. next, one year ago today, president biden issued a landmark executive order to ensure that america leads

sec. rice: thank you it --stephen: thank you and it's great to be with you. your recollection is probably better than mine. there was an issue about whether the bush administration should be presumptuous and start a very public transition process. there was a big debate within the administration. i think the vice president was very much in favor of let's get on with the start of transition. the soon to be declared president elect george w. bush had other ideas. he thought it was important to not be presumptuous, to wait for the electoral process to come to an end enforce the decision to be clear before we started the transition process, which is great for him because he didn't have to run the transition process like you did. the supreme court case was settled and it was clear he was indeed the president-elect, i think we have less than a month to do a transition, process and only takes three plus months. it is even then rather rushed. it was a remarkably compressed period. my recollection

sec. blinken: good morning, everyone. since october 7 a year ago, israel has achieved most of its strategic objectives when it comes to gaza, all with the idea of making sure that october 7 could never happen again. in the space of a year, it's managed to dismantle hamas's military capacity. it's destroyed much of its arsenal. it's eliminated its senior leadership, including most recently yahya sinwar. this has come at the cost, great cost to palestinian civilians in gaza. now is the time to turn those successes into an enduring strategic success. and there are really two things left to do, get the hostages home, and bring the war to an end, with an understanding of what will follow. and that's what we've been working on this past day. and we'll continue to work on throughout this trip. when it comes to the hostages, i met again with hostage families last night, including the families of the seven americans who remain in gaza. and that reinforces once again for me and for all of us the urg

sec. singh: there are some names floating around. neither official is a subject of interest. the department remains fully committed to supporting the investigation. i won't go into specifics on personnel or where they are working. i will leave it there. reporter: do you deny that she -- do you confirm that she is not because her name is out there, she has been named. sec. singh: yes. i think it is very dangerous when an investigation is just a few days in to be putting names out there. again, as a general writer said and i will say again, neither of the officials whose names are circulating are the subject of interest. in this investigation, we are committed to working with the fbi. i do not think i can make it more clear. reporter: the pentagon has categorically denied she and confirms she is not under investigation. sec. singh: i think i just said that. neither official is a subject of interest. in the back. reporter: thank you very much. i want to honor another veteran mr. anderson from

sec. rice: i want to thank thesi team at the center for american institutions for really putting the center on great footing. we are delighted. my friend and colleague stephen hadley and i are part of this webinar. just a word about the two of us, we found ourselves in 2000 in a very unusual situation. this webinar is about presidential transitions. you know that we will have a change in power to the president. we have an election in which neither is the incumbent. there will be a presidential transition. stephen i found ourselves in that position in 2000 when we were both advising governor george w. bush, on his national security and foreign policy. we thought he had won. on the night of the election it turned out he had not quite won. there was going to be a contested period for a number of weeks. a couple of months before we actually had an outcome to the election. in a day were we have a lot of 50-50 elections we forget the first of those 50-50 elections that really had consequences wa

[applause] sec. yellen: thank you so much, it's good to be here, it is familiar terrain and many familiar faces. i'm glad to be here to join you for this annual treasury market conference. it helps the government identify ways to further improve the functioning and resilience of the treasury market which is of course the functioning and resilience of the u.s. financial system as a whole. this makes it a fitting place for me to share my thoughts on the work my colleagues and i across the biden-harris administration have done to navigate finances and strengthen the u.s. financial system over the past 3.5 years. in my remarks today, i will address why this work is so important. our approach to achieving healthy and resilient financial systems and what we've accomplished. the importance of resilient financial system. i focused on financial stability as treasury secretary and through my career because of the deep conviction concerning the importance of the u.s. financial system to u.s. economic prosperity

what can you tell us about the sec investigation so far? was supposed to testify back in september?— september? that's right, ben. he has had _ september? that's right, ben. he has had other _ september? that's right, ben. he has had other things - september? that's right, ben. he has had other things on. i september? that's right, ben. he has had other things on. atj he has had other things on. at the time, he let the lawyers that turned up to the hearing which was due to be in los angeles with three hours notice that he had a rocket launch to attend in cape canaveral so didn't turn up. and elon mu5k has had a history of using the sec of overzealous scrutiny of his affairs but what we are dealing with here is potential misreporting of how many shares he had in twitter before he acquired it which could potentially have distorted the value of twitter when he bought it which is what is really at stake here.— stake here. not without controversy _ stake here. not without controversy at - stake here. not without controversy at the - stake here.

sec. austin: good afternoon, everyone. it is good to be back at nato. i want to start with a few words about the middle east. as you all know, israel yesterday killed sinwar, the leader of hamas. that's a major achievement, and it opens a major opportunity for progress. sinwar was the architect of the october 17 harvest assault on israel -- october 7 terrorist assault on israel. his plot left 1200 people dead, including civilians from more than 30 other countries. and that includes the united states. he was responsible for the deaths of many americans over the years, including more than 40 americans murdered on october 7 and four murdered american hostages. sinwar devoted his life to wrecking the chances of peace between israelis and the palestinians. he's finally been brought to justice. and that removes a huge obstacle. our top priority is the 101 hostages still kidnapped in gaza, including our own american hostages. they have been through hell. and so have their families. a the hostagen

sec. austin: you're right, thank you. >> [indiscernible] -- express gratitude to secretaries blinken and austin for hosting the meeting today and warmly welcoming the korean delegation in this time of geopolitical transformation, where regional and global security threats are ever-increasing. our defense and foreign ministers have come together to discuss defense responses, which was annexing the meaningful and timely endeavor -- which was an extremely meaningful and timely endeavor. we have discussed ways to strengthen the alliance on regional english is by having comprehensive discussions, based on which we agreed on a joint statement. it included military cooperation with russia as a clear violation of the security council resolutions, and reaffirming this we condemned it in the strongest language possible and called for an immediate stop to such dispatch and all other illegal military cooperation. the dprk's trip dispatch will further prolong russia's illegal war of aggression against

house oversight james comer adding to sec chair, "the information from the sec to ensure the commissionwed established processes and does not improperly using the regulatory process for political purposes but the sec must grant decision-making in law and not politics." even though the starlink's feet not good enough for the sec, it is bring a huge part in recovery effort north carolina after the hurricane over 500 starlink kids to bring internet to hard-hit areas who up until then had no way to communicate and get help. >> john: o one of the heroes is elon musk and starlink. these communities were disconnected and these are tough mountain people. they need to talk to bring and resources. kamala harris had years and $42 billion to connect these rural communities, and she didn't do it. in a matter of a button click, president trump did it. with an hour, pallets on their way to north carolina the sp eight. >> john, as a c temporary change of heart about starlink and temporary authorization so starlink could work with t-mobile to deliver or sell a service to some of these areas so people ca

i mean, the sec thinks we all know, they think xrp is a security.federal judge on the case on ripple selling the xrp whether it's a security or not. they've appealed the mixed part of that ruling, the mixed part for the crypto industry. this seems like a hail mary, or explain. maybe i'm wrong. >> yeah, look. here is the way that i see it is the judge did rule that xrp is not a security, so s's far as i'm concerned, that ruling stands that it's not a security today. the sec did appeal, so if the appeal does happen to go through, then things change, but as of today, it has been ruled in the courts to be not a security so there's really no reason for this not to move forward. charles: well to get the etf approved you need the sec, right? >> yeah, that's right. so we would have to file, an exchange would have to be filed and the sec would have a certain amount of time to approve that, but they can't just approve it because, they can't just disapprove it because they think that it's a security and the courts rule that it's not. they actually have to -- c

sec. austin: which one of those questions do you want me to answer, phil? all right, let's start with the question as to whether or not there is an opportunity available with respect to gaza. of course there is. and we would hope that we can work together to take advantage of that opportunity. the first thing, phil, that we need to focus on is the return of the hostages. again, you heard prime minister publicly state yesterday that anyone who has control of hostages, he would encourage them to return them. and again, i would hope that they would do so. beyond that, i think there are other opportunities, and we will see how things evolve. clearly there are opportunities for a change of direction, and we would hope that parties would take advantage of that. both in lebanon -- in gaza and in lebanon. the second question was, as i recall, about the victory plan and whether or not we endorse the victory plan. again, the victory plan is president zelenskyy's plan, and we are going to do everythi

deaton is very focused on the sec. and the reason for that is that is the only agency that seems to have a little wage on regulating crib though. and has held these crypto multibillionaire is accountable when they go out and make wild claims about investment and how it's a great investment to buy crypto. gary gensler has been pushing back on that. we need regulations covering crypto. but when we've got the guy who follows the 80-90-100 rule, it means that we are not going to have somebody who is going to support the sec and trying to do their job. moderator: mr. deaton, one more minute. mr. deaton: i sued the united states government because they hurt small time investors had it went viral. 75 thousand individual token holders. not billionaires, people that have five grand invested. they joined me. 627 of them live in massachusetts and we sued the sec. i said the token was legal, the sec said it wasn't. and judge annalisa torres who was appointed by barack obama agreed with me, so i did my work and the affidavits i sub

the sec is looking at tools and finances.el year ago, you embarked on this rulemaking process. i want to start by asking, what sort of additional authority or power do you feel you need through a rule that you will not be able to regulate through through examinations? >> i think the use of artificial intelligence, which has been around for at least 10 years, has taken on and is a transformative part of our economy. every bit is transformative as 100 years ago when we electrified so many things in our markets and factories. that transformative. in finance, it is being used today by many brokerage apps and investment advisors they are selling to the public, just as when we are looking at movie apps that we figured out long ago that i am a rom com type of guy and want to watch those movies. it is to ensure in the algorithm that they ensure they put public estment advisor. that is it in a nutshell. caroline: do you think there is financial systemic risk still living large because of adoption of ai? and ai models being too similar

this in terms of how this has been shaking out with the various court rulings and if you think the seccent maybe a little lower you can extrapolate that from the trading history maybe 40, i don't know but it did not area and if you think they're going to win it looks like this is a 70 set that's where their trading, the question is will the sec i can just tell you that the judge who is the federal judge, considered the dean of the judiciary when it comes to securities laws, criticized ann lease torres' decision. not by name, but, you know, you just can't have that sort of disclosure mandate out there -- taylor: right. >> -- where retail gets less. so if you were a betting man or woman -- the. taylor: thank you. >> -- or person -- taylor: cat. >> cat, yes, you would say, you know, advantage goes to the sec. ripple will fight it. ripple's got tons of money, you know? it's got uns of money even aften after paying $120 million on the other issue regarding the institutional investors. and, you know, it'll be with interesting to see how this thing shakes out. i just don't know -- i mean, thi

sec.blinken: thank you, tom. first, on negotiations. on negotiators. can i provide more information? the answer is no. that will unfold in the coming days. all i can tell you is what i said earlier. and what the prime minister noted. we do anticipate that the negotiators will be getting together in the coming days. again, what we really have to determine is whether hamas is prepared to engage. i believe we will be able to do that starting in the coming days. with regard to the so-called generals plan in the north. let me state, again, first, the united states fully and fundamentally rejects it. second, as i told you the other day, the government of israel says it's not the policy. and also rejects the plan. we reject any effort to create a siege, to starve people, to hive off northern gaza from the rest of gaza. we have been very clear about that. and we will remain very clear about that. again, from the words of the prime minister, directly to me, that's not israel's policy. second, we ar

sec case, they said your xrp was issued illegally.at constitutes a security. you issued it without getting proper registration. you have to pay tens of millions of dollars and god knows what else, okay? she came back and she gave a mixed ruling. she said sales, the initial ico sales bought by institutions, that clearly failed the howie test. you should have clearly registered those , but the stuff that was bought by retail didn't, because they bought in the secondary market. now, the sec is going to appeal that second thing, because what it essentially did was established a two-tier system for disclosure. when you buy a stock in the secondary market, that's already issued, institutions might have bought it first. you expect to be able to look at its 10-k, 10-q, and everything else right? so what torres unwittingly did is say no, if you're a retail investor in crypto, you don't deserve the same disclosure requirements, and that could be precedent-setting and its already been attacked by other judges in the federal courts, judge raycoff

sec. mayorkas: thank you, madam vice president. >> thank you, sec. mayorkas. we will now go to admiral linda fagan, the commandant of the coast guard. adm. fagan: i want to assure you that the coast guard is ready to respond. you continue to monitor the storm closely and are mindful of how dangerous and devastating the storm is and the potential to the region, which is still recovering from hurricane helene. my senior field commanders are well integrated with both the state and local emergency responders, and have stood up command. we continue to search personnel and assets from across the country into the region. i want to highlight how we prepare for storms. we have people in helicopters and aircraft and boats and cutters that would have been in harm's way, and we have moved those people and assets out of harms for the storm. they are ready in position to begin the move back in the region as soon it is safe to do so. in addition, the aircraft, ships, and crews, medical teams, pollution response teams, crisis support teams. our top priority is saving lives an

>> sec. jean-pierre: especially on the battleground as they are fighting against russia. that is our commitment. that is what -- i just made an announcement just moments ago about assistance, how much more we are going to be providing, as we understand what is needed on the ground, on the battlefield. so the president is probably talking to president zelenskyy right now. we are going to continue show that support, i just don't have anything to say. our policy has not changed beyond that. i will say this, the president directed his team to ensure that ukraine is able to use u.s.-supplied weapons so ukraine can hit back against russia. russian forces. that are attacking them or preparing to attack them as part of their current russian offensive. it is common sense that they should be able to hit back against what is hitting them, and to deny russian forces that are using staging locations just across the border as a safe haven. that's what we are able to do back in may. our policy, with respect

and elon musk has had a history of accusing the sec of overzealous scrutiny of his affairs.ing of how many shares he had in twitter before he acquired it, which could potentially have distorted the value of twitter when he bought it, which is what's really at stake here. yeah, well, he has been subpoenaed in the past to turn up, and he should, we hope, turn up today. but twitter, or x as it is now known, is under scrutiny everywhere for misinformation, disinformation, the lack of safety of the content and user numbers are plummeting. currently here in the uk, where i am, just in the last month alone, 10% down and advertisers are less willing to put their money behind x now and advertiser numbers are plummeting. twitter or x or musk or whoever this is behind it are now threatening to sue the advertisers for not putting money into it. so there's all sorts of chaos going on and the world is looking to see, will he turn up today and what will be thrown at him? stay with us here on bbc news. you are watching bbc news. we will get the latest from the middle east in a moment but we

and elon musk has had a history of accusing the sec of overzealous scrutiny of his affairs.many shares he had in twitter before he acquired it, which could potentially have distorted the value of twitter when he bought it, which is what's really at stake here. yeah, well, he has been subpoenaed in the past to turn up, and he should, we hope, turn up today. but twitter or x as it is now known, is under scrutiny everywhere for misinformation, disinformation, the lack of safety of the content and user numbers are plummeting. currently here in the uk, where i am, just in the last month alone, 10% down and advertisers are less willing to put their money behind x now and advertiser numbers are plummeting. twitter or x or musk or whoever this is behind it are now threatening to sue the advertisers for not putting money into it. so there's all sorts of chaos going on and the world is looking to see, will he turn up today and what will be thrown at him? in other news... the uk's biggest supermarket — tesco — is upgrading its annual profits forecast after a 10%jump in first half of th

liz: punch you in the shnoz. >> sec chairs make $300,000 a year.e. liz: forget millions, how about billions and jp moray gang topping the dow with a top and bottom line beat and shares jumping 4.5% and wells fargo also gaining despite falling short on revenue and still beating. bank earnings just cooking up, just getting started and coming up next week, bank of america, citi, goldman, moray gang stanley naming just a few. top banking analyst and rbc marketing analyst and gerard cassidy and this set as good tone, does it not? >> yeah, absolutely does. from the reaction of the stocks and going to point it out beating the bottom line and most importantly very well capitalized and credit quality remain benign and take investors are saying that if we're going to continue with this soft landing and credit should not be a real issue for the banks in 205. liz: i'm looking at bank of america gaining 5% and some of the big credit card issuers are doing incredibly well and that makes me wonder going back to charlie sharp of wells fargo saying the customer is

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

the sec get entrances given the volatility and activity of the crypto asset market the division willmonitor appropriate examination of registrants offering crypto asset related services. congressman what does this mean you slam the sec for the overregulation that is one thing that i assume will be part of a new harris administration, she should get into the white house as president that she will institute even more regulation in more barriers for corporation and she wants to take them down given she is blaming them for inflation, give us your sense of what the sec is trying to do and then crypto to the portfolio. >> is overregulation, the democrats want to fund their spending by raising tax collections whether businesses or individuals this is another money grab by the administration whereas donald trump is talking about looking at ways to relieve taxes taking taxes off the burden of the middle class kamala harris campaign is doing opposite, we gotta get government out of the way of industry innovations we can grow the economy and in this mood by the harris administration and sec is

in june but at the end of the day i think the question is will there be turnover at the top of the sec what does that mean for existing litigation against robinhood and others. >> does he think there will be turnover. >> donald trump has promised to unseat chair begins letter, kamala harris has not said that. typically we see a change in leadership when there is a turnover in the administration. >> chris, are your clients asking for crypto? >> they're asking about it. any asset that goes up as much as crypto -- do you think that trump or harris will be better from a regulatory standpoint for crypto? >> i think that with respect to the big institutions they would like to see donald trump because they know what they're going to get at the sec and then with respect to the crypto investor regardless of who wins they're very optimistic we will see bills passed that will open up the doors to institutional money and that's what the ecosystem needs to scale, they need a lot of wall street cash onboarded into crypto. >> nick, mac, thank you very much. for more you can watch our podcast at any t

talking about trump, different ballgame and the names are all over the place, j clayton, the former sec, great security lawyer. i heard his name as a potential cia chief, j is too nice to put a drone strike on somebody. more likely he could be attorney general. treasury secretary john paulson is right there. he was on the stage at the economic club when donald trump gave a big economic speech, he could be the treasury secretary, he runs a huge hedge fund, financial implications so we will see how that turns out. a guy named dan gallagher could be sec chair although he's got financial considerations, general counsel for robin hood, his stock options are in the black, he's making a ton of money. these are all considerations bouncing around the. it would be a more free market white house the you have the trade specter hanging over these choices even though someone like dan gallagher is not only free-trade, trump has pushed populism and tariffs so it will be interesting to see how that push and pull works out. it may be donald trump uses tariffs as a way to seek concessions when the economi

the sec was painted into a corner there. we have seen a number of cases.e case on the etf providing a way forward, in the case of s.e.c. versus ripple, again last year, they argued it is not a security so that is good and creates clarity for our industry and our business. sonali: paint a picture, monica. if we get the regulatory picture sorted out in the united states, there are a lot of questions and how the stablecoin industry in particular can really start to rival even traditional payment methods. you look at traditional payment companies like paypal waking up to reality of stablecoin. what can the industry look like and why would it be a better alternative in your view? monica: we are really pleased to see the warm embrace of blockchain as faster, more efficient, lower cost globe repayment real by traditional players like paypal, visa, all of these payment network behemoths that have leaned into using stablecoins for payments the past one to two years. that is a use case that we see as being rife with inefficiency today using traditional systems. you

well, if you look at the likely consequences, you're going to repeal sec for a huge number of peoplelly. they have decisions, because they have a disability, well, that's absurd, well, i wouldn't like to advise absurd decisions, that's why it's a matter for people with authority, and they have exactly that to approach the solution of this problem. in general , corruption schemes to obtain a decision on disability, for money or to be recognized as unfit for military service, and after the decisions of the vlk organized for money, became known not only now, as early as august 20, president volodymyr zelenskyy stated that thousands of people had gone abroad after the start of a full-scale invasion by, i quote: a questionable decision of the vlk. already in 2023 , government officials and people's deputies and representatives of the general staff began a major reform of the vlk system, the results of which are still unknown by the way, they did not talk about reforming msek at that time. from the article of colleagues from ukrainian pravda, we learned that since september 23, law enforce

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joining me now is the 700th sec -- 70th secretary of state, mike pompeo. being here. >> great to be with you, maria. maria: i'll start the off with that letter from blinken to israeli officials, is that a threat? if you don't change things and allow humanitarian aid to enclose into gaza within 30 days, we will hold back weapons to israel. >> it's absolutely a threat. it's a threat not only to the israelis, it's a threat to american security. it fundamentally misunderstands the problem set here. the israelis have been the ones providing assistance into gaza for years. along with the u.n. and the united states. they're the ones that have tried to make the lives better for the people in gaza. it is hamas who put civilians next to military targets and then killed 12500 people -- 1200 people and is still holding americans hostage, and the administration doesn't even talk about that in their letter. they refuse to to accept the proposition that iran, tehran, is the problem here, the ayatollah and the irgc, and they continue to restrain our law school -- ally fro

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larry: senior deputy and clayton and former sec chair and going for credit union and heavy artillery best of the best. proposition one allowing noncitizens to vote and the justice department and biden and kamala justice department was suing alabama because of they take in noncitizens off the road and taking them off the role and not touching california and letting noncitizens vote and they can talk about fascism and call trump all antidemocratic. what the hell is this if not antidemocratic. >> going back for the house and senate and they say, coach, are we going to have a fair election and is my vote going to count? larry: people didn't remember the say back was essentially a guy january tick amnesty bill and they took out 94 of trump's executive orders to close the border and keep the remain in mexico in place. >> nothing to do with the boarder and biggest lie i've ever heard and going for them and it's in the senate and we never saw a bill. now one came along later and it was a bill to have them already started to do sanctuary cities and going to do them going for california and cl

. >> the sec.'s decision, he's taken the expert recommendation on that specific humanitarian question and considered it looking out for the political and strategic, other inferences and made a decision. but the actual strategic from the agencies involved in that specifically -- mr. miller: this is not a comment about the question, but is a comment about the criticism the secretary has received. one of the things i found in my years of government come when there are conflicting reports of the side you agree with is the extra cycle and the other side is a bunch of political hacks. that is the always the way people interpret these. all of the officials who made recommendations had expertise, and the secretary values all of their expertise equally, and ultimately took the recommendations but also dived into the underlying facts and dived into not just looking backwards months and months and months, but looked at the change in the situation, the change in the delivery of humanitarian assessments when we

the company has had corporate governance reforms following that privacy investigation by the sec.tlement in 2018. review the key person risk is very high given at the very dominant control elon musk has and of course, relative to most automotive companies, the company will remain overexposed from regulatory scrutiny. they have exposure to to their direct consumer model, robo taxis, data protection issues but one important aspect is none of these lawsuits are investigations so far have had any material impact on their brand orfinancial any material impact on their brand or financial condition. any material impact on their brand orfinancial condition. i brand or financial condition. i think that's an important point to make because while all this is going on, x is still seeing huge amounts of traffic, which is becoming more and more intense in the run—up to the us election. having said that, i don't know what their ad revenues look like four x currently and tas larnach, still managed to stave off the way d. in china, it is losing its market share, somewhere it was very strong a few

larry: former sec chair, you think it is safe and sound. >> the technology can do regulatory job betterwith the industry. larry: you can weed out the crooks. >> we should weed them out. >> markets work better then. larry: you would stop fed and treasury from running everything. i don't want central bank digital currency. let's have competition among currencies, free markets. >> and stable, not a government digital currency, a bank creating one with competition. >> he has come around. you had -- terrific influence on jake. listen to him, he sound g s like a cr crypto cowboy. >> maybe. >> rodney, first, one last point. on the politics. ohio, crypto are giving a lot of money, bernie m moreno, sherrod brown, head of banking committee, your democrat kl colleague. >> sherrod brown is against the crypto, long with elizabeth warren. i think that bernie will make a great senator, i think he will win this race, this is a fair shot for a senator to win in a state even up bernie moreno will win. larry: you have written and spoken, trump is provided black opportunities, black american opportunities

elon musk is criticizing the move in aftermath of helene saying that real lives at stake saying had secllegally revoked it would probably have saved lives in north carolina, republicans on capitol hill investigating the move to reject starlink to see affiliate was politically motivated house oversight committee chair james comer writing to the chair saying committee seeks demonization from the fey to ensure followed established processes nots o improperly using regulator process for political purposes must grounds decision makeing in law not politics even though not good enough for sec playing a huge part in recovery effort in north carolina after the hurricane over 500 starlink kits deployed to bring internet back to wheerz had no way to get help. >> hillary vaughn take a look at futures this morning a higher opening for the broad averages about an hour opening bell sounds on wall street, dow industrials, are up 48 right now if nasdaq up 76, s&p higher 20 points dow of course, closing lower yesterday by almost 400 points as rising treasury yields surging oil prices weighed on stocks se