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despite this , law enforcement officers formed a platform at the security commission for a few weeks lawyers, deputies of the regional council and volunteers will gather and will be able to get legal support and help in solving problems that arise in their activities. the first and most important thing is to understand that, at the moment, the case is ongoing. that is, i am not saying that we are with him for weeks or months . we need a clear message from the law enforcement officers and from the authorities that we want to clearly and work to support the volunteers, we need an understanding that the persecution will stop, we must understand that we are ready to fully cooperate, to show what problems we have, to receive advice from law enforcement officers, how, for example, to avoid those problems that arise due to imperfect legislation, right. but the most important thing now is to get a message from the state from all sides. we have a consensus, we support volunteers, there is no chance that serbia will let kosovo to the united nations, serbian president aleksandar gučić said, and

despite this, the security commission has formed a platform where law enforcement officers , lawyers, regional council members and volunteers will gather every week and will be able to receive legal support and help in solving problems that arise in their activities, first and foremost it is necessary to understand that at the moment the case is pending. that is, i am not saying that we have been in it for weeks or months, we need the law enforcement officers to the authorities had a clear message that we want to clearly cooperate, support volunteers, we need an understanding that the persecution will stop, we must understand that we are ready to fully cooperate, show what problems we have, receive advice from law enforcement officers, how , for example, to avoid those problems that arise due to imperfect legislation is correct. but the most important thing now is that a message should come from the state from all sides. we have a consensus , we support volunteers, a whole volunteer i am a message to the community of lviv oblast that they want to discriminate against the volunteer mov

cftc should speak with about this, the oversight of the nation's energy market, the securities and exchange commission which i would want them to examine the energy impacts of those digital assets securities. in addition to potentially the bank regulars and absolved -- fsoc that oversee regulation and those markets. >> i have more questions if you want me to filibuster. >> if you want to ask another question. as long as they do not get mad at you. >> ms. warren, i want talk a little bit about what happened after the days of russia's invasion of ukraine. people work concerned that -- were concerned that could occur and see would be used by russia oligarchs to evade sanctions. that was not the story that we heard. it wind up being a very important example of how this industry and blockchain technology can be a solution for families, countries, unstable governments that need resources to get them quickly. i thought she made excellent points about remittances and how it is important for world financial markets. i care deeply about access to capital for communities that are disadvantaged, unbanked and unde

officers, lawyers, deputies of the regional council and volunteers formed a platform at the security commission for several weeks will be able to get legal support and help with the problems that arise in their activities, the first and most important thing is to understand that at the moment the case is pending . that is, i am not saying that he and i need those weeks or months from the side of law enforcement officers so that there is a clear message from the authorities that we want to clearly and work to support the volunteers, we need an understanding that the persecution will stop, we must understand that we are ready to fully cooperate, show what is we have problems getting advice from law enforcement officers how, for example, to avoid those problems that arise due to imperfect legislation, right but the most important thing now is that a message should come from the state from all sides, uh, we have a consensus, we support the volunteers of the next traitor, the security service of ukraine detained the russian agent adjusted the missile enemy strikes to disrupt the heating season in th

tell us about them, how the security of election commission employees and those who take part in the rendum is ensured. uh, indeed, the government of the luhansk people's republic, uh, is providing unprecedented security measures to our precinct commissions and, uh, mobile commissions, which today work on the territory of the city , each, therefore, a mobile group. she is escorted by our military, u is participating uh, in. in general, practically. uh, all our services cities. i mean law enforcement, therefore. uh, thanks to this, today, in general, there are no incidents in the city of lugansk, and uh, in principle, uh, how would uh our mobile e groups, they are, uh, very well protected and generally do it with honor my work, so thank you very much for here those. the security measures that the government of our republic provides us with today. are there many foreign observers working in luhansk today we have practically. every day we see observers from france slovenia germany russia poland belarus which uh. for 3 days, we practically walked around all of our e, looked at the polling

as you may know, by letter of commission of borders, the limitation and border security was formed in may. and 2 meetings of the commission have taken place before before the formation of their commission. last, dea, azerbaijan occupied more than 40 square kilometer territories of our dominion. and then one of the excuses of visor by john about the reasons they have done this was that armina, according to den, refuses to form border limitation commission. of course, we didn't refuse to do that, but only insisted that similar tenuously, a mechanism of border security, should be established. in the end, according to our international partners to request who argued that the border commission walk itself will be a reliable factor for border security. we agreed to start the war and now that was that the limitation and security commission has been formed and these walking as there. but john initiated a new phase of aggression and some of some of the dos, international partners. i've silent but what, what is now the explanation for aggression or was there a budget? you know, if someone is ex

th securities and exchange commission which i expect -- i would note them to energy o impacts of those digital asset securities. and in addition potenally bank regulators who oversee other parts of the digital asset markets. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. i have more questions if you want me too filibuster. but if have questions, your turn. >> if you want to ask another question you're welcome. g as long as i do not get mad at you over on the floor but. >> one more, i want to talk a little bit about what happened after the days of russia's invasion of ukraine. people were concerned crypto currcy would be used by russian oligarchs to evadeld sanctions. but that actually is not the store we heard. it wind it up being a very important example of how this industry and technology can be a solution for families countries, unstableovernments that needesourc to g to them quickly. that made se excellent points about remittances and help her and that isor world markets. i care very deeply to aess for capitol for communities that are disadvantaged and are unbent or under banked. i li you

russia guaranteed representatives of the international security commission and the word keeps were reports landing of two sabotage groups, which were neutralized. well, i think, of course, this is a very big price, uh, for the fact that the world community has learned the truth, but if ukraine wants to achieve this, it is in this way that it wants to show what it is. well. i just hope this does not lead to disaster, some other sabotage group was disarmed the day before. she was preparing a terrorist attack at the zaporizhzhya npp shelling the vicinity of the station with heavy artillery. this is a music school from the other side. how do you see the building, the wall cut from the guns? arrived. as i understand it, there were countless such hits today in energodar almost all night and all morning. and only an hour before the rich motorcade entered the territory of the au, there was silence. here is a map of the areas subjected to shelling, compiled by the russian military. in hot pursuit, shells burst from him a few hundred meters from the nuclear waste storage facility at night in energod

the federal trade commission and labor with the securities and exchange commission andhe environmental protection agency, the department of education are all likely to lose high profile cases in the next several years that will fundamentally change the balance of power within our own government. amy coney barrett with our supreme court and this will be a time i believe when the men and women meet the moment and make lasting change. we are onn the front end of majr historic change in governments and ultimate beneficiary will be the states, the people, and the cause of federalism. a constitutional rebalancing of power. a second reason i believe federalism is anti-seek stories to our circumstances is this: there's very little in american government that is effective these days. but there's one place where there's functioning government with the states and it's among the governors: every governor knows we can do a better job serving our constituents without dealing with the red tape, the bureaucracy and micromanagement that comes from the federal government.rn i don't need to be told by th

yes, there is security that accompanies representatives of precinct commissions. here, let's explain again, why is this needed? let's not forget that we are now living in a time of shelling, and the work of sabotage groups in order to ensure the work of our precinct commissions to the maximum in order to ensure the safety of the voters themselves, all commissions, all mobile groups. they are protected. they are accompanied by police officers, people's militia officers by the commandant's office, therefore, yes, there are indeed people who have weapons with them, but this is solely in order to to ensure the safety of the members of the commission, because you yourself know, i spoke about this yesterday, that there are threats against the chairmen of precinct commissions. to marry members of the commission is sms threats, that is, available phone numbers, therefore, we cannot do otherwise, that is, protection. it ensures the safety of the commission members themselves in the same way as the voters who take part in the voting, since, uh, ukraine continues its sabotag

was discussed in the second reading on the eve of at the enlarged meeting of the relevant commission, securitye use of peaceful nuclear power is already in the spotlight at all stages. in scientific thought is changing. e, organizational technological approaches, modes the international community raises higher requirements within the framework of the igt, so it became necessary to symbolize all the above mentioned factors in the updated editions of the new law on the regulation of the safety of the use of atomic energy. sugar factories. countries have begun processing. fresh candles, expressing the sweet root crop is projected at 5 million tons, up 20% higher than last year, the enterprise will be busy with work. until the new year, everything is in order to provide the domestic market and make money on external posts. basically, uh, it's the russian federation, it's the people's republic of china - it's kazakhstan, it's uzbekistan, it's tajikistan , it's actually those eastern countries, the traditional markets that, uh, work with us every year, and which have been our regular partners for ye

security requirements. this is a rather complicated procedure. and, of course, how organized it is, seriously here, but when each commission is provided with securityime the procedure is done in such a way that it is fully observed, and the secrecy of voting, so that every a of the people who want to vote do this e calmly. and this, of course, is worth a lot of voting. today it will continue in the same mode and the precinct election commission will continue to bypass. and tomorrow that's already working, a full-fledged precinct elector. commission and all those who did not vote can come to the polling station and vote in the traditional way olga kurlaeva, vladislav mirzayan, zaporozhye region. vladimir putin today meets with the head of belarus alexander lukashenko talks are taking place in sochi discussing economic cooperation under sanctions, including the export of belarusian fertilizers, the supply of which many countries are still blocking. and uh, it concerns the situation in the region, but economic issues are no less important . uh, including on the orders of management, which we discussed earlier, if uh and work within the framework of th

in 201820198 securities and exchange commission says boeing, new of ongoing safety issues after the 1st crash in indonesia, but kept them from investors insisting the 737 max jets was safe to fly. now a miserable friday has talked a tough week on us markets a week that saw the fed high interest rates by 75 basis points. let's cross over to our financial correspondent to new york young's quarter and get a bit more on this. and the s and p $500.00 is as low as point for a year. during the course of friday. i mean, what's eating investors in the moment? and the da jones industrial leverage dropped through the crucial 30000 point mark enough to accomplish it to last more than 5 percent of the value in the course of the week. i mean, clearly it's all about inflation, how the federal reserve and other central banks around the globe fight it so that this might eventually lead to a global recession. so that's pretty much the mixture that we're seeing at the moment. and it's not just stocks that have been down here on a friday. and during the week, oil prices, for example, in new york had droppe

in 20182019 e securities and exchange commission says boeing, new of ongoing safety issues after the 1st crash in indonesia, but kept them from investors insisting the 737 max jets was safe to fly. now a miserable friday has talked a tough week on u. s. market so week that saw the fed high interest rates by 75 basis points. let's cross over to our financial corresponding to new york. he ends quarter and get a bit more on this ends. the s and p $500.00 is as low as point for a year. during the course of friday. i mean, what's eating investors in the moment and the johns industrial leverage dropped through the crucial 30000 point mark the nasty composite to last more than 5 percent of the value in the course of the week. i mean, clearly it's all about inflation. how the federal reserve and other central banks around the globe fight it so that this might eventually lead to a global recession. so that's pretty much the mixture that we're seeing at the moment. and it's not just stocks that have been down here on a friday. and during the week, oil prices, for example, in new york had dropp

the federal trade commission, the department of justice, the department of labor, the securities and change commission, the environmental protection agency, the department of education, are all likely to lose high-profile cases in the next several years that will fundamentally change the balance of power within our own government. there is a reason brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett are on the supreme court. and this will be a time i believe when the men and women meet the moment and make lasting change. we are on the front end of major historic change and governance and the ultimate beneficiary will be in the states, the people, and the cost of federalism. our constitutional rebalancing of power. a second reason i believe federalism is an answer to our circumstances is this. there is very little in american government that is effective these days but there is one place where there is working functioning governments. in the states. and among the governors. every single governor knows we can do a better job serving our constituents without dealing with the bureaucracy and micromanag

trading and that is not something new, but what he did was lead time in boesky. >> the securities and exchange commissionen finds the largest penalty ever for insider trading and has been barred from the securities industry. >> he did what he publicly claimed he would never do. use insider information to buy huge blocks of stock in companies, secretly involved in takeover deals. >> he was a crook. handing bags of cash to people who would give him inside information. >> if we had capital punishment for white-collar crimes, i would say he'd be able and canopied >> he arrived in court to hear himself described as a man whose arrogance has been stripped away. no doubt the man is become a symbol of what is wrong with wall street. >> the news of the indictment was the bombshell of the decade on wall street. >> what we call greed the day before an indictment is filed? >> recently we have called it success. that some of the people who have now turned out to be engaged in criminal activities were hailed as heroes while they were at the peak of their careers. >> aliens of america small investors have been appalled

including the sappers of the dog handlers team, they checked with dogs the plots were also secured by the commissioneally high. e proof of indicators. naturally, the situation that seems to be happening for us. the most important thing is to exclusively protect our residents, because their lives are the most valuable thing for us, that there is the head of the administration here, he voted one of the first, he really wanted to be the first, but it didn’t work out, because a woman was ahead of him, people will repeat again, and they are already voting for the fifth the day goes by the referendum and today it is final and today it is stationary sites that are working. and before that, there was a scheme of a house bypass for an apartment bypass. it was it was done in order to actually protect , first of all, the voters, because the members of the election commission themselves took a very big risk , the city was subjected to massive shelling and not once all these days, in principle, uh, the ukrainian armed forces did not stop and constantly periodically delivered a massive blow, as if they were to be

norton: the securities and exchange commission real estate leasing authority revocation act, which i introduced, would revoke the independent real estate leasing authority of the securities and exchange commission and direct the government accounting office to update its 2016 report on independent real estate leasing authority in the federal government. while a number of federal agencies have independent leasing authority, the s.e.c. has a history of egregious real estate practices. in 2005, the s.e.c. disclosed it had unbudgeted costs of approximately $48 million for the construction of its headquarters near union station. in 2007, after moving into the headquarters, the s.e.c. shuffled its employees to different office space at a cost of over $3 million without any cost-benefit analysis or justifiable explanation. in 2010, the s.e.c. conducted a deeply flawed analysis to justify the need to lease 900,000 square feet and commit over $500 million over 10 years, over-estimating its space needs by over 300%. in addition, the s.e.c. failed to provide complete and accurate information and

now you collect e in centers in central electoral commission and with a little attention, of course, to the security system, the chairman of the central electoral commission, la pamfilova , spoke about how many attacks she had to endure since june. until today , about 30,000 potentially dangerous impacts of a high degree of criticality 94 90 attacks. for these months have occurred, but for the last day. still, it didn't happen like that. during the first day of voting, a large volume of various appeals was recorded in the deka system from abroad, including among the 15 potentially dangerous impacts of a high degree of criticality, about a third of the suspiciousness of network traffic was filtered out on the way back on the main communication channels by geographical indication from about 13:00 to 16:00, the system was actively scanned and attempts were made. so at the application level from the baltics, the protection system worked out regularly from 14:00 to 15:00, attempts were recorded to massively select passwords for honorary records of a unified information system. yes, so identification auth

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security is protected? for example, the federal trade commission, securities and exchange commission and others. >> so that was something that i was, they came to mind as well. i said we'd had a 201111 consent decree. this is over a decade, however we then passing this especially since the were at least two more times where there were violations for the exact same problem, the misuse of e-mail data that was collected for security purposes that then turned around and used for marketing which was a violation of the assumption of why you were providing them the data. how can we keep making the same mistakes? what is the ftc missing are what is it that we are telling the ftc as twitter that is incorrect? the and i think honestly i thk ftc is a little over their head. they have compared to the size of the big tech companies and the challenge they have against them, they're they are g companies grade their own homework. and i think that's one of the big challenges. >> i'm running at time and i'll just say that i think that the area of great concern as well is the access the foreign governments and foreign agenci

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today we'll hear from securities and exchange commission chair gary gensler. this is his annual trip here but he sometimes does that more often and we thank him for that. and chair gensler, you're particularly welcomed because this will be -- we have a very good well-above-average turnout today. enjoy that. but thank you for joining us, chair gensler. mr. gensler: chair brown, ranking member toomey and members of the committee, i am honored to appear before you today. thank you for confirming our two new commissioners, mark uyeda who worked up here on the hill and jaime lizÁrraga. terrific commissioners. it's welcomed we have a full complement. as is customary, i will say i'm speaking for myself. i don't speak on behalf of the fellow commissioners or the staff in this hearing. i'd like to start by discussing two key years in policymaking, 1933, 1934. i think it's when chair fletcher sat in this seat, chair brown, if i recall my history right. it was the middle of the great depression. president roosevelt and congress addressed this crisis through a number of l

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in the first four in order security, the precinct commissions themselves went around the residents with ballots and levels from house to house from apartment. field stations worked at large enterprises and voted in the volunteer battalion named after pavel of the platov court, in which residents of zaporozhye are registered. kiev propaganda claimed that in the referendum in zaporizhzhia it was mainly older people who were nostalgic for the soviet union who voted. but here is one of the usual polling stations in melitopol and rather big group of young people youth zaporozhye votes for its future promise of the collective west not to recognize the results of the zaporozhye plebissyt of the inhabitants of the region. frankly speaking, they care little for them, it is important that zaporozhye returns home, someone does not advertise their choice and people can understand for kiev the very participation in the referendum is a crime, and someone speaks openly about his decision and even be proud of it. i have nothing to hide. uh, i voted to leave. e our region. from the ukrainian composition

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fallen into the border strip, this was announced by the deputy chairman of the standing commission on national security. at an off-site meeting with border guards in minsk, alexander markevich noted that the council of ministers would regulate the order of stay implementation of economic and other activities. parliamentarians on the border section of the border. everything has already been prepared to pass the bill in the second reading. we see that the situation has changed dramatically recently. new risks, challenges have become relevant and threats to national security have emerged. therefore, we need to compare watches in order to determine what we need to activate in the legislative process in the future, ensuring border security in order to reliably the state border was guarded so that there was a world of security, peace and tranquility for our people. in order for the participants of the meeting to analyze. when ensuring border security, they also considered issues of the implementation of legislation in the organization and protection of the state border. the internecine wars between democrats

today we will hear from a securities exchange commission chair gensler. this is his annual trip here. sometimes, he does that more often. we thank him for that. gary gensler, you are particularly welcome because we have a very good well above average turnout today. enjoy that. thank you for joining us. >> chair brown, ranking member toomey, and members of the committee, i'm honored to appear here before you today. i want to start by thanking you, this committee and all of congress, for confirming our two new commissioners, mark uyeda and [inaudible] terrific commissioners. it's welcome that we have a full complement. i want to say that i am speaking on myself. i don't speak on behalf of the new commissioners in this hearing. i would like to start by discussing two key years in policy making awhile back. 1933, 1934, i think that is when chair fletcher sat in the seat, chair brown, if i recall my history right. it was in the middle of the great depression. president roosevelt and congress addressed the crisis through a number of landmark reforms. among them

this will ensure maximum security of the electoral commissions. being carried out. uh, several meetings have been held with representatives of law enforcement agencies. we already understand. how much do we need. how many people in order to ensure the safety of the e-e members of the territorial election commissions of the precinct election commissions and those groups that will go to the house. after the appeal of the public councils, the decision on the referendum was made by the authorities of the dnr lpr, as well as the administration of the kherson zaporizhzhya regions, in the statements of public bodies it is said that the entry into the russian federation will restore historical justice and ensure the safety of citizens in conditions when shelling from on the part of ukraine, sabotage in the liberated territories anata is pumping weapons to kiev. now in santia, thanks to whom all this has become, perhaps our military, who liberate donbass , daily shows valor and professionalism of the anti-aircraft missile battery, captain. dmitry polomarchu

securities & exchange commission chair gary gensler is set to appear in front of the senate baking committeet is tomorrow. ahead of it, this is the guy you need to listen to, charlie gasparino. >> the biggest overhaul of ethereum, the second biggest blockchain is over, i think it begins in the next 24 hours. why do we care about this? liz: the merge. >> the american as they're calling it. -- merge. two big digital coins and blockchain. there is the blockchain for bitcoin. there is one for ethereum. that is pretty interesting because they're doing all sorts stuff on the ethereum blockchain. here is how i will break it down because it's a little bit complicated. if you were on bitcoin, previously to this, ethereum blockchain, if you want to create the coin you have to mine them. mining depends how you do it, the way it is traditionally done you figure out mathematical problems. you could theoretically get some more of the digital coin, make more to make money that is the grease that allows the block chains to work, the native currencies of the block chains when you do transactions in a decentr

to 48 cents as there are some developments in the legal battle between ripple and the securities & exchange commissiono discuss all the latest developments, ripple ceo brad garlinghouse and our own charlie gasparino. >> good to see you. before your continuing saga with the sec jamie dimon called crypto decentralized ponzi scheme. what -- >> i read that. notable people like jamie dimon called it a fraud. warren buffett had negative comments. we reached a point we know this industry will not bo away. it is here to stay. you're talking about a trillion dollars of value. ultimately the things we talked about before what utility what problem are you solving. for him to call it a ponzi scheme, 50 million people here in the united states have direct exposure to crypto who might disagree with him. liz: let's get to xrp, the twitterverse is going nuts over your appearance right now on fox business with charlie and xrp, the native coin to the ripple. tell me exactly why you think this jump in price is happening? what news can you give us? >> it's hard to know. i have watched crypto now, been in the business at

most recently filed paperwork with the securities and exchange commission saying the whistleblower's revelations give him more reasons to terminate the deal. and today as kron four's anna wiernicki reports that high profile whistleblower testified before congress about his bombshell allegations. >> twitter's former head of security peter zatko told lawmakers that for years the social media company prioritized profit over protecting its users. they don't know what data they have, where it lives or where it came from. and so unsurprisingly, they can't protected. sacco was fired from twitter earlier this year for what they called, quote, ineffective leadership and poor performance. >> then last month is filed a whistleblower complaint with the ftc complaining that the company ignored major security twitter doesn't just have access to your tweets and mail address email address. >> they also to all of the data necessary to directly access your device and even pinpoint your exact location that go told lawmakers that all of twitter's engineers can access that data. >> and the company can't

first 4 days in for security reasons, the election commissions worked on the road in all four regionsvoter turnout quickly overcame the minimum threshold for all these four days, the previous ones cast their votes today in a good mood. and they come here with great pleasure, because for people it is a holiday. they have been waiting for this for 8 years, they have a voice. they congratulate their relatives and friends on this holiday, so the mood is excellent, work is in full swing. well, today, as they say in the election commissions residents will come until the very closing of the polling stations, that is, until 4:00 in the afternoon, crowded today and at the polling stations. donetsk residents of the city have been waiting for this moment for more than one year of words. no, there are simply no words, tears flow, because tears of joy are tears of success, well-being. and i want to return home to russia faster. i am a russian mother, a russian father, belarus, ukraine somehow did not live up to expectations. i hope that our life will be completely different now , happy, well, with

stripe was informed about this by the deputy chairman of the permanent commission on national security at an off-site meeting with border guards in minsk, alexander markevich noted that the order of the council of ministers would regulate the procedure for finding economic and other activities on the border section of the border, a parliamentarian. everything has already been prepared to pass the bill in the second reading. we see that recently the situation has changed dramatically. new risks, challenges have become relevant and threats to national security have emerged. therefore, we need to synchronize our watches in order to decide that in the future we need to intensify the law-making process on e, ensuring border security in order to reliably guard the state border, so that there is a world of security, tranquility and our people. in order for the participants of the meeting to analyze the practice of applying laws while ensuring border security, and also to consider issues of law enforcement. organization and protection of the state border bels news and the radio companies and t

entry into the russian federation e. on a bright, promising first four days, for security reasons, the precinct commissionsves bypassed the residents with ballots and ballot boxes from house to house from apartment to apartment. in addition, field sites were organized at large enterprises with continuous cycle production. uh, glad that we finally noticed that the russians took away. we want peace. they wanted to thank the russian army for the promise of the collective west, not the acknowledgment, the results of the zaporizhzhya spittles, then the inhabitants of the region. frankly speaking, it is of little concern to them that zaporozhye is returning home. it doesn't seem to matter to me what they think of us. the main thing is that there should be peace, that there should be russia, that it should be calm, so that all this ends here, they are not ashamed of their decision and booths for voting. rather, a formality behind the transparency of the ongoing referendum is monitored by several groups at once, foreign observers in the french army. alain carrnes, rose to the rank of colonel, visited africa where

security requirements. this is enough complicated procedure. and, of course, how organized this is, seriously here, but when each commission is provided with securitye the procedure is done in such a way that it is fully observed, and the secrecy of voting, so that each a of the people who want to vote do it calmly. and this, of course, is worth a lot of voting. today it will continue in the same mode and the precinct election commission will continue to bypass. and tomorrow they will already work, full-fledged precinct electors. commission and everyone who did not vote can come to the polling station and vote in the traditional way olga kurlaeva, vladislav mirzayan, zaporozhye region. most members of the us democratic party do not want joe biden to nominate his candidacy in the next presidential election, as evidenced by polls conducted jointly by american television channels abc and the washington post, according to their information, only 35% of democrats expect biden to nominate 56% want the party's candidate is someone else abc news commentators note that more often biden has been criticized for his administration's poor handling of the countr

liz: the battle between the securities & exchange commission and crypto platform ripple whose xrp tokenegulator's legal sights, now has an interesting twist. sources say, a couple years ago there was a meeting between sec officials and supposed bitcoin founder nakamoto. charlie, i didn't know that was a person? >> it might not be a person. apparently who this guy was he did punk the sec, tim draper a guy on your show. vc venture capitalist. >> let's go through the discovery on the ripple case. there is a lot of interesting stuff in discovery. we do have the meeting logs of a guy named bill hindman, one of the guys essentially at the center of sec crypto regulation that led to the lawsuit against ripple. so they want to know everything about bill hipped -- hindman. they subpoena everything. we get the phone logs. that has come up. by the way phone logs have not been published lately, yet. then we're reading it, my producer is reading it, she is like, oh, my god, bill hindman met with satoshi and tim draper? i'm like what did you say? is that a misprint, august 25th, 2017. meeting with sa

at least 16 companies have now applied to the securities and exchange commission for the right to offerew chamber of digital commerce report out this morning, joining me right now in this exclusive interview to discuss the report is the chamber of digital commerce founder and ceo, perry ann boring. great to see you. why all the denials? >> look, it's definitely been a conundrum to us. there's roughly 41 million americans that own cryptocurrency today. we can't deny the huge demand for exposure to this new and innovative asset class. and with this being a digital commodity, novel risk come with investing in this space and given that we have such a huge amount of retail investors looking to invest in bitcoin, you would think that our regulators would be working with the industry to bring regulated products to the market for retail investors but they've been stopped at every attempt over the past decade. maria: yeah. i don't understand why. i mean, i get the fact that many of these lawmakers do not understand the market, frankly. and i'm questioning how they're actually writing rules for a

, especially where they did not work so actively, for various reasons and include security measures, visiting commissionsthere, these areas are now in full swing right there. eh, and it's really not may not be happy. i'll tell you that there is already a new message. and, because i communicate with people. and what do they want more. but fix the data for the day and fix it too, but he named some a street or avenue. in honor of reunification with russia, this is a long-awaited event for people, that such an initiative is taking place, and i have heard this from more than one person, so everything is obvious here too. and when do you plan to announce, while the preliminary results of the referendum, and how much, again, approximate calculations can take time to count the votes summing up? the central election commission is responsible for this, and they act within the framework of the law, but i will tell you that the result will not have to wait long, and according to my assumptions, taking into account the fact that all these four days have been time, just calculate the results here, according to essence

brooke has learned the securities and exchange commission will stop short of banning payment for ordere of revenue for the brokerage. the decision is a win for brokerages that get paid for processing rights. goldman sachs has cut hits 2023 economic growth forecast for china. the firm predicts beijing will stick to its tough covid zero restrictions through at least the first quarter of next year. goldman says china's gdp will increase 4.5%, down from a previous projection of 5.3%. amazon has lost a bid to exclude jeff bezos from having to testify in a federal trade commission probe. the company filed a petition last month arguing that the agency's information and interviewer west's work unduly burdensome. chief executive officer andy jassy was also included. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> with respect to the expectation that inflation will fall, and will fall quite dramatically with what is priced into that dot plot to those meeting estimat

above airline manufacturer, boeing will pay $200000000.00 to settle charges from the securities and exchange commission. yes, authorities say the company misled investors about the 737 max play. boeing didn't admit any wrong doing. as part of the settlement. a fleet was grounded for 20 months after 2 fatal crashes that killed 346 people. ah.

the representatives of russia, they note a very high degree of security organization, and representatives of the precinct election commissions are now conducting it, are, in fact, risking their lives. e. excuse the strong wind, but risking their lives, they pass their sites and offer residents, but to express their wish to stay, and in ukraine or to become part of the russian federation, everything is as legitimate as possible, taking into account the requirements security. this is a rather complicated procedure. and, of course, how organized it is, seriously here, but when each commission is provided and protected, and at the same time the procedure is done in such a way that it is completely observed, and the secrecy of the vote, so that every a of the people who want to vote do it calmly. and this, of course, is worth a lot. and i repeat once again that today is the third day of voting, which will end, which is the voting day. and tomorrow it will bring its results to such people as pensioners. those who uh, with physical disabilities, they were given the opportunity to vote without going to the polling stations. here was

>> contextually set the six security professional. >> so, the layered deterrence is a phrase the commission uses in their report should. part of that was to kind of move people away from the traditional way the national security defense deterrence. our first several meetings with talk about what did mimi mean by deterrence what is the concept? that concept is taken on a law of baggage maybe? content around the nuclear deterrent, right? we realize very quickly this is very different. nuclear deterrent you're either deterred an adversary from using nuclear weapons or you haven't. cyber is not binary not going to deter someone from using cyber is a tool of state. what you're trying to do is put parameters around that to reduce the frequency and the severity is a different kind of thinking about your adversary. there is deterrence again and the nuclear context. but it's really looked at, can you punch that actor in the nose? how do you impose consequence for that action and that is the deterrent to really raise the cost read what you quickly realizes this is about altering cost benefit. that me