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the problem because you know someone says to anybody watching i think you've been you were sort of starkey and it's like oh yeah there were some conflicts of interest in what the fed did big surprise i mean how like how could there not be how could there not be one it was fly by night over the weekend deals billions of dollars getting shovel the trillions of dollars getting shoveled out of the fed and everybody in the fed is interconnected with people on wall street anyway i mean that's that's probably inescapable at some level given the nature of regulators and their business but it's almost as if the mainstream media just looks at the goes yeah big surprise the fed is sort of in such to us with the financial with the financial markets i'm concerned with is why isn't it rating a couple trillion dollars is a huge story lawmakers use that is upon it have been a huge issue but fifteen trillion dollars in loans if they're not an issue because one is super scary is i think if you look at it from the media i'm not saying this is right i'm just saying from from the media's perspective they're lo

i also heard from a woman named brenda starkey and her husband, retired navy veterans from republic, washington. they told me if we don't meet this challenge, they may not be able to afford medicare payments or v.a. co-payments not to mention basic necessities like food, electricity and water. brenda wrote, and i quote, i was taught in school about henry clay and his great compromise. i still believe this is the way our government is supposed to work, with both sides giving some ground until a common position is met. we deserve more from our government. i also heard from social security recipients like alissa terry from bellingham, washington, who told me how important that monthly check is to her and just what it would mean if it didn't go out this month, and she said simply -- quote -- "social security is my lifeline. it stands between me and homelessness." mr. president, this isn't just about politics. it's about these people and millions more who may not even realize their well-being is on the line today. it's about average american families whose credit card interest rates would