when the finance committee read about this game it was clear we needed more information. we sent the transition letters with a few key questions. again, no response. i asked about it in our one-on-one meeting. he confirmed that mr. epstein spoke with him about payments for public relations. a sleazy way for someone in the inner circle trump administration to pitch an obvious quid pro quo. a major donor following this issue quickly and actively because the story changed in response to a written question. his new answer was nobody ever asked him about payments in exchange for an appointment. there was an internal investigation and epstein's conduct, still will not reveal who else in trump's orbit he talks about it. my point in bringing up this issue, we have now heard three different ways. it has never been more important for them to stand up and fight for congressional oversight. late on friday night, donald trump fired 17 inspectors general, independent watchdogs that we rely on, that every senator relies on. every democrat, every republican the independent watchdogs were

we were both pretty junior on the finance committee. sometimes there would be snowe widen, sometimes be widened. snowe we the first bill to lift the restriction on negotiating and the like but we were always talking about how you apropos jailhouse rock the little bill and it would go through this of process and we always were talking about how you could ensure that you could involve you know members as the times you know changed and for example i called olympia when i was done with the book i said this one what you know that i said, you're the greatest thing since i baseball. i hope it doesn't hurt your reputation. and and she laughed and said, no, we were talking about, trying to involve as many people in practice, good government. and then she kind of chuckled in that inimitable olympia snowe way. and basically we there's not as much of that. and that's what we're trying push back. i mean is true i mean you've seen a lot of change in congress is still room for odd couples or partnerships and what do you see able to do that in the trump

this is my first appearance in the finance committee and probably last. y'all work on complicated stuff. i'm glad you like this stuff. it seems kind of boring to me, but it is important what you do. i respect the intellect of the people on the committee because our economy needs the best minds we can find on the finance committee. and we need a secretary of the treasury that knows what he is doing, has the trust of the president, and has the trust of the president. your ship came in with this guy. he is academically gifted and real tested. he went to yale, so nobody is perfect. when he told me that i said i don't know about that. but anyway, he is really really smart and this is a compensated area. why am i here? because trump won. i would not be here if trump had not won. trump won because more people voted for him. and he had to take people to form his cabinet. when he talked about the secretary of the treasury, i am not the normal person you would go to ask about. because, this is not so much my portfolio. but, when he mentions god, i said o my god, hom

the finance here, george soros. you know me to go to the clock. we don't see the, the problem would be to and is when people use those resources to finance in the middle of the world policies, associations, political experience to influence the political choices of nations. this is not done, but even mosque you and most has the finance, the electro campaign of this country, which has come to in the system in which by the way, i point out is quite common. but it doesn't occur to me that even most of the finances parties associations, opal, that's a good experience. this is done, for example, by george source. i'm allowed to think sorrows and have international grinds, making network has full. he is been accused of seeking to manipulate political processing foreign countries. his critics attribute been 9 to 90, to collapse of the british pound and filings 1997 financial crisis to his comments and mind installation and arbitrage. and that's just a few of the control overseas. despite all of that, he was recently awarded the us presidential medal of f

we will hear from the german finance minister and the ceo of barclays. check in on european futures after five straight days of gains, you are set for a sixth straight day of this story holds. currently pointing higher by .2%. brushing off european futures. the threat of tariffs on china. it's a focus on tech, the focus on ai with southbank and asian stocks powered higher by that infrastructure ai spend. downside coming from hong kong sox very ftse 100 futures pointing 2.1%. gaining 3 -- .3 after yesterday. nasdaq 100 looking to add points. tech stateside to get a lift. let's flip the board and lacrosse assets. the treasury markets are relatively stable in the session. 457 on the benchmark. 155, softness, threw down .2%. the boj is expected. it is expected a hike on friday. brent at $79 a barrel. go at levels we haven't seen since november after a rally of 1.4 percent yesterday looking to add .1%. 748 right now. the eu is working on a proposal for block wide purchase incentives for electric vehicles to support the union struggling automakers. speaking at

and guys, i, for the finance against the mac, gabby tyler defense right off to finance in amsterdam. there was this special report by the ministry of for the, the process in combating anti semitism. in his realm. there's a ministry when it was, well, it was shared among adults politicians as well as there was the national debate about this finance and not a report of the same ministry appears in the jerusalem post. according to the report, they organized fundraising efforts across the board. cities, a must think significant sense for both of the, for humanitarian 8, but often directed towards on israel and pro, i'm us causes then to reach your own name. it's kind of a key player in pro how most link to also anti semitism it. so you have all the bizarre to be honest to god though it auto angio is bucks. recently won a case against it to state halting the supply of spare parts of f. 35. fight the jets to israel several. that's while additions have this special report. you sound that's the heart of thing. it in of a v. s a 2nd. want to go home has changed from safe and november. hope you

he is the top democrat on the senate finance committee. er of the senate intelligence committee and the budget committee. and he is the author of the new book, it takes chutzpah how to fight fearlessly for progressive change, which goes on sale tomorrow, most importantly in the strand bookstore in manhattan, the oldest bookstore in new york. he will be there tomorrow. i'll be there. >> strand and powell's in portland, oregon. they're the two greats. >> yes. okay. and you can get this signed at the strand tomorrow. what is it? i mean, it takes it's the perfect title for what's going on with these nominees. i mean, what does it take to nominate someone like pete hegseth for secretary of defense? >> well, you got to really be reaching. i mean, chutzpah is not always good. it's inherently good, but it can be misappropriated to do things that are harmful to the american people. i think that's the case here. >> and you have robert kennedy coming before you in the finance committee. he'll also be in front of the senate health, education labor comm

hopefully, you need to see the ceasefire is only the 2nd pause in more than 15 months financing. but there's optimism on both sides that it could bring a 10 minute end to the war. let's go to all correspondence. tanya exam was standing by in jerusalem for us, tanya, let's start with the latest developments, the staffing until of these. what more can you tell us about that? as well as the emergency services here says that they had the one person is in order to serious conditions. he received the stubbing of wounds in his upper body in central tennessee eve. now, the alleged asylums is a policy minion, a young man, and he will show that by an armed a civilian a pasta by at the scene of this attack. no, as police was searching the area, but they have set a so far, there's no indication that there's more than one attack a on seen an alternative se is fine. it's supposed to stop tomorrow. morning stakes are high, but everybody is aware of how frank job disagreement is. do you think it will be a success split opportunity? i think everybody knows this is a very, a critical moment. it's a

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and racially abused by the israeli hooligans have filed complaints with police a few hours after the finance. i asked one, my god, the support about their role having to fight with the taxi driver. so it seemed that there was also some kind or some bullshit simplification. yeah. oh, so let me pull this fence. if you put there's a single unit on the stands, the conflict between is what you know about the conflict. it's all a complicated conflict. i mean, i know you're and answer them. you're coming for a football match and then you're taking down to publish the intellect posted. i didn't do it. but i'm maybe this, it was, they shouldn't do it to us but say, but still, i mean is anybody in fact and i use that. they think that was just a coincidence, and they were just standing there. they were looking for a reaction. several people suspected of attacking is what andy supports us and randomly asking tourists for their passports, have been given jail sentences, attempted manslaughter, and inciting violence on social media, a photo of highly alias i appeared, accusing him of participating in the

there is also opposition from two far right parties within israel, one of them led by the finance ministerense of the opposition from some hostage families to the ceasefire deal. there is also opposition from two far right parties within israel, one of them led by the finance minister, in fact. ohad tal is a member of the israeli parliament — the knesset — for the religious zionism party. he has this response to a potential deal. of course, we will not support the deal. we believe that this is a bad deal. it's a bad deal because first of all, it contradicts two goals, the two goals of the war. one of them was to return, to bring back home all the hostages. this deal only brings back about a third of them and leaves behind the vast majority of the hostages. this is why it's a bad deal. it also keeps hamas in power, which we promised to eradicate hamas. eradicating hamas is notjust an israeli interest. it's something that serves the best interests of all the countries in the region. it serves the interests of the egyptians, the saudis, the emiratis, the jordanians. it serves the interests of

and go over the details of financing. s you can see a the issuance and sale of not to exceed $40,000,000 within an pair of $38.3 million to fund the projects that william described with the costs and underwriters and oversight fees as well as a reserve in case of pricing issues. the final term we expect to be 40 years that matches the term of the loan by the fee bonds and estimating a pic taxable bonds less than 7 percent within an manual average debt of 2.7 but as referred to be william the loans are repaid and used to offset the debt service to the impact will be reduced. and again, as noted anticipated to be a split been the below-market rate and market-rate of the loans and we model the repayment as it relates to the taxable loans and mix of loans that will be funded. >> so that made the interest costs projected interest rate of 6.88 percent will be 71 percent over the life of bond that serve been under one hundred and $10 million and the property taxes we modeled unlike the offset in the loan repayment over time a sma

we've also been seeing over the last few days that his final mentioned y'all was finance. when is the best allow smotts rich who needs a different policy. he came out also warning, but he would leave the coalition government. however, he also came out earlier today saying that you have managed to secure certain guarantees part of the prime minister. and that's it. wouldn't that as well wouldn't get as far as to the 2nd phase of the steel service in, in a way. it also reflects the source of internal squabbles within these rarely government. and you have to keep in mind that even within these, where the public, this deal is not particularly popular. however, in the polls, what has become very clear over the over the past few months is that the is really public. overwhelmingly wants to see the hostages back. they want to get a rest. they want to get a pulls from this fight thing. and that's why we're seeing the deal, but it's now being put forth as it is. now, israel has also said that it's still not received the list of hostages due to be released tomorrow. do you think this

the more financing we get the sooner. >> it depends on the imf. at this moment you are negotiating with the imf. at the movement argentina has a $44 billion program. are you trying to get an increase on that or would you be happy with just rolling over the $44 billion? pres. milei: part of it has to do with the structure of payments -- john: to push them further out? pres. milei: and another part has to deal with getting fresh funds to rebuild the central bank accounts, the stocks and thereby accelerate the lifting of the currency controls. that is not being discussed. it is definitely going to happen but i cannot consider lifting controls if i do not know how much money we are talking about. it is not just about how much but about how. what i need to do is match the flows of funds so the key is about that. this whole negotiation makes it clear that we are going to lift the controls, but the exit will depend in terms of the speed on the amount of the operation and on how the operation is structured. in other words it is not the same if i get all o

this is my first appearance in the finance committee, probably last. u like this stuff. seems kind of boring to me. it's important what you do, and i respect the intellect of the people on the committee because our economy needs the best minds that we can find on the finance committee. and we need a secretary of treasury that knows what he's doing has the trust of the president, and loves this country. your ship came in with this guy, so scott, from south carolina, he's academically gifted and real world tested. he went to yale, so nobody's perfect. when he told me that, i said, hmm, i don't know about that, but anyway, he's really really smart, and this is a complicated area. now why am i here? because trump won. i wouldn't be here if trump hadn't won. trump won because more people voted for him. and he had to pick people to form his cabinet. and when he talked about secretary of treasury, i'm not the normal person you would go to ask about because this is not so much my portfolio, but when he mentioned scott, i said, oh, my god, home run, from my poin

the finance minister they were focused on fx moves. paring some of the heavier losses, down .1% versus the dollar. brent at $76 a barrel, bitcoin back over 100,000. let's get across now i'm once happening in the asian markets. avril hong standing by in singapore. >> the asian stock gauge running higher but it's a mixed picture if you look under the hood. the chip names are doing well thanks to jensen huang and nvidia, the likes of tokyo electron surging and helping the nikkei to these out performances as we see the bank stocks also lifting the gauge helped along by the export related counters given the week yen but on the hong kong benchmark it's the underperformance as two of the biggest stocks in the greater china region get put on a u.s. defense department blacklist and have denied any links with the chinese military but down to the lowest level since mid-september and it's a benchmark heavyweight so is dragging. the hong sing responsible for the 2% decline. the japanese yen had its weakest level against the greenback in six months,

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she is the finance minister of sweden. ma'am, wac to the program. great to see you. >> thank you so much. great to be here. >> what's happening right now in the united states? let's begin. how should europe respond to the threat of the trump tariffs in your view? >> first of all, i mean we have to respond together. but i think it has been a lot of focus on the tariffs is bad if they get higher. but i think europe has their own problems that we have to solve. i mean, we can take our destiny in our own hands. so tariffs bad. what we do, we have to do together. but honestly, europe must be better. >> so tell me exactly what you mean when you say europe must be better. what concerns you the most right now? >> i mean europe is a rich continent. but we are getting behind u.s. i mean, this is just -- latest years, been so for quite long. we have too low roads and too low productivity and that's our problem. we have big needs and we can be richer. but we have -- we don't focus enough on the things that can make our economy grow. >> yeah, i think the long-te

there's also the, the finance minister who replaced christoph freeland. that's dominic leblanc and more carney of the central bank are famous for helping both the bank of canada and bank of england. but in terms of who will be dealing with trump, at least in the 1st few weeks of the trump administration, that will continue to be throw himself at least until parliament resumes on march 24th. okay, so it's about to janelle, i dw cusp on the janell team alone in washington dc. take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world was talking south korea where unto corruption, investigate just a 2nd to extend an arrest, one for impeached presence or you. and so if you all still have expired. on monday, the investigator has failed to take him into custody from the we have stand off with the president security service a whole month french president nicholas suck. jose has gone on trial in paris of alleged abrupt deal with the full but libyan leader, mobile good. that fee charges include passive corruption, illegal campaign financing, concealment o

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he's called out the finance minister to follow his lead and honor the is riley soldiers that have died of a cool on my friend finance minister base, a little slow trades to join me in full cooperation against the terrible deal that is being formulated together, informed the prime minister clearly and family, that if the deal goes through, we will resign from the government. i emphasize even if we are in opposition, we will not bring down nothing. yahoo! but this move is our only chance to prevent its implementation. and in fact, to prevent the surrender of the state of israel to her mouth, and to ensure that the deaths of hundreds of idea of soldiers will not be in vain. ortiz middle east bureau chief maria from ocean, and joins me now to discuss this further. uh, maria, why are we hearing such heated sentiments from israel? is national security minister, a head of a possible hostage deal, a hi rachel, i have to say that there reaction to this much anticipated del one that could bring cost to his home. and also maybe even help, and the guys a conflict, devastating war there which has a

so we have to see what's gonna happen with the finance that goes pretty key. i'm still undecided in the last few days days it seems. what impacts would that have on the serial economy, especially when it comes to energy and banking was, i mean, i think you're being sanctioned by themselves won't be a fundamental game changer here. start on with us, nations remain in place. so those are the sanctions that are really scaring off a foreign finance flows in international business flows of so that needs to be coordination with the us us. the has introduced some initial relief. i think it be, you're europe and move in some, in the direction you can ease of access to she monitor and aid and some of the more developmental stuff. but in terms of getting the country back on track, moving towards the reconstruction we developed and you wouldn't need of a permanent fixed, you would need those sections to be listed and you would need your opinion on us action and found them. and how is this likely to go down with the european public, particularly among some of those right w

really was all involved with the deal with is the actual security method resigning and protest of the finance massive funding to bring down the government rules the we and food and to the weekly at 7 pm. and i'm also what we discuss some of the major news on the last 7 days, as well as the latest news advice. let's get started. off the models on a year of virtual building bought a piece of fine me settled over, garza for now is a full series of efficiency received. 3 is where the caps is coming over by how much on the new the implemented seats. 5 deal. so those are the 3 women and now in the as well, they where they will undergo a medical checkup. people are seeing, gathering around how much fights is celebrating the hostage exchange expecting policy in prison is held by israel israel to come back home. the much anticipated seas for has come into full if this like a last minute. a heads up also is what a choose from us. of withholding the list of hostages. it planned to release the glasses of the hostages of gather, the intent of the voice seemed to be re united with their loved ones. the ril

netanyahu cabinet over a long awaited yet never achieve hosted steel with a mazda brewing recalls on the finance minister to join him in honor is rarely soldiers that have died the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. russia is top diplomat circuit law. prop has slammed to the us during his annual press conference for using when he calls at terror tactics to achieve political gain. i mean, as opposed to the united states does not need any competitor in any areas, starting with energy, where they give the go ahead to carry out terrorist activities to destroy the basis of the energy wellbeing of the european union. they now inside the ukrainian clients to take out the tux stream gas pipeline, just like north street in march. and there are lots of sanctions implemented against china, even against its allies, without blinking of sanctions are imposed as soon as there is the slightest fear that they will produce something cheaper somewhere and will promote it more effectively to international markets. then american manufacturer is due to the school since the stop of tr

and benjamin netanyahu use government who consistently opposed any cease—fire deal and what was the financeire deal a surrender. ohad tal is member of the israeli parliament — the knesset — for the religious zionism party. he has this response to a potential deal. of course, we will not support the deal. of course, we will not sup members lal. of course, we will not sup members of the cabinet were and members of the cabinet were very much opposed to the background you and the possibility that they will be able to vote against the deal and cabinet if it does counter that cabinet but they do have the power if they should so choose to try to bring down the benjamin netanyahu administration completely, that is lingering in the background and whether these far right ultranationalist members of ultra nationalist members of benjamin ultranationalist members of benjamin netanyahu's government feel strongly enough about this issue to potentially be willing to walk out and try to bring it all down. to walk out and try to bring it all down-— all down. thank you very much the all down. thank you very m

i'd be unlikely to make any difference to if you're at peace economy, that's because of the financing and of course, ethnic functions as well. as you mentioned, the country is and was one of the biggest growing economies in the region. the prime minister has been saying that the country is a needle for an investment, and this is to a dear or 2 in response to some of the investors that the country is trying to bring in from for investors mostly. and showing them a weight or guiding them in terms of investing in this country. there has been complaints in the past. sounds that some of the forwarded investors are being shortchanged. there are no rules. the country is still functioning for money from the communist bureau menus to some of those enterprises. what takes him up by the communist, you know, when you sign them i am so they have time to bring. you'll get to the 21st century trying to bring for an investments. and the country has to be in the downturn in terms of conflict. since you mentioned in 2 grades, there are more conflicts and on our end up far and even in romeo. so they're

there's also the, the finance minister who replaced christo, freeland, that's dominic leblanc and more carney, the central bank are famous for helping both the bank of canada and bank of england . but in terms of who will be dealing with trump, a lease in the 1st few weeks at the trump administration, that will continue to throw himself at least until parliament resumes on march 24th . okay, thanks about janelle, i did have a customer on a janelle to allow a washington dc to austria, where the far right freedom party has been asked to form a government as follows. the collapse of coalition talks between centrists, the countries president. i was on to find the balance has passed the leader of the far right freedom party, habit kiko with forming a new government, if he's successful officer would have its 1st fall. right. and that governments, since world war 2 these protest at that. and we were the believe would change the course of the country's future. soon the far right feet the body could lead the government. its leader heard particularly now has the job to fund a new government. a d

yeah, there are only $34600.00 bond or $960.00 left to pay to the micro finance bank before it was more than $50000.00 bought $1400.00 the same one human linda combined before i could never imagined that my life could turn around for the better like this, and there was no hope but not the, but thanks to our good deeds. thing started to turn around bonds in there like water flowing on the sound like everything gets better and better. one facade allows the hold the of the monthly kind of what the, how he palm, all your weight born a law not to move in. and do they do to make it better? what not? to was curious as to why they all of a sudden changed from threatening to caesar property and all kinds of threats to agreeing to renegotiate, confirm for 2nd thing, disagreed with our requests. at 1st. they had a lot of concerns, apparently a lot of help and then a while later. not sure why that they called my sister and said that they were okay to extend it to 5 years with a new some of $3000.00 on to that manually mobile homes. on top of why am i am caling? once we got the money, we paid off th

the financing markets are an important factor. the governance, who is going to run the company. you just have to factor all of this in. but there are certainly transactions and industries much like we saw in the last four years where people decided now is not the right time. we will see how that plays out. sonali: do you think that cross-border deals will be otherwise something easily facilitated? >> i don't know if i would use the word easily. sonali: this nationalist perspective is not just in the united states. >> sovereign interests, absolutely, all over the world. it is not about one administration or one geography. that being said, we can roll all the way back to when we spoke during covid. the forces driving the benefits of scale globally whether it is supply chains, scale of balance sheet, where am i going to find growth, are those factors that i talked about that are going to be driving, day which could in would be some cross-border, but they are the headwinds that you have to think about. that being said, the benefits of scale across the entire complex are undeniable.

supervisor chan has moved to send this to the budget and finance committee and supervisor fielder hasake that motion. >> same house, same call. without objection. the motion motion passes. >> >> all right. and item department of transportation to fund the bayview connections: phase 1 harney way bus rapid transit (brt) and cycletrack project, - >> so here the amendments on page 4 line 16 and 17 striking reference to the finish line impact la determined this didn't have - and on page 19 reaching the determination and accepted moved forward by supervisor chan and seconded by supervisor fielder without objection those amendments are approved and amend take that. >> same house, same call. without objection this resolution as amended is adopted services (rss) funding - san francisco,” for the period of october 1, 2023,through september 30, 2026. >> okay. and here i believe one amendment on page 2 line 6 and 7 and 11 and 18 places the fund for the authority to review those funds to the budget and finance committee. there a motion to accept the proposal by supervisor walton and seconded by su

while the finance minister is for everything to bring down the government if and to stop the welcome to the weekly on all to international featuring the biggest news from the last 7 days, as well as card events. well, also more than a year of the tool button. bob us peace has finally settled over garza for now a much anticipated seats. why has come and so forth? this wife at last minute pickup of the israel accuse how much of withholding the list of positives it plans to release. nathan, today, we discussed the prospect's full the truth with how much bureau chief member, by see night. to be honest with you on to the audience we have voted was uh witness how the, by that ministration were complicit with the america with this or it is government . how the, how the used bought execute was, is to give a cover for these games of lifting you on his, the right one to extend this and they, and the security council on big, long supporting them and wavering, so bold to continue this unit side. but yes, the trump administration have lead broke some little duties at this moment, but this is not

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all the finance moves that has threatened to britain down the government. if there's any stop to the war before, man and so has also refused to criticize those opposed to the do any agreement is that there are going to zation is a bed event releasing terrorists. former jay is, is a heavy price, was risks we are facing, as you know, uh, we had uh, this friday, the very serious debates in the government meeting. one of the sections as you know, quits from the government. there is a public debate. i don't undermine the arguments of those who oppose the framework for the release of the hostages, the pasta hours of delay and chaos and intentions. the ceasefire finally takes effect on to the agreement. tomas was required to provide the list of hostages 24 hours before they said your release and it didn't meet the deadline and then yeah, whose office made it clear earlier? no names, no deal. i'm us blamed technical issues, but does the reasoning even matter? the terms were not mad and the bill was sold for hours. meanwhile, is ro kept bombing guys on since the agr

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the uk is finance minister— rates. the uk is finance minister chancellor i rates. ncellor rachel reeves is also in davos on a mission to talk up the uk for international investment and it comes amidst concerns about the weak state of the british economy and government finances that have sent uk borrowing costs soaring on bond markets. those concerns were underlined today as official figures showed a surge in uk public sector borrowing last month. the gap between revenues and spending had to be covered by borrowing of £17.8 billion in december. that is over £10 billion higher than the same month in 2023 and the highest decemberfigure forfour years. december figure for four years. speaking at decemberfigure forfour years. speaking at an event in davos this morning, the chancellor made her case to investors. i made her case to investors. i am here to sell britain, talk about— am here to sell britain, talk about the _ am here to sell britain, talk about the strength - am here to sell britain, talk about the strength and i am here to sell britain, talk| about the strengt