chairman senate banking committee tim scott fighting federal debanking introducing firm act eliminatesreports use so-called reputational risk as component of supervisors, scott bessent scott to fill a seat if not rules on capitol say as is, my exclusive reporting jay powell lobbying white house to try to not fill role so could absorb a banking roll banking supervision for himself south carolina senator chairman tim scott great to see you. thanks for being here. >> good morning always good back thank you. maria: first talk about debanking i was stunned i spoke with melania trump first lady before the election, she told me as soon as she left white house last time around banks decided that they weren't going to bank her anymore. >> like a modern day redlining there are choosing conservatives to cut out of condominium i can't believe thousand they reduce reputational risk to conservatives melania trump of all people will forked go's sake first lady of our kin conservation access to financial system of our country without it doesn't stop with melania goes to sectors, like cryptocurrency, w

tim scott mike crapo and of course the leader john thune. . . . we think that we can do a bill with one or $50 billion of her national defense. $150 billion for border security maybe 20 or so energy. we think we can do a relatively quick. that's easier to get the votes for and even that is not easy. but we can do that now. that is what our budget resolution provides for. the budget is easier than the bill. the budget is five or six pages. he gives instructions to the committee. we are going to have to blend our budget with a house a bell and we passed the budget and the president has to sign it and then anticipates very complicated legislation which will be a hundreds of pages. that is why we think we should go ahead with defense and border in energy right now. we've got a little time. are you interested in the facts that we need to pass a tax bill also? >> 's head nodding. cracks would you like this tax bill to be permanent law and ind of something that expires in five years like the last windows? a show of hands. only a smattering of applause we

back into the senate there is tim scott and shall eat more capitol per the senators are lining up. will take them all of two and a half minutes to get from that location over too statuary hall which is just outside. we will see them come right through here will see the president's cabinet as well. the supreme court by the joint chiefs we expect the lights to go on in the house a very shortly we see that members as we go live to that. jason dick, i'm not sure how to ask this question. how would you describe the relationship between mike johnson and president trump? and mike johnson and the 218 republican leaders? cookson is a good question. just on a very simple level mike johnson is there to help implement the president's agenda and he has made no bones about that. how he gets that does account for some of the interesting relationship he has with his members. he has had to negotiate of small minority there have been two vacancies to florida members matt gaetz and michael waltz will not get those replaced until april. he has his lieutenants like a lot of speakers do. but, the thing

back into the senate, there is tim scott, the senators are lining up.t will take them all of 2.5 minutes to get from that location over to statuary hall, which is just outside, and we will see them come right through here. we will see the president's cabinet is welcome of the supreme court, the joint chiefs of staff, and we expect the lights to go on in the house very shortly. we will see the members and go live to that. i'm not sure how to ask this question. how would you describe the relationships between mike johnson and president trump and mike johnson and the 218 republican members? jason: it's a good question. at a simple level, mike johnson is there to help implement the president's agenda. he makes no bones about that. how he gets there with his members, he's had to navigate, you know, a very low majority. he has two vacancies, matt gaetz and michael welch, he will not get those replaced until april. he has his lieutenants, like a lot of speakers do. but the republican party in the democratic party, for that matter, are more homogenous than almo

tim scott grew up poor as the chairman another chairman of the senate banking committee.e value of the overdraft protection privilege for families. when you mandate this kind of a price cap, you will deny deposit services and overdraft privilege services to millions of low income american families. that is why the cfpb rule is wrong. i want competition to handle that, as it is today. every customer i had in my company in the mississippi delta was a smart consumer of how to balance their capital needs and income needs for their family every month. chopra took that privilege away from millions of people. to your point about competition, many big banks, citibank, capital one, then even charge for overdraft protection. that is their competition and that is why think is the way to go. before people out of overdraft, -- if you force people out of overdraft, you force them to the payday lending market which had thing is in their interest. annmarie: congressman, thank you for your time this morning. rep. hill: great to be with you. annmarie: that was congressman french hill, chai

let's see what our political commentator and reform uk member tim scott says about this one. d to see you this morning. thank you forjoining morning. thank you for joining me. it's afternoon already. blimey, tim. >> yes it is. yes. it's literally just afternoon. >> dawn isn't it. thank you. >> dawn isn't it. thank you. >> i'm not. >> i'm not. >> sure what's happened to. >> sure what's happened to. >> march either. >> march either. >> or indeed i do. >> or indeed i do. >> do i qualify for suffragette covers? >> i ish, i'll make an exception for you because you've got a tough time on your hands. at the moment, you are a member of reform. i mean, this fallout is a massive own goal for the party. they're topping all the polls at the moment. >> well, yes. >> well, yes. >> dawn, great to be on. >> dawn, great to be on. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i mean, i, i have a foot in the reform camp and a foot in the reform camp and a foot in the conservative camp. i go to the conservative camp. i go to the events of both. >> there's people. >> there's people. >> i like in both parties. i

. >> well, political commentator tim scott joins us now.utside downing street? >> well, i think it really will not do keir starmer's poll ratings any harm at all. i think it's, as you say, anne. it's given him a chance to rise above the fray and to look statesmanlike, you know, to look like a leader. and, you know, there's only been one set of headlines this weekend, hasn't there? fight, fight, fight 1538 00:08:34,833 --