gives us as much as congress has done so, so do the analysis, do the notice and comment rulemaking where people have a lot of access to us. in our case where appropriate, where the law requires us to do, brief panels which we have found useful to us. all of those things, obviously, the processes are provided, i assume, to try to improve our rulemaking so we don't go off the rails and do something detrimental to the economy or to consumers. and i have no desire to do that. i want to carry out the task congress has given us to the best of our ability. i want you all to feel when you look and see what we've done that you can be proud of what we've done, and it reasonably reflects what your intentions were, and if it doesn't, i know i'm going to hear from you. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator brown. >> mr. cordray, it's nice to see you again. welcome back in front of our committee. your at least twice-a-year visits. we've talked about many of these things that never in our history has someone been with in many ways held hostage a qualified nominee of the pre

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it knows almost nothing about russia most members of congress have no understanding of their national affairs or national security and when a lot of us bring pressure on the majority members of congress and this was a bipartisan attack that the so called liberal democrats progressive feet will support of the magnitsky act as much as it did reactionary riyad grow a republicans you end up with a bill like this it's not about russell vote it's about it's about a lack of knowledge it's a bad thing in the legislature to pass laws on subjects they know almost nothing about now it's true that the obama white house did not want to make new. but he didn't use its powers words leadership to stop. and so that's what you call a combination of a build up in congress and a lack of leadership from the white house. and it is your opinion we are always interested in hearing on our website r.t. dot com we do ask you about the fallout of the war of lists between moscow and washington let's see how you're voting right now from the web site dot com and it's a very interesting the numbers got they fluctuate every single hour we appreciate your participati

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congress cozy to us write reports. we have a report due on the card act and what the effect has been. cannot write a report like that and have it be meaningful and helpful to the congress unless we analyze the data to see what the actual consequences have been. so that's the work we're doing. it is important for us to have data so we can analyze and it we're not depending on statistic institutions what they think. that's not a proper role and the data is anonymous. not been going to you or me particularly but consumers generally, but it's helpful and essential to us to do our work. >> i appreciate that response. let's talk about the anonymousity. bloomberg article talk about collecting and storing the enormous opt of data the agency is collecting. even if the dat tase not personally identifiable to the agency isn't it possible for the cfpb to hire contract are to dig into this information and obtain personally identifiable information? >> i don't know that would be possible or. no it's not what we're doing and not what

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president obama has become hostage to this list has become hostage to the anti russian elements in the us congress because basically obama needs a corporation was russia and is a corporation on korea it is a corporation on iran on so many other regional and global issues now his corporation if he wants to make progress in the cuts of nuclear armaments and so on but by having signed this law is like shooting oneself in the leg so i don't really see the rational for this from the point of your bomb administration which claims to be an administration that is paying attention to multilateralism to international partnerships well i can say that by having enlarged the list the obama administration is definitely narrowing the very much of the of possibilities for such a partnership was russia. well a website. where the route between moscow and washington will leave we're asking you what you think about this. page. poll let's see how you've been voting so far we can see that most of you believe this will lead to even more tit for tat measures between washington and moscow eighteen percent think the end ha

and russian elements in the us congress because basically obama needs a corporation was russia and he's a corporation and he's a corporation and they ran on so many other regional and global issues in his corporation if he wants to make progress in the cuts. nuclear armaments and so on birds by having signed this law is like shooting oneself in the leg so i don't really see the rational for this from the point of view of obama administration which claims to be an administration that is paying attention to multilateralism to international partnerships well i can see by having enlarged the list the obama administration is definitely narrowing very much the possibilities for such a partnership was russia. and the time for you to get involved now on our website we're asking you where do you think the wral between moscow and washington will lead to r.t. dot com you can take part in the online vote right now the numbers can continue to change every hour or virgo it's still the most most of our voters a fifty five percent saying this will just lead to more tit for tat measures between washingt

some politicians in the us congress have seen in this week's tragic events as an opportunity to step up their drive to control the internet the cia s p a bill would allow user data to be shared with government agencies getting around privacy laws it's made it through to the senate but president obama still thought to be wary of signing it off america producer andrew blake has more. aides for the white house actually said that we will recommend the president veto this legislation and set for sharing in protection act it's come under a lot of criticism by its opponents because they say that it does more than what the authors say it does now the authors of cispa they say that this bill will lead to businesses private companies google facebook and many internet provider these companies will be encouraged to share information with the federal government that will be used to track down and monitor and curb cyber attacks aimed at the united states computer critics say that it puts too much of americans privacy at risk and that the right safeguards are there people would be safer facing thei

just had more women and we weren't right ninety seventh in the world we had eighteen percent of us congress is women right now we would have gun control today this is absolute ridiculous because it's ok but you argue some background os just a little beyond any control would it not prevent ninety days percent of the nation is for a bad thing prevent having criminals if you encourage we do it as if not prevented ninety percent of the nation really wanted background checks would have happened that is blatantly you know the no the n.r.a. the book is one of the biggest lobbies in giving money you know word but i apologize i apologise they let me just change this of i made the n.r.a. has successfully lobbied since the eighty's when the left wing was blowing up people. from against the use of what are called tag. actually was the weather underground i think an effect of you know linda evans and burned it dorna one and when that stuff happened there was the technology had been developed where there's a chemical tags put into the gunpowder and you can track it back to the man at the source of manufa

us. congress is dumb but they're not stupid. they will not allow the see questions trags. we're talking a 2% drop over gdp over the whole nation. that can't happen. >> but to jane's point, california, yes the weather is fan tas tick. you know what is not fantastic? paper work, red tape and high taxes. if you want to sell a company that it's worth it? >> it's a little overplayed. >> you're making it easier? >> we're trying to make it easier to do business and welcome people. all that requires some investment. we have had the governor perry in from texas. if you want to go there where there is no regulation to keep your air pure and ocean clean? you have got to have regulations. >> i saw a dolphin smoking. >> you have got to have smart regulations. you can't have dumb and duplication. we have got to make sure our environment continues to attract people. >> we're going to bring you more on san diego's biotech boom. we're going to hear from two ceos on what is really moving them forward. and of course we're all over this rally. and it's not just sunshine in san diego but out h

us. congress back to work this week after a two-week long recess. three issues and agenda items stealinall the attention today. immigration reform, gun control, and the president's budget. president obama delivering his budget proposal two months late. and neither democrats nor republicans seem to like it. republicans won't be having any of mr. obama's tax hikes and higher spending and democratsup set the president wants smaller increases in payments to retireees. his $3.7 trillion proposal amounts to the largest budget in miles per hour history. it doesn't come close to balancing. deficits in perpetuity. the president looking for easy within on n control and has be pushing hard for krong to produce. the first major gun control legislation in two decades. but it's up clear what they can get through congress. they have a limit on magazine capacity have no chance of passage. the rest is purely window dressing on an issue that the country takes far more seriously than the president originally estimated. we will take it up tonight with senator ted cruz

nothing on from the president on the pain his administration is imposing on us and congress packs itstion next week. stocks, gold, they can care less, they're going up again today. and "varney & company" is about to begin. told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef bere opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the greatorthwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find se good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> your government making the cuts as visible as can be this thursday morning. first this, legal proceedings against the surviving boston bomb suspect may be delayed. the appointed defendants of dzhokhar tsarnaev if furloughs. and it will cost you, the taxpayer millions of dollars. and here is another example, highly visible of the cuts albeit somewhat less serious, the navy council's fleet week. normally 10 million on this and according to

us. congress back to work this week after a two-week long recess. three issues and agenda items stealing all the attention today. immigration reform, fun control and the president's budget. president obama delivering the budget ro pose sal two months late. neither democrats nor republicans seem to like it. republicans won't have any of mr. obama's tax hike and higher spending andteams upset the president wants smaller indecrease in payment to retiree. the $3.7 trillion proposal amounts to the largest budget in american history. it doesn't come close to balancing, deficits in perpetuity. the president looking for easy win on gun control and looking for congress to produce the first major fun control legislation in two decades. but it's unclear what the president can get through congress. they agree there is no chance of passage for limit on magazines and the rest is window dressing on an issue that the country takes more seriously than the president originally estimated. he will take all of that up with ted cruz who emerged on the first year in washi

us. congress back to work this week after a two-week long recess. three iues and agenda items stealing all the attention today. immigration reform, gun control, and the president's budget. president obam delivering his budget proposal two months late. and neither democrats nor republicans seem to like it. republicans won't be having any of mr. obama's tax hikes and higher spending and democratsup set the president wants smaller increases in payments to retireees. his $3.7 trillion proposal amounts to the largest budget in miles per hour history. it doesn't cme close to balancing. deficits in perpetuity. the president looking for easy within on gun control and has be pushing hard for krong to produce. the first major gun control gislation in two decades. but it's up clear what they can get through congress. they have a limit on magazine capacity have no chance of passage. e rest is purely window dressing on an issue that the country takes far more seriously than the president originally estimated. we will take it up tonight with senator ted cruz who

us. congress back to work this week after a two-week long recess. three issues and agenda items stealing all the attention today. immigration reform, gun control, and the president's budget. president obama delivering his budget proposal two months late. and neither democrats nor republicans seem to like it. republicans won't be having any of mr. obama's tax hikes and higher spending and democratsup set the president wants smaller increases in payments to retireees. his $3.7 trillion proposal amounts to the largest budget in miles per hour history. it doesn't come close to balancing. deficits in perpetuity. the president looking for easy within on gun control and has be pushing hard for krong to produce. the first major gun control legislation in two decades. but it's up clear what they can get through congress. they have a limit on magazine capacity have no chance of passage. the rest is purely window dressing on an issue that the country takes far more seriously than the president originally estimated. we will take it up tonight with senator ted c

december outgoing president john tyler proposed that texas yeah next by a joint post of the us congress that past february of forty five. november texas both. been eight hundred sixty one. people discovered the united states wasn't going to do what they said they would do. so they. elected form a new constitution and took another vote to secede or not. the united states declared the vote in the constitution null and void. with three what people didn't understand. the stakes never see the dates. in they were and they were taken to vote to secede and you cannot cede troops up and you never see did. jay james be heard or the. anybody after chickens man they get their day at the you know you know go after james tickets. feet. and they'd run away to the dump a man. told. them that i want some how do you both are going to do all three of them just buy a. new one. earth earth ok i'll be happy to have this. kind of government we have now are like a parasite and a parasite is a living thing but it lives off of the lives of others there are parasites on call's or apart or sites on trees governmen

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used by other regulators as well as companies themselves. the database we put together is all about having the dated to do the things that congress requires us to do. to do careful cost benefit analysis. and frankly we need to develop the national mortgage database and that is better in the future. congress asked us to write reports of the carjacking and the effects of it. you cannot write a report like that without it being meaningful unless we can analyze the data to see what the consequences have been. >> let's talk about the anonymity first. from the bloomberg article my understanding is cfpb has given different contracts to different entities to collect and store this enormous amount of data the agency is collecting. even if not personally identifiable to the agency is it possible for the cfpb to hire contractors to dig in and get the information? >> i don't know if that is possible or not. i am sure it would be but that is not what we're doing or would be doing. we have no interest how did you phrase it? watching consumers. we do have an interest in understanding how financial products and services are affecting consumers and to do the

us. with congress back from spring recess, work has resumed on several key issues and faith-based groups have been deeply involved. as the senate took up expanding background checks for gun sales, interfaith religious leaders including clergy from newtown, connecticut, held a 24-hour prayer vigil in support of new gun control measures. they set up more than 3,000 grave markers to honor the people shot to death in this country since the sandy hook school massacre on december 14th. the leaders prayed for an end to gun violence. religious activists made more than 10,000 phone calls to the senate this week urging support for new gun restrictions. a broad array of faith groups also played a prominent role as advocates for comprehensive immigration reform took their case to capitol hill. at a massive rally religious leaders joined others in calling on members of congress to support a bill that would offer a path of citizenship up to 11 million people are in this country illegal. dr. rabbi david saperstein told the group scripture calls for such reform. >> 36 times more than any other law it sa

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harm to the poor and needy in our nation it looks like the flight delays are what really gets congress moving us there's a do nothing congress just ahead. in iraq the government has ordered nearly a dozen satellite t.v. channels to end their broadcasts they claim these channels are fanning the flames of sectarian violence while predicts consider it a ploy to censor the press will tell you more coming up. plus it's been six months since hurricane sandy devastated the east coast as new york and new jersey residents continue to rebuild what's life like for those who lost nearly everything we'll tell you coming up playing the show.