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breaking news coming in right now, the white house got treasury secretary janet yellen to give a remarkably fatuous optimal speech in georgia telling china. it, back off selling cheaper women change in the u.s. like electric cars because president biden is reportedly angry trying to expunge cutting 2024 cam campaign. he's touting spending under the billions of taxpayer money on climate change but senator, they're not complaining about cheaper appliances, drugs and nothing else in china. what you make of this? >> it under course the problem, we are way to defend it for a wide variety of supply chain needs we have wooding pharmaceuticals, rare earth materials and this is again, part of the problem with this push for electric vehicles. there's not really . liz: let me jump in, economists tell us he appreciated secretary yellen is a respect but how can the white house turn her into operative in turn her up to this catching us china is destabilizing global supply chains, is it destabilizing supply chains or biden's reelection? they are turning her into -- >> she was also saying inflation was tra

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minister fumio whenjapanese prime minister fumio kishida and his wife visit the white house for an official state visit. former treasurytary steve mnuchin says he's building an investor group to buy tiktok. he has spoken to a bunch of people about buying the popular social media company. he didn't offer details about who may be in the group. tiktok faces an uncertain future in the us. the app uncertain future in the us. the app could be banned unless chinese owner bite —— bytedance says their stake. the case on didi is centred on the $4.4 billion they raised during their initial public offering in america. investors allege that didi concealed a chinese government order to postpone its listing until it resolved privacy concerns. shares tumbled after chinese�*s cyber security regulator banned them renewable energying new users. in the past hour, we have got a fresh snapshot of china's housing market. with new home prices falling by 1.4% in february, from the same period in 2023. that was the largest decline in more than a year. the real estate sector makes up a third of the chinese economy and has been in a severe state

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both parties, this includes money for the pentagon, dhs, homeland security, hhs, labor, treasury, the white house, very big parts of our government. what they have agreed to is to raise the number of detention beds for ice to 42000 and that would be the largest number of detention beds funded in this country in our history. there will be no funding in this bill for the next calendar year until next march for unra, the u.n. agency that came under close scrutiny. there will be 12,000 afghan special visas granted for those afghan interpreters and others who were allies of the u.s. in afghanistan. let's talk big picture. what is the point of all of this? this bill alone will be $1.2 trillion in spending. add to that together with the other portion that passed recently. total spending for this current fiscal year then will be about $1.6 trillion. what does that mean? basically, defense is going to get a small increase. all the non-defense agencies are staying about the same and that is important because democrats had big cuts there. once all this gets through, speaker johnson has told house republican

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it is interagency body shared by the department of treasury department of defense, the white house, theergy, department of state. and the committee reviews certain foreign entities in the united states for national security risks. and if the u.s. government decides there is a risk to national security, it has the legal authority to ban -- to either block the prose divestite if it has already happened, or mitigate if there is a national security risk. u.s. gernment would use those laws or reach a mitigation agreement with the parties to mitigate the national security risk. the u.s. government decides there is no risk at all, most of these, the vast majority are confidential. this interagency government body is not prone to lobbying at all bee nobody knows the transactions to come in and lobby. tiktok somehow made it in the public space, there are legal processes involved to insulate them from the lobbying activity so the committee can act■ facts of what exists in reality. host: have they ever fork the sale of a different chinese company? ■eguest: absolutely. ■there's been that seven proh

japanese prime minister fumio kishida and his wife visit the white house for an official state visit next month. staying with the us, former treasuryry steven mnuchin says he is building an investor group to buy tiktok. mnuchin told a tv channel that he had spoken "to a bunch of people" about buying the popular social media company. he however did not offer details about who may be in the group. tiktok faces an uncertain future in america. the house of representatives passed a bill earlier this week that could ban the app in the us, unless chinese owner bytedance sells its stake. a usjudge has ruled that chinese ride—hailing giant didi must face a lawsuit claiming that it had defrauded investors. the case is centred on the $4.4 billion that didi raised during its initial public offering in america in 2021. investors allege that didi concealed a chinese government order to postpone its us listing, until it resolved cybersecurity and privacy concerns. shares of the company tumbled after china's cyberspace regulator took action against didi, including banning it from registering new customers. didi announced plans to delist in the us

this■< >> today white white houst director shaland young and treasury secretary janet yellen testify on presidentiden's 2025 budget request of the economic outlook. watch the houseations subcommittee hearing live at 2:30 p.m. easte on c-span3, c-span now our free mobile our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org.■3 ♪ ♪ >> the house will be in order. >>this y celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979 we have in your primary source for capitol hill providing balanced unfiltered coverage of government. take you to other policies debated and decided all with the support of america's cables. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer was joined by other democratic leaders to discuss this with government funding deadline for the remaining fiscal year. he talks about president biden's announcement of a multimillion dollar grant for production with intel and continued to defend his recent speech calling for new election in israel. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

white house with details. >> a shocking revelation, the treasury secretary janet yellen testified the president has no plan toix social security. the benefits come in two stages, two parts, the old age and survivors insurance trust fund and disability insurance. reserves in both of those fronts will be depleted the end of 2033 and benefits are reduced by 20% for 2034 if nothing changes. the benefits for the produce by 26% without a fix. inflation keeps rising, here's the secretaries testimony. >> the president doesn't have a plan, he has principles, he wants to work with congress to find a way to protect social security and extended solvency between -- >> at the president wishes to work with congress, why does he continually demagogue republicans on anything that doesn't exactly line up to what apparently suits his reelection? >> treasury spokesperson clarified the secretaries testimony saying the secondary yellen made clear in her testimony president biden put forward an approach that would strengthen social security by protecting seniors from benefit cuts when solvency asking the highest income americans to

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watch on our mobile app, hear testimony from the white house budget director, and the treasury secretary, on president biden's budget request, and the economic outlook. you are watching live coverage of the house appropriations subcommittee hearing, on c-span. >> before we get started this afternoon, first of all, i want to apologize for the delay. we had voting on the floor, which is something we do in the house. we are getting underway just a little bit late, this afternoon. i want to remind everyone that we will follow the five minute rule for opening remarks, questions, and comments. people will be recognized in the order of seniority, based on who is seated, latecomers will be recognized in the order of their arrival again we are going back and forth between parties. as a point of personal privilege, i would like to welcome our newest member to the subcommittee, a gentleman from carolina, mr. chuck edwards, welcome to the subcommittee on financial services and general government. with that out of the way, let's get started. the subcommittee on financial services in general governmen

white house. edward, you just had an exclusive interview with treasury secretary yellen.eporter: yeah. she says americans can manage the debt that they have at least through this year. now, having said that, you mentioned we haven't seen this producer price index level like this since august of 2023. 1.6 year-over-year, that puts pressure on inflation when you combine it with a hotter than expected jobs report and or average hourly earnings -- wages, i should say, at 44.3 president. -- 4.3%. so you have higher prices with inflation under biden up 18.5%, and that forces americans into a record amount of credit card debt. treasury secretary janet yellen told me yesterday that credit card delinquencies rising represent a normalization and not a more dire sign for the consumer. he says that the debt is manageable while adding that she should choose her words more carefully when talking about inflation. in 2021 though you did say that inflation was transitory. [laughter] do you regret saying that now? >> i regret saying it was transitory. it has come down, but i think transito

auto executives still predicting an increase in years to come but the treasury secretary talked about this yesterday with white houseorrespondent edward lawrence, saying biden's inflation reduction sparked a boom in the ev sector. here's what she said. >> can government subsidies overcome the h hesitancy over evs? >> i think the future for evs is well bright and while sales may not have grown quite in line with expectations over the past year, they have grown markedly and we're in the process of using funds from the bipartisan infrastructure law, building out ev charging stations across the country, more subsidies will come into play that will help make these cars affordable and a over time their costs will decline. maria: well, here we go again. using taxpayer dollars to push out this president's agenda. evs. what do you think? >> i think in the famous words of another fed governor, it's i rational ex youtube presence et yellen. the biggest automaker is down 11%. the price of the evs, they've come down. they're still over $50,000, the average price of an ev, 30% higher than an internal combustion engine. if you're

treasury secretary is visiting china again. >> i do doubt she's using the cumulative miles on your credit card according to the white house thenment members next month, the treasury secretary, if you remember visited beijing last summer and that resulted in the formation of the new economic and financial working groups aimed at substantive discussions with on contentious issues. it is the latest effort by the biden administration to maintain diplomatic channels following the chinese bible and incident rising tensions across the taiwan strait and the beijing increasingly aggressive posture in the south china sea, secretary of state anthony blinken went to china last june in the face-to-face meetings, head of the presidential election where the chinese threat we know will feature prominently in foreign policy rhetoric. >> yes it will. still ahead, steve forbes on the transformation from the greatest city in the world to a dangerous joke, that's what i call a former u.s. attorney brett tolman out trump's hush money hearing will play out today. a friend of prince harry's claim in the photos and videos of kate middleton were indee

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trade representative's office, the treasury and commerce, the state and the white house. let me be clear, trade and international finance and national security are a foundational part of a holistic, coherent, sustainable industrial strategy. more will come on that. done right, and it will be done right, it will be a win for u.s. companies and workers in a win for our allies and win for her partners, win for diversifying this global supply chain and a win for urgently reducing global carbon pollution. the thing about empowering american businesses to invest is that success builds upon success and growth builds upon growth. of course, injustice can build upon injustice. t the secondenet of our industrial strategy for clean energy is to put the people and the committees who have historically been last at the forefront of this new clean energy economy. in the 20th century, many of you know this, as america's industrial might grew, we made choices that harmed poor americans, it harms tribal nations, communities of color. we builtcoal plants and oil refineries in the heart of p

thinking back of last year, both the federal reserve and the fdic together with the treasury ultimately the white house, had to take emergency measures, they used emergency powers in the case of the federal reserve, certain lepping systemic risk extension of the dodd-frank act. so those are both emergency powers that had to be deployed in order to contain the fallout of the failure of these regional banks. and you know, expose this was very successful but it was a pretty heavy sledgehammer. they rolled out, you know, all the crisis management tools available, making uninsured depositors whole in two of those institutions. lending with zero haircuts at the discount window. these are very aggressive actions. could more have been done to prevent even going there? so what is interesting when you look at the history, you know, a number of reports have been written by the federal reserve, by the fdic, that look in great detail as to what happened. the interesting thing there is that supervision, i'm going to here, supervisors did flag the issues at svb for months. even years in advance. so they wrote supervi

treasury secretary of the united states. she necessarily had to bring up, i guess, some shifting views in the white house about inflation and economy itself. edward, what did you learn? >> yeah, i'm here in the elizabethtown kentucky. i asked the treasury secretary cut responsible spending in order to balance the budget going forward. you'll want to hear her answer coming up. ep missing out on this? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta? do you remember the pain, the worry, the canceled plans? and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine but qulipta reduces attacks making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget you get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta. most common side effects are nausea, constipation and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. qulipta, the forget-you-get migraine medicine. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game. not a game! we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice? no. we're talkin

in fact, thinking back of last year both the federal reserve together with the treasury and ultimately the white house had to take emergency measures they use the emergency powers in the case of the federal reserve for lending powers the r extension. to contain the follow-up of the failure of these regional banks. very successful. the crisis management tools available making uninsured these are very, very aggressivedo actions. it worked very well but could done to prevent even going there? so what is interesting when you look at the history a number of reports by the fdic that really look in great detail as to what happened. and the interesting thing there is supervision and i'm going to focus on supervision here. supervisors did like the for months instead of years in and other institutions flagging the liquidity problems of the interest rate risk exposures. the failures and risk management. they are clearly they they are, the letters were being sent but what they did not do is to use their powers to get the commitment by management to remedy those issues. the weight we describe it in the paper you h

treasury to get the deal. it was all most likely commission fee for president trump and the white house. the number is about $5 billion. it was going to the treasury to help education or something like that. what was weird about it is we just moved on. really quickly stopped talking about it. annmarie: it was held up in courts. the biden administration came in saying we will do our own review of it and now it's been sitting in review while hardliners in congress said they want to pick up a bill that would give the president the authority without having to deal with potential legal pushback to actually ban it. >> i'm not sure what i think of the former president business model that the white house could just break up companies and charge commissions to american companies to buy them. it was weird then. lisa: we have to talk about it again. jonathan: cpi rising for the first time since august increasing from a year ago. falling 2.7%, the longest streak of decline since 2016. the annual national people's congress comes to a close in beijing. enda curran joins us now from d.c.. it came from t

treasury secretary steven mnuchin is here joining us now. there is so much to talk about. the markets, inflation, white house's new budget plan. tiktok. mer treasury secretary sfo founder and partner of liberty strategic capital. start with tiktok. whether it ho should be banned, divested or otherwise. if it is divested who may be a potential buyer? >> i was treasury secretary i chaired cfius and approved and i had president trump sign an order that tiktok had to be sold, and i continue to believe that. so i think the legislation should pass, and i think it should be sold. i understand the technologist. it's a great business and i'm going to put together a group to buy tiktok. >> you're trying to buy tiktok. >>> i am. it should be owned by u.s. business, u.s. businesses. there's no way the chinese would ever let a u.s. company own something like this in china. >> have you already put a gr together? >> i'm working on it. spoke to a bunch of people hoomp. >> who would be a part of your group? >> i can't tell you that. a combination. no one investor controlling this, and issue is all about the technology. this needs to be controlled by u.

white house himself. and lincoln really cares for his servant quite a bit and gets him a placement at the treasury, but hengagements or appointments with him still. and they go to gettysburg to come to gettysburg here for the speech. and shortly after that, william johnson dies from smallpox. lincoln pays off his house debt. he pays for his headstone and his his burial. this is a plot at arlington cemetery. it is most likely his, but we don't really know it is. and it speaks in the essay about this could be and it could not be. it if÷s my and why? because his story is vastly different than many of the people that are buried at arlington cemetery. the next one is john wilkes booth. and this one was really fascinating to see. and then, you know, he'rked it. no headstone. and i think we can all imagine why he's a shame to his family. but his burial has multiple pieces as well. he's originally the government doesn't want to give anybody a place for his body to be a martyr. you they don't want an entirely over booth this dead body so they make kind of a show of tossing him into the potomac river, but they actu

treasury secretary janet yellen. we will bring you some of that. ♪ february 8th the white house questioned mr.resident why did you share classified information with your ghost writer? the president: i did not share classified information. did i not share it. i guarantee i did not. that's not true, is it, mr. hur? >> that is inconsistent with the findings based on the evidence in my report. >> it's a lie is just what regular people would say, right? yeah. all right. >> bret: former special counsel hur up on capitol hill. let's get some analysis on top story from trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina and george washington university law school professor jonathan turley. trey, let me start with you, you've been around the block in hearings that are contentious at times. both sides trying to do different things. what was your take on this hearing? >> i thought he handled the very well. you know, bret, i woke up this morning not sure what robert hur's incompetent canned stand trial. can't assist in his defense. can't testify, is he legally incompetent. number two, that there was some ev