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you mentioned elizabeth warren as opposition. her dangerous comments from a few months ago. i am curious that if we do get a stronger pfister and we do get the three vacancies -- a stronger vice chair and the three vacancies, we might see the people are more stringent in their approach to financial markets. with that because powell to push back -- would that cause powell to push back? >> he tends to defer quite a bit. that is not to say that there is not an issue that will come up sometimes, where he will disagree vehemently. as you know, he voted against powell in the majority on any number of regulatory issues with ricoh appointments to the fed -- with three new appointments to the fed. powell may find himself on the minority side. he may choose an issue to speak upon and make it known that he does not like it. i would not expect that to be a common event. i do not think we should rule it out. sonali: going back to some of the trading restrictions that may start to occur among officials at the fed, what kind of rules do you see moving forward, or kind of questions do you e

and then the elizabeth warren and congress filled it with water. you know, liquidity is 0 percent money and all those broken toys floated to the surface until the bond market and inflation starts to rear its ugly head. that's like pulling the stopper on the tub. now, all the water is draining out and all the investors are looking and saying, you know what all i see are broken toys. now, why would i put any money to any of this garbage? well, guess what? they're not going, do you know, you mentioned congress and that is part of you know, we had mentioned the likes of bernie made off the sort of ponzi schemes that were illegal and set out with the intent to defraud is that kind of congress and the fed have engaged in that in terms of the ponzi economics of the entire stock market and the property markets. it's kind of a ponzi scheme is that they're pushing all this money with the intent of causing the asset prices to increase to make everybody feel good. and so that they spend more and then they vote more and they vote for their party. and so there i

after warnt elizabeth warren got involved, he's worth $300000000000.00. is like, it's her fault that he's worth $300000000000.00 and now she's angry. the same thing with happened with mexico. it's all the demand for these narcotics are from americans. the americans are the ones demanding it, and yet they're the ones like, hey, we're gonna come last year. people were going to come arrest your citizens for providing all of these drugs that americans are demanding. so you know, where is the justice in that? i have no idea, i mean, elizabeth dorn says things and attacks americas entrepreneurs and ways that are unconscionably stupid. and i'm surprised that she has any political career whatsoever. but america seems to thrive on this kind of again, the alcohol in defense where we shoot people in the face. but we that we claim we have no idea where the boats came from. so elizabeth warren saying, we print money by the trillions and made allow these billionaires hundreds of billions of dollars since the pandemic. and we have no idea where the 1000000000 turn trill

what we thought was a sitting senator, a very powerful sen. elizabeth warren used facebook, facebook where she is trying to regulate and say that, you know, basically a government oversight body should determine who, what citizen should be allowed to even place them out or post anything on facebook . she uses that to post them hate speech against elan moss, who she's angry with because he's worth something like $250000000000.00 more over the past 2 years. because of all of her money printing. all the stimulus checks all the inflation that's cause is causing his well to go up. so the irony of elizabeth worn paying facebook to post hate speech here are 6 facebook ads that senator warren is running against. eli moss calling you on a whining baby, and scared the ad read even mosque is whining like a baby with millions of twitter followers. he must be scared because he knows what every other billionaire in america does. and that he's been free loading off of working people and that i won't back down from a fight. will you chip in $10.00 to help warn democrats? pass a wealth tax, keep the

let's talk about elizabeth warren for a 2nd. she's blaming grady ceo's for inflation. again, the question is, if you can add 2 plus 2 and come up with 4, she doesn't understand that debasing the money increases inflation. i don't think she's bad. cor, someone who with a less than a 2nd grade education. i don't think she's dom, i don't think she's functionally illiterate in the moron. i mean, she has to have a few brain cells up there. it was. her story is she who she working for inflation is a psychological thing. in addition to being a monetary thing and the psychological thing is that people are paying those prices . and we've seen that in new and used vehicle market a year ago. suddenly people are starting to pay crazy prices for, for new and used cars. and those are discretionary for purchases. you know, people don't have to buy a new vehicle now they can wait. i can drive what they have. most people can drive with half of the year. so this was discretionary. this was a decision that i made to go ahead and pay those prices, so that psychological and that's when my

and now senator elizabeth warren hello, miami book festival. i am so sorry that i'm not able to join everyone in person, but i'm glad we're going to get a chance at least to connect by video. so i'm here to talk about my new children's book called pinky promises, and i thought i'd start by just telling you a little bit about where this book came from and then i'm going to take a few questions on this. so this book really started when i ran for senate for the very first time back in 2011 now. i've been a teacher all my life had no intention of ever running for public office. but this was a moment when i been down in washington helped out during the financial crash helped set up the consumer financial protection. bureau didn't get confirmed to lead it sent back to massachusetts, and i'm getting ready to start teaching school. and there's going to be a senate race the next year and frankly. i just don't like how the republican who was representing massachusetts at the time voted. so i looked around realized i didn't think there's anybody who was r

all right, senator elizabeth warren. thank you for making time tonight. >> you bet. >> still to come, could we be rounding the corner of the omicron surge? promising new data could be the light at the end of the tunnel. although, maybe not. that's just ahead. although, maybe not. that's just ahead. wondering what actually goes into your multi-vitamin? at new chapter its innovation organic ingredients and fermentation. fermentation? yes, formulated to help your body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness well done we have been covering on the, show the increasingly, dire, and desperate calls from humanitarian groups, to stall masturbation in afghanistan. a country in the last five months that is seen foreign aid, the -- of completely dry up. there was enormous corruption in that previous regime, and never ends up in the hands of ordinary afghans. it's been a theme of number of reporters -- watchdog including the most recent report to congress, last october. but, since the taliban took over, even t

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that confirmation will be with us, elizabeth warren. and fed chairman jay powell speaking now. what this means, and what this says about the economic recovery in our country. i'm halley jackson, along with pete williams, kelly o'donnell, garrett hake, eugene robinson, melissa murray, and a former clerk to justice sandra day o'connor. i'm glad to be with all of you. i want to set up how this is going to go. there is a process that will need to unfold as it relates to the retirement of justice breyer. the justice needs to announce the retirement officially. then president biden will lay out who he would like to choose to replace the justice. then, the ball goes to capitol hill with back and forth on the senate. we know there will be a bunch of meetings with senators, there will be a hearing with the judicial committee, then they vote to send the nominee to the full senate. that only needs a simple majority. if it's tied, it can be sent to the full senate. then a final confirmation vote with 100 senators, then it only takes 50 plus 1 vote. what is a typical timeline? on average it

and senator elizabeth warren wondered if it was actually at least partially the fault of big business. she asked fed chair jerome powell if they were using the pandemic as cover to pump up profits. >> does that increase in profit margins, combined with greater market concentration in industry after industry, suggest to you that some corporations may be passing along increased costs and at the same time charging more on top of that to fatten their profit margins? >> that could be right. it could also just be, though, that demand is incredibly strong and that, you know, they're raising prices because they can. >> raising them because they can. joining me now is nbc news senior business correspondent and msnbc anchor stephanie ruhle. "washington post" white house bureau chief and msnbc political analyst ashley parker. and the host of nrp's -- npr, excuse me -- "full disclosure" podcast. stephanie, they say don't worry, these prices are temporary. but jason fuhrman notes, a noted economist, notes they've been saying this now for many months. are these prices actually here to stay, stephan

but to consumer financial protection bureau, the brainchild of elizabeth warren, went for more than two years without a leader because republicans refused to accept the law of the land, because they wanted to rollback a law that protects consumers from the greed of wall street. so i say to my republican colleagues, you don't have to like the laws of the land, but you do have to respect those laws and acknowledge them and abide by them. obstruction continued unabated for seven more months until democrats threatened to change senate rules to allow for votes on executive nominations. in july, after obstructing dozens of executive nominees for months and some for years, republicans once again promised they would end the unprecedented obstruction. one look at the senate's executive calendar shows nothing has changed since july. republicans have consider the record of obstruction. republicans continued their record of obstruction as if no agreement had been reached. there are currently 75 exec it of branch nominations ready to be confirmed -- executive branch nominations ready to be confirmed

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well, 1st of all, i'll disagree with dr. wolf. elizabeth warren is absolutely clueless. she and the by the administrators are spending too much time trying to point the finger of blame rather than actually solve the problems they have created. first, they were blaming the, the ranchers and meet growers. they were blame in the packing plants and they were fighting in the grocery stores. the bottom line is none of this stuff gets to the grocery stores unless or until you can transport it from the farm to the packing houses and then to the grocery stores and restaurants when fuel prices have increased over 50 percent in the last year. because of the policies of the by the administration, we shouldn't be surprised at the inflation and the high cost of everything going up . there isn't a magic energy policy, but we just see the destructive energy policies of the by the administration now sticking it to us in the, in the pocket book, i'm very concerned that inflation and what the fed is doing. we're going to see the interest rates go up. keep in mind we have borrowed trillions

>> well i don't think elizabeth warren actually gives a darn about monetary policy. she just wants to regulate banks out of existence, and one of the risks that we've got is one of these openings on the fed board is for what they call the vice chairman of supervision and supervision is just their fancy word for regulation, and if elizabeth warren has her way, it's going to be somebody who doesn't even think banks should exist, so that's what we have to really be careful of. somebody who wants to reregulate the banks because in this whole pandemic situation, you know what the one part of the economy that didn't really have a problem? banks. so why do we need to regulate them more now? charles: i read a piece earlier in the week and i thought about you, compared the socialist enterprise system of the ussr suggesting there were similar conditions that are becoming more pervasive in america and then today, president biden suggested that the federal government should somehow be creating companies. take a listen to what he said. >> car prices are too high right now, with t

warren types. and so biden was supposed to be a unifier, but he comes in with a hard left agenda thinking he's going to be another franklin roosevelt. and the american people aren't very happy about giant increases and the tax burden and the burden of government spending not dimension. afghanistan and the pandemic and things like that. i think biden is like a deer in the headlights viez. having been a career politician who simply punched a clock and did whatever a sort of consensus was for the democratic party. he's now hot in a democratic party that wants to do radical things that just aren't where the american people are. you know, you know, richard is the, the f d r has been mentioned so many times, i think it's quite laughable because f, d, r had a truly a mandate. and when he came into the presidency, but you know, f d r, if you like or dislike. um, he said we need to get america back to work. i'm, i'm a pretty simple guy. i can understand his statement like that. let's get back to work. but w

warren wing of the democratic party. that in fact has stopped the white house. well, it's very interesting because i think a lot of progressive with agree with some of the things he said, a lot of conservatives would. and libertarians, i think, were on this on the, or we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on elite control, se with argy ah, ah, i am inviting shaped passengers, anthony with ah, who dares sinks? we dare to ask in yes. oh, where is it that will at least a typical there is only 9 but already a diversity students that are way n slash a new modest appointment. let's see. yep. you got the floss stores to deal with them, get it. and then we'll choose a pepsi team. so the last 8 months, yahoo jumps the he may come, come no recalls and he really shows control studies program, use them now brochure. and of course with them. well, you're special, but i will the yeah my is what i say the best way to get what certified like was to get push him was and you might ge

warren wing of the democratic party. that in fact has staff the white house. well, it's very interesting because i think a lot of progressive with agree with some of the things you said a lot of conservatives would. and libertarians, i think we're on this on the, our, we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the leak control thing with our d. ah, blue, blue, blue with blue. ah, ah. well, it shows the wrong one. i just don't hold any world to see out because the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well, the more we choose to look for common ground. ah, ah ah ah, welcome back to cross top where all things are considered on peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing elite control. ah, okay, i go back to richard in gainesville, i don't know to sum up the last part of the 1st block there, a i see a little realign min thinking there, maybe we could do a separate program on that. i want to go to little bit different direction everybody

warren wing of the democratic party. that in fact has stopped the white house. well, it's very interesting because i think a lot of progressive with agree with some of the things you said a lot of conservatives would. and libertarians, i think we're on to something, or we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on and leak control. se with our tv ah, ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the will transformed what will make you feel safe? i selection whole community. are you going the right way, or are you being led to some with direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating, but nobody's lean finger o

warren wing of the democratic party. that in fact has stopped the white house. well, it's very interesting because i think a lot of progressive would agree with some of the things you said a lot of conservatives would. and libertarians, i think, were on this on the, or we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on a leak control. se with argy ah, ah, ah ah, ah, yes, i will go, look, we're in school, that will at least the typical there's only 9, but already university students that away man's national world. if everything you impact feedback on like his teams and you must but wouldn't let him live. you got the glass doors to deal with or did it not? no bull choose to snable took over. yeah. but that's a little meeting. could i feel good? yes. so the loss of these mother, younger children, that he make them come over to coast, he reaches control such programs. now bush 19 pasco porcelain veneer special. i wish the yeah, my tooth. but i just have a 1st grade, not for secur

elizabeth warren and bernie sanders for economic vice is like going to get weight loss tips. >> not a good idea. kennedy: all right, thank you so much. one failure to another, how exciting. schools, if you have kids you know this, they been closing across the country. like at the beginning of the pandemic. march of 2020 the reason, teachers union. my next guest introduced a bill that might fix this, the open schools act would provide $10000 to students whose schools are closed due to covid. the money would come from unspent funds from the american rescue plan and give parents the means to provide their kids with an in person education wherever they choose and that's a great idea, holy see this past or our teachers unions to powerful and will they find a way to block it? joining me now to discuss illinois republican bondsman rodney davis, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me on. kennedy: tell me how this works because there are a lot of parents paying attention to all of us and ears perk up when they hear about money from the federal government to find other places to educate t

along with elizabeth warren and others. >> yeah. just look at maggie hassan. maggie hassan was sort of the prototypical moderate, senate democrat. she's up for reelection, she is incredibly practical. she is a low profile workhorse. senator who focuses on getting things done in new hampshire. has been in the past, totally opposed to any senate rules. within just the last couple of months, she came on the show, came on my show. it explained why she believed on voting rights and election protection specifically, particularly around the risk of election subversion that president biden was talking about today. now sees it as no question that the rules have to be changed. so this can be passed by majority rule. maggie hassan embodies the change that so many of these moderates, including tester and warner and cain and the others have gone through. yeah, that is who you would want talking to a senator who might be thinking seriously about where she wants to end up and end up in history. >> rachel, there is a certain lot of talk today about why didn't they do this a y

we are walking into a world in which kevin mccarthy will say similar things to elizabeth warren. if you are looking for bizarro world, maybe we have found it, knowing richard larry to his leaving two weeks early. -- richard clarida his leaving two weeks early. we could be in a world where mccarthy and warren strike similar themes. lisa: how much is the get away from the inflation discussion which is less clear on how the fed should target? basically, our politician going -- politicians going to be asking the fed to take a more hawkish approach or is that a delicate dance given the consequences for the economy? joe: no, we will make lots of commercials today. that is partly what these hearings are for. everyone knows jay powell will be reconfirmed. that was partly why he was renominated. namely republican members will be hitting him hard, putting pressure on him about inflation. did we start tightening too late? how many hikes will be needed? was this joe's fall? this will be an airing of grievances today, even though everyone seems to know how it will end. jon: thank you. as alwa

it is the ones like elizabeth -- elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, those of the ones were talking about it off air. as of the ones were talking about it behind closed doors. they are hoping that biden designed to run for reelection. but the open discussion, the one being held in the public forum, that is the one that indicates how disappointed that progressive is with biden. mike representative ro khanna from california who talked about nancy pelosi stepping down and said that we help the speaker represents a more progressive faction. they're having an ongoing conversation about it, but that reflects the tenor of. >> harris: that is where jeffrey's name came out. the word for this segment though it came from gillian. thanks d. , thanks. coming up, how the left wants to erase the, erase the past and demonizing what made america great real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. li

warren and others. >> oh, yeah. even just look at maggie hassan. sort of the prototypical moderate senate democratic and she is up for re-election, she is incredibly practical, she is a low-profile workhorse senator who concentrates on getting things done in new hampshire. she has been in the past totally opposed to any change in the senate rules for anything within just the last couple of months. she came on this show and explained why she believed on voting rights and election protections specifically, particularly around the risks of election subversion that president biden was talking around today, she now sees it as no question that the rules have to be changed so this can pass by majority rule. maggie hassan embodies the change that so many of these moderates, including tester and warner and kaine and the others. that's who you would want talking to a senator who might be thinking seriously about where she wants to stand up in history on this. >> and, rachel, there is a certain amount of talk today about why d

sarah bloom raskin, vice-chair of supervision which is a major win by the way for elizabeth warren and phil jefferson will be on the board of governors. that in part fulfills a part to add more black members to the fed. i think more importantly with jefferson, his career has been focused on poverty. what does this all mean not just for the stock market, folks, i'm talking about our nation? joining me senior fellow at independent institute, judy shelton. judy, progressives will be in very powerful positions. not just the fed, fdic, other agencies. how is that going to change our economic system? >> well i think that anything that is done to appease senator warren is a move in the wrong direction. i think it means more government management of the economy. and whether it is on the fed or the office of the comptroller of the currency or the fdic, the potential for abusing the financial regulatory powers of those institutions as part of the federal government is worrisome to me. charles: these are folk a lot of them believe in modern monetary theory or lean toward that way. and in their he

warren and bernie sanders would be such great allies. i don't grom that side of the party, terrific. he should have left bernie's name out of it. he has to get back to the sense that he's middle class joe and middle america joe. it's not so much left/right but it was up/down. music to my years. the white house should take the clip of what hilary said before me and make that the playbook for the next year, but it's that up-down kind of economic populism where biden is so strong and that's where he needs to be. >> we have a lot of conversations in washington about process and internal party friction because that's what we do. covid is the dominating issue in the country, and if you look at right tracks wrong track. the right track has barely budged in the year of the biden presidency and the wrong track has gone up six points. that's because of covid exhalves, whether it's about schools, economics or health. what can the president do about that? >> first, he can talk about it, right? i think he didn't spend mere nearly enough time yesterda

and now senator elizabeth warren hello, miami book festival. i am so sorry that i'm not able to join everyone in person, but i'm glad we're going to get

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. >> elizabeth warren. >> i think she would lose so badly. >> here in america we'll not tolerate burning churches. rioting and looting. or taking advantage of what would otherwise be peaceful protests to pursue criminal ends. jesse: joining me now dr. thank you chicago. are there things you think you could have done to spare people from an economic shutdown? >> we felt it was the right thing to do. could there have been other approaches? i'm hum pell but no say there could be. that was the best with the information we had. >> you have been hating on trump. and i think you are jealous. he's a big mouth billionaire about to be president. >> people i really admire i try to emulate and copy as much as i can. >> much better. so i tried to feel the thunder when i had the opportunity. >> i thought you were supposed to stick together, you millionaires. >> it is a club but he forgot handshake. >> if there is taken uprising the peasants are coming after you billionaires first. i was at the houston rodeo and got myself a cowboy hat. do you think i can pull off a cowboy senate. >> i guess. i recorde

b from the bank of england, from hillary clinton from elizabeth warren about ill el salvador going their own way and embracing the future embracing bake wine. well, that's gonna be spread down all over the place and 2022. we're m, c a, c, b, d, c's. we're going to get into that. but i'm going to also talk about what we personally, our resolution is to cover the citadel's. and the notion of said adults and, and how this will help even those who aren't, you know, who are a little bit more faint hearted and some others who have been around a coin for a few years a decade or so. and we're going to cover that in a moment, but right, right. when people, when you talk about the collapse of fia money and the collapse of the us dollar, folks are get, you know, concerned like what does that look like? oh, my gosh room. oh, my goodness, what's gonna happen to mow to mo, dollar, you know, and the answer citadels are going to be a decentralization of society, as we know it away from cities and away from high concentrated areas of population toward muscle, much less dance, much less concentrated areas

. >> elizabeth warren. >> i think she would lose so badly. >> here in america we'll not tolerate burning churches. rioting and looting. or taking advantage of what would otherwise be peaceful protests to pursue criminal ends. jesse: joining me now dr. thank you chicago. are there things you think you could have done to spare people from an economic shutdown? >> we felt it was the right thing to do. could there have been other approaches? i'm hum pell but no say there could be. that was the best with the information we had. >> you have been hating on trump. and i think you are jealous. he's a big mouth billionaire about to be president. >> people i really admire i try to emulate and copy as much as i can. >> much better. so i tried to feel the thunder when i had the opportunity. >> i thought you were supposed to stick together, you millionaires. >> it is a club but he forgot handshake. >> if there is taken uprising the peasants are coming after you billionaires first. i was at the houston rodeo and got myself a cowboy hat. do you think i can pull off a cowboy senate. >> i guess. i recorde