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Some big bets and some bad bets that will poorly run and also poorly supervised. the fed has already come out and said were going to have to do a better job at taking a close look to make sure theres not future banks like this. if you look at this set of vulnerabilities, there arent other banks that look like theyre in this same set. >> blind, its interesting to know that markets are reacting with maybe caution but not devastation. you can see its actually a little on the positive side this morn...

So you know, weve had this banking crisis in march, and i do believe that the acute risks associated with that have passed . were certainly not expecting any further banking failures, but unfortunately do need to deal with the after effects of that which is likely to be, um regional banks having to spend several months repairing their balance sheets, and that implies pulling back and lending activity so that tightening and lending conditions that were anticipating over the coming months. housing...

Winning the support of his two sisters because you need um three out of the four siblings to align to change the leadership, and i think theres really a shadow war going on behind the scenes, um for that, but i to your point on the sadness. i mean, all that money, all that power and its destroyed a family and again. i think theres sort of like a lesson for everyone there. oh yeah. what matters in life for sure lesson gave such a good read. congratulations money. of course, its doesnt really matt...

Jpmorgan chase ceo diamond said just how much trouble might the economy b? n? i think we dont know for sure at this point, the jobs report that came out today was actually pretty good. it was a slowdown at the lowest amount of job growth per month in a little over two years, but its still a totally respectable report. its kind of what the fed is looking for. the problem is a lot has happened in the last month. right weve had these banking failures. we dont know the full effect of those going for...

Nevada Senator Catherine Cortez Masto and three other Senators introduced a bill that would recoup money from failed bank executives.

The committee will hear from senior officials at the Federal Reserve, Treasury Department, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as they grill the financial experts on what regulators did — or didnt do — to prevent the banking failures.

Side, somehow the kind of structures that can make us safer. >> we can only hope. thank you for sharing your expertise. kathy parks, appreciate you. in israel prime minister netanyahu puts his controversial judicial overhaul on pause but for how long can this assuage the furious public? we also have some breaking news well look into. vice president mike pence now ordered to testify in the special counsel investigation. a look at the banking failures. what went wrong and what can protect you?...

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates again against the backdrop of troubles in the banking industry. The hikes are being blamed by some for weakening banks, but Fed policymakers stuck to their stance that higher rates are essential to bringing inflation under control. Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University joined Amna Nawaz to discuss the decisions and the state of the economy.

Bipartisan push for the c. e. o. s of silicon valley bank and signature bank to testify about what led to the huge banking failures. in a letter democratic senator sherrod brown, republican senator tim scott, writing quote. you must answer for the banks. downfall bank ceo is, though, say theyre unable to testify at a scheduled hearing next week. the stock market up right now that after the federal reserve raised interest rates yesterday by a quarter point, the move continues the trend of rate hi...

Being paid this morning. we have backup plans to basically double fund payroll. we were going to figure that out no matter what to take care of our employees. the point is they were so many businesses beyond the payroll services that have hidden risks. working with other businesses at banks, they have seen failures and challenges. >> law>> brian: what would you e to see happen hopefully coincides with the most responsible thing? we know about the $100 billion fund set aside by banks with taxpaye...