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$10,000. senator rick scott says if dems want solutions here is one. stop wasting taxpayer dollars and start holding institutions accountable for student outcomes. former trump senior counselor kellyanne conway with this. >> it also is a complete farce that they already passed something misnamed as the inflation reduction act and turn around and going to make inflation worse. we are making things more expensive because they continue to spend money that we dont have on things that we do...

A newly introduced regulation by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) aims to eliminate hidden fees that companies surreptitiously slip into their prices during checkout.

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Recently, you might have gone into a store for a restaurant and seen a familiar sign that reads "no cash accepted". since the start the pandemic, more and more businesses have decided to go cashless, taking only debit, credit, or phone apps as a form of payment. but whether it is for sanitary reasons or tech-savvy ones, the physical elimination of legal currency for consumer transactions is discriminating against an array of marginalized groups. now a bill has been introduced to congress in hope...

Congressman: two points. first the dollar has been at the center for transactions and thats benefited american consumers and households and allowed america grow to be the biggest economy in the world and thats being challenged by china, the worlds largest creditor. they would like in a number of years to replace the dollar but the chinese economy is the center of the economy and thats a communist government. its and a developing democracy with the united states and the rule of law. the u.s. must...

And still working on trying to figure out what to do next. >> at the most extreme criticism when we look at the environment and the example of dr. david dao, the question is did the airline -- do airlines have too much leeway legally to do more than what we might experience in other consumer transactions specific to airlines now? >> i think the biggest issue is the empathy we have to feel for those employees. those are to professionals. they were asked to do something unprofessional because that...

Counterproductive. >> so they agree something needs to be done but many, many questions about what and how it make it better, megyn. megyn: it sounds like a sweeping power. >> there are a lot of sweeping powers in here. one is to look at consumer transactions, all the consumer transactions in the economy. many worry that is much too intrusive. it would also give the fed and other regulators powers to go into a firm and tell it to divest certain assets, actually go in and say we dont like your be...

Protect consumers. this bureau will have broad powers to limit what financial products and services can be offered to consumers. as i say that, i think of anthony weiner. trying to protect consumers from goldline? yeah. wow! go to weiner-facts.com for more on that. so its supposed to help you. here is what it will do. reduce choices and likely make credit more expensive and harder to get. also allows them to -- youll love this -- track consumer transactions. now they can just track your credit c...