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A contract with the individual whos taking out the loan the bank hopes that person will pay it back someday that means the original impulse to create money comes from private banks. thats new to most people. many think a loan works like this save his take money to the bank and the bank lends this money to a customer such as someone buying a house or running a business. so thats not the case if someone has savings and their money is parked in a savings account the advantage for the bank is that p...

Acting position, shouldnt go forward with any policy decisions until we get a full sense of corruption within the agency. hes part of that problem right now until he steps out and says that hes not going to really carry out all the problems and scandals that we saw with administrator pruitt. >> lock lan im amazed that the white house sort of gets through the day, given what ive heard about, how it operates, and the processes thats not in place to make the place function smoothly. >> im not sure ...

The agency. hes part of that problem right now. until he steps out and says that hes not going to really carry out all the problems and all the scandal that we saw with administrator pruitt. >> im sometimes amazed the white house gets through the day. given what i have heard about how it operates and just the sheer amount of vacancies they have and the processes that do not seem to be in place to make the place function smoothly. >> right. im not sure the place does function smoothly. theres kin...

More dire, at least for now. is that correct? >> yes. i think that is absolutely true. i think as victory mentioned, the government started the zero-tolerance policy with no plan on what to do afterwards. >> but where are we now in that plan? have you put in more processes because were noting the 38, by nbc news count, not reunified and we dont know where the parents are. >> my understanding is that half of the parents have been deported and the other half the government can account for them. th...

Investigations are carried out and really andrew wheeler in his acting position shouldnt go forward with any policy decisions until we get a full sense of the corruption within the agency. hes part of that problem right now. until he steps out and says that hes not going to really carry out all the problems and all the scandal that we saw with administrator pruitt. >> im sometimes amazed the white house gets through the day. given what i have heard about how it operates and just the sheer amount...

Its still going through the bureaucratic review process. this is what a spokesperson told me in part today. the assessments of this type are often the result of needs for particular rule making and the undergoing extensive interagency and interagency processes. the e.p.a. also stated that theyre not attempt to delay any questions about the studies, but there are members of congress concerned about this delay. in fact, brook, back at a hearing in january democratic senators pressed the then -- an...

There is still doubt what he has gotten in fact theres not going to be any unilateral action regarding migration instead the three coalition partners have agreed yesterday night that they want to have or they want to aim for quicker processes in the. asylum applications but in accordance to the dublin agreement that regulates migration for the european member states and theres not going to be the controversially debated transit centers that have made the rounds in the last week instead what they...

For people that were here to work, as we have seen an increase of the market. -- reforming the system and making it work, back logging immigration more than it already is, the 6,000 cases for asylum that are waiting in the huge backlog waiting for illegal immigration processes is not the answer, so shutting down the united states and saying that everybody needs to have the extreme vetting, what is extreme bedding, i am waiting on the memorandum to see what it is. >> it is doing investigations in...

>> my impression was that he wanted the reporters to go back and talk about how incredibly dangerous it would be to meet the deadlines. emthere are a lot of processes to make sure they go to safe homes. that they would have to truncate the processes. i think he wanted to us write that the safety of the children and maybe to shift public opinion in some way to say they shouldnt to have meet these deadlines. >> thank you both. >> before we go, i wanted to remind you, theres a new episode up of our...

They put them into different states. >> they scattered them all across the country. yesterday i came on the show, right off that hhs phone call where they said they had every intent to comply with this injunction deadline, meaning get the kids younger than 5 years old reunited by tuesday. late yesterday they filed paperwork asking for an extension because they said, and i quote, that in some instances, these additional processes, especially to reunify the kids and parents no longer in custody wa...