pay attention to the marginalization narrative. i mean i think muslims are your best partners in this. i think muslims understand we can do without each other. it s a common enemy. they are not going to think twice. i m there with my family. i will be killed along with everyone else so we are in this together. help us make those connections. mr. gartenstein-ross. i agree with what jm berger said that we are in a radical change. the question for us is are we up for this? i think we have grown content with a system in which a lot of things don t work where we tried to address problems and it gets lost somewhere in the bureaucracy and there s due process and everyone is waiting for someone else to do something and what we are getting in outputs is so suboptimal that of the u.s. government or corporation with loose their jobs. the questions are can we move fast enough? are there too many bureaucratic obstacles and if so what can we do to stop those obstacles and are we transp
culpable if not more culpable than the person who knows the facts. you re going to send him up the river for 15 years. again we believe is justice culpable? we think certainly it s sufficient if the government can prove that the defendant knowingly distributed a drug believing it to be illegal to do so. whether or not he knew what provision of law. illegal because in fact it s bad for animals and the law involved prevents veterinarians from using this kind of drug for animal treatment. that s all he knows. that s all he thinks. now, he s guilty of this statute. that doesn t tend to show at all that knowledge that he knows it s an analog. in your opinion, because he feels guilty, as perhaps he should, he s guilty of violating this law. well, we do believe that would establish the necessary culpable state of mind. gr can you give me any authority for that? your example of willful blindness is an example of where in fact in respect to this law he knows there is a r
has put in place knew rules for prime institutional funds that get rid of the fixed dollar value. they will have net asset values that will reduce run risk. that aside to allow firms to impose fees something that could create financial stability risk that we need to watch. the so called tri-party repo market which is a major source of short-term wholesale funding, that contained great risks. we have taken steps important steps to mitigate. central counterparties a thrust of reform has been to try to move as many derivative contracts as possible into central counterparties to have them. by central counterparties something that serves to reduce risk and complexity and enhance financial stability but when these entities themselves become systemic and clearly need supervision something that you have mentioned in imf work is that we have a major growth of open ended mutual funds where you have funds that are investing in highly illiquid assets. the industries are promised immediat
rule. all the public comment except one was against that. but i think what i m hearing is you move forward with a little bit more of a heavy hand than what you would represent to us. and you say you want to be engaging the industry and you want to be collaborative, but what i the feedback i m getting, those are your words but your actions are much more heavy-handed. that you ve determined what you want as the outcome. thereby, you re going to let people think they re participating, but in the end you re the rule maker and you re going to get your way. so do you feel like that is a collaborative atmosphere in trying to work with the industry and how would you respond to those type of comments made about the way you all are approaching rule making? is that for me? yes, sir. you re the chairman. and is that question specific to the 1110 rule or more general? it is specifically to 1110, but in general when it comes to dealing with industry. sure. so i ll address both.
demonstrators holding a candlelight vigil monday. withholding money from sanctuary cities. these city does far greater damage than many understand at its root at its root it s a rejection of our immigration laws and a declaration of open borders. we re going to rock this town rock it inside out we going to rock this town make them scream and shout. steve: yesterday at this time we showed you this video throughout our telecast yesterday about this body builder who seemed to notice a surveillance camera at a grocery store and we wanted to know exactly who that guy was. certainly we would be able to track him down and as it turns out, we were. he is in ireland. he is going to be on the show to tell us why he took his shirt off at the grocery. abby: don t you just want to know that guy? todd: going to know him soon. abby: you want to he is in ireland, it will be on at 6:50. todd: when we found out that we were going to have this guy abby writes everybody,