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Conservatives and banks are actually afraid of a non-captured regulator who knows the secrets of the financial sector.

A place in my heart. as we close out ben and then jerry. final plugs or how people can get involved? >> name of the podcast is unaccountable. it's available whenever you get your podcasts. it's extremely well produced. i recommend it. and there's a lot of, like, celebrity guests. i don't know. van jones, killer mike. you name it. but the big thing is that this is the moment, right now, when your voice counts the most. in terms of getting this qualified immunity eliminated for cops. you got to call your senator. it's pretty easy. you call the capitol switchboard and say where you live. they giv...

Ending qualified immunity will change that, and now is the time to call the capitol switch board and talk to your senator . >> what do you think of the so-called criticism of woke companies? might be talking about you? >> anyone standing up for justice, be it a company, be it an individual, is doing the right american thing. >> are you ready for some ice cream hardball here? >> what have you got in mind, ari? >> what do you say to your detractors who say it's not that you make better ice cream pup just loaded it up with may more goodies and ingredients and cookies and things that aren't really...

Administration to end qualified immu immunity. you wanted it in the first 100 days. being that we are clearly past that deadline now, how do you hope to see the white house address police reform, ben? >> well, i believe that this legislation is imminent. my understanding is that the white house is in favor of overturning qualified immunity. we expect that the senate is going to start listening to the will of the people, at least if the people make their will known. the way to do that is to call the capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121 and tell them you want to talk to your senator's office. thi...

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