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Now, former Senate Banking Committee Chairman christopher. And former House Financial Services chairman barney frank about the financial crisis and the work they did. It is just over one hour. I want to introduce the moderator for this session but before i do, i want to point out that everything we discussed this morning and after this because theoot doddfrank act rose alt all of those issues and we dont really have to do with those anymore. I also want to thank barney frank for begetting with the spirit of the program. He knew we were going to heaven Abraham Lincoln lookalike contest so he gr...

Setting up for pretty nasty open. At least if youre long at this point. Look at the tenyear. Thats become an important oh, its always important but its become perhaps important again to whats going on in terms of trading and the view of the overall equity markets rising to twoyear highs after weekly jobless claims fell to levels not seen since october of 07. Yes that is a good thing. In fact, you could argue thats even a good thing, too. Lets get to the road map. It starts with the major indices in the red. Investors wondering whether we were in taper territory as two dow components red on the...

[applause] is there a nice woman that would like to inspect it in the audience . Its actually my hair. They say, you wear the worst hair piece i have ever seen. What a horrible wig. So i put on twitter, i dont. Its funny, when people want to keep but i like to defend myself. And the beautiful thing about the new media is that you actually can. If you have enough followers, i certainly have a lot. Many, many millions. You can protect. Its interesting. Sometimes ill be attacked. Then ill attack back really viciously. I never hear from that person again. Especially if its a famous person. If its ...

One state's fishing industry is frustrated with the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, the federal agency that oversees offshore wind, which they say is not listening to concerns they’ve raised that proposed projects could harm marine life, hurt the economy and drive them out of business, locals told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Oregon fishermen and seafood processors have voiced concerns about potential offshore wind projects' arrival in the state but claim they've been ignored.