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sudden collapse of two major us banks. make sure we're trying to make sure it doesn't happen again. cnn's matt eagan closely following all of this, matt a lot of the attention focused on bank leadership. there are also questions about how regulators acted here. what are you watching for today? well jim, we are watching for this blame game to continue and let's be honest . nobody plays that game better than washington. there's a lot of finger pointing over exactly why silicon valley bank failed during yesterday's hearing regulators, but they pointed the finger at a bank management. some lawmakers, they blamed regulators, accusing them of being asleep at the wall. at the wheel and then progressives. they cited deregulation in 2018 the rollback of dodd, frank, no matter the cause, senator jon tester that moderate democrat from montana, he really demanded that regulators get to the bottom of this so that it doesn't happen again. listen to

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questions. we're going to be asking top of it. did they use the tools that were available to them? i noticed that was one of the big things you pressed on, was the timeline of how long they have to respond to warnings like that. i have a do wonder, though, if you have a concern that this kind of creates a nationalized banking system to a degree, if you are allowing officials to have regulators you know, pay these depositors out, even if they are uninsured, which typically would not be the case. yeah, i think there's two questions to it. first of all, did they do the right thing to do to protect the depositors immediately over the first couple of weeks, and i think they did. i think that helped to slow down the fear that some depositors had that a smaller bank would be at risk with the creation of dodd. frank we've really already created a tiered system in which you have some banks that are too big to fail that the biggest banks and that by almost by default would suggest that if you've got your money in one of those banks is too big to fail. but then you don't have to worry about how large your deposit is, whereas if you're in a medium or a small

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Former SEMO Pitcher Dodd scheduled to pitch against the Cardinals

Former SEMO Pitcher Dylan Dodd will start for the Atlanta Braves against the St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday April 4th according to a story on the teams website.

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has been basically a retreat to partisan talking points. you know, on the left, it's all about. well. this is because of the dodd, frank rollback and trump's anti regulatory posture, which might be true. but we don't necessarily know yet if that was the reason why there was an oversight failure and on the right it's a combination of blaming woke banks, which is sort of patently ridiculous as well as categorically denying that the roll back the 2018 rollback of dodd. frank could have had anything to do with it . so i would love to think that these lawmakers are going into these hearings with an open mind, but i suspect that there is going to be some grand standing up. prioritizing over necessarily seeking out the truth so that it doesn't sound like you have much hope in whatever comes from, you know, testimony that that will even restore some confidence in the banking industry. well there

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The Lead With Jake Tapper

silicon valley bank, come in and say no, no, no. they want to be treated. not like the multi billion dollar banks. they are, they said. we're just like those little tiny local community banks that do such a great job. of providing local loans and so on, so regulate us very lightly , they said, because they claimed they posed no risk to the economy. now donald trump then ran for president saying to those banks, multibillion dollar banks. i will lighten regulations on you. once he was elected, he put in regulators. who believed in deregulation. then he went to congress and said to congress roll back the part of dodd, frank that requires more supervision over these $50 billion. most republicans went along with it, but also a bunch of democrats to democrats got help from both parties. and then what happened? is that jerome powell said. you've opened the door. for much

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Inside Politics With John King

they are facing some political pressure, right? i mean, democrats. there's this effort to sort of undo the 2018 rollback of dodd. frank kind of roll back the rollback. right so one they want to. maybe they're introducing new legislation that would repeal that 2018 deregulation. but also now we have the lawmakers stepping up this pressure. they're calling for the federal reserve to kind of unilaterally cracked down on the large regional banks, the ones between 100 billion and $250 billion in assets. those are the ones that got relief in 2018. but there is a lot of debate here over how much it's that deregulation contributed to these bank failures, but there's no debate that the bank failures have really strengthened the case of regulation hawks like senator elizabeth warren, so mark to that point based on the information we have now, and i know that there may be some information we don't quite have yet about how all these things happened about the you see this as proof we need to roll back or reinstate the parts of dodd, frank that were taken away. or is this a case of note the

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people would think that was a very good idea. we just shouldn't be playing around. we shouldn't be incurring these costs on the sooner they get it done the better. jason i want to ask you about this letter coming from senator elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, several other senators that cnn exclusively obtained it's calling for the fed to crack down on large regional banks. but the likelihood of congress now you know, on rolling back some of those measures that they undid related to dodd, frank back in 2018. that's not very likely, is it look, there's two different issues. one is will congress pass a new law? um i'd like to think it was likely. but but i agree that you're probably correct and more realistic in your assessment, but the fed also still does have a decent amount of discretion. and you saw under the last administration, the fed decided to take a less active role in

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in assets, then you get this special scrutiny, but not $50 billion which would have caught silicon valley in its net. >> well, how do you know? those tests that are called stress tests are known as feather tests in the banking system, okay? i know a little bit about this in the sense that i covered cod the-frank, i covered concern the dodd-frank, i covered the financial crisis, and this is more of a propaganda point. it's an easy one to make because they did lore some of the standards, but they're asking you to believe that a bank outside of san francisco regulated by the san francisco fed where the ceo of the bank was on the board of the san francisco fed -- the. howard: right. >> -- never got monitored once? by the way, this wasn't rocket science, what was going on here. howard: yeah. >> you could see exactly what was on their balance sheet. howard: that's my point. >> by the way, and that's -- so this is not a failure of dodd the-frank, this is a failure of the local fed which is probably the most progressive bunch of lefties in the world that are concern the. [laughter] in favor of all sorts of

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heard because banks always pass those things along to their customers. their depositors are average american taxpayers. duh. [laughter] howard: i do want to mention before i get to the last question that the government also closed signature bank in new york. barney frank was on the board, he maid made more than $2 million, a lot of -- >> dodd the-frank. howard: yeah, it was a bank that the catered to crypto, and that's a risky investment. last question is this, we have about half a minute, why would the fed bail out silicon valley bank anyone with over $250,000, that's usually the federal limit? and so you get gavin newsom and his wineries and mark cuban and some of these guys who are zillionairesesome. >> i'm not saying they should, but their rationale, no business and most businesses do have bank accounts would be using a bank for short-term lending, and that would lead to a massive run on particularly not the money-centered banks like jpmorgan, but everyone else.

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FOX and Friends Saturday

that was because the national right to life organization in kentucky turned 50, and i'm there with a.g. lynn fitch who is the attorney general from mississippi who brought the case of roe, the cod the case -- the dodd case forward, so an historic, amazing figure she is. and what an amazing anniversaries, all these pro-life organizations after just 50 years celebrating and feeling like their life is worthwhile and had wonderful results. wonderful time. will: congratulations. joey: well, biden's bracket was busted, i guess maybe his racket is busted ooh the, does that work? rachel: definitely a racket. joey: biden's going to say there's nothing to see here, and the media that support him are going to belief it, and the rest of us are going to the say, but wait a minute, because there's evidence coming out that maybe you and your family have been getting money, and maybe that

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