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a pretty low lying area. >> that storm surge they're preparing for, what exactly might that look like when it comes to the businesses and the homes in that area? >> reporter: well, to give you a sense of howe things look where we are right now, we're at a park that's surrounded by three bays, the old tampa bay, the tampa bay and then that third bay. what they're worried about, especially the folks in pinellas county, that storm surge is going to flood things no matter what. even if that forecast track ends up having ian moving parallel to tampa bay and the tampa area, they still beli...

you still fit in them. unbelievable. >> sean: it is pink and i am throwing at eight at you. >> laura: krav maga, hannity is down to a 31-inch waist. all right, awesome show. we'll pick it up or you left off. i am learning from her this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. the senate psych out. that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> now it looks like as a republican scale back the u.s. senate races in play. >> extended candidates might ruin the republican chances for retaking the chamber. >> is a time to believe the democrats can keep the house? >> laura: right off the bat, let ...

March was a bad month for the Dodd-Frank Act. We now know that Dodd-Frank, passed in the wake of the 2007–2008 banking crisis, doesn’t prevent bank runs. Neither do post–2008 arrangements tell depositors whether large deposits are safe or should be withdrawn with a swipe on a smartphone. This time, uninsured deposits were bailed out. But in testimony to the Senate Finance Committee, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen couldn’t say what would happen to uninsured deposits at other regional banks, telling Oklahoma Senator James Langford that whether they were bailed out would depend on what f...

As regular as the turn of the seasons, each January sees Larry Fink, founder and CEO of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, publish a lengthy letter on the state of the world and its implications for finance and investors. This year, January turned to February, and still no letter. Instead, February saw Tim Buckley, CEO of Vanguard, global number-two asset manager, give a groundbreaking interview explaining Vanguard’s decision late last year to quit the Net Zero Asset Managers (NZAM) initiative, which had been formed ahead of the 2021 Glasgow climate conference to reallocate capi...

P>Politicians and climate activists portray net zero climate policies as a win–win: good for the planet, good for the economy. A recent example is “Mission Zero,” a supposedly independent review of Britain’s net zero target led by the former minister who signed net zero into law. “Net zero is the economic opportunity of the 21st century,” it breathlessly proclaims. “We must act decisively to seize the opportunities in a global race.” Economics isn’t about races or moon shots but about comparative advantage and allocative efficiency. Nonetheless, the message we’re given ...