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i'm lindsay. i am in for yasmin. breaking news, nbc news confirms that the doj is now investigating the laboratories. that is the company at the center of the national baby formula shortage. meanwhile, merrick garland sends a clear message to jim jordan and other house republicans. hands off of the investigations. he promised to meet with kevin mccarthy. this is an invitation with a warning. no negotiations on the debt ceiling. a florida judge ordered donald trump to pay for one lawsuit that never should've been filed. a former president withdraws another against the attorney general...

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Perception. especially after the securities and exchange commission charged goldman sachs with fraud last week. so tim ryan, chief executive of wall street's lobbying and trade group, the securities industry and financial markets association, says he welcomes new regulation. >> wall street needs reasonable reform. everybody in the industry is in favor of getting something done. >> reporter: that change of position is historic. for decades wall street successfully fought off efforts to impose more oversight over the securities business. industry executives said, self regulation works just fine....

Early as monday. allan chernoff joins us now. >> i think the president was really speaking to the converted. a lot of wall street executives do expect there will be financial regulatory reform. they are simply trying to make the best of it. some clients believe reform is all for the better. >> reporter: veteran investor barry man believes wall street is out of control. based on his years as a corporate salesman for tiffany, where he dealt with securities executives. >> left to the desires of their own hearts, they will take it all and run. it's nothing new. it's always been this way. now it's ...