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Interest rates. 0bviously, the uk at higher expected interest rates. obviously, if interest rates. obviously, if interest rates. obviously, if interest rates are higher than they make more money on loans but they also potentially have higher credit losses.- higher credit losses. indeed, and i was higher credit losses. indeed, and i was going higher credit losses. indeed, and i was going to higher credit losses. indeed, and i was going to ask- higher credit losses. indeed, and i was going to ask you i and i was going to ask you about the cost of living pressures. i mean, especially with the high inflation, and looking at a rate rises, how much will that be impacting their business? their business? well, as i said, their business? well, as i said. they their business? well, as i said, they will their business? well, as i said, they will benefit - their business? well, as i said, they will benefit on | their business? well, as i i said, they will benefit on the lending side fro ....
Protect. one, does the president have the ability to appoint this acting head. it seems like he will win the legal argument. 12 usc code 5491. it will be seen is as discretionary language, just defining the person s job as deputy director. there is no intentionally to supersede the authority of the executive. that is one battle. donald trump, when he campaigned, i m trying to have them pull the sound for us. javi, you tell me when you ve got it. his mantra was wall street and dirty and i know their game and i will bust their chops every day in my administration. he has done the opposite which is suspect. now they want to get rid of the one animal that protects people on the lending side. but consistent with how he ....
I m almost certain not explicitly, but implicitly by the way the system is set up with our government and banking system. the extent of it coming to light or beginning to through allegations banks have been using bad documents to kick millions of americans out of houses as a way to potentially cover up fraudulent loan agreements that put people in those houses in the first place. two frauds, right, or two question bl suspect arrangements. stay with me here. complicated. i really think this is important and worth understanding. in the housing market first we saw borrower fraud, improper documentation allowed an unqualified borrower to get a mortgage on a house they surely should have never been given. that went hand in hand with incentives on the lending side to accept that fraud, to p perpetuate the fraud. the banks giving the a-okay because it s good for the fees. all of this would be revealed during a foreclosure process ....
Me, if you will, because on the face of it, it sounds like you would be punishing banks for succeeding. if you re trying to keep them smaller than they naturally would grow. actually, the provision i m immersed in sees that we need to keep the high-risk investing out of our lending depository banks. this was a key piece of reform at the end of the depression that said our banks need to be able to keep lending to our families and small businesses during a downturn in the economy, and we ve gotten away from that. many of our basic banks, now, are doing a tremendous amount of their revenue from ice high-risk investing taking the funds they raise from the fed window and putting that into the high-risk side or the lending side, so we need to straighten that out and create that wall. jane: this is so complicated and there are so many terms being tossed out, is this something akin to what s known as the volcker rule named after paul ....
They were supported by subsidies. what we are now putting in place since the stimulus, i would argue, is a new set of industrial policies. on a smaller scale. we re talking about making the energy grid smarter. digitizing health information. health care reform. alternative energy. all that innovation. turning it into an electric auto industry which has the capability to create jobs at those companies but create a new commercial infrastructure that invites other jobs. all three would agree that s where we would like to be headed and hopefully that s where we are headed and that s where jobs will be. can we get what dan is describing if we don t resurrect rules for capitalism so that lending on the lending side on the money side must be injected into the economy to facilitate his cars and his power generation transitions et cetera because right now the way you make money is by inflating the bubble, taking the money as the bubble goes up, and let it pop and run. ....