To protect american network, this is nearly one hour and 10 minutes. Good morning, everyone. My name is alex quinn and im president of elected officials to protect america. Eopa is a nonpartisan network of elected officials who are deeply committed to protecting our planet from the dangers of the climate crisis. Ensuring land and water production and democracy and helping to ensure environmental justice. We are here today to highlight the historic investment of the Inflation Reduction Act. It is a historic investment in our security, prosperity and health. I first saw the importance of this when i was deployed out with the marine corps in iraq. It was one of those blistering hot days, when you touch the rifle, marines can sometimes be overzealous and we tried to do competitions. Who can touch it longest in the heat . Unfortunately, someone tried to blow our vehicle up. Fortunately, he was not very good at his job. As the dost the settling, we managed to catch him and realized he was a
Now a discussion on the clean Energy Benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act and how it affects local communities around the country. State and local lawmakers highlighted several topics from Green Energy Jobs to funding for disaster recovery. Hosted by the elected officials to protect american network, this is nearly one hour and 10 minutes. Good morning, everyone. My name is alex quinn and im president of elected officials to protect america. Eopa is a nonpartisan network of elected officials who are deeply committed to protecting our planet from the dangers of the climate crisis. Ensuring land and water production and democracy and helping to ensure environmental justice. We are here today to highlight the historic investment of the Inflation Reduction Act. It is a historic investment in our security, prosperity and health. I first saw the importance of this when i was deployed out with the marine corps in iraq. It was one of those blistering hot days, when you touch the rifle, mari
Liquidity. And we cant let this narrative go unchallenged. Youve seen it in the fsoc annual report. There was a drive by of it in the multi Agency Report that came out last october. And ive been around this town long enough there always has to be a boogeyman somewhere when youre trying to misdirect. I think this is an area that we need to encourage and not run away from and not vilify, not accept the standard pushback that were getting. And the second point, too which is this notion of the aggregate impact of regulation. And your question, which i think is a good one, how much of it is standard post crisis and how much of it is regulation. I was listening closely to sandy. I think weve reached a point where weve seen historically 2008 to maybe into 11 where there was a lot of prudent Risk Management undertaken in response to a crisis. I dont think you can parse them out any longer. You cant say its basul, its dodd frank, you go down the road and then its prudent Risk Management because
Whats needed is an order displaced facility. It doesnt have to be mandated by the government, bit has to be something where private entities can create these things where the price res made public, not necessarily through a consolidated system. But if not reuters or others will consolidate the information just as incident either active does. But most importantly, a system where youre not allowed to trade through those prices because youre not doing your client a service by failing to pick up the easy to pick up trade. There is one additional complicate. If you say you cant trade through that price, you must make that price available so it can be taken. But if anybody can take a price, then it has to be the case that the trading system has to be an all to all system where if i grab it i can settle the trade. We do this all the time in equities. Why should it be so difficult to do it in another system. Theyre just securities. So lets settle them up that way. These are the order handling
Two recommendations. There should be a dedication to the research and development of solutions to mine Law Enforcement databases for information that will not only reduce and solve crime, but help keep our officers safe. This cannot be a one time endeavor, but rather a continual process. In addition, we must look for and publicize best practices and use of social media. Currently, there is no better way to connect with the citizens. In Law Enforcement we are only as strong as our relationships with the community. If they trust us they will call us when something is amiss in their neighborhood. So, the question that begs to be answered is how do we build that trust. It begins with understanding ourselves and the citizens we serve. To this every Law Enforcement officer should be mandate aed to complete the course entitle td fair and impartial policing. Its to show that everyone has biases and that luiu critical for officers to recognize this, make every attempt to set them aside when ser