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Good afternoon, everyone. My name is wayne abernathy, executive Vice President for Financial Institutions policy at the american bankers association. Here in the Federalist Society, i am the chairman of the Financial Services Practice Group, who is sponsoring this session today, financial administrationhe Administrative State. We very much appreciate you being here to listen from our very experienced, distinguished, and insightful panel. If you happen to be interested in the work of a Financial Services Practice Group at the Federalist Society please contact me or one of the officers and weekend at you involved, we love to have people involved. Now my important duty besides that is to introduce the moderator for today, judge carlos baya. He serves as a judge on the ninth circuit. He received his bachelors from stanford and his jd from stanford law. He was born in spain. He immigrated to cuba in 1939. Notice, you might not unless he stands up, of course you will, the judge served on the
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Heres jimmy kimmel [ cheers and applause ] jimmy thank you very much. Very kind. Welcome. Hello, brooklyn. Thats great. Please sit. Whats that behind me . Very nice. Sit, sit, relax, relax. Thats very kind. I miss you already. Thank you for leaving the tiny apartments you share with five roommates to be here tonight. [ laughter ] this is closing night for us at the Brooklyn Academy of music, its very sad. [ cheers and applause ] i want to tell people across the country, this borough of brooklyn is unlike any other place on earth. Im going to miss everything about it. Except alternate side parking. [ laughter ] theres so much character. You can feel it in every place you go. In l. A. Our most historic landmark is the sunglass hut at the sherman oaks galleria. So its different here. I dont know if you can tell. My suits pulling a little, ive eaten so much this week. I want to thank all the many restaurants and coffee shops and doughnut shops and diners and ice cream places, all the many
Heres jimmy kimmel [ cheers and applause ] jimmy thank you very much. Very kind. Welcome. Hello, brooklyn. Thats great. Please sit. Whats that behind me . Very nice. Sit, sit, relax, relax. Thats very kind. I miss you already. Thank you for leaving the tiny apartments you share with five roommates to be here tonight. [ laughter ] this is closing night for us at the Brooklyn Academy of music, its very sad. [ cheers and applause ] i want to tell people across the country, this borough of brooklyn is unlike any other place on earth. Im going to miss everything about it. Except alternate side parking. [ laughter ] theres so much character. You can feel it in every place you go. In l. A. Our most historic landmark is the sunglass hut at the sherman oaks galleria. So its different here. I dont know if you can tell. My suits pulling a little, ive eaten so much this week. I want to thank all the many restaurants and coffee shops and doughnut shops and diners and ice cream places, all the many