goes to work. lobbying in washington journal have, in 2018, republicans in control of the house in the senate excuse me and they go ahead and democrats joined with them. many of them 30 democrats in the house, 16 in the senate, and they roll back these capital holding requirements. so, this was preventable. both through better regulation and frankly through better decision-making at the bank. so, you talk about the regional. bank and some of the regulation. they re one of the things that really i find amazing, having covered that financial crisis as well. was the four letter word was, tb to diab, too big to fail, these banks, the biggest ones were too big to fail. they needed to be broken up. and that was the big part of systemic risk in the system. since, than the four biggest banks in the united states have doubled in size, just. about 89% according to latest data from the federal reserve. congresswoman, i m curious to your point of. you were here and now that if you put your dep
else getting a toehold so far. that s a different landscape for donald trump to face. in ron desantis, he faces someone with whom he has few ideological differences. the differences are stylistic, and this, ron desantis has a veto-proof majority in the florida legislature. we should expect them in the next two months to pass his agenda which will enable him to say, look what i can get done, and contrast that also with former president trump. there s one thing we haven t said yet, vaughn, and i don t think you saw this at cpac, but there was the exhaustion factor. it s hard to be exhausted by ron desantis because, frankly, a lot of the country is just getting to know who he is. donald trump is a completely different story to your point of, we all know where we ve been. we all know what he did for the four years he was president, the four years since, but is your sense that the exhaustion factor is significant enough to help ron desantis?
happening there. we will continue to follow his movement and bring you more on the channel later today. now to this, buffalo bills safety da da ma damar hamlin spt for the first time since his terrifying collapse, saying the love has been overwhelming, i m thankful for every person they that pr frayed for me and reach out. the bills will rock the number 3 pa3patches on th jersey. here to react a, , charissa thompson. people are heartened to see the comeback. it s incredible, to your point of, not just the football world, the collective world stopped for a moment on monday, that terrifying and tragic moment. thank goodness damar hamlin has turned to the corner, to the first responders and the
speaker in the 18 hundreds, and that was supposed to suggest that trump did better than he did, even the who only got that one vote. and we do have images on the floor of marjorie taylor greene on the phone with donald trump, handing it to some of those holdouts, including rosendale, who ended up voting present and falling in line with all of those holdouts there. it really depends who you ask. it looks like in the beginning of the weekend, even to yesterday s vote that the former president didn t have much sway. but we know that he was on the phone with some of those holdouts. we also know just from watching sean hannity, when interviewed matt gates and lauren boebert last night, that was one of the things that he kept making a point of, that former president trump was able to keep them online. he had all this influence over the party, when in reality, tassels point, they need to stop showing dysfunction in order to have smooth sailing in 24. and since president trump is the only repu
figure out what had will be next here. one thing i want to make a point of, they have as many questions as i have seen the city is saying they re preparing for what could be another surge, but they still don t know exactly what all of this will mean for them. they have two vacant schools that they are preparing to be shelter. but these migrants don t trust a lot of officials here, so they re not willing to get on the bus to go with , what it will mean for them now and in the long run. so the migrants themselves are trying to figure out what will