jake. it is unfounded. for several reasons. firstly, the banking sector overall is much better capitalized than it was in 2008. there have been huge changes. a full-scale banking meltdown crisis, is it possible? maybe. is it likely? absolutely not, so the experts say. i was talking to one such expert here in israel where i am. the tech sector which has been so badly hit by all of this. i spoke to the venture capitalist of the viola group. he said it s not a system at risk, but when it comes to runs on banks, today they can be much faster than you think. run on the bank of the world of internet is very quick. but i do believe it s an isolated, specific event. i don t think it will have huge impact. this is not 2008. reporter: putting that into wider view, it s certainly going to hit the technology sector because tech borrowed from these institutions, but the speed at which the regulators moved shoring up the depositor savings making it clear investors won t be bailed out.
commodity that will be produced around the world and we re safer and cleaner about it. it inoculates biden against a lot of charges for 2024. this is the kai that killed the keystone pipeline. he gets to say i m look for smart oil development where we can. it puts teeth behind the rhetoric about oil companies refusing to drill. let me just read you this quote from ed markey, a progressive from massachusetts. he calls this move a disastrous decision. quote, this decision not only leaves an oil stain on the admini administration but slows our progress in the fight for a more livable future. biden has done pretty well in keeping the progressive left on board, even though he s not really actually a member, you know what i mean? climate science is undeniable at this point. alaska is facing the challenge of jobs now or saving the rest