fraud. bill: you are right on that point. i want to bring in vivek ramaswamy. good morning to you. should he do this now? under oath? you know what? i think he has learned an important lesson from the people who preceded him. fraudsters. the way it works you wax eloquent. win awards, make political contributions to the right party. when things go south he has a new practiced vulnerability. apologize profusely. you saw it from a lot of the financial executives in the after math of the 2008 crisis. he is taking a play from their playbook. one piece of advice is to interrogate not beating up this one guy but recognize all the ways he wasn t actually that different than a lot of the more
represents here, okay, and what elon is trying to do. there is some overlap. i think this is an unforced error by musk. the reason he is showing the light of day to these internal censorship efforts was to prove how corrupt the previous regime was. he is inserting himself into the debate by taking a political position. i don t know that this was the right move but i find it really funny and after the weekend i had in oklahoma city i m glad no one is calling to prosecute me. that s it. bill: statute of limitations hasn t expired yet. thanks for nothing. bill: sheriff knocking on the door. dana: you re never going back to oklahoma. no time soon. bill: sam bankman-fried, sbf set to testify in a house hearing tomorrow as the feds weigh possible fraud charges after the giant crypto collapse. an american disappears while
pass for a touchdown. the move adds to his long, long highlight reel and propelled the chiefs with a win over the broncos. that was the best the broncos have played all year according to my sister. bill: sorry about your broncos. dana: congratulations on the bengals. bill: they won again. that s so good. you remember doug flutie the quarterback for a number of teams. he did that stuff all the time in college. extraordinary. boom, boom, boom. and it all worked. bengals won five in a row. honing in on hunter. how kevin mccarthy is vowing to get to the bottom of the laptop story. the president s son isn t bothered by any of this. a gallery in new york is selling one of his paintings for a quarter million dollars and jimmy failla but down the money to buy it and hang it in the living. he lives to tell the story. jimmie is next.
only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. bill: the disgraced founder of ftx set to testify tomorrow on the hearing on the collapse of his company. he will face questions from the house financial services committee. kelly o grady has more. we can expect lawmakers to lay the ground work in their case for regulation tomorrow. it is set to be very contentious, both sbf and new ceo are on the witness list. the latter has already characterized the collapse as the worst failure of corporate controls he has ever seen. the founder is relying on a defense of incompetency and a chorus of i don t knows. i m not sure.
us the full truth and that s president biden. and people the end to forget president biden was a senator in 1988. so if there is anyone down in d.c. that knows this issue backwards and forwards, is him. so don t deflect this to the state department and don t deflect it to the defense department, which is what they all do down there, republicans and democrats. president biden, get the intelligence information and get the intelligence information out as much as the criminal. bill: will you have a chance to be in the courtroom or do you even want that opportunity? no, bill. i was in the trial in the netherlands. i was there for the first three days. involved with the libyan relatives and what was going on there. it is 34 years later. i m satisfied with the announcement yesterday, but after 35 years, i still remain somewhat skeptical because now