Biggest Tourist Attractions are safe and properly guarded. On balance, thatis and properly guarded. On balance, that is the message coming across. The story in the times suggesting that museum and Gallery Admissions we re that museum and Gallery Admissions were down in london, people were putting that down to people being worried, just the threat of terrorism, but there has not been an attack in london. But people are aware. People do think about that kind of thing. Lets move on. Lets talk about. What is on the ft . Thank goodness you are here to explain. No pressure. Trump starts drive to cut wall street rules. Alarm as. Frank review is ordered. What is that . Alarm as Dodd Frank Review was ordered. The idea that regulators wanted to protect consumers. They wanted to clamp down on potential conflicts of interest that banks had. Trump has decided it is too owner is. What i found interesting, one of the many things i found interesting about this story, is the rationale he has for rollin
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U.S. President Joe Biden’s interim regulators are wasting no time unraveling Wall Street-friendly measures introduced under former Republican President Donald Trump, using quick-fix legal tactics.
They have spiked or stalled more than a dozen contentious Trump-era measures that critics said eroded consumer protections, weakened enforcement, and curbed investors’ ability to push for environmental, social and governance (ESG) changes.
Rather than embarking on the lengthy process of rewriting the rules, the agencies have in many instances used speedy legal tools, according to lawyers, consumer groups, and a review by Reuters. These include delaying unfinished rules, issuing informal guidance, rescinding old policy statements or issui
country s interest. reporter: o malley registered just 2% support. but challenging copyedit clinton gets you a lotf of attention attention. what is he pushing right now? he wants to rewrite the wall street rules and deal with education and the riots in baltimore are interest and he said he worked hard as the mayor to make the city safer. we expect to hear more about o malley s position on the trail because he spends a lot of time answering questions from reporters. thank you, peter, in washington: the republican white house race is getting bigger today with south carolina senator
a way that s compelling to the american public. as a policy person i would be thrilled to have this conversation, right. this is the conversation that we need to have and i think it s going to be interesting to watch the debate in october where he s actually going to have to answer point for point. it is just tax cuts for millionaires, prelehman wall street rules and what on health care? repealing basically what is the massachusetts law, except no, actually i like it when young people get to stay on their parents plans, preexisting conditions. can have the coverage but can t have the mandate. you re starting to see public opinion shift. new polls out this weekend that show the president erasing romney s lead on the economy and voters believe democrats will do a better job on medicare than republicans. that s do in large part to, a, the the democratic convention and the democrats having a unified message but the fact that the obama campaign has had months, they ve been winding up
we hurt ourselves and our creditability. yes. that we have to fully expect and pay the price for that. jpmorgan chase chairman jamie dimon who s a critic of increased regulation on wall street talking about his company s massive multibillion dollar trading loss last week on meet the press yesterday morning. the reason he s saying it was a dumb mistake they made, this thing they did that they don t understand why they did it, it was just stupidity, nobody else would have done something this dumb. the reason i believe he s talking about it that way is because he wants his company s mini meltdown on wall street to seem like a one-time deal. something that will never happen again, a freak accident. certainly there don t need to be pruls stopping wall street firms to take on that risk again. they definitely don t need anymore new rules. joining me is elizabeth warren. she came up with the idea for