additional funding available t help banks meet the needs of their depositors this comes just days after the collapse of silicon valley bank nbc news producer garrett grew back joins me now. gary, what more. do we know we do have the statemen straight from we will read a portion of it t you now. after a recommendation from th board, the fdic in the federal reserve, and consulting with the president, secretary yelle improved actions enabling th fdic to complete its resolutio of silicon valley bank tha mirror that fully protects the depositors what does this mean? basically, the depositors will have access to all of thei money starting tomorrow. and no losses associated wit the resolution of silico valley bank are going to b borne by the taxpayer. that is zero dollars there senior management of f s vp ar going to be completely removed from the company, according to treasury and they say that it i decisive action that wil protect the u.s. economy b strengthening public confid
mirror that fully protects the depositors what does this mean? basically, the depositors will have access to all of thei money starting tomorrow. and no losses associated wit the resolution of silico valley bank are going to b borne by the taxpayer. that is zero dollars there senior management of f s vp ar going to be completely removed from the company, according to treasury and they say that it i decisive action that wil protect the u.s. economy b strengthening public confidenc in the banking system. now, one big thing, th statement did not say wa anything about the sale of the bank if you talk to any members o congress, like our team on capitol hill, yesterday an today, the biggest thing the want is a sale of the bank and on the congressional side, the california delegation of republicans and democrat wrapped a briefing call this afternoon. they were briefed ahead of thi public statement they want both the engineering of a sale of the bank, and t raise the fdic limit right
which presidential candidates kick their campaigns into full year. well, the start of this election year summer it s unlike anything wave seen before. in onewa week president biden a former president trump will face-off in the earliest election debate in modern history. the biden campaign made a deliberate choice to challenge trump to an early debate to force voters to reckon with the reality of the choice they re goingof have to make sooner ratr than later. today we got new details about how that debate is going to play out. independent candidate robert f. kennedy jr. officially failing to qualify. biden will be standing at the podium on the right of the television screen while trump will have the podium on the left, the same configuration as the two debates held four years ago. donald trump got to choose the order of thedo closing statemen. he chose to go last, giving him the final word. we also got new details how the two candidates plan to prepare for the debate. tonight
arab spring break. not over yet. i just want to make it out tougher. crime is down. a new hoax alert. can you hold for me? hopeful. plus, jake, paul, politics is like a game of cards. you don t pick the cards. you play the hand you re dealtee . after using up their dictator on day one card and the lock , democratss ar upr on are down with only two cards left to play. wit joe biden and kamala har. and around the democrat poker table, the question is, what s the next play? the obvious answer was joe biden. he warned them the first poker game. he won ty not go for a repeat? problem is, everybody sees e the play coming and the biden card, no guarantee. he s lagging with debate prep, skipping out on g-ipping o7 din, and now his son s conviction is hanging over his head. s convicgsources inside of the e house tell the new york times biden s growing more resigned and worried than ever about what the future might hold for his son. and the media is starting to question t
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