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.. we have seen serious issues come to light. the credit bureau was falsely marking consumers as terrorists and we have to get to these core accuracy issues and that is something that warrants bipartisan attention about what we can do to make sure the plumbing of our consumer financial infrastructure is working better. we need to use the fair credit reporting act as well as other laws. i agree the commission needs to amp up its work with respect to consumer reporting. final question, i have spoken to you about this. i m interested in this area of predictive algorithms, some is simple data analytics available decades ago, some is getting more robust and sophisticated. i am interested in this space because it is not clear who has jurisdiction. some of it may be doj, some might be the fcc, algorithms that serve as a proxy for race or geographic locations or disability status and these predictive algorithms are sol ....
originally given seven years for ratification. congress reported to change the rules. i filed the first lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of that change of process on behalf of washington state legislatures more than 30 years ago. we won that case. the rule was, you can t change the rules in the middle of the stream. if you have to have an agreement on the subject matter to start with and you can t change the rules in the middle of the stream, this fearmongering going from the extreme left and right is just nonsense. the power of the convention is no different than congress. you can call a convention for a particular purpose. congress could propose amendments for a particular purpose. just because congress proposes an amendment on minimum wage, doesn t mean the whole constitution suffers. you are a constitutional lawyer. how many times have you argued before the supreme court? just once. i have filed lots of briefs but only argued one time. you ever think a ....
we have been here for over two years and we are very excited to be here on the upper west side supporting these great importance works and i am so happy to have peter moscowitz here i loved this book and i think you will all love it, too mac. we do not charge admission so we would ask you to keep supporting great people and great work. for those of you that don t know his work, he is a freelance journalist who s covered a wide variety of issues from disasters to the racist urban planning. a former staff writer at al jazeera america he s written for the guardian, new york times, others. he is a graduate at the school of journalism and joining him in moderating the discussion will be the host of the difficult to name reading series that brings together journalists and others. he is a writer and currently working on a novel. if you noticed booktv is here from c-span and they will be recording. after the talking portion if you could wait for me to come and find you and gi ....
financial services like check cashi cashiers and payday lenders were oh bad why so many were using them. i learned banks were not serving the middle class and the low end and i realized there were good alternatives coming on and i wanted to tell the story. it is the first book i have written that is not an academic book. i wrote it for policymakers people working in the financial industry and people like you and me who may or may not be happy the consumer financial services they are currently using. let s talk a little bit about what you mean by alternative financial service providers. what is that? why do you call it alternative? guest: i see the consumer financial industry being three components one the mainstream, which is banks and credit krunts. the second is alternative, payday lenders, rent to own shops, pawnshops and they are growing as technology grows. the third is inform financial services which are not on the map but used by many, many americans. host: ....
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