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Stephen Miller & Border czar confronted! See Ari Melber’s Trump-era CLASHES on TV
MSNBC· 2026-02-07 02:52
He is making hisbeat debut . Trump Borders' Art TomHoman. - Hello, thanks for having me. - Appreciate you coming on.I wanna start withthe overas bet and you're carrying out isto, tighten the border. If we look at ICEdeporta, and I'll put this up for you and the viewers, e on deportations under Trump as compared to what was the recent Biden period, while daily ICE arrests are upt, which we'll show. And so my question to youis, dot result as the system working or as somehow insufficient, where you are clearly ...
美军掳走马杜罗!唐罗主义横扫美洲,全球秩序乱套
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2026-01-22 17:02
Group 1 - Trump's return to power in 2025 marked a significant shift in U.S. governance, characterized by a desire to settle old scores and reshape the political landscape [1][4] - The "Project 2025" initiative aims to eliminate dissent within the government, transforming thousands of civil service positions into at-will employment, particularly targeting climate scientists [2][4] - Trump's overwhelming electoral victory in 2025, winning over 7 million votes more than his opponent, allowed him to gain control over both houses of Congress and the Supreme Court, a rare concentration of power in U.S. history [4] Group 2 - Trump's aggressive fiscal policies include pressuring the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates and investigating its chairman, Jerome Powell, for alleged budget overruns [6] - The introduction of a "digital dollar" is proposed, which would allow the government unprecedented monitoring capabilities over citizens' financial transactions [6] Group 3 - On the international front, Trump's actions include the controversial kidnapping of Venezuelan President Maduro and demands for NATO allies to increase defense spending, causing tensions in Europe [8] - Trump's educational reforms mandate the use of specific textbooks that promote a narrative of American exceptionalism, leading to protests from historians and educators [9] Group 4 - The administration's crackdown on media outlets like CNN and The New York Times under the guise of antitrust investigations raises concerns about freedom of speech [11] - Trump's trade war with China faced significant pushback, with China leveraging its rare earth resources, leading to a temporary ceasefire in hostilities [11] Group 5 - The "Sovereignty Eagle Operation" represents a large-scale initiative to deport illegal immigrants, resulting in significant humanitarian concerns and legal challenges [12] - As the 2026 midterm elections approach, Trump's grip on power is threatened by recent Democratic victories, prompting discussions about potentially canceling the elections [14]
MS NOW Highlights - Dec. 14
MSNBC· 2025-12-15 01:42
Thank you so much for joining me . I know that you were released only about 5 days ago and I can' t imagine what these last several days really month has been like for you so begin with just how are you holding up. What have you been going through . Hasn't been easy hasn't been easy because even one. I'm back at home and I'm sleeping, I still feel like, you know, it's not real that I'm still in there.But with my family and through the generous help of Todd and his team of people, it's facilitated my coming ...
‘Building a right-wing deep state’: Project 2025 architects unveil new policies for 2026
MSNBC· 2025-12-14 21:58
From the people who brought you Project 2025, prepare yourself for 2026. The Heritage Foundation's policy priorities are out for next year, and they are building on what the Trump administration has already achieved. The conservative movement is calling it the golden age of choice. The golden age is a choice.It's a choice to prioritize families and empower local communities. A choice to find dignity in prosperous and honorable work. >> A choice to prioritize our nation's safety, protecting our homeland, and ...
Lifetime achievement award: Dennis McLaughlin
Risk.net· 2025-11-25 23:00
Core Insights - Dennis McLaughlin's career trajectory reflects a pursuit of intellectually stimulating roles rather than financial gain, leading him to significant positions in risk management across various financial institutions, including the World Bank [1][3][55] Group 1: Career Path and Philosophy - McLaughlin transitioned from academia to finance after realizing the practical applications of mathematics in the financial sector, which led him to pursue an MBA to complement his analytical skills with business acumen [17][18] - His roles have often involved high-stakes environments, such as leading risk management during the subprime mortgage crisis at Merrill Lynch, where he was tasked with anticipating liquidity needs amidst a financial downturn [5][24] - McLaughlin's approach to risk management emphasizes understanding complex systems and the importance of preserving stakeholder trust, particularly in his current role at the World Bank [8][56] Group 2: Risk Management at LCH - During his tenure at LCH, McLaughlin oversaw a significant increase in derivatives clearing volumes, from $386 trillion to over $1,500 trillion, establishing LCH as a dominant player in the market [38] - He implemented advanced margin models to mitigate procyclicality risks, ensuring that the clearing house could withstand market fluctuations without requiring emergency margin recalibrations [39][41] - McLaughlin's policies and frameworks developed at LCH continue to be adhered to, indicating the lasting impact of his work on the organization's risk management practices [42][43] Group 3: Current Role at the World Bank - At the World Bank, McLaughlin faces unique challenges, including managing risks associated with lending to countries in crisis, which differs significantly from traditional banking environments [55][56] - He is focused on maintaining shareholder trust, which is critical for the World Bank's operations, as losing this trust could jeopardize its mission [57][58] - McLaughlin is exploring innovative approaches, such as using semantic analysis to identify potential issues in the thousands of projects financed by the World Bank, aiming to enhance risk management capabilities [63][66]
Jeffries 'Deeply Skeptical' of GOP and Intentions
Bloomberg Television· 2025-11-10 18:16
We will sit down with any Republicans anytime, anyplace, anywhere. In order to find a bipartisan path forward. But we're not down with that my way or the highway approach to governance that's failed the American people.It's been a disaster for the American people and the American people know it. They fired more than 2000 federal and 100,000. Federal employees prior.To the shutdown that they started beginning. So of course, there's reason to be deeply skeptical of the administration and their motives as it r ...
Stuart Stevens to Democrats: ‘Get rid of the self-doubt. Walk with a little swagger’
MSNBC· 2025-11-09 19:27
On February the 18th, 1915, President Woodrow Wilson screened a film for senior government officials in the East Room of the White House. It was called The Birth of a Nation, a three-hour piece of propaganda that glorified the Ku Klux Clan and portrayed emancipated black Americans as unworthy of freedom. and marked a chilling inflection point when white nationalism stepped out of the relative shadows and into the center of the federal government.And if that sounds familiar to you, it's because we're watchin ...
MTG shocks Democrats by going scorched-earth against Trump”
MSNBC· 2025-10-13 12:04
More Americans are about to feel the pain of the government shutdown. The Washington Post reports that while the president ordered the Pentagon to repurpose research and development funding to make payroll for members of the military who were set to miss their first paycheck Wednesday, civilian employees won't see the same treatment. Even Vice President JD Vance acknowledged the pain this morning on Fox.But the longer this goes on, the deeper the cuts are going to be. And Maria, to be clear, some of these c ...
Inside the think tank speech that foretold Trump’s obsession with The Insurrection Act
MSNBC· 2025-10-11 19:03
Political Analysis - The report highlights concerns about the potential misuse of the Insurrection Act, suggesting a plan to justify its invocation for political purposes [5][6][9] - It points out the increasing use of the term "insurrection" by political figures to describe dissent, protests, and legal challenges, potentially diluting its meaning and normalizing the use of force against perceived enemies [12][13][14] - The report raises concerns about the deployment of federal troops in cities over the objections of local leaders, and the use of force against protesters, journalists, and clergy [1][2][3] Legal and Constitutional Issues - The report emphasizes the importance of the First Amendment rights to protest and speak freely, as highlighted by a federal judge's order protecting these rights [4] - It mentions the Posse Comitatus Act, which generally prohibits using the military for domestic law enforcement, suggesting a potential conflict with the invocation of the Insurrection Act [11] - The report references Project 2025, which allegedly aims to circumvent legal constraints on presidential power [1][5] Social Impact - The report describes the fear and unease created in communities by the deployment of federal agents and their use of force [2] - It highlights incidents of violence against protesters, journalists, and clergy, raising concerns about the suppression of dissent [1][2][3] - The report emphasizes the solidarity and support for immigrants being held in confinement, and the desire for justice and their return to communities [1]
How the shutdown may advance Project 2025
CNBC Television· 2025-10-10 21:15
Government Workforce & Policy - The Trump administration is allegedly using the shutdown to terminate a portion of the federal workforce, actions deemed potentially illegal, prompting legal challenges [1] - Project 2025 is mentioned as foreshadowing the idea of workforce reduction, despite denials of involvement from President Trump during the 2024 campaign [1][3] - The Director of the US Office of Management and Budget, Russell Vote, has reportedly urged federal agencies to consider firing federal workers on furlough, aligning with the goals of Project 2025 [2] Operational Efficiency & Evaluation - The ability to rate employee performance and enforce standards is considered crucial for the system's functionality [2]