David Frum: Trump Shows He’s Still Got Juice
David Frum’s recent analysis in The Atlantic examines what Indiana’s Republican primary results reveal about the future of the GOP ahead of the 2026 midterm…
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By Robert Schmidt and Jesse Hamilton (original source Bloomberg)
“In early February, with the Treasury secretary testifying about wild gyrations in the stock market and the Federal Reserve leveling unprecedented penalties against Wells Fargo & Co., it may have felt like 2008 again, with the financial system under siege. In reality, banks are booming, at least in Washington.
As the 10th anniversary of the financial crisis approaches, many of the restrictions put in place to rein in Wall Street risk-taking are quietly being unwound. The Senate is considering legislation that would remove dozens of major banks from stepped-up oversight. The bill has broad Republican support and has been endorsed by 11 Democrats. In recent months a handful of the federal agencies that supervise financial companies have taken steps to revise two complex rules—one restricting trading and one requiring extra capital—that banks have long complained cost them millions of dollars in profits.”
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David Frum: Trump Shows He’s Still Got Juice
David Frum’s recent analysis in The Atlantic examines what Indiana’s Republican primary results reveal about the future of the GOP ahead of the 2026 midterm…
Thought Leader: David Frum
Michael Auslin on His New Book, National Treasure: How the Declaration of Independence Made America
Author and historian Michael Auslin talked about his new book, National Treasure. The book is about the Declaration of Independence; he discusses with C-SPAN. One of…
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Scott Gottlieb Joins Face the Nation
On Face the Nation, Scott Gottlieb discussed the emerging hantavirus outbreak tied to a cruise ship and assessed the broader public health risks facing the…
Thought Leader: Scott Gottlieb