brown: senator daines from montana is recognized. sen. daines: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to express concern with my colleague's about the cfpb. we saw the same thing under the obama adventures and. under the obama cfpb, they pursued regulation by enforcement, choosing to go after countries without giving clarity on how to avoid engaging abusive behavior. the behavior of the cfpb has had a detrimental effect on businesses and has limited consumer choice and increased cost of credit across america and my home state of montana. i'm concerned and i fear that the cfpb is already reverting back to some of those practices of the obama era. the cfpb re-imposing some burdensome rules. director chopra, you said during your confirmation hearing that you would not prejudge a business based on an industry it is in. will you reaffirm that commitment to this committee today? dir. chopra: yes, we should never prejudge a law-abiding business, and i am happy to answer whatever you want. yes. sen. daines: ok, thank you. you also said you intend on focusing your oversight on large bus

juliet: good afternoon, dain. boris johnson predicting a difficult winter as his government acknowledged worsening data the uk reported 223 deaths within 28 days of testing positive for covid-19 as of tuesday that's the highest figure since march. despite warnings, current measures are keeping the virus under control. congressional democrats broke the stalemate this despite get ting rid of trimming portions of the multi-trillion dollar spending package the progress came after meeting with both wings on tuesday. and chuck schumer put pressure on democrats to sew up a deal this week. jamie diamond has said that they will boost pay for their wealth advise ors testimony j.p. morgan dialed in from wins or castle before a meeting with the queen to announce a revamp to the pay structure. he advices current advise ors to stick with the bank. g. -- and sales at the brand rose 3.8% from a year earlier that compares with a growth of 8 % in the second quarter. and an increase in the third quarter. global news 24 hours a day o

daines: thank you for that answer. recent reports of shown tens of thousands, perhaps over 100,000 migrants been released in the interior to detach and release. do you support catch and release and do you think it's an effective system? mr. magnus: i appreciate the question and the challenge of course is we are dealing with a fundamentally broken system. it did not just become broken, it has been for many years and particularly over the last four plus years we've been challenged with not enough asylum officers, not enough immigration judges come along weights for chordates. -- for court data. these things take a toll. this is the truth. in multiple administrations. it will require congress to make a fix of this area. and i am very interested in working with the members of congress. i would like to work with you and others to see how we can best ensure that the process works the way it's supposed to. sen. wyden: next to senator warren. senator warren: thank you chief magnus for being here today. it's good to be able to

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senator daines from montana is recognized from his office. >> thank you. and i want to extend a warm welcome to our witness. appreciate this opportunity to discuss matters that are affecting the security of our nation. over the past year china's exerted increasing pressure both military as well as financially on taiwan and its neighbors in the south china sea. while at the same time edging itself from international pressure with new anti-sanctions laws. mr. adeyemo, how does china's decisions not to extend anti-sanctions laws into >> senator, thank you for the important question, and i think this speaks to why we believe it's critical that as we move forward on sanctions, we look forward to every opportunity, the ability to do them multilaterally. frank frankly, our adversaries are seeking ways around our sanctions every day, and to ensure they're unable to do that are making sure our sanctions are not just driven by the united states but by the international community made up of our allies and partners, while the impact of our sanctions are great, we impr

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manchin: now we have senator daines. sen. braun: we want to learn more about how legislation from across the business might hurt your business. we know the house version raises taxes on businesses. it places new royalties on your products and makes it harder for you to support jobs in your communities. mr. brown, if the house get their way and pass this sweeping anti-mining legislation, what would that mean to montana jobs you provide and your ability to mine and supply the united states with bentonite. mr. brown: i would like to highlight that we are a small business, and the president has said that any new tax won't impact small business. the taxes we are talking about, the significant increase in royalties would impact us tremendously. again, our margins are very thin. our ability to absorb an 8% royalty, however that is defined, and other fees that may come on top of that is going to be difficult. it's questionable whether we can pass that to our customers. i believe some of our customers would elect to source their mater

allowed to stay here illegally joining us what he wants to hear today, from chris magnus is senator steve daines, senator that's going to be tough to overcome is he going to say i don't believe that them? >> well, many of us have very serious concerns about this nominee. because he's got a track record. he's put it in writing as you mention in the op-ed but the president is nominated to be the next head of the custom border patrol, the largest law enforcement agency in the united states, somebody who does not believe we should build the wall. who believes that we should not put in place the trump policies that worked to secure the southern border. and further more has defended sanctuary cities. and he need to go down to southern border and ask these agents what do you think to see as many of us spent time with agent and stand up and absolutely go after the administration what they did to the border patrol at that horrible hoax that border patrol on the horse they said they were whipping migrants when turned out to be reigns on that horse any common sense of montana can figure that out and yet th

daines: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. daines: mr. president, first of all, i want to thank the senator from utah for his courtesy. thank you, senator lee. americans across the country, people around the world, and myself believe that in this room they know that president biden is failing at our southern border. that's not a secret. we've had months of record-shattering numbers of illegal immigrants crossing that southern border. we've had unfathombling amounts a of -- we've had unfathomable amounts of illegal drugs coming into our country. it's making its way across the southern border and into states like my home state of montana. many of you have probably heard me say that montana is a northern border state with a southern border crisis. well, that's true. the crisis at our southern border created by president biden is out of control, and we all know we must do something to change the status quo to protect our families and our communities. but what which i'