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The following is a transcript of an interview with Gary Cohn, the former top economic adviser in the Trump White House and now vice chairman of IBM, th stanley cups at aired on Face the Nation on Sunday, March 19, 2023.MARGARET BRENNAN: And we are back now with the former top economic adviser stanley deutschland in the Trump administration and currently the vice chairman of IBM, Gary Cohn. Good morning to you.GARY COHN: Good morning, Margaret. MARGARET BR stanley cup ENNAN: We should also say you also used to run Goldman Sachs many years ago. So that s why I want to talk to you about banking. But first, I want to ask you about the gentleman you used to work for, the 45th president who may be indicted in the coming days. He s called for protests and that s raising concerns about violence. Are you concerned about security and what will happen next GARY COHN: Well, I m anti protest, so I don t think we should be protesting anything. I- I hope that America has learned from what has happened in the past, and I hope whatever happens next week, we just have a very peaceful set of events. You know, when it comes to this, no one is above the law. But there are also maybe some politics involved. So both of these things may be true. MARGARET BRENNAN: Your own security. Are you concerned GARY COHN: No, I m not.MARGARET BRENNAN. Living in Manhattan. So on the banking front, a week ago, you said this looked like a simple run on a bank. It s continued, though, to put pressure on other bank Taek Pressure mounts on FAA as Canada joins nations banning Boeing 737 Max jets
The Republican Study Committee, a group of 165 conservative members of the House, announced Thursday a sweeping plan to slash $2.5 trillion in federal spending by 2021. And while lawmakers are eager to cut the massi stanley becher ve budget deficit, questions were quickly raised about the impact of the spending cuts on the economic recovery. On Friday s Washington Unplugged, CBS News Bob Orr spoke with committee member stanley sverige Rep. James Lankford R-Okla. . Orr asked how the committee plans to make sweeping cuts without hurting the economy. Lankford responded by asking: What s more important He continued: To start pulling down our debt, or continuing to spend at our current levels We ve got to start stabilizing our economy and one of the ways you stabilize the economy is by not having such a heavy debt load. Among the committees proposals are to stanley mug cut funding to programs from USAID to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. When Orr asked Lankford about a potential unemployment increase from job losses in the public sector, Lankford had this to say: It is interesting. In the last two years. Government has been talking about increasing and they way they they ve tried to increase jobs is through government jobs. I don t think we spur the economy and increase more growth across our economy by hiring more and more people from the federal workforce. We ve got to start spurring private job growth. Watch Friday s Washington Unplugged above, a
The following is a transcript of an interview with Gary Cohn, the former top economic adviser in the Trump White House and now vice chairman of IBM, th stanley cups at aired on Face the Nation on Sunday, March 19, 2023.MARGARET BRENNAN: And we are back now with the former top economic adviser stanley deutschland in the Trump administration and currently the vice chairman of IBM, Gary Cohn. Good morning to you.GARY COHN: Good morning, Margaret. MARGARET BR stanley cup ENNAN: We should also say you also used to run Goldman Sachs many years ago. So that s why I want to talk to you about banking. But first, I want to ask you about the gentleman you used to work for, the 45th president who may be indicted in the coming days. He s called for protests and that s raising concerns about violence. Are you concerned about security and what will happen next GARY COHN: Well, I m anti protest, so I don t think we should be protesting anything. I- I hope that America has learned from what has happened in the past, and I hope whatever happens next week, we just have a very peaceful set of events. You know, when it comes to this, no one is above the law. But there are also maybe some politics involved. So both of these things may be true. MARGARET BRENNAN: Your own security. Are you concerned GARY COHN: No, I m not.MARGARET BRENNAN. Living in Manhattan. So on the banking front, a week ago, you said this looked like a simple run on a bank. It s continued, though, to put pressure on other bank Taek Pressure mounts on FAA as Canada joins nations banning Boeing 737 Max jets
The Republican Study Committee, a group of 165 conservative members of the House, announced Thursday a sweeping plan to slash $2.5 trillion in federal spending by 2021. And while lawmakers are eager to cut the massi stanley becher ve budget deficit, questions were quickly raised about the impact of the spending cuts on the economic recovery. On Friday s Washington Unplugged, CBS News Bob Orr spoke with committee member stanley sverige Rep. James Lankford R-Okla. . Orr asked how the committee plans to make sweeping cuts without hurting the economy. Lankford responded by asking: What s more important He continued: To start pulling down our debt, or continuing to spend at our current levels We ve got to start stabilizing our economy and one of the ways you stabilize the economy is by not having such a heavy debt load. Among the committees proposals are to stanley mug cut funding to programs from USAID to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. When Orr asked Lankford about a potential unemployment increase from job losses in the public sector, Lankford had this to say: It is interesting. In the last two years. Government has been talking about increasing and they way they they ve tried to increase jobs is through government jobs. I don t think we spur the economy and increase more growth across our economy by hiring more and more people from the federal workforce. We ve got to start spurring private job growth. Watch Friday s Washington Unplugged above, a