the fsb is therefore seeking the input of market -- another parties. as it would the Élan and ambitious agenda it would further the other important elements but let me spend time talking about a core objective. in 2019 enhancing cross-border payments were key part in the fsb is dedicated to advancing this important work ever since. the challenges as i see with the cross-border payments are widely known and long-standing and prior attempt to make improvements struggled to gain traction. in october of 2020 the fsb delivered a multi-roadmap to the g20 liters and committed to advancing meaningful change and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of cross-border payments. ultimately we are focused on addressing the court challenges the accessibility and transparency. it goes without saying making improvements friction's underlying existing property span multiple legal operational processing technological structural issues and those can differ greatly by region. the break down the magnitude of our task a roadmap -- roadmap includes specific topics which

market turmoil focus their attention on non-bank finance and pushing the fsb to give further priority to work in this area. because of the way this diverse set or is structured developing and bfi perspective requires bringing together regulatoryul supervisory and market perspectives and taking a broad you a power financial ecosystem works. so ahead of the covid event of my role as chair of the fsb performed a high-level or both central bankers and market regulators to over san coordinate work on and bfi which byby march was clearly a fortune decision prevented the direction of the senior group the fsb carried out its holistic review of view march market term or which not only have different sectors were expected but how those effects are transmitted throughout the system in which aspect of the structure amplifies that. the holistic review underscored a vulnerability in the financial system amplifying the economic covid and in particular it highlighted the dependence of the system and regularly available liquidity and vulnerabilities that strains emerge. the money market funds to margi

we assess this network, again, it's ukraine linked individuals who are also connected to the fsb, we assess this network, also sought to discredit the obama administration by emphasizing accusations of corruption by u.s. officials and to falsely blame ukraine for interfering in the 2015 u.s. presidential election. so this is the intelligence community's declassified assessment of foreign attacks on our election in 2020. this was declassified last month. and all this detail on what russia did to try to boost donald trump's candidacy in 2020 just as they had boosted him in 2016. and it was very interesting at the time, and now in retrospect maybe we have greater insight into why this happened, but it's very interesting that by name in this declassified report, we got a description of what this one specific guy, konstantin kilimnik, did for the kremlin in 2020. and the reason his name was familiar to us when we all got this report last month is because this was a guy who had a very starring role in what the kremlin tried to do to elect trump in 2016. this is a guy who, like, had a starr

we assess this network, again, it's ukraine linked individuals who are also connected to the fsb, we assess this network, also sought to discredit the obama administration by emphasizing accusations of corruption by u.s. officials and to falsely blame ukraine for interfering in the 2015 u.s. presidential election.into so this is the intelligence community's declassified assessment of foreign attacks on our election in 2020. this was declassified last month. and all this detail on what russia did to try to boost donald trump's candidacy in 2020 just as they had boosted him in 2016. and it was very interesting at the time, and now in retrospect maybe we have greater insight into why this happened, but it's very interesting that by name in this declassified report, we goa a description of what this one specific guy, konstantin kilimnik, did for the kremlin in 2020. and the reason his name was familiar to us when we all got this report last month is because this was a guy who had a very starring role in what the kremlin tried to do to elect trump in 2016.tr this is a guy who, like, had a

in his case he was put there we believe by the fsb and that's how the case went. so it's been draining on us, you know, emotionally and financially. but we're doing all right. we're hanging in there. just fighting for our son. we want the american public to know about him and maybe elevate his case with the white house. >> let's make sure that president biden and president putin know about this and know that we are paying attention and that trevor reed deserves to come home. paula and joey reed, thank you very much for your time. stay in touch. we'll have you back. hopefully there won't be much of a need to, but we'll stay on the case with you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> the trial of derek chauvin has resumed. right now a retired off icer wih the minneapolis police is testifying. >> strikes any injury or claimed injury by the party. >> so, when an officer uses for force, a patrol officer and you're their supervisor, there's circumstances where they have to report it to you and circumstances where they don't, is that right? >>

joining me now is roger pollen, head of fsb northern ireland— how has this affected your members — how bad is the situation?— we've just mentioned that one statistic from logistics uk. there is all sorted evidence to show how hard this transition has been. show how hard this transition has been-— has been. that's right, there is a lot of — has been. that's right, there is a lot of evidence. - has been. that's right, there is a lot of evidence. not - is a lot of evidence. not seeing all that. there are businesses that were closed last year that are still closed, so they haven't yet emerged to see what the impact has been on their supply chains, a whole lot of evidence yet to be gathered to see how this is rolling out and it's been compounded by the fact that the uk took unilateral action which was welcomed by business to resolve a lot of issues but that was done with a sticking plaster approach and the eu is taking legal action against the uk for doing that, so this is unresolved and we are looking for clarity and hope they will be able to move forward positively. got some certain

influence campaigns, and now we have the link between how that intel got from the campaign over to the fsb. it is really extraordinary and i think it shows the campaign to be as malignly involved in this thing as some of us thought they were from the beginning. >> thank you. >> the dangers of spreading racist theories playing out in real-time. a gop congressman bringing up the white replacement theory on the house florida days after fox -- days after fox propaganda host tucker carlson promoted it. and knees and i'm digging through the dirt. i feel something in me, like a fire, that's just growing. i feel kinder, when nature is so kind to me. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. are you managing your diabetes... saving is easy when you're in good hands. ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you

think can head north from where we're at right now and ultimately the cadence of the rollout of the fsb technology. liz: okay let me just get to this number you've thrown out there, 783,000 but then you said it could be 900,000. well then why not pick something closer to 800,000? >> you know, you got to walk before you run. so we've got bullish numbers here in the first quarter. we've seen a lot of headwinds within the supply chain, and so how they're managing that short-term is important, but most importantly where they're at middle of the year, as we get into june, july, and august, and moving to the back half of the year is they have some new capacity come on line. that's really what we're concerned about but we think there's a lot in the supply chain right now, and the leaders in the industry are actually faring better than some of the stragglers and you see tesla is strategically important for a lot of the suppliers and actually access to what they need and we hear some of that tonight. liz: let's bring in barrons senior special writer , alan ruth who covers tesla very intensely. w

the fsb. that's their domestic security service. the svr, their department of justice, the treasury department naming names, which organizations and which fringe media outlets are actually controlled by russian spies. this is kind of an extraordinary set of revelations. . and i haven't even gotten through everything yet. that's how much there is to digest here. >> president biden calling out russia for interference in elections. the solar winds hack. actions with ukraine and crimea, a long list that was not pointed out by and large by president trump. elise, i want to turn to afghanistan. president biden announcing a couple of days ago that by the 20th anniversary of 9/11 this year, coming up in september, that all american troops will be pulled back from afghanistan and the war would end, effectively, from our point of view. he's been criticized by people like general petraeus. even some moderate democrats, republicans, criticizing him, as well as leaving on a date certain rather than looking at conditions on the ground. what is yo