00:13:54	James Hannley, Tucson:JHannley2@msn.com
00:17:32	Cimbria PBI, Central NY:	 Engagement & Support 315.228.8652, Office @PublicBankingInstitute.org
00:22:57	Steve Sittig   So Cal:	Walt, when did that legislation in ND allowing municipal deposits to community banks get enacted?  First I've heard of it!
00:23:14	Scott Baker - NYC:Me too. Disappointing…
00:23:54	Cimbria PBI, Central NY:	https://publicbankinginstitute.org/newsletter-sign-up/
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00:26:10	Walt McRee:	my understanding is that it was many decades ago due
00:26:25	Angela Merkert:	New issues with Zoom--camera and audio frozen.  We are pre-filing today with 2 pieces of legislation--one into each chamber.  We have 4 sponsors, co-sponsors.  The 2024 session which is 30 days, opens at noon next Tuesday.  It will be intense on the schedule to get through 2 committees/chamber and the to the House and Senate floor votes.  But we're moving it forward.  We have gone deeper in the legislation in detailing more of the capitalization.  That has taken time to work through finer details--all good.
00:30:28	Steve Sittig   So Cal:	Replying to "Suzanne isn't here t..."
https://wallstreetonparade.com/  I'm not endorsing, just linking!
00:38:02	Cimbria PBI, Central NY:	Sounds like NM's strategy, very similar... Except AFLEP is offering support first...
00:40:00	Walt McRee:	https://wallstreetonparade.com/2023/11/bank-regulator-who-approved-the-riskiest-u-s-bank-getting-bigger-in-may-wants-to-do-a-survey-on-why-trust-in-u-s-banks-is-tanking/
00:41:31	Michael Sauvante, Youngstown OH:	Our complementary currency bank is launching 1/22/2024 in Nigeria with 2 programs
https://scf.ng/poverty-elimination/ launching the largest UBI project in history https://scf.ng/ubi-and-scf/ and a parallel infrastructure project https://scf.ng/infrastructure/
00:43:10	Michael Sauvante, Youngstown OH:	New battery company plans to begin construction in Portage this spring 
https://wiscnews.com/news/local/new-battery-company-plans-to-begin-construction-in-portage-this-spring/article_b6103aa4-ae8e-11ee-a5e8-6b664f4b4068.html
00:43:42	Peter Winslow, PBI - Philadelphia, PA:	Bravo, Michael.  Where can we find information about your initiatives in Nigeria?
00:44:17	Peter Winslow, PBI - Philadelphia, PA:	Thanks for the links!
00:47:51	Michael Sauvante, Youngstown OH: sauvante@scf.green, (805) 757-1085
00:49:16	Jeff Sac ca:	Looks good
00:56:28	Scott Baker - NYC:	It’s a federal congressional issue, not an FDIC choice alone to make.
00:57:41	Scott Baker - NYC:	Your local government has to change the rules so a PB doesn’t have to have FDIC insurance. The FDIC can’t just drop the requirement itself.
00:59:21	Patrick Carroll, CA:	There is private insurance for credit union deposits. The company is called ASI
00:59:37	Scott Baker - NYC:	The state of North Dakota self-insures as a DBA - Doing Business As for the BND.
01:00:10	Patrick Carroll, CA:	Private credit union insurance https://www.americanshare.com/
01:00:17	Scott Baker - NYC:	Taxes back up the BND, far More than the FDIC cap and more reliable too.
01:01:32	Angela Merkert:	FDIC does not have the capacity to back up a great %age of FDIC insured funds.
01:01:38	john St Pete, FL:	The fdic insured all depositors with 3 bank failures this year. 3 of the biggest 4 bank failures ever in the US
01:02:59	Michael Sauvante, Youngstown OH:	CDARS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_of_Deposit_Account_Registry_Service   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IntraFi_Network
01:05:27	Patrick Carroll, CA:	https://www.intrafinetworkdeposits.com/
01:11:33	Angela Merkert:	Haven't the CA groups dealt with this FDIC question

231208 Coalition Call

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00:11:07	Charles Lynd:	Just listening today.
00:13:39	Angela Merkert  NM:	I am going to exit and re-enter.  Microphone and video seem to be frozen.
00:15:03	Public Banking Institute:	Reacted to "I am going to exit a..." with 😉
00:15:31	Public Banking Institute:	Replying to "Just listening today..."
Hope you're doin' well Uncle Chuck. 🥰
00:17:52	Suzanne O'Keeffe - PBI, MD:	Here’s Ellen’s article from Jan. Her new article is not yet published: https://scheerpost.com/2024/01/15/ellen-brown-casino-capitalism-and-the-derivatives-market-time-for-another-lehman-moment/
00:18:28	Public Banking Institute:	Here's the NJ document
00:18:30	Public Banking Institute:	https://www.nj.gov/dobi/pressreleases/recommendpublicbanknjjan2024.pdf
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00:28:23	Cimbria, PBI - CNY:	How is this not a revolving loan fund?
00:28:56	Suzanne O'Keeffe - PBI, MD:	It’s a revolving loan fund at this point
00:36:30	Dr. Ruth Fruland:	What Suzanne said!
00:45:27	Peter Winslow - Philadelphia, PA:	The private/public partnership (PPP) - “independent” nurturing the local financial ecosystem - structure may help to put wind in our sails for Philadelphia.  The NJ report can be helpful for our messaging (despite its deficiencies from our perspective).
00:52:23	Cimbria, PBI - CNY:	If there's someone who wants to speak up who hasn't contributed please raise your hand. Introduce yourself if you're new!
00:57:41	Angela Merkert:	AFLEP (NM) has done multiple financial plans and we consistently show being in the black by end of the 2nd year of operation.  WIth a 7 year projection. This work has been reviewed by auditors and our assumptions affirmed.
00:59:06	Nichoe Lichen, NM (PBI Advisor):	Let's hear from New Mexico
00:59:33	Angela Merkert:	We are addressing segments of the NM bank charter requirements that don't work for a state bank within the PB legislation.  Getting all of those major questions dealt with up front.  In consultation with the division that charters banks and the state treasurer, along with Gov staff.
01:15:41	Mike Beilstein, Marge Stevens-Corvallis OR:	I am concerned about the "white moderate" influence on the New Jersey document. The white moderate concept was addressed by Martin Luther King in his letter from the Birmingham jail. I describes a position of an overly slow and cautious approach to justice issues which need immediate attention. Public banking could be seen as a social justice issue whose time has come, and should not be delayed by too moderate approaches.
01:19:09	Suzanne O'Keeffe - PBI, MD:	Reacted to "I am concerned about..." with ❤️
01:20:29	Kerry Allen:	Reacted to "I am concerned about..." with ❤️
01:21:06	Angela Merkert:	👍
01:22:09	Angela Merkert:	I need to exit.  Good to see everyone today.
01:26:02	Joshua Hall, Salem OR:	This has been an interesting conversation! Thanks all!

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240308 Coalition Call

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