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Marianne Williamson's treatment of her staff plus Janet Yellen heads to the Senate.

Here are the big things we're watching on Thursday, March 16th.

Politico's, Lauren Egan, has a blockbuster story out this morning on Marianne Williamson's

treatment of her staff, which finds that on her 2020 campaign, the Democrat demonstrated

unpredictable, explosive episodes of anger, quite at odds with her spiritually sanguine public persona.

Staffers told Egan that Williamson could be cruel

and demeaning, far beyond the typical stress of a grueling presidential cycle. It would be foaming,

spitting, uncontrollable rage, one person says, and could be sparked by something as simple

as a hotel room having a shower instead of a bathtub.

She threw her phone, hit a car so hard she had to go to urgent care, and erupted so loudly that hotel staff checked in multiple times.

Former staffers also recall her mocking people's weight.

In response, Williamson calls the allegations slanderous

categorically untrue and an attempt to deflect attention from the important issues facing

the American people. All eyes will be on Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen today, as she

testifies before the Senate Finance Committee at 10 a.m.

Yellen's appearance was originally scheduled to discuss the Biden budget.

But after the weekend rescue of Silicon Valley Bank, this will be Senator's first chance to cross-examine Yellen about the controversial actions she took on Sunday

in concert with their colleagues at the Fed and FDIC.

Here's the thing, though, not everything will be about SBB.

Senator Bob Casey is preparing to ask her about when Treasury will finalize the rules

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