The Race to Rescue First Republic Bank

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🗓️ 1 May 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

With First Republic Bank teetering on collapse, the U.S. government devises a way to put customers at ease. A Texas community grieves after a dispute allegedly leads to a mass shooting. And the U.S. organizes convoys out of Sudan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:22.0	Its Monday May 1st and another bank is going under.
0:26.0	We start here.
0:28.0	The government races to rescue first-republic bank.
0:32.0	Everything is not okay.
0:34.0	So what do you do with a bank that's running on empty?
0:37.0	A parent has to neighbor to stop shooting his gun while the kid was sleeping now.
0:41.0	Family members are dead.
0:42.0	You saw someone running right over there screaming my family, my family.
0:46.0	How is the suspect able to evade police?
0:50.0	And how dangerous is the journey to Jeddah?
0:52.0	The convoy so far has been escorted by armed people.
0:56.0	The sprint to escape Sudan now includes American help.
1:01.0	From ABC News, this is Start Here.
1:05.0	I'm Brad Milky.
1:12.0	Any bank account in the US of A has this guarantee.
1:15.0	It says if you deposit your money here, you can rest easy.
1:18.0	You will be able to pull it out.
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