john haynes, the head of research at investec. panama papers on the wealthy who remain in the shadows. suisse's ceo comments and an interview on the subject -- in an interview on the subject. ♪ guy: 22 minutes into the equity section let's show you what is happening in the european story. risk off dominating. you've seen it in japan and what is happening with the yen at an 18 month high versus the dollar. look at what is happening in europe. a risk-off kind of sentiment being built in. the miners were down this morning, that is what -- that is what is dragging funding down. -- dragging london down. there are the miners, 4% for bhp billiton. to look the bank sector. down 3.03%. hsbc down 2% rate budget in frankfurt down 3%. rippling through the bond market as well. hans: limited to my chart. nothing shows you what is happening better than what is happening with the german bund. it is down. this is the last 30 days. we are all the way down below. we are at 0.9%. that gives you a sense of how far it has fallen. that is zero, guide. -

john ryder. peggy lambert. ryan haynes. texas, rob armstrong, tony, paul meckler. utah, bruce huff. mickelson. chase evans. vermont jay shepherd. susie hudson is here. thank you, jay. virgin islands. louisiana o'neill. virginia, martin blackwell. kathy hayden. john withback. washington, jeff kent, freddie simpson. susan hutchinson. west virginia chris warner. not a potter. conrad lucas. wisconsin, steve king. brad courtney. wyoming, greg shafer. marty halverson. met michael. has anyone joined the meeting his name was not captured on the role? guam? yes. mister chairman, we have a quorum. >> thank you, susie. on the proxy committee, there we go. proxy committee. chris warner for the report. go ahead. >> 46 were in order. >> the proxy committee is accepted. the rules require the tentative agenda be sent to all members ten days prior to a meeting. in front of you is the final agenda for the session. without objection we will conduct the business according to that agenda. hearing no objection let's proceed. before you is a copy of the minutes of the 2016 meeting in charleston, south carolina. we wi

john lewis. [applause] to introduce them as the winner of the 2007 pulitzer prize for commentary in the atlanta journal-constitution. please welcome cynthia tucker haynes. [applause] cynthia: good evening. it is fitting on this evening devoted to the history of civil rights and social justice in america that we hear from my dear friend, john lewis. kind of prize, i wonder, does he deserve? let's put it this way, his life is a prize. down the precious metals of a pulitzer prize and a nobel peace prize and an oscar, and a medal of honor, and forged them to cement a prize, it would not do him justice. he was born the son of on february 21, 1940, outside of troy, alabama. he grew up on his family's farm and attended segregated public schools in pike county, alabama. he was inspired by the activism surrounding the montgomery bus boycott and the jr., of martin luther king which he heard on radio broadcast. he even read comic books were civil rights leaders were the heroes. moments, hevotal made a decision to become a part of the civil rights movement. while still a young man, john lewis became a nationally recognized leader. one of, he was dubbed the big six

haynes. welcome. why did you write this? we did a 1, 2, punch. we did an editorial explaining why we thought donald trump was unfit for office and explaining our views on johnonald trump it is a couple of things. most of all he is thin on the issues. he's given them only a passing glance. he is divisive. it is all about building walls on the southern borders and muslims and wall off our economy from the global economy. punitive tariffs would be devastating to our industries. >> let me read the editorial. by any measure donald trump is unfit to be president. trump's moral campus is a problem. his policy idea show a man with no political center. and we can't tell what is at the core of trump's belief. person there is a real person and not a cartoon character. ouch. david, you know, supporters say you are part of the mainstream media and your polls in the state support him. >> i have heard from the voters repeatedly before we broet the editorial. >> what did they say? >> i have been to three donald trump rallies. and i have to say trump supporters are mischaracterized by the people who did bad things at the rallies. most of the people supporting donald trump a