witten explains.eveloping countries where the governments and did not have to analyzese properly these corporations. very cheap forgery excepted anti-american forgeries -- acce pted anti-american forgeries are accepted. damaging the most measures of disinformation occurred in ghana where the number two man in the government held a press conference and waved a document around and said i have the proof. this document a report in the west german embassy of a conversation with the american ambassador where he explained how and why the americans were going to overthrow that a government. this led to a sharp between ourn governments. eventually they accepted the west german expedition of why this was a -- west german explanation of why this was a fake document. announcer: they were not the only forgeries. >> at this time the east german intelligence service started a worldwide campaign to undermine, to paralyze operations of cia and they came up with the incentive to publish a book called who is who in the

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witten could be just a beaded in a way to create more jobs. as they butchered explanation of how the economy works that i share your frustration, completely. i don't think we need to be looking at tax reform that take things away from the middle class. i don't think that make sense of where we are right now in the economic cycle. need one that we creates better incentives and makes us more competitive and helps grow the economy in a way that should be broadly shared. i hope that is what we end up doing. i think big tax cuts to any group that is not offset isn't affordable right now and i think big tax cuts that dramatically shift the distribution of how we pay taxes doesn't make sense, given the economic struggles going on which you just described really well. will be the last color. jump right in. caller: i will jump right in. i believe in truth, fact and results. i go on my morning walk and a think about all of this stuff about the trillions of dollars of debt. in 1992, heaid that said if you make an f-14 made of solid gold, it would still n

we asked a similar question about hillary witten. is the u.s. ready for a female president? what kind of model of masculinity or manhood does trump represent? as he present a strong bottle of christian manhood? fatso be asked of the bethel students. in closing we asked things like how do you think the country will change under the trump administration? what are your greatest hopes and fears for yourself or for other groups of people, and what we do next as a country, how do we move forward from here? i am very low on time but i'm just going to present you with some quotes from a few of the respondents. so first we had scott who is a conservative white male at the u. what do you think of the outcome of the election? he estimate middle-class background. he was happy with the republican sweep all level of government except trump. and he doesn't like another case of the election was a resounding success other than the fact that donald one. i never wanted to vote for him but i just like there is a a republican at the presidential helm so that we can get supreme court appointments

we'll move forward just like we're moving forward witten a i'm steve alongside with holly, wisdom, erinking headlines this morning. >> erin thank you good morning to you all. first up making headlines d.c. police now say they do not believe reports a possible siting of the facebook killer is true. now reports had come in this morning that a man description that you see on your screen 37-year-old steve stephens tried to check into northwest d.c. hotel overnight. reported sightings of stephens also been reported in dallas, detroit and philadelphia. among some other spots. stephens is accused of killing an elderly man in cleveland on sunday. >>> investigators from alabama will arrive in maryland following that deadly black hawk helicopter crash. u.s. army officials say one crew member on board the black hawk was killed. two others were hurt are being treated at shock trauma in baltimore. no word yet on why the helicopter crashed. >>> turning to president trump's first 100 days. today the commander in chief will head back out on the road. he's head to do wisconsin where he will sign a new e

witten --owicz has written a new colleague desk column. she is here along with chad morganlander.g to hit. what is it doing to these leasing companies? lisa: some financing companies are getting into trouble, specifically the smaller ones that catered to the lowest subprime borrowers, the deep subprimes. almost one third of all subprime auto loans that have been bundled into securitization are considered deep subprime, that is up from 5% in 2010. to give you a in 90 how much the least credit worthy market has boomed. there are notg going to be that many losses for the investors. alix: the chrysler out with auto sales. down 5%. 0.7 5 -- 0.4%.be u.s. march auto sales falling 5% for fiat chrysler. david: what about this problem, chad? could this spread into other parts of the economy? chad: we don't think it is systemic to the whole financial system, but nonetheless, the loosening of credit standards, obviously only within the auto industry and the commercial loan industry, is a concern for us over the next 18-24 months and that is the reason why you see high. spreads understand the