mr. pierce right now. he's available. the two of you can go outside, have a full discussion about it, and then, if you're not satisfied by that, come on back in, and then, at the end of our meeting, we'll talk more about our staff people. but in the first instance, why don't you -- you have a discussion with mr. pierce, okay? >> there's nothing we can do about missing files? >> i'm sorry? >> you're telling me there's nothing we can do about missing files? >> no, i'm not. there may be a lot we can do. >> okay. happy new year. >> talk to mr. pierce. >> yeah. >> i have a question. did you keep copies of the documents? >> i keep all official records except the audio. >> wait. did you keep copies? >> yes. >> well, what's the problem, then? bring the copies with you. >> but the problem is they're missing some things. shouldn't they be held accountable because the employee is missing, that's the problem. >> i don't understand. >> mr. pierce, if you will. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. we are dealing with corruption in here. we have an

. >> thank you, mrs. pierce. up next, sean connelly, elizabeth miles, judy beck, curtis wu. elizabeth miles, are you in the room? followed by judy beck? followed by curtis wu. >> judy beck is giving up her turn. >> i will give up my turn. >> she's not here. >> if you don't want to speak, stand up from your seat and say you no longer want to address the commission. >> i will use my minute to audit the crowd, if you don't mind. how many people would like for them to vote now? how many? >> yeah. just vote now. >> i give up my time. >> we are bound by law to call your name. if you don't want to speak, stand up and say you don't want to speak. >> i will speak, but very quickly. i want to mention that we voted in favor of a resolution to seek divestment. and in march, the chief investment officer divested $200 million. he did it because of an economic reason as well as for an environmental and e.s.g. reason. and i also want to mention where engagement has gotten us. i believe goldman sachs invested $244 million in energy transfer partners as recently as 2016. one of the members --

mr. pierce who has been asking me to do it since 2011. >> i would be happy to do it with representative pierce because i know he knows many of the same constituents. thank you. i will be in touch, mr. chairman. >> i thank the gentle lady. to florida, the gentleman from florida, mr. diaz ballard. >> thank you, mr. director. good to see you. for all of us who have known you and worked with you, whether we disagreed with you or not in the past -- and i have had both -- i know you are a straight shooter. i would tell you as a member of this committee and also as a chairman of an appropriation subcommittee, i continue -- i look forward to continue to work with you on these very important issues. you know, when you were here last time, mr. director, as the chairman said, the cbo projected that the growth of our economy would be 2% or less for the foreseeable future. you mentioned some of the things that were said by some of our distinguished colleagues about you in that hearing. i don't want to point fingers, but without mentioning who they are let me read some of those things. no economist will app

it's cheaper than its pierce i think they will survive this mr.on are there there is headline risk, absolutely but these properties are worth a great deal more in my opinion than $175 a share. >> i think it is a great buy i bought it at $166. part of it was we saw options -- this was in the milled of january. huge options players were come in there despite this news many of the pieces are in place. tim knows more about the mccal world, but vshlly it's in place multiple years las vegas itself, and the lagoon he talked about something on the conference call many people didn't pay attention to he addressed how well the lagoon is with las vegas sands companies. i think they are already setting something up because of that fact already that's going on there. >> this is my view, i think international mccow is unbelievable after this rally back. you have a stock that's trading effectively where it zooms up after the last round of earnings and there is still a lot of risk out there. i don't under it it's absolutely cheap. 2.5 independent could of turns ch

the thought of i love you just the thought that leads you to mr song never seems to keep category out. even as that they're trying. to pierce reason why me is me for trying not. to have it in the commercial don't think you got to go to topple to. it's a counterpart is look i'm not a construct you're only you economy it's kinds of in the way you know just. drop a bomb going to benching me a trip i mean i was a bomber so the truck took the can. but near him isn't into. the snowball and past of in your cooking and it's to keep the subject are even true she was against going into you don't have much of those going for good so and the reason that i mentioned running out of digital media was never should be could this be jewish into the quote new. machine all of the buttons. i sneered to mention among others took me though he didn't include. tract you claim that this new stuff needs a longer one of the destruction with the boat that can be in person you just along the static kill don't you should the save your just community all i was taught is that suspects are caring i may have little doubt that attack does not offend me then b

piercing bullets. those bullets heavily regulated because they cut right through the officer's vest. >> none of the ammunition that doug sold to mr. paddock was used at all in the tragedy that occurred in las vegas. >> reporter: in september, just 12 days before the tragic vegas shooting, haig said paddock bought 720 rounds of high-caliber tracer ammunition at his arizona home. he says this transaction was legal. >> he pulled up, very well-dressed. very well groomed. very polite. >> reporter: wasn't legal was selling that armor-piercing. also, his fingerprints on two unused cartridges. paddock would slaughter 58 people at that las vegas music festival. more than 500 injured. many still recovering like these women. >> our new normal is starting to form four months later. and so, we're trying. >> reporter: this week, they received news of the arrest just before attending their first live concert before the massacre. one more note from the federal documents, when paddock bought that ammo he put haig put on gl beforehandling the boxes. >>> now, to a deadly encounter between a police officer and a car chase suspect, the pursuit ending

piercing bull lets without a license. those bullets heavily regulated because they cut right through kevlar vests. >> none of the ammunition that doug sold to mr. paddock was used at all in the tragedy that occurred in las vegas. >> reporter: in september, just 12 days before the tragic vegas shooting, haig says pad dom bought 720 rounds of high caliber tracer ammunition from haig at his arizona home. federal authorities say this transaction was legal. >> he pulled up, very well-dressed, very well-groomed, very polite. at no time did i see anything suspicious. >> reporter: but authorities say what wasn't legal was selling paddock that armor-piercing ammo they say was found in a box in paddock's hotel room, with haig's name on it. also his fingerprints on two unused cartridges. paddock would slaughter 58 people at that las vegas music festival. many still rell covering. >> our new normal is starting to form, four months later. and, so, we're trying. >> reporter: this week, they received news of the arrest, just before attending their first live concert since the massacre. now, one more note from those federal documents. when paddock bought that

mr. wood, but this is a letter written in his hand on loan to us from the aurora historical society in aurora, new york. here we are with franklin pierce. and what we have here is a letter that franklin pierce wrote to abraham lincoln, which is on loan to us from the library of congress. what's interesting about this letter is that this is a letter of sympathy that is written from pierce to abraham lincoln upon abraham -- the death of abraham lincoln assess son willie who was 11 years old. part of what makes this letter a really heartfelt letter is that pierce's own son died at the age of 11 shortly before he became president in 1853. he died in a train accident that all three of them were in. while franklin and his wife jane both survived uninjured, they did see the crushed body of their son, which was pretty tragic for them, and it -- they were both -- became pretty depressed as a result of that. i'm pretty sure it affected franklin's presidency. a really interesting letter, how he writes and expressing his sympathy to abraham lincoln. moving on to james buchanan, we have on loan from the lancaster historical association a pipe. anot

pierce he knows many of the same constituents. i will be in touch. >> the gentleman from florida. >> mr. director good to see you whether we have disagreed or not in the past to know that you are a straight shooter. also has chairman of the subcommittee i look for to working with you on these issues. last time mr. director the cbo projected 2% or less for the foreseeable future. mentioning something said by our distinguished colleagues without mentioning who they are that no economist will approve the budget there will not be 3% growth to say this is a betrayal of the american people another distinguished friend and colleague said the media are doing a pretty good job to document the problems of the assumptions made with this budget the 3% growth rate that no economist thinks is reasonable. i could go on and on. others said they were fantasyland or pipedream projections. so now we know very costly natural disasters that pipedream fantasy that was so impossible so thank you for your leadership to come up with real projections. the leadership of the administration and your decisive actions