peter schiff got stuck in philadelphia and his travel operatio option gs were not the greatest. he could have taken a uber but wouldn't have gotten here until

peter schiff got stuck in philadelphia and his travel operatio option gs were not the greatest. he could have taken a uber but wouldn't have gotten here until 10:00. once again uber could have saved the day as opposed to government services. so we'll get started. we've been chatting with our network of students and people on staff. and one thing that makes all of the panelists here today unique is obviously they are very successful in their business life. but they also share the characteristic of caring about the ideas of liberty. and so the first question that was kind of prompted to me when we announced this panel was, what was your process, or how did you come to care about the ideas of liberty. >> gosh, that's a great question. came at it from both directions. one, learning about milton friedman, happen to live in a place in asia at one point in the early 1980s old writings of his, i just happened to have nothing else but read those. but also from business, and from business what you learn is that basically institutional design is about thinking. how possible is it to centra

everything but the final capitulation which will come he will join the big crowd i predict and so will peter schiff obviously have to completely break down capitulate and jump on the bandwagon or be relegated out of business so bank of america also in their annual report to the f.c.c. did say that as well cryptocurrency is a risk to their business model in j.p. morgan's actually says that in j.p. morgan chase and we poor at least last tuesday afternoon the bank counted crypto currencies such as big queen and a theory i'm also mentioned as risk factors to its business for the first time recognizing the digital currencies as new forms of competition that could quite literally give the bank a run for its money right so that cuts into their primary business which sees alluded earlier to jamie dimon nickel and dime in people to death you know they just charge fees on everything overdraft fees and late fees and this fee and a.t.m. fees and they charge you take money out of your own account with an a.t.m. card you know charge of three bucks to take out fifty bucks out of your own account that's obviously

in puerto rico and you are not part of the wave that come in with that that john paulson to the peter schiffoming up at a race that like you've been here for twenty years twenty five years old i've been coming here coming when the eight years i've been living here for about two i was kind of part of that way but but i think i came here because i discovered clever and did those two beautiful islands off here and i bought a big lot in the clip right now at the event you've met the jimmy unity and they're very excited to be here they think this could be a hot spot for innovation of quite a breakout a farce that's going to be challenges how do you rate the prospects for that happening for our trip out and pick going to puerto rico to puerto rico become a hot spot i think is perfect because it's a way to have a test case you know this country small enough and then they come in the industry still an example where you can really prove the concept out you know like like like this. they want to plan a couple crypto city you know i think that's a great idea if they can pull it off because you are stuc

we are unfortunately short one person peter schiff gets stuck in philadelphia and his travel options were not the greatest. amtrak had shut down but he could have taken and uber your buddy would not of god until ten. once again, the private sector and uber could've saved the day opposed to government services. we will get started. we've been chatting with a network of students and people on staff one thing that makes all of the panelists here today unique is they are very successful in the business life, but it may also show the characteristics of caring about the ideas of liberty. so the first question that was, prompted to me when we announced this panel was what was your process? how did you come to care about the idea of liberty? >> that's a great question. kane added from both directions. one, learning about milton friedman who happen to live in a place in asia at one point in the early 1980s that a bunch of all writings of his, i i hae nothing else to do but to read those. but also from business, and from business what you learn is that peoples under, basically institutional de

investigation, this has nothing to do with that either, so i think adam schiff sees the russian investigation with the trump and russia peteringut, and he is trying to prop the investigation up. >> katie: even if you are just a supporter of the present, erik prince of donated money to the campaign. if they happen to be connected in any way, he accuses them of being in with collusion. >> marie: the investigation is not the big name in town. i am sure that he will have to speak with a bob mueller. and there are two stories. someone is not telling the truth. and i think mueller will get to the bottom of that, but what i have also repeatedly said is folks tied to the trump campaign, acting on their behalf, did nothing wrong with russia, they certainly seem like they are trying to cover something up, and they are acting guilty. and if erik prince is a lying, i am not saying that he is, he has been accused of that, bob mueller is going to call him in and say why wasn't he just setting up and above board meeting? a secret channel looks shady. >> katie: but why points that -- my point, harris, is that anybody connected to the trump ca

peters about this. we heard from the ranking democrat, adam schiff, saying a short time ago. my colleagues, republicans, have a habit of asking three questions, did you conspire, did you collude, did you cooperate with russians, and if the answer was no, they were pretty much done. >> does that further discredit findings? >> i don't think that we can expect much in the way of objective fact finding in the house intelligence committee for a while now, if we ever could in the first place as it relates to russia. but i think we need to think about this in terms of whether or not these laws that were broken will actually result in any type of enforcement action -- >> so were laws broken here? is it even clear that laws were broken? or that they just sort of circumstance coup circumvented the system? >> well our election law enforcement, as weakened as it has been by republicans and by this president, by leaving open vacancies on the fec, i don't see how you can enforce this. >> michael, is this when this issue finally gets addressed? does something change? this video seems like t

democratic congressman adam schiff so i'm included for eliminating his opponents there's also been reaction from an s a whistleblower edward snowden he's living in exile in russia peter.

democratic congressman adam schiff so i mean putin for eliminating his opponents there's also been reaction from an essay whistleblower edward snowden who's living in exile in russia peter attention to the lead in voter fraud cases. joining us live. to ski jenison media communications expert thanks very much for coming on to the program here. now. do you think. triggered by the poisoning that we've seen play out hugely in the international media impacted on. either home or abroad in the way that they were going to. speak about script or story. no one can be of such great suspension it's a serious question i think that unfortunately. became part of the general campaign against russia we see a lot of projection. it's a problem for the. little bald political environment it's a problem. russian relations it's a general problem not only a problem with. between russia and the west or in the united states it's a problem with a relationship between. china. but it. may be too hostile and political. of course we need. to change the station and it's probably as a means for. leading politicians to be able it sounds like a big task what do you make of the reaction from the u.s. sena

schiff joins the conversation. >>> and we go life to the white house where nbc's peter alexander is tracking the administration'sction to the increasing number of women involved in legal action against the president. >>> but first, bill karins with a check on the nor'easter hitting right now. bill? >> mika, we have thousands of flights cancelled about 4,000 in total. we'll have a difficult evening commute in the east coast and tonight we could have destruction and devastation on the west coast with more heavy rain. the nor'easter, we've had overachieving snow in ohio, indiana and kentucky. a lot of shoveling to be done in cleveland, too and pittsburgh and now the snow breaking out across central pennsylvania. we're still waiting for it to develop on the i-95 corridor. 74 million people impacted by this storm. winter storm warnings from boston all the way down to the mountains in north carolina. let's time it out for you. this is where we're at right as we go throughout the morning, we'll watch the heavier bands of snow beginning on the eastern sea board, especially from i-95 from d.c. to philly to new york. so t

peter strzok and lisa page. steve: the love birds. lisa: definitely digging in here. potentially that then gives is the impetus for another special counsel. brian: adam schiffbelieve it or not was against this. as if on cue house republicans call for special counsel to investigate fisa abuse. in doing so republicans express interest in investigating everything except what is very important russia's interference. and what we may do in the future. this may help serve the president's interest but does nothing to serve the national interest. i also think it would be great if the president announced and i hear it could be coming soon, homeland security a massive retaliation against russia. but, by all accounts. most people say i don't know anybody that does not believe they did everything they can to meddle in our election. and it would silence a lot of critics and make a lot of people feel better about 2018. steve: at the conclusion of the news conference yesterday with the swedish president. he said we are doing everything to crack down on russia. brian: go to paper ballots. i don't see any plan. dooz ando yousee any plan? steve: president trumin 2017 tht had