due to be when john deutsch ws nominated to be the next director of central intelligence, i smuggled 100 classified documents and took them up to the senate intelligence committee and i laid all this stuff out on the table. it was a bipartisan meeting with staff, probably a little bit different than what we are seeing with the ukrainegate episode today. i had taken post-it notes and labeled the key documents and my basic pitch was i don't believe folks at the pentagon are playing straight with the american people and veterans about this, please quiz him on the basis of this material. make a real effort. within days i learned instead of ciag that, they had called to say do you know one of your people came up here with 100 documents and try to pitch this on us? i got the sense i was being subjected to a counterintelligence investigation and that told us it was time to go and we need to think about an exit strategy. that's basic between april-may of 1995 and about a year later is what will begin to execute t strategy. >> host: how then did you become a whistleblower? what was the exit s

westmore found his calling as a leader in military school going on to johns hopkins, oxford, and deutschebefore volunteering for a tour in northern afghanistan as an officer with the 82nd airborne division. back in the united

wes moore found his calling as a leader in military school, going on to johns hopkins, to oxford on a scholarship, and deutschebefore volunteering for a tour in northern afghanistan as an officer with the 82nd airborne division.

wes moore found his calling as a leader in military school, going on to johns hopkins, to oxford on a scholarship, and deutschebefore volunteering for a tour in northern afghanistan as an officer with the 82nd airborne division. back in the united states, moore turned to helping kids like him, first in baltimore, and now, as

wes moore found his calling as a leader in military school, going on to johns hopkins, to oxford on a scholarship, and deutscheolunteering for a tour in northern afghanistan as an officer with the 82nd airborne division. back in the united states, moore turned to helping kids like him, first in baltimore, and now, as

deutsche bank. >> time to look at upgrades and downgrades a couple to tell but. johnsonance johnpgraded to neutral from underweight at atlantic equities with the analyst citing the growth potential across t theee main business franchises,rice target on & $129 and separately there are reports tonight that j&j has offered to pay about $4 billion to settle lawsuits accusing the company of contributing to the crisis. stock was up more than 1.5% t 153.. ade was downgraded to neutral from buy at citit the analyst citing the potential for limited margin expansion in that business. pricene target, $313, shes fell more than 123% today to 272.70. >>> still ah bd, the bet the casino industry is making on the future of the vegas strip. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> general motors and uawd confir the two sides reached a proposed ttative contract agreement that cld end the monthlong strike. leadership and rank and file till nee to et vote on the deal and theyy called a meeng for tomorrow. details of theeal not known yet. but workers had been asking for a bigger share of gm profits and for moreit job s among

john bercow is going to allow a vote today. equities up by about 0.9%. some of the industrials doing well. deutsche bank having a fairly solid day as well. there's talks of more job cuts coming through, but this time in the rates area. u.k. prime minister boris johnson going to try again to get that brexit deal through parliament, a bid to show the eu he has the numbers to get that bill ratified. this as we await an announcement from house of commons speaker ton bercow, who could decide not even allow that vote. we are joined by emma chandra, live from westminster. give us an update of what is going on right now. commonsll, the house of is sitting, and the key decision we are waiting to hear about today is from the speaker of the house of commons, john bercow, and whether or not he will allow a meaningful vote on boris johnson's brexit deal. certainly, boris johnson and his government want a vote on that deal today, but we have to hear from the speaker if you will allow that vote to go ahead. we are expecting to hear from him in the next 30 minutes or so, whether he will allow that vote to happen.

deutsche bank and anyone else who weighed in. no, i think a general election could be on the books very soon if the deal fails tomorrow. connell: what do you say, johnee. connell: what do you say to the people, boy if you crash out, that's a mess for the economy? people are overdoing that? >> this is all project fair organized by those global socialists ted heath, major, browne, not me, but the other browne. connell: we know. >> cameron and may. they have all been trying to terrify people. of course the playbook of the european union is delay, delay, delay. meanwhile pour massive dollars into advertising pro-the european union and massive dollars in creating fear amongst people. but i sense that a lot of people in britain, pro-brexit people are really fed up with what is going on. even some of my friends who voted remain in london in the financial industry in particular are thinking of voting for brexit. they say that was the vote. this is the fair democratic decision. and other people are saying, for god's sake let's get rid of this whole problem which is denying investment to britain. it is creating uncertainty. let's get brexit done. connell: ash