loudermilk: ok. just assuming certain types of information from the role he's in, is there any idea if information was provided to the ccp what advantage,s with that give them? mr. powell: without knowing what it is -- i can tell you what staffers generally get, the economic analysis that we do in advance of an fomc meeting. you know, in modern central banking, we try to be as transparent as possible. i don't want to sound like i'm dismissing this case in which we take very, very seriously, just as you do. the truth is what we have that is secret knowledge of what we are going to do in the future and in modern central banking, the whole idea is to be transparent about what you were going to do. nonetheless, we take this case very seriously, to your question. rep. loudermilk: and i appreciate it. this is not adversarial at all, i'm just trying to get to what possibly the chinese could have gone and if they have anything with it. of course if you are unaware of the type of information accessed, you cou

atmosphere at the conference following up both the german chancellor speech and now of course the loudermilk zelinski speak. trust me. we've been doing a lot of talking here since yesterday about the spies 80 bonds with less. everybody who's pretty much themselves, despite the fact that he has to be announced what he was gonna say in a street journal interview, just before he arrives here in munich. and, and at least that is a united message from the europeans, from germany. that is a one sons full of the back kind of interference in the election. there is election in the state days a time from now here in germany. and we heard that both and the opposition vida for these matching is going to be the likely next on. so it's upholding is anything to go by on. the card chancellor will have souls. but there's a deep sense of concern over how marks the united states. donald trump, is into creating a facts and into a sense to be criticizing a european democracy in questioning the separation of powers. and that is a domestic issue that is happening in the united states in real time as we speak here.

the new subcommittee will be led by georgia representative barry loudermilk.own as [loudly] milk! i'm surprised that republicans. [clapping] no, no, no. i'm surprised that republicans want to re-litigate january 6th because when it comes to trump's pardoning of the rioters, they've all been saing this. >> we're not looking backwards. we're looking forwards. >> i'm willing to look forward instead of backwards. >> we're not looking backwards. we're looking forward. >> stephen: you keep saying that, but according to chairman loudermilk, "you've got to look backwards to look forward." "yep, you gotta look backwards to look forward. you gotta look up to look down, you gotta go in to go out, you gotta kiss ass to kiss mouth. i'm sorry. what was the question?" but it was hard to look forward or back when some people are refusing to look at all. case in point, republican representative tim burchett went on cnn yesterday to deny reality. >> do you agree with president trump's decision to pardon these violent people and releasing them from jail? >> if they were truly vi