he's saying pencil-necked adam schiff. lyin' ted, and my personal favorite, low energy jeb. and it makes sense for him to set up this grand villain and turn it into a personal battle because he's trying to distract from the substance of the mueller report, which you know, he's declared couldn't have been better even though he hasn't actually seen it. he's declared it exonerates him even though it specifically says it doesn't do that on the question of obstruction. he really wants to move the debate into this clash and this bevy of personal insults rather than dealing with the litany of facts that adam schiff presented in congress there, which apart from his opinion that the behavior was unethical and corrupt every factual detail he laid out was correct and accurate. >> yeah, mieke, it was really something to see. that's one reason why i wanted to run it in full. is there's the chairman doing it, occasionally glancing down presumably at bullet points, but you and i have been in those hearings and normally something like tha

by the way, adam schiff is completely compromised. is the head of the house intelligence committee and spent more time on tv than with that committee. and all nine republican members have asked for his resignation. the president has done it. he cannot be fair. that's one of the most important positions in the house of representatives. >> i do want to ask you about mexico. because the president is now threatening to close the border between the u.s. in mexico. this week, if it doesn't stop the migrant caravans coming from mexico. take a look. >> if they don't stop them, we are closing the border. we will keep it closed for a long time. i'mnot playing games . >> mexico is our third-largest trading partner. half trillion dollars worth of goods that comes back and forth across the board. thousands of americans go back and forth. is the president really serious about closing the border this week? with all the disruption to our economy? or is this just a bluff? >> it certainly is in a bluff you can take the president seriously and here's wh

what do you think of adam schiff?hat did you think of that tape owith him thinking he was talkg to a russian? what do you think of his staff spending ten hours with michael cohen? know that thew allegations in the steele dossier are not supported by steele. i think that fisa court to consider holding another contempt, contempt of court, people who submitted a fisa application while withholding relevantnt information that migt have led them to a different conclusion. look, we live in such a strange time. the other headline is just a small and getting indicted, thankfully, it's very important. anybody who falsely accuses anybody should be called to task. i've been falsely accused. fortunately i was able to do able to disprove the allegations. but the people who accused me should be prosecuted, investigated. nobody should be able to make false accusations and get away with it. >> sean: i live without my whole career. the standard is so high, even you and an army of alan dershowitzs couldn't win a case. i am glad about th

in fact, it emboldens democrats behind adam schiff.ways knew where we would be at some point after the mueller report was finished -- i'm not going to same out because it's not come out to it yet but we've gotten to it faster than i thought. donald trump from the sunday afternoon until now, no collusion, no -- fully exonerated. again, like many things he says there are elements of the truth. it's the stephen colbert truthiness thing. there are elements of truth but it's not the whole truth and so i think you're seeing this fight over 2020. we've written stories, other people have written stories about how the trump campaign is weaponizing the mueller report, trying to raise money after it, saying the media has been wrong all along. 99 charges filed against 33 people and three entities. that's not nothing. that doesn't mean donald trump clooud colluded with the russians. but the to say this was a witch hunt, tell that to george papadopoulos, rick gates, paul manafort. just because it didn't bring down the president of the united states

we don't have these problems except with adam schiff. i don't think you should be the chairman and i don't think you should have security clearance. david: there's an old expression in middle america put up or shut up. he claims he has seen evidence that for all the work the robert mueller did and for all the years that he was tracking down documents using fbi agents, hundreds of subpoenas etc. mueller has found no evidence. he said he is seen evidence of collusion. put up or shut up, right? >> absolutely and if you listen really closely to what schiff is saying he is saying the russians were trying to do that but juxtapose that against mueller's report and what attorney general. paul: said. they did approach the trump campaign and on multiple occasions they had the opportunity and they didn't take it. they rebuffed it. i've got to tell you is schiff has been singing this song for two years. it's full of lies and his lost peoples trust. it's supposed to be the political arm of the dnc. david: i love his false outrage where he says you mi

take a look at what they are saying. >> little pencil neck adam schiff. could still have been some russia collusion. sick. sick. these are sick people. >> all-american should be concerned about the chairman of the house intelligence committee taking the position of judge and jury. >> chris: house republicans are saying that schiff should step down as chairman of house intelligence. the president has tweeted that he thinks that he should be forced to resign from congress. your reaction? >> congressman himes: look, the american people will need to decide what they think about a president who poisons our political dialogue by going after people's physical characteristics, calling them pencil neck, et cetera. on the substance here, you just need to watch what adam schiff said last week in the committee. first of all, he is said that we accept mueller's findings. something the republicans could never find it in their hearts or minds to do with respect to benghazi, the clinton emails, uranium one. i could go on and on. he said we accept the findings. we are not

adam schiff, don't you think it would be a great idea to bring adam schiff here and have him debate jim jordan? what do you think about that? [applause] >> i would like him to bring all those documents with him. >> declassify the documents. we believe in transparency. declassify the documents. when you see it, you will realize that this president has been telling the truth when it comes to this whole hoax. but after yesterday, people are ding dong therm " witch is dead." >> adam schiff palled around with a very guy who is paid to put together the fake dossier. he has been talking with michael cohen about the topics that will be discussed today. this is scary. the clinton campaign paid a lot who hired a foreigner to put together the fake dossier that that the funnel to all different , who use that fbi document, dressed it up and made it appear to be legitimate intelligence, too good to a secret court to get a warrant to spy on the truck campaign. the american people didn't buy it. at scheme failed and they are trying this crazy impeachment thing that we just talked about. all we have to

adams on the show, welcome.e understand what it is that you're doing, number one, how do you know expenditure that happens in last week or month or however you define it, how do you know that's blow-off expenditure and secondly, how does this government behavior compare with corporate sector behavior, say, fortune 500 companies with large budgets who also have money to spend at the end of the fiscal period? >> those are great questions, i think we feel a lot better of the use it or lose it spending specifically at the pentagon if they could simply pass their audit, as you know, adam for the past couple of decades they are required years for audit. the president did force the audit, 1200 auditors, $400 million on audit of pentagon and they flunked. >> any idea on how to compare to the corporate world? >> so the corporate world is budgeting, they started at the ground up, every expense has to be justified. in the end every expense is audited. that's what we advocate for the federal government as well. >> adam, thi

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but ultimately, adam schiff has used his position.has abused his position to intimate that there was more information coming. we found that is not true. he's lost the trust of the republicans on the intelligence committee and he's the chairman of the entire committee, not just the chairman of the democrats. >> dana: do you think that the committee is broken? >> there are problems when it comes to this particular issue. the fact that they want to continue to pursue issues of collusion. there is no way any committee in congress is going to have the resources that bob mueller had in order to look at this. so now we should be talking about how do we counter russian's covert influence over the united states. >> dana: absolutely. >> how do we work with muldova and montenegro. >> dana: wherever it's coming from. >> absolutely. >> dana: indeed. we just got this out of venezuela. the government announced it is barring the opposition leader juan guaido, from holding public office for 15 years. they cite irregularities in his financial records.

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you know, just read adam schiff's twitter feed.f running the intelligence committee, a very important comment for the safety of our country, all he talks about is investigating trump. i don't think the american people want to see that. >> sean: i don't agree as well. even if they do pull this off, you agree with me that nancy' afraid of this new radical group of socialist democrats and afraid to stand up. i think she's scared to death. >> she should be because it is driving her party into a really radical direction. again, it's kind of funny to watch us both -- both backing up nancy pelosi here in a sense. >> sean: i'm not backing her up. i'm saying she's powerless. >> i know. she is. she is. and she should be scared because the democratic party of alexandria ocasio-cortez has no future. it really does not. i hope pelosi does reign them back in so we can have reasonable discussions. >> sean: dan crenshaw, congressman, good to see you. thank you. when we come back, i have a message for those who think socialism's so cool. and our vi

and it's not a first for adam schiff. in july of 2018, congressman schiff actually met with fusion gps founder simpson, he said accidentally. they just ran into each other in aspen, colorado, while simpson was a key witness in an ongoing house collusion probe. the pair denied talking about the investigation. they were just socializing. and let's not forget ed henry's reporting from 2017. during a closed-door confidential hearing with donald trump junior, schiff was spotted going in and out of the meeting room over and over again while at the same time cnn was gaining access to what was going on realtime to don junior's testimony as it was happening. and who could ever forget the time that schiff was caught on tape concluding with somebody that he thought was a russian to get dirt on president trump so it could impact america's electoral process. the thing that he says he's nfth -- investigating, we've got him on tape doing it. listen. >> well, there were pictures of naked trump. >> so putin was made aware of the availabil

you portray abigail adams. is it tough doing both? >> it's not.ors have an expression, fferent hat different guy, so in the early scene wherey i p john quincy adams' mother, t i ha added benefit of having an interaction with someone that i'm going to bring to theatrical life later in the play so that is all helps i think tell the story really well. it's -- it's a fascinating and a unique experience to be able to play members of the same family in theame play. i don't know that that will repeated any time soon. >> okay yesterday in the post" there was a headline,ro john quincy adams is the anti-trump in the new play jqa. do you hope that this play will cause people to think about politics or mak any political statement? >> it's not making a statement question. sking it's a provocation as much as it is a play. it's designed to get people thinking about where we are now, how we got here, where we're going. the focus is not historical, it'sem corary. i'm just borrowing history. i'm just borrowing john quincy adams and his family members and sociates t

adam schiff is a disgrace.collusion hall of shame. reporters, pundits, commentators who said he had colluded with russia, coordinated with russia which we know is not true. they were speaking from a pinnacle of near perfect ignorance. but what is insidious people who had access to intelligence like adam schiff said there was proof trump had colluded with the russian government that it didn't exist. a month ago he said i can't go into the particulars but more than circumstantial evidence that trump colluded. he said there would be a conspiracy on the size and scope probably beyond watergate. what he was very clearly suggesting in those comments is that he knew something we didn't. it is one thing for a "new york times" columnist or a newspaper columnist or commentator to say trump colluded with russia but another thing for a guy getting classified information saying things untrue and continuing on in that position. >> bill: a republican from ohio is talking about this issue as well. >> to the point of surveillan

the president demanding that house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff resign from congress. this hour, i will talk with chris koons. first, let's go to our white house correspondent abby philip. the president is heading to a rally in michigan. we heard him a little while ago before he left the white house. >> reporter: that's right. president trump left the white house a few minutes ago seeming to be in a combative mood. he is celebrating the mueller report. but he is going on the attack. tonight, ahead of his first campaign rally following the release of attorney general bill barr's letter to congress summarizing the mueller report, president trump previewing his message to his supporters. >> look, i've been going through that for almost two years. it's more than that. if you look back, you can probably look at the insurance policy area in terms of timing. it's a disgrace what happened. this was a terrible thing that was put on our count. nobody has seen anything like that, probably never happened before. beautiful conclusion. i haven't seen the report. beautiful conclusion

read adam schiff's twitter feed. instead of running the national security intelligence committee, all he talks about is investigating trump. i don't think the american people want to see that. >> sean: i agree as well. even if they pull this off, i think if you agree with me that mance si is afraid -- nancy is aparade -- afraid of the new radical group. i think she's scared to death. >> she should be. it is funny to watch us both backing up nancy pelosi in a sense. >> sean: she's powerless. >> i know. she is. she should be scared. the democratic party of ocasio-cortez has no future. i hope she does reign them back in. >> sean: look at joe lieberman tonight. dan crenshaw, congressman, good to see you. when we come back, i have a message foror those who think socialism is so cool. and our villain of the day is notot a pen. -- person. next. >> sean: all right. our villain of the day is not personal. it is all socialism infecting the new far left socialist party.ra lookt at the new poll. it is scary and being embraced by

i want to start with adam schiff. house republicans made it very clear they were going after him right away. take a listen to this exchange between two lawmakers, including adam schiff, during that hearing this morning. >> there is a different word for that than collusion, and it's called compromise. and that is the subject of our hearing today. mr. ambassador, you will be recognized for your opening statement. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i will not yield. >> you said some things we want to respond to. you should allow us to say what we think. >> you can use your five minutes. you attacked me in your opening statement. >> i have not had an opportunity to respond at all, especially to what you think. because nobody thinks that at all. you cannot speak for us. >> mr. attorney, you are not recognized. >> got all that? guys? everybody clear on where things stand? adam schiff, i believe, yesterday, announced that he is the front level chief for front line democrats of the party. he's not going anywhere. you heard from

all nine republicans on house and committee saying to adam schiff from floor of congress during adamchiff's own hearing step down as house chair of intelligence for mitigating leading the country democrats firing back we show you this battle and fact check adam schiff with his worse what he said to take down trump. or tried to, as we again ask does adam slif have more investigative power does he really know more about what went on than robert mueller, the case of jussie smollett, tried to link his own hopes of vicious racially anti-gay talks to trump celebrity tees getting away with hoax as dozens sit in jail this isn't over the fast-moving developments trump promising to have fbi investigate even the president says this is outrageous perfect 15 million more americans came on to medicaid under obamacare expansion, now this a federal judge has smacked down work requirements in two states does white house want medicaid reform to help people who needed money the most we've got a shocking nice report detailed about the lifestyles of the rich and fraudulent new age of medicaid stealing li

adams. henry adams he had problems. -- brothers. and the adams family was in this state of political decline where there were two adams presidents in their background. but henry adams couldn't make even a start in politics. henry adams became a very distinguished historian. when he was writing in the 1860's, 1860's and early 1870's when ulysses grant was president and this was after the publication of the introduction of the theory of evolution. he thought that anybody who looks at the progression of the presidency from george washington to ulysses grant understands that evolution is a crock. it utterly refutes the theory. anyway -- i was going to say that in most cases it looks as though there's this linear line, there's this line that maybe you think you think it goes down or goes up. george washington is a tough act to follow. there's a striking thing. i'm going to propose this to you. there is one sense at least in which donald trump is positively and this is an adjective that i haven't

>> marie: i think adam schiff did a good job in his response today. laying out what we do know happened. we know that the trump team was willing to accept help. i want to see mueller's report, as i said yesterday, to see how he dealt with that. we know there was this meeting in trump tower and that paul manafort gave polling data to russians. there are things that we know happened. they may not rise to the level of the criminal conspiracy trade as an american who has worked on the presidential campaign, offend them disturbing. i think schiff did a good job responding, saying that if the republicans are comfortable with all that behavior that we've been able to talk about publicly, that's one thing. but the challenge, melissa, there's a lot of -- >> melissa: there is comfortable versus illegal versus treasonous. there's a big difference. >> marie: there's a colloquial definition of collusion which, quite frankly, i would still use for some of the things that we know happen. >> katie: mueller is not using it. >> marie: but we haven't seen mueller. every

this guy adam. adam likes to hike as he travels.uple of reasons. >> i had a high fever. then i had polio. then since then my legs from the wrists up have been paralyzed. >> that has not slowed him down. he loves hiking. he does a lot of it. it's not easy. it's definitely a workout for his upper body. if you're thinking, cool, he can hike stairs. he can hike on trails. he can do more than that. imagine if the trail was the trail to everest base camp. >> look at that. >> adam says he is the first person to ever make the climb to everest base camp on their hands. drew binski found this story incredible. that's why he created this video. but everest is not the only challenge adam has his sights set on. >> it gives me a way to push myself beyond the limits i know. >> anything is possible if you set your mind to it. >> this guy is an inspiration to all of us to never give up. >> if it is possible, i want to keep hiking. i want to finish all of the summit, if that's possible. >> is that the goal? >> he's after it. >>> david and kylie team

i am wondering if adam schiff was a part of that?think if you look deeply to schiff's relationship with fusion gps and simp son you will find coordination that has been going on since the beginning, it continues. question i have it fusion gps still working with mueller operation, and democrats congress, are they still using fusion gps to pick updater to president trump and is mueller utessing them? i would like to know, we're told that information about gps could now the be provided because it might impede the mueller operation. so isn't that interesting. david: chuck grassley from iowa had his sights on fusion gps for a while, is he at least looking into questions about whether or not they are still working behind the scenes? >> i hope so, you know simpson has not been questioned in some time. he was the questioned about what his communications were with the clinton campaign, and her lawyers. that hired him as a you know, cut out mrs. clinton used to hire him, she refused to answer those questions. a lot of additional questions need

little pencil-neck adam schiff.ter. >> harris: president trump unleashing what he really thinks of house intelligence committee chair adam schiff at his michigan rally last night, just hours after all nine republicans on that panel called on schiff s repeated claims to have seen evidence of trump-russia collusion. democrats, including house speaker nancy pelosi, defending schiff as a top house republican hits back. >> i'm so proud of the work of chairman adam schiff. an historic contrast to the irresponsible, almost criminal behavior of the previous chair of the committee. so what is the president afraid of? is he afraid of the truth that he would go after remember, a chairman of the committee, a respected chairman of the committee and the congress? i think they are just security cats. they just don't know what to do so they have to make an attack. >> i think a lot of pelosi's poodles out there are running scared of the facts. but they're still trying to chase down witch hunts. if they want to be part of constant ha

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how does this escape adam schiff? . >> prosecutor should he be taken off as head of the committee quick. >> he should go through charitable work the head of the committee? he should not be allowed in washington d.c. with the secret service if you were screwed up it was a do not admit. he should not be allowed on capitol hill with a do not admit. a disgrace to the country into his party and ebay - - anybody who lays claim he is sleazy do not accuse an american citizen of being a traitor. >> it is outrageous. jeanine: going on to the other networks to act like they have special intelligence even brennan talks about. . >> he said he would have known it was categorical. there is no fisa i would look it up march 2017 lying jim clapper. jeanine: so they don't accept these findings ultimately whether it is nadler or adam schiff they will keep having these hearings until they backfire quick. >> they have to. judge, there is no evidence. the great irony is the case fell apart to investigate the fbi actions of the clinton probe

adam is apparently one of them. but we really do think enough is enough and it's time to move on to other things. >> all i'm saying here is you're setting the bar on criminal charges or evidence of conspiracy. i agree with what you're saying, that there is none there. he's talking about ethics and morality. you're saying that's not his job. okay, fair enough. forgetting adam schiff, what about the larger point about ethics and morality? >> i think the voters will decide on ethics on either side. people liked bill clinton. that's not the job of the house intelligence committee, not the job of the house oversight committee. they're supposed to review the functioning of government. voters make decisions about the candidates in other places and importantly, members of congress, even if they are the chairman of the house intelligence committee don't get to substitute their judgment for the voters. and that is what this is all about at the end of the day. that's what the mueller report was about. that's what you're seeing

dam, you adam: i think that is right.re'd been financial market conditions between the various banks like the stuff we saw in 2008, then we would be much more worried but this is been so telegraphed in advance. we do have a better bank survey. people are giving the british investments a wide birth. i agree with daniel in terms of the volatility. house of the restaurant big downside. -- if theresa may fails, it will go much worse. david: can the british economy come back from this. adam: yes, but it will take a while. you have to reestablish trust and trade networks. earlier, you can sterling have moved to being like nem currency. alix: daniel, do you agree? em currency? daniel: hopefully not quite to turkey levels but people have reassessed their assumptions about investing in the u.k. quite difficult to anticipate when a payoff on a project will be if you do not know what the relationship will be like in five years. the short-term it is hitting business investment. even if you do get to a scenario where you are talking a

we are speaking to adam posen. adam, you were about this inverted curve. are we going to get a recession? adam: it is possible, but no. i'm more worried about the data we have had. it is striking how much the wide range data indicators turned down over last six to eight weeks in the u.s. without an obvious cause. it has crossed such a wide range of things. i do not think that raises the recession outlook above 20% or 25%, which is not that much higher than any given year. i think the important thing is you mentioned pce. inflation is going down at the same time wages are going up. as chair powell and other fomc members make clear, that is a desirable outcome. we are stuck in this issue of what is our star, what is trend growth, why is there no inflation? the inverted yield curve, i agree with president kaplan, with all that is going on in bond markets, it is not a real inversion of size and duration i would not put much weight on it. guy: the balance sheet may be playing a factor. aredata out of europe probably even worse at the moment than anywhere else w

i mean adam schiff is a former assistant u.s. attorney. he's a prosecutor. and so as you're listening to him lay out his argument you can almost see him before a jury making this case. and that's what he's doing. he has the backing of california democratic speaker nancy pelosi in his efforts to, you kmoshs continue the investigation into the president's ties to foreign interests and whether that's impacting the current policy. so that's still going on. and what it tells us is that he's not going away. one thing that adam schiff has said since the beginning, since friday almost when we learned that the mueller report was coming out is that listen. just because bob mueller does not, could not make a case that president trump colluded with russia or obstructed justice, that doesn't mean that the president was squeaky clean or his administration was above the law or his campaign was above the law. that's not necessarily it. it's just that mueller, a seasoned prosecutor could not make that case and convince a jury that he was guilty. >> that's the reason why the

with adam yesterday. he was a bit amused the president was insulting his golf game and insulting his drive. but the serious issue here is why is the president attacking a separation of powers. and for steve bannon, who believes the president should be tough in negotiating with xi jinping and this president can't take the heat of a divided government and separation of powers and a tough press? that's american democracy. harry truman said if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. if this president is tough, he should respect the process. >> congressman quigley, without the full report, without the full facts, how do you fill in the blanks here? you say there's still evidence of collusion. obviously it wasn't enough for mueller. the president hasn't seen the report, doesn't have the answers. he's already filling in the blanks anyway. how does a message of wait and see sell better than what the president is saying? >> i don't know what else to do but to file the necessary subpoena next week when the

just announced he's leaving and has kraft heinz been cooking their books we'll catch up sorry with adam ashe of the adam measure trading group to look at those companies and more all that directly ahead but first let's get to a few headlines let's go. a european endorsement for china's belt road initiative leads our global report today as the italian government considers becoming the first g seven nation to join and risking angering the united states italy's deputy industry minister michel garage confirmed ongoing negotiations for a tell you inclusion in the belgian road initiative or the b. arai as it's known the talks reportedly are at a point where it's feasible that initial framework could be signed when president xi jinping of china visits italy on the twenty second and twenty third of this month the caution that there is no commitment yet to sign the draft memorandum of understanding a spoke. oxman for the white house disparage the b r i telling the financial times of london quote we view b r i as a made by china for china initiative it only as recession seems to be pushing the go

everyone is blaming adam schiff talking about collusion.enator graham in your view says he was barred by. that's not true. he was cleared of enough evidence to meet the threshold for coordination and conspiracy. collusion is talking to russians. coordination and conspiracy is the legal definition of accepting the help and doing -- and committing a crime. so, when adam schiff, like judge napolitano says there was collusion, we know that don jr. accepted an email that said that the russian government was trying to help his father. >> neil: there is no denying that and the record obviously barr had to have run this by mueller to make sure his characterizations were accurate would have said all right, there were enough curious meetings and the rest, but nothing that would show a resi a reciprocal tit-for-tat. that makes me come to the next question for you about the report and its release. each side is going to have something to pounce on. and the legalities of getting this out in weeks, not months, obviously nancy pelosi wants days or hours. t

jon: but, of course, adam ship is in some -- adam schiff is in some hot water himself because it turnsresident's former personal attorney for ten hours before cohen testified in front of schiff's committee. listen. >> what's really problematic is that schiff denied any sub instant thive communications with can cohen, and cohen said, no, i talked to him about topics we were to discuss. and it wouldn't be a big deal other than cohen perjured himself again, it looks like, before the committee. so you've got an ethics scandal for adam schiff as a result of he and his staff's involvement. jon: that's judicial watch president tom fitton. how common is it, elena, that the chairman of a committee brings a witness to meet with that chairman's staff ahead of judicial congressional testimony? >> it really isn't that common. we've seen it happen before, but i think what a lot of people are focusing on is the am of time that was spent -- the amount of time spent with him. and, of course, michael cohen didn't just testify before the house judiciary committee, it doesn't appear they had as much face

the adams with institute linked center for policy studies explaining how margaret thatcher changed the labor party the great triumph of business after of course i don't go into this in the book was going to do with me but was to convert the labor party to the belief that he had to buy a new social.

adam: it does not.r are coming out against this, even though they do not seem to be able to stop it. you need real consolidation in the banking sector and you need cross-border. you have the graphic up of how poorly these two big german megabanks are doing versus the european average. the european average is less profitable than the global average. francine: do you agree with that? i keep hearing that if this merger goes through, it would be the catalyst for cross-border mergers, like an italian and french bank. luigi: i agree with adam. mergers.ross-border in particular, these mergers seem strength. -- strange. efficientank is not and has shown, all the time, cheats regularly. cheating,t a inefficient bank as a national champion, this is not a good sign. taylor: i want to throw a hardball question at you -- i know you cannot speak to commerzbank specifically, but there was a concern that their market value is trading below their book value. generally, what does that mean? is the market too discounted?