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and joining us now that aforementioned congressman andy biges joining me. congressman, great to see you. >> thanks, david. good to be with you. >> david: let's dive right into this. the time line matters here in the travel to to collect the information to bring it back to the united states. hand it off. so, with the new subpoena and subpoena powers of devon nunez, do we see connecting the dots as a part of this strategy? >> well, i think. so i mean chairman nunes is doing a great job by issuing that subpoena and demanding answers and we in congress have to keep ratcheting this up because we know there is bias. we know there is conflict. we know that with 10,000 emails that got taken away from the trump transition people. we know that those weren't really gone through. this is just one more piece of evidence to indicate that this mueller investigation is just kind of spun outs of control. and it's widespread and it's broad. and this may be the scandal of our time, quite frankly. and we have got to get to the bottom of it. >> how do you connect the dots here?

yields of to 25% for auto loans so you have this rush of money coming from the private equity firms the bigeause banks are getting out of it. david: brian moynahan laughing his way to the bank. what i find so interesting is this gets to the heart of the private equity business model. get in and get out not like a hedge fund that they have about four to six years. this illustrates that a lot of choices they made to go deep sub prime, to go after some of the even less attractive borrowers really put them in a bad spot. just to be clear and as a disclaimer, some people are still making quite a bit of money when it comes to subprime auto loans. it has not been a total wreck. another area we are focusing on is about high-yield bond traders at nomura that have been suspended. reported and this story is fascinating. the head of high-yield bond aading is included as well as traitor who reports to him. the issue is ms. pricing assets. booking high-yield bonds at different prices and this is a huge issue. we have currently seen a number of prosecutions with respect to this that i find interesting. >>