declaration, you describe a conversation with ivory madison in which she comes up with a plan to have phil bronstein call the chief of police and district attorney to have a meeting at her house. >> yes. >> and one of the things you write in your declaration and by the way, would you like to have a copy of your declaration right now? >> this is the portion they objected to and we agreed to accept the objection. chairperson hur: is that true, mr. keith? >> yes, paragraph 12, line. >> not the next part i'm going to ask about. >> lines 10 through 12 and they objected and we accepted the objection. chairperson hur: i thought paragraph 12 was stricken completely. >> i'm giving her her declaration to ask about paragraph 13, a portion that was not stricken. chairperson hur: i think you can show her her declaration. is there an objection to showing her the declaration? >> no. >> i just want to the make it available so the witness has it. chairperson hur: that's fine. >> so, in paragraph 13 of your declaration, you wrote, and this is in reference to the january 4 conversation, "i asked ivory questions trying

clique when i was in malaysia and in two thousand and nine and was very briefly detained by special bronstein i think it's only said after after attending an election. the people i was speaking to. were saying whatever you do mention this murder this is the murder of the mongolian beauty he was forty was blown up with c. four explosives and he was alleged to have been. the prime now our current prime minister's lover and my response to this was. well why not well because as soon as you do if we ever do this at a rally the police turn up and they start arresting everyone which i thought was a great opportunity because whenever you want to have a lot of police somewhere you have a fucking you can press at your time and place of choosing to get them there but you can't can you describe this murder case and why is it still so sensitive in malaysia it should not be. brought it is up in the in parliament and of course the speaker or the members of the body but it's a very upset i did not intervene for that. was even complicit in the matter what we said was there were. questions and it's all number

their current positions an not part of senior roles and may have surprised people including doug bronstein kate. bob, over to you. >> tough time for farmers. worst drought in decades. craig forbes has 1,200 hogs, farmer on 1,700 acres. thank you for joining us. paint pa picture of the drought. when's it doing to iowa and the hog business? >> well, we have passed that critical stage of corn production. poll lags phase. and about two thirds of my crop is gone so we know that we have lost a quantity of this crop. now we're concerned about quality. accompanying droughts is typically toxins, funguses, stock rot. the other diseases and insects that affect the plant weakened from a drought so now we're concerned about will it be a quality feed for our livestock? will we have sufficient supplies and then of course the cost increased about 40%. >> two thirds of your crop is gone. did i hear that right? >> that's correct. the corn crop we estimate here in this location about two thirds of the corn crop is gone. iowa, i would suggest, may be one third of the corn crop is gone in iowa. but the soybean

on the call itself, we've sort of moved ahead, doug bronstein has gone over -- i'm awash in paper, theyesentation, they got a cio task force update and then we've got the actual earnings from jpmorgan as well. >> david, why isn't it more focused, why aren't his comments more focused on the incremental information that we've gotten, that this was not done in good faith now? isn't that you? ? maybe it's not something he wants to focus on. >> i think it's the news story of this morning. it's certainly what we did not know. what else very want' known is the loss was, $4.4 billion pre-tax, $1.6 billion for last quarter and they adjusted last quarter's earnings down by $459 million but you're right, joe. >> "shooting ourselves in the foot" oh, geez, we take risk, we make mistakes. well i don't know, that seems to be the, what has extended the story for us in the news business is the, that line about not done in good faith but we just heard, you saw crawford and he says they were the market, so who knows where, if you are the market, what's the difference between aggressive on where you mark s