joining us no you is bruce richards of marathon asset management global credit manager with approximately $23 billion in assets under management. usually has some good macro views, bruce do you think the dollar continues to climb higher? how much so? >> it's remarkable -- hi, sarah. remarkable to see this 20e--yea high in the dollar versus the euro and baskets of other currencies the euro is not only weaker gdp and weakness in the ng markets where the weakability for europeans to procure energy but also the fragmentation that we're seeing in europe you see that through italian bonds and spreads as well as other peripheral spreads andin general, europeans have become more risk adverse so what you're seeing in europe, you're also seeing necessity b i the bank of japan and the yen. there is weakness there as well because they capped, you know, rates in europe and people are bailing out euro assets and japanese assets and coming to our markets to buy our treasuries and our u.s. dollar and so the fed has a more complex, you know, equation here because the theshry rates have not moved up as muc

bruce fine. he's a former us associate deputy attorney general and a constitutional lawyer. he's worked on the impeachment of richard nixon and bill clinton and he's joining us live from washington dc via skype. bruce is always good to have you with us on al jazeera. do you think that the prosecutors in the committee have made their case effectively enough? ah, no. i do think, however, that there is evidence that mister trump was involved in the stormy she is alerted according to all the testimony that his crowd has weapons. and his response was, well, they're not coming after me. and you can infer from that response is that he expected the weapons would be used against other people. now, who are the other people? he thought they would be used against? well though people on capitol hill ones that he some of them that they should go marching. but putting that aside again, this is my experience, especially in watergate. it were because the principals were there testifying under oath john dean h r, hold him and the chief of staff, john ehrlich, met his domestic adviser, john mitchell, his attorney general. all these pe

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and i'm going to bring in bruce fine, he is a former us associate deputy attorney general and constitutional lawyer is worked on the impeachment of richard nixon and bill clinton. he joins us live from washington, dc via skype. bruce, extraordinary detail, almost every single minute being accounted for that. what do you make of this but a couple of preliminary observations. one, ah, i was surprised that the committee so quickly accepted mister sip alone statement that there were some kind of executive privilege that he couldn't describe how trump responded to his plea, that something had to be done. let us, i work the nixon impeachment, nixon impeachment, without john dean. john dean was the white house counsel. if you recall, you know, he was the star witness for 5 days. communicating direct conversations he had with mr. nicks and then the white house. and during the clinton impeachment to his lawyer, bruce lindsey also failed in his claim of privilege. the court of appeals here in the district of columbia circuit hill that a lawyer for the united states government is a lawyer for the constitution. not for the occupant of the white hous

bruce fine. who is our former u. s. associate deputy attorney general had a constitutional lawyer. he's worked on air, the impeachment of richard nixon and bill claims, and he joins us from washington, d. c, via skype. again, a tremendous amount of detail, even rich and nixon, a one point being, being mentioned, what stood out for you are watching the 2nd half what stood out was even the statement that a trump issued that were ambiguous. in the sense that on one hand, he says you should be peaceful, but we love you and your patriot is that way he never, ever considered doing was saying president biden won the election according to our processes. he's won, there'll be a peaceful transition. and unfortunately, you know, you have violated the law and our point is a special task force that the justice department you're going to be prosecuted and go to jail and don't think you're going to get pardons just what someone would be saying when they have an obligation to pay for the execute the laws and the violation brazil flagrant that everybody in the white house except for him could see the criminal al really that was going on. and it