former acting director and deputy direct you michael corel said she cares deeply about the mission of the agency and cares deeply about the men and woism they have agency. lastly former acting director and deputy director john mclaughlin said if you're picking a professional officer to head the agency, i can't think of a better person than geena. we want her to get a fair hearing, a thor rogue hearing and we're confident that not only will all of the members of the senate see what the rest of us see and certainly even some of the people that have held out that position see, that geena is more than qualified to run and lead the agency. reporter: if she's asked questions regarding a -- an interrogation technique that took place in her tenure in the c.i.a. that democrats believe she was involved with, she can answer them fully in an open hearing, is that your position? ms. sanders: i'll let her address the questions as they come. we think the issues surrounding her record and experience will be brought up and we're confident in her ability to nswer those questions. reporter: president pu

there is no corelation between productivity and wages. folks in the middle class are in trouble. it's not just their perception, they are in trouble. now it's all about taking care of the folks at the top. it's about -- by the way, any of you remember the day we decided that the only people who were job creators were stock holders. raise your hand. i'm being deadly honest. have a cartoon. stock buy backs of companies. tell me the increased productivity that has come from that. tell me, show me some data. it's all about taking care of the share holder. and they are good phoenix, man. couldn't do it without investing. very little has gone in the pockets of workers. and research, development and worker training. when i was doing the recovery act, i kept wondering, they were spending this time and money how to invest in research and yes aren't companies doing anything? there are some reasons. there is no product to be sold, no customers. when you look a little further and you think what in the hell is going on. look, all that could be argued, globalization, automation and they have a

guard was conducting the investigation along with the anti-corruption prosecutor's office and juan corelle anti-corruption prosecutor and in charge of the office in majorka and i worked with him, he was heading up the investigation and that's why the investigation was successful. we investigated torshin, why? because he was involved with a man named emanoff who has been convicted -- or romanoff, excuse me, and it seemed to us there was criminal activity going on to the extent that 22nd of august, i think it was, 2013 he was waiting for mr. torshin to go to the birthday of mr. romanoff in majorka and had he arrived we would have detained him at the airport. we had telephone conversations that are intercepted under that investigation that led us to believe that he was laundering money under a criminal organization. well, the fbi also has linked him to rabanovich and senocliff and both romanoff and torshin talked about these two people as if they knew them, as if they were friends and currently mr. romanoff has been convicted. he actually had a plea bargain with the prosecutor's office so we