welcome back to the kaiser part imax keyser time now to turn to dan collins of the china money report dan what are you doing in the studio oh that's right i know why you like may have decided that if trump became president that you would move back to the united states correct absolutely right after twenty years in china have now relook relocated back brought the entire family back from china and now here in the united states what's happening in china and like one of the dynamics there they're shifted and how does the u.s. stack up in the global economy well the u.s. is an interesting point since trump has been elected the with the corporate tax rates going down from world high is down to you know twenty one percent there's a lot of opportunity now for the reindustrialization united states so after twenty years spent in china setting up plants in china i know come back to united states and hopefully try to help rebuild make america great again to rebuild the rebuilt part of the economy that's not just rhetoric there's actual economic data to support this type of rate balancing on the g

welcome back to the kaiser part imax keyser time now to turn to dan collins of the china money report dan what are you doing in the studio oh that's right i know why you like may have decided that if trump became president that you would move back to the united states correct absolutely right after twenty years in china have now relook relocated back brought the entire family back from china and now here in the united states what's happening in china and like one of the dynamics there they're shifted and how does the u.s. stack up in the global economy well the u.s. is an interesting point since trump has been elected the with the corporate tax rates going down from world high is down to you know twenty one percent there's a lot of opportunity now for the reindustrialization united states so after twenty years spent in china setting up plants in china i know come back to united states and hopefully try to help rebuild make america great again to rebuild the rebuilt part of the economy that's not just rhetoric there's actual economic data to support this type of rate balancing on the g

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dan, let me start with you here. collins, just to give our folks at home a little bit of context, we expect to hear more from the southern district of new york in about two hours, so at noon eastern time, which i believe is 9:00 pacific we'll get more information on this. you know a thing or two about insider trading occasions were you've prosecuted them before. >> yes are i prosecuted a big insider trading case last year and i've looked at the indictment this morning. >> in this case. >> i did, just before we came on air here. what the allegations are essentially is that chris collins was a member of the board of directors of a biotech company in australia and they were doing a significant drug trial that he got inside information that the drug trial failed and as soon as he got that information, and when he got that information actually he was at the congressional picnic at the white house. and as soon he's received an e-mail with that information, he called his son who was another significant shareholder of the company an

than try to get a new candidate on the ballot, you've got a 55% chance that collins would eke this out, although remember dan rostenkowski back in the day, andrea, he was under investigation, people thought, yeah, not that district. yeah, guess what, that district too went down in '94. it can happen. but if you're the republicans here, the best thing to do, just politically, would be see if collins survives. then if he does, force him out and maybe you can win a special in the spring of '19 or something. >> let me just also point out, because some people may have, as well, a long memory, this issue of this stock came up with another sitting member of congress, who was tom price, he was being nominated to be hhs secretary. he ended up stepping down after all sorts of allegations about improper use of expensive charter flights and it never was this issue. but he was questioned about his stock sales here and whether or not he had gotten some tips from his friend and colleague chris collins. so nothing was ever alleged, nothing is being alleged, he has not been charged in this, there's no evidence against him, b

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let me back in dan goldman and carol lee and dann, let me start with you. congressman collins says he's innocent and believes he'll have the charges against him cleared. does he have a case based on what you learned? >> every defendant says they are innocent until they are not. >> not the ones who confess, but okay. >> very few of those and people who know about the investigation prior to this which chris collins did. keep that in mind he has to say i'm innocent. he has a line of defense here that is plausible, which is to say that you don't know what i said in the conversation with my son. it's my son, i talk to him all the time and you don't know that i was actually relaying any information specifically that i was not allowed to relay or whether i just said now might be a good time to sell the stock, even if he admits he was talking about the stock. from that point the rest of the case goes from his son out. so collins will try to really narrow it down to what happened when he was at the white house and saying that what you don't have enough proof to show that what i did was

paid enough attention to it -- is what kaitlan collins played when asked about was election meddling brought up and in what way in that one on one with putin, dan coats says -- dan coats was asked and he says, i'm not in a position to understand fully or talk about what happened in helsinki. then when bolton went to answer, he cited vladimir putin as the source of the information of what happened inside the meeting. i found that really, really amazing. do you have any better idea of what agreements were reached in that meeting in helsinki? >> none. zero. it is very alarming that even today, even yesterday, his top national security folks don't know either. that gets us back to the point that the only one who does know, other than donald trump, is vladimir putin. we know that vladimir putin is continuing to interfere. we know that from trump's own national security folks. if donald trump did raise those issues with vladimir putin, obviously, vladimir putin is not taking him seriously at all. what vladimir putin is listening to is donald trump yesterday in pennsylvania where he says this is all a russian hoax. if you are the president of russia a

collins at the white house, thank you. let's go in depth now with shim shim shimon. the director of national intelligence, dan coats, i'm told was not consulted on this decision. i'm also told that the cia was in the words of an official with knowledge caught off guard by this decision. has this ever happened before? a president revoking a senior official's security clearance and threatening to do that to others? >> no. not that we know of and seems to be unprecedented appears. by all accounts. you have talked to people. i have talked to people, a national security lawyer who says that there's no reasoning, no cause here. you would need cause to revoke someone's security clearance and to take such a step, right, you have to show did the person leak classified information? is the person under some kind of investigation, criminal or perhaps an internal investigation. we have nothing, nothing to suggest any of this certainly by the former cia director. so it is unprecedented, for the white house to meddle in this, to go ahead and make decisions for the sponsoring agency and here probably was the cia, to circumve

collins and wilber ross. >> we learned that trump did not drain the swamp. he just filled it with bigger alligators. and dan's great reporting has really exposed just around the fact pattern everything that's untoward about ross's holdings while he's servings a the commerce secretary. there has been a lot of great reporting in addition to dan's around this. the list is almost so long it would be impossible to get through it in this program. in addition to the stuff that dan has already pointed out, ross was negotiating trade agreements with china during a time when he owned a company that was exporting natural gas to china. he had another, a shipping company that was doing business in china was and partially owned by the chinese government while he's over seeing trade policy with china. he has another company that he's exporting steel from south korea at the same time that the trump administration is imposing steel tariffs on some of our competitors, but giving south korea an exception. all of this stuff just smells. it is amazing it has taken this long to come to a head. >> how long have you been working on

intelligence, dan coats, said yesterday that even now he still doesn't fully understand and can't speak about what happened when the president was one on one with vladimir putin. >> kaitlan collins with the latest for us. appreciate it. >>> joining us now, steve hall, cnn national security analyst and retired cia chief of russia operations. when we heard from the top officials yesterday, we heard that there's a pervasive messaging campaign by russia here. what would the messaging campaign be here in the united states beyond, there's a disconnect? >> there's a couple of different things going on here. one of the things that struck me when i listened to the intelligence professionals -- those are the ones you should be listening to. the president deals with the russia situation on a political scale. he sees it as a threat to his presidency. but in terms of actual national security, you need to listen to the professionals. the professionals said, yes, it's -- there is going to be and the russians are engaged in attacks on the midterm elections. they are getting better at it. they are more discreet. we found that out when facebook talked about the pages they took down but let us kno