there's a town named edgerton. in wisconsin. reporter: i've been told that. [inaudible] [laughter] two questions if i could. the first question is, do you support term limits for members of congress beginning with this year's freshmen? and the second question is, do you think that the review by chairman gowdy and chairman nunes of d.o.j. documents will be enough to satisfy the intel committee's subpoena? mr. ryan: i've always supported term limits. i supported term limits since the day i got here. i'm for term limits. i believe -- first of all, i spent some time looking at the request of the investigation. i think this request is wholly appropriate. it's completely within the scope of the investigation that's been ongoing for a while with respect to fisa. i actually think that this is something that probably should have been answered a while ago. i've spoke within chairman goudy, i've spoken with chairman nunes, i've spoken with the deputy attorney general on this. i expect that we will be able to have an accommodation to honor this request. because i think,

news is a white house correspondent, and edgerton is an editor for bloomberg.alk a little about about the political the larger issues at place. when they discussed this, they said in part it is for him to talk about recent successes. they were also very excited about the freeing of what we are now calling returnees from north korea, so i figure will be a little but of rallying of the troops going on, but there are a lot of key votes. as of now, the cia director situation is still up in the air. i think you may also be doing a little bit of negotiating and pulling people to get people on his side on a couple of agenda items. the: and the rallying of troops, so to speak, is that because of midterms coming up? are there other factors playing into that? anna: they will definitely be talking about political issues. thes not as big a deal in senate, but on the house side, house members are definitely wanting to president to stay focused on tax cuts and talk about the economy and how great the republican policy has been for the economy. however, as you know, the presi

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and edgerton, thank you, and gina thank you. i am going to say goldilocks. here in the u.s. and there in europe. inflation, not enough. david: markets not overreacting right now to anything. you have to say that mario draghi has a lot of weight on his shoulders. we'll see if we can keep it going. alix: maybe mr. carney can call him for lessons on communication. are talking about his performance yesterday. coming up, more on what flattening yield curve could mean should markets we worry about a potential recession. we will discuss with david kelly from jp morgan. live from new york and washington, this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: u.s. yield curve flattest in more than a decade. the spread is on the lowest since 2007. take a look at this terminal here. at this rate of speed to the decline, you could see an by september. joining us from massachusetts is david kelly, j.p. morgan asset chief strategist. what do you think? i am not freaking out about it. i do think we will see more movement upwards also. remember that the federal reserve is increasing its bond sales and reducing the bal