>> with cnbc exclusive interview, gordon nixon.eo of rbc. >> nice to be back with you both. >> one thing that's clear from your earnings, is that rbc is making hay while the sun is shining. i whether i remember target earnings report, weakness in canada et cetera, do you see storm clouds gathering on the horizon for the canadian economy? >> we don't. by and large, you know, business continues to be very strong. record results in canadian banking. record results in wealth management and strong results across all of our other businesses with a strong 20% return on equities. so it feels pretty good. i think the outlook for the balance of the year continues to remain reasonably solid. and in what is a slow growth environment. there's, you know, growth is slow and steady in canada just as it is in the united states. that's probably what it is continue to be for some time. >> we are getting used to that new normal. we keep hearing anecdotal evidence that maybe your real estate, residential real estate mark set approaching bubble territor

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nixon. he said no. gordon strong said no. a very important watergate figure who hasn't, i believe, told the full story. he wouldn't do. >> host: he's a lawyer. >> guest: he's a lawyer. he was indicted but not convicted. he was -- chief of staff, richard nixon's chief of staff. he was his point person to the committee to re-elect the president. he was the one who could say the that gordon that his plan had been approved. he would know what details -- we wouldn't do it. and he wouldn't do. >> host: robert who was an acting attorney general. this is another issue. 85 still here with us. this is the issue of spir row -- when you do ab interview for the government it becomes public domain. i was keen on creating free video. i would assume they would tell stories in appropriate tear collection. what we started to get were stories i never heard before. this is one of them. this is unbelievable. this is him talking about how he and the attorney general at that pointelle yacht richardson are afraid that nixon is not going to go ahead