greg moore, cochair of case. our 2019 is off to a very busy start. we've had a couple of presentations at january and february meetings that were excellent. elizabeth london in january from the hub talking about the hub and its resources, which was particularly helpful as we have a good handful of new case members, so good to educate them and increase their knowledge of resources out there. and then, this month, we had benson and adele speaking, presenting on the ombudsman program, so excellent, excellent learning experience for all of us. next month, we will be having dr. jilleen johnson from ucsf talking about her findings. last month, we also had our annual elections and all of the officers were reelected, so myself and sue horsh will be cochairs. we also have ramped up our advocacy campaign starting much earlier. we've already gun scheduling and holding meetings, individual meetings with supervisors to present our 2019-20 budget year ask that was sent to director mcspadden in december. the reason that we've done this is to allow additional time d

greg: i have enough problems. adam schiff, being the head of the intelligence committee, that's like michael moore being the head ofeight watchers. >> jesse: ouch. whammy. dana, advice for the president as he goes out on this victory tour? this is kind of a big deal in the house intelligence committee. has this ever happened before? >> dana: well, i don't know if it's ever happened before but i do know that the intelligence committee for a long time, it kind of never heard about it. there was never any partisan strikes. even going back into the obama years it kind of got that way. to have all nine republicans sign a letter together, including numbers like will hurd, unanimously saying you ought to step down from your position. he's not going to step down. that was a show of unity on the republican side. i think it's politically astute for president trump to get out of washington because only in washington are people talking about russia and the mueller investigation. out of the country, they want to hear what he has to say, what is going to do. and he's going to a place where, when it comes to reelection, he's unde

that would be steven moore, including from some republican very prominent economists like greg mankiwis there any chance it's not going to get confirmed in the senate >> there is a chance president trump put up two picks last year that did not get confirmed by the senate. that was marvin goodfriend, an economist who had a track record that was dubious in terms of his predictions and what they were the outcome. and nelly yang he had four other picks that were confirmed you look at the picks too date that were confirmed. those were all probably the businessman side of the trump. the populist pick like a marvin goodfriend, now with steven moore, those are now in question i look at the vast majority of his picks and s and say those picks much more down the middle, something that the federal reserve absolutely has a history of doing i'm not willing to say he's in or out just yet. i just look at the senate and they have had some discretion as it relates to his picks to the fed board of governors so far. >> ed mills, thank you >> thank you >>> still ahead here on the "closing bell," lyft dri

moore's head explode. tom arnold's. i would like to thank blod and move on. >> kennedy: doesn't tom arnold want to fight you. >> greg: inedy: no joke. the president would love to run against that and the fact that all of the democrat senators running for president on the record to endorse and support it i think has been a gift to this president. >> dana: hillary clinton's daughter chelsea clinton sent a president to the president today actually that's not how it works and a link to your energy department and explain it to you. i'm pretty sure the president is not going to care about that. can i nerd about this one second. >> greg: how about eight years? >> dana: something different about this rally than his rallies in 2016. does anybody know what it is? he. >> kennedy: he sweated more. >> dana: 2016 they did not have a mechanism on the trump campaign to gather information on anybody who wanted to come in. now what's different is brad parscale at the trump campaign has a system where if you want a ticket to the rally you have to sign in, you have got to register. what do you get from that? you have the ability to contac

moore's head explode. tom arnold's. i would like to thank blod and move on. >> kennedy: doesn't tom arnold want to fight you. >> greg: itogether. together. >> kennedy: no joke. the president would love to run against that and the fact that all of the democrat senators running for president on the record to endorse and support it i think has been a gift to this president. >> dana: hillary clinton's daughter chelsea clinton sent a president to the president today actually that's not how it works and a link to your energy department and explain it to you. i'm pretty sure the president is not going to care about that. can i nerd about this one second. >> greg: how about eight years? >> dana: something different about this rally than his rallies in 2016. does anybody know what it is? he. >> kennedy: he sweated more. >> dana: 2016 they did not have a mechanism on the trump campaign to gather information on anybody who wanted to come in. now what's different is brad parscale at the trump campaign has a system where if you want a ticket to the rally you have to sign in, you have got to register. what do you get from that? you