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. >>> and later we have an exclusive sit-down with jack lew who will talk to us about what he sees happeningow. great time to silt down with him and dig through all of these issues. former omb director. that's what we're calling him on the screen, of course he's the former treasury secretary. we will talk budget issues with him, fiscal issues, what he sees happening abroad, all of those things coming up later. >> i'm looking forward to that. maybe you'll get stronger opinions than you got when he was actually in office. >> exactly. everybody gets the chance as they walk out of these situations to maybe say things that they never felt comfortable speaking about before. we had bernanke on last week, he was still keeping things close to the vest, but they all will say much more than they would when they were in office. >> you know what that means, you have to book james comey next. >> something to set our sights on. >> right. looking forward to "squawk box" coming up in ten minutes. >> wouldn't be surprised if the call has been made. >>> coming up, wilbur ross cautions the administration's 3% g