and so, we're in the middle of an extremely complacent melt-up phase, which jeremy graham just wrote out. nobody knows the results. for the february 13th panel on risk mitigation, that you bring in an outside person who has a little bit more -- bring in jeremy grant, if you want. kyle bass is going to speak at the pension bridge conference in april. bring him in or meet with him on the side. bring somebody in like that who's going to give you a little bit of a scare. number two, just repeat. i think the managing director, risk management innovation should be a full-time managing director for a risk officer. she would include a section on the cios report. it needs to be a section ten years in on that cio report. i would say congratulations. you guys are doing extremely well right now, but frankly, monkeys throwing darts at a board can do well. we're a bull market. okay? what you need to do is focus on risk. i was a tech analyst on wall street. i'm a big fan. before that phase, you have to survive a bear market. and there's far too much complacency. >> thank you, mr. furland. i have a s

graham did not address that specifically. he alluded to it but did not confirm durbin's account. robert: jeremy mentioned steve ban en. he's out of the white house now. people naught earlier last year maybe it was bannon the puppet match behind the president but some say this is who he is. >> bannon wasn't around when president trump made the remarks about charlottesville and he wasn't around when he used this vulgar language describing people from haiti and african countries. i think trump will continue to get a long leash as long as he's delivering on the republican agenda. he's got tax reform done. he moved the ambassador to jeers lem. if -- the other thing ask, i think, sarah sanders canceled her press breaching today so we don't know. the white house kicked the can down the road on is the president a racist? but his defenders were saying it's just kitchen takeable talk, as one person said to nep. like locker room. robert: we're going to keep an eye on all of this. there were some more issues this week. a laundry list of things that happened this week but there were, as well, new details in the russia probe with t

let me ask you, jeremy peters, about this leaked document axios is reporting on. it is the best window to where lindsey graham and dick durbin's plan was derailed. they had a bipartisan agreement on immigration issues. this is a document -- this is trump world scathing assessment of the immigration proposal as pitched to the president by lindsey graham and dick durbin. this is what homeland security and justice officials drafted for the president. they said that their compromise failed to secure the border and increases illegal immigration and guarantees a.m.ness advertise, increases chain migration and fails to end the visa lottery. i think at least four of those things which on their face false. how is the president so easily manipulated by the hard liners on his own policy staff? how does he not know this issue at least by now? >> the president knows that the only people he has left at this point are his hard core supporters, his base. it's anywhere from 30 to 38% of the electorate at this point and it's not getting any bigger. so, when he goes out there and agrees with dianne feinstein and agrees with ste

. >> jeremy bash, do you see a way that they can possibly get to a deal on this after the heated rhetoric of the last few days? >> the only way is through lindsey grahamlindsey graham has to go to the president and say, mr. president, we have a bipartisan solution and you can be a hero for these d.r.e.a.m.ers. and, you know, 100 or more d.r.e.a.m.ers lose their status every day. by march, all of them will be out of status. most people don't appreciate the fact that in the united states military today, in the army, 900 d.r.e.a.m.ers are serving in uniform risking their lives for all of our freedom. in if this bill doesn't pass they could be stripped of their uniform and deported. think about tomorrow we'll honor the legacy of a great american hero, dr. king. there are heros in our midst as well. there's, on december 28th at the fire in the bronx, a private first class army soldier, emmanuel menza went into that building and saved individuals and lost his life. when he enlisted in the army he was not a citizen yet. there are people in our country that will be deported if this does not pass. >>> up next -- will the romney ramblers ride again? brand-new r