and welcome back to prime interest continuing our conversation with jim rogers we were just discussing chairman's decision to skip this year's jackson hole meeting something that's unusual for a sitting said chairman i asked him if he thinks that this signals bernanke he is on his way out next january and won't seek a third term. try to stay away too if i get it wrong and so yes that over the past decade i suspect it does me right to try to stay around if your doctor or what you get out to i mean the results of this were when we were in the reality sinks in the next couple of years it got to be terrible the world's going to have problems and that i would dr bernanke i would want to be around in either a quarterly but somebody else somebody that early on but it's in a spreadsheet is probably using what is this cause this to anybody even dr greenspan djoko puts it really messed up the world of the last i would try to get out do well let's go back to japan who has embarked on the most aggressive our monetary and fiscal stimulus program in their history so called abba nomics and initially

and welcome back to prime interest continuing our conversation with jim rogers we were just discussing chairman bernanke e.'s decision to skip this year's jackson hole meeting something that's unusual for a sitting said chairman i asked him a few things that this signaled bernanke he is on his way out next january and won't seek a third term. try to stay away too if i get it wrong as he has been over the past i suspect it does me right but i do try to stay around it your doctor and what you get out to i mean the results of this were when the reality sinks in the next couple years it got to be terrible the world's going to have problems and i would argue we're not you know we're going to be around in either a quarterly but somebody else somebody with a little but it's in a spreadsheet is probably using one of these was called is this to anybody even dr greenspan or the choko puts that really messed up the world of the last i would try to get out do well let's go back to japan who has embarked on the most aggressive our monetary and fiscal stimulus program in their history so called abba

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and welcome back to prime interest continuing our conversation with jim rogers we were just discussing terms were named keys decision to skip this year's jackson hole meeting something that's unusual for a sitting fed chairman i asked him if he thinks that this signaled bernanke he is on his way out next january and won't seek a third term. try to stay away too if i'd been as wrong as he has been over the past i suspect it does things like that for the say around if your doctor hasn't worked your get out to i made the results of this when were the reality sinks in and the next couple of years ago to be terrible the world's going to have huge problems and if i were dr nike i wouldn't want to be around either quarterly but somebody else and blame it all but it's in a spreadsheet is probably neither one of these was called just anybody in dr greenspan to cope with that really messed up the world of the last i would try to get out to well let's go back to japan who has embarked on the most aggressive out of monetary and fiscal stimulus program in their history so called abba nomics and act

they were not too big to five hundred words and jim rogers. well i think it's just you know important i understand there's other places to go to finance and things like you know well maybe they could come right here to k. street which is the regulatory street that's famous in washington d.c. do you think about that while there is definitely plenty of money to be on the k. street washington d.c. is expanding every day both on the lobbying side and on the other side which is in the actual regulatory agencies and we see we talk about that revolving door all the time you know a lot of interest and the government sector is growing every day. it's good industry in washington d.c. here and georgetown university they collected data on the education workforce forbes compiled a list of the ten worst college majors at the top of that list was anthropology and archaeology which has an unemployment rate. ten point five percent way above average the national average and among recent grads the median earning is twenty eight thousand dollars very much a livin

. >> jim rogers cofounded the hedge fund with george soros in the 1970s. he moved from new york to singapore six years ago, seeing the investment potential in asian markets. he bought heavily on the japanese stock market last november. some weeks before abe became prime minister. abe's promise of huge stimulus majors was all the encouragement he needed. >> he said he was going to print unlimited, that's his word, unlimited amounts of money. any time unlimited amounts of money get thrown out the window, a lot of it is going to go into the stock market. that's usually one of the first places it goes. and it did. >> are rogers made a hefty profit as abenomics pushes prices higher. the rise is abrupt in late may. rogers said the fall was well expected. >> japan is the second or third largest economy in the world. the second largest stock market in the world or the second largest stock market in the world to go up 60% in six months is very strange. it's very unusual. >> in the aftermath, people's enthusiasm for abenomics cooled. critics asked if abe's administr

. >> reporter: now richmond city council member jim rogers is getting involved. >> we need to take actione are serious allegations affecting many people. >> reporter: he finds this issue so concerning that he is trying to get the matter put on the agenda for next city council meeting tuesday night. >> it affects the tenants and richmond's reputation. i don't think we should sit by and send a message that potential tenants might be thinking to move to richmond that they can get walked all over by a landlord. >> reporter: about 50% of the people living in richmond are tenants and now there is talk of creating a renters bill of rights. >> you can feel hopeless in a situation like this. i'm locked into this lease. >> reporter: the complex manager wasn't available for comment. aguilar says he has seen cars being towed but isn't budging. >> i don't want to pay it and i haven't paid it yet. it will probably get to that point after my car gets towed. >> nobody wants to go through the hassling of trying to move and you're unhappy and you paid all this money. >> reporter: in richmond, anne makovec,

and now, richmond city council member jim rogers is getting involved. >> we need to take action is there are allegations that are seriously affecting this many people. >> reporter: rogers finds this whole issue so concerning he is trying to get the matter put on the city council's agenda next tuesday night. >> this affects the tenants and richmond's reputation. we should not sit by and send the message that people can get walked over by a landlord. >> reporter: about 50% of the people liveing in richmond are tenants and there is talk of creating a renter's bill of rights. >> you can feel helpless. >> reporter: the complex manager wasn't available for comment. agular says he has seen cars get towed but he is not budges. >> i don't want to pay it. but it will probably get to that point eventually. >> no one watts to go through the hassle when you go through the hassle of trying to move and you are unhappy. >> in richmond, anne makovec, kpix5. >>> we contacted the company who runs the company. so far, we haven't heard back. >>> making san francisco bay safer. what we are doing today to help

they were not too big to five hundred words and jim rogers. well i think it's just you know important i understand there's other places to go to finance and things like you know well maybe they could come right here to k. street which is the regulatory street that's famous in washington d.c. what do you think about that while there is definitely plenty of money to be in on the k. street washington d.c. is expanding every day both on the lobbying side and on the other side which is in the actual regulatory agencies and we see we talk about that revolving door all the time you know kind of interest and the government sector is growing every day leaps and bounds it's good industry in washington d.c. here and georgetown university they collected data on the education workforce forbes compiled a list of the ten worst college majors at the top of that list was anthropology and archaeology which has an unemployment rate of ten point five percent way above average the national average and among recent grads the median earning is twenty eight thousand

jim rogers says that the flag should not come down. >> in richmond we think that diversity is a source of strength, not a weakness. we are here to celebrate and support diversity. that's what that flag is going up on the flag pole is all about. >> this is not the first time the flag has flown over the city. stay with nbc bay area for continuing conch of those decisions regarding gay marriage. cheryl hurd will be reporting from washington, d.c. tomorrow morning and have reports in the bay area when the ruling comes down. >>> developing news out of south africa tonight, nelson mandela is clinging to life in a pretoria hospital. doctors are doing everything possible for him but in the past 24 hours he has taken a turn for the worse. he has been in intensive care for two weeks. well wishers are leaving notes and flowers for him outside the hospital. he contracted tb in while he was in prison. >>> new details in the manhunt for edwards snowden who leaked classified information about the electronic surveillance program is heading to ecuador. wikileaks says diplomats and legal advisers have e

on august 8,we have jim rogers. second, i would like to present our guest with a traditional coffee mug. >> great. [applause] thank you very much. >> we have had a serious hour. morell and on a lighthearted note. our sources tell us that you like to use rock lyrics in your speeches. could you find lyrics that would describe what has happened with the ap in doj? [laughter] >> let me think. do you have another question? gimme shelter. [laughter] and, another rolling stones song, this could be the last time. [laughter] thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all for coming. i would like to thank the staff. finally, here is a reminder that you can find more information on our website. if you'd like to get a copy of today's program, you can find it there. thank you. we're adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] is nextington journal" and then live coverage of the house as they continue work on the five-year f

we have jim rogers. he will be here on august 8. second, i would like to present our guest with a traditional coffee mug. >> great. [applause] thank you. thank you very much. >> we have had a serious hour. our sources tell us that you like to use rock lyrics in your peeches. could you find lyrics that would describe what has happened with the ap in doj? [laughter] >> let me think. do you have another uestion? "gimme shelter." and, another rolling stones song, "this could be the last time." thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] thank you all for coming. i would like to thank the staff. . you can find more information about the press club on our website and you can find a copy f today's program at www.press.org. thank you. we are adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> next, a discussion on the resurgence of prayer in public schools. then the weekly addresses with esident obama and mountain repive john kline. then the participation of the ceremony for the new frederick douglas statue in the capit

and jim rogers said other minority groups are also regularly celebrated. >> america is strong because of diversity, not in spite of it. >> the decision to fly the flag was paid by the mayor. gay pride flag has been flying on the plaza for the last few days and the mayor has said it will continue to fly forrest of the month. residents we talked to didn't mind the rainbow colors. >> i don't think it's that big of a deal. >> doesn't bother me. it respects that part of our commune. >> they also said they respect city employees who oppose the rainbow flag flying because everyone is entitled to their opinion. abc7 news. >>> doctors say a missing san francisco teenage who are suffered a traumatic brain injury could die soon if he's not found. 19-year-old shawn was last seen a month ago. his family hopes this new medical opinion will change his status to medically disabled. that designation would bring more resources in to play. shawn's last cell phone call was placed to golden gate park. his family and friends are holding a vigil there at 2:00 this afternoon to try to raise awareness about t

we have jim rogers. second, i would like to present our guest with a traditional coffee mug. >> great. thank you. thank you very much. >> we have had a serious hour. our sources tell us that you like to use rock lyrics in your speeches. could you find lyrics that would describe what has happened with the ap in doj? -- and doj? [laughter] >> let me think. do you have another question? >> that's it. >> "gimme shelter." and, another rolling stones song, "this could be the last time." [laughter] thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all for coming. i would like to thank the staff. finally, here is a reminder that you can find more information on our website. if you'd like to get a copy of today's program, you can find it there. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> next a discussion on prayer in public schools. following that is week two addresses by president obama and representative kline. homefter

. >> heard the inflation argument many, many times, jim rogers has said we'll get a waffle inflationause of all the central bank money printing. we just haven't had it. don't you think the inflation argument for gold is getting old? >> no. we've had inflation. we haven't had hyper inflation. >> mike first and then peter, you can get a word in. >> part of the reason why gold went up, the anticipation of inflation that frankly isn't coming and hasn't come and probably won't come, right? at least not for the foreseeable investable future. the unemployment, the job problem is going to continue to create downward pressure on prize around the globe. this is a ---ins a 1970s argument that's not valid in today's world. that's why interest rates are at secular lows, even up from the very low levels. this is -- gold does well in a negative interest rate environment. interest rates are clearly turning slightly more positive, another reason why gold is going down. look, the -- the big elephant in the room is the central governments that own gold, and they can jerk this thing around any way they

hewlett-packard who currently serves as the chairman of good a free 60 come in on august 8th we will have jim rogers, ceo of duke energy. second covered by 2% our guest with a traditional national press club coffee mug. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. thank you. [applause] >> i'm pleased to say hello to other some of you because they are very good friends of mine. >> wonderful. suitable for drinking chilean wine as well. [laughter] and for our final question, we begin by mentioning the fact that you're a helicopter pilot angelo to fly helicopters. telecom is that something you are looking forward to more of what you're out of office because well, i think -- [inaudible] since the very beginning. remember the stories about, that you want to fly? [inaudible] they wanted to fly until he told them don't get close to the sun and delicate close to the ocean. they did that. that happened 4000 years ago. it took almost 4000 years to get to the wright brothers. all it took for thousand years, it was the first one who started acting as an engineer, planning how to fly and it took 400 years since the

we have jim rogers. second, i would like to present traditionalth a coffee mug. >> great. thank you. thank you very much. >> we have had a serious our. -- hour. yousources tell us that like to use rock lyrics in your speeches. could you find lyrics that would describe what has happened with the ap in doj? .> let me thank -- thank -- think. do you have another question? gimme shelter. and, another rolling stones song, this could be the last time. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you all for coming. i would like to thank the staff. finally, here is a reminder that you can find more information on our website. if you'd like to get a copy of today's program, you can find it there. thank you. we're adjourned. >> on the next washington journal, members of congress. the immigration debate in congress and the economy. jammer -- tim murphy talking about how obamacare is behind schedule. >> in a lot of ways, this is a challenge. we have a liberal democratic presidents who is not only been elected but reelected. yes projects i think are very wrongheaded. time.a

we have the former ceo hewlett-packard currently chairman of could 360 and on august day we have jim rogerspresident and ceo of duke energy. second only to present our guest with the traditional coffee mug. [applause] >> great. >> and we have had a serious hour we will end on a more lighthearted note to amir told, our sources tell us you like to use rock lyrics the year speeches you did not do that today but could you find some lyrics over the last month and a half? [laughter] >> let me think. do you have another last question? give me shelter. and another "rolling stone" -- rolling stones song, this could be the last time. thank you very much. [applause] >> the key for coming today. oscillate to think the national press club staff including the broadcast center for helping to organize today's event in here is a reminder to find more information about the press club on our web site. if you like to get a copy of today's program you can find it there at www.press.org. we are adjourned. spinnakers ladies have it a pattern of american women in politics of to seeing is that their women and real

on august 8, we will have jim rogers, ceo of duke energy. second, i would like to present our guest with the national press club coffee mug. of those.ve a few >> i have a few. >> and for a final question, famously tells us you appeared with cookie monster wants to talk about everyday foods. is there another cartoon character you might envision helping with your next initiative? >> that the good question. i remain partial to sesame street. i would embrace big bird on this. we want a wide diversity of ofdlife and to the coding to have healthy soils and a healthy first grade and a birds relatives to survive, we should focus on our adaptation and mitigation strategies. [applause] for coming today. i would also like to thank the national press club staff including the broadcast institute and press club institute for organizing today's event. you can order a copy of today's recording online. thank you. we are adjourned. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> ne

our crew this week, yne rogers, jonathan, tracy, also jim. welcome,everybody.about the verizon being forced to hand over private phone records to uncle sam.

our crew this week, yne rogers, jonathan, tracy, also jim. welcome,everybody. so you heard about the verizon being forced to hand over private phone records to uncle sam. now we're hearing the compa may have but a special fiber optic cable directlyto the overnment so can access that infortion. tracy, everyone's focusing on the nsa. what about private companies? >> yeah. you know why? it's all about transparency. i get theeed to gather intelligence and keep this country safe. but we should know what's happening. to do this behind our back is so untrustworthy. i have verizon and i'm really pisd off about it. >> i have veriz also. senator rand paul is looking at a lawsuit, suing thegoernment and/or verizon for turning over its records. >> tracy, do you have a theory about area 51, too? maybe you wan to opine on the second gunmantheory? come on. you're not alex jones crazy just ye but these conspiracy theories -- you're getting close, by the way. the conspiracy theoriesabout business selling out private indivuals -- >> you know what? do not first call me names on a

of hewlett-packard who currently serves as the chairman of good 360 and on august 8b will have jim rogers, the ceo of duke energy. second, i would like to present our guest with the traditional national press club coffee mug. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. thank you. [applause] >> i am pleased -- [applause] >> say hello to tom on my behalf because they're very good friend of mine. >> wonderful. suitable of course for digging chilean wine as well. [laughter] and for our final question we begin by mentioning your -- the fact that you are a helicopter pilot and like to fly helicopters. tell us if that is something you're looking for to doing more of once your out of office. >> well, i think that it supplied has been a human d since that day we began. the member agree stories about the crow he wanted -- icarus. don't get too close to the ocean. that happened to 4,000 years ago it took almost 4,000 years to get to the wright brothers. it took 4,000 years to get to leonardo da vinci command the was the first one who started actually to engineer or planning how to fly. to 400 years f

we have curly fear reena, chairman of good 360, and on august 8 have jim rogers, president and ceo of duke energy. i would like to present our guest with the traditional national press club coffee mug. rice great. great. thank you very much. >> we have had a serious our here. we will end on a lighthearted note. our sources tell us you like to use rock lyrics in your speeches. you did not do that today, but we would like to know if you could find some lyrics that would describe what has happened with the ap and doj in the last month and a half. [laughter] let me think here. do you have another last question? >> that is at. >> yeah. gimmee shelter -- shelter. ,nd another rolling stone song this could be the last time. thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you all for coming today. i would like to thank the national press club staff, including the journalism institute for helping organize the event. you can find more information about the press club on our website, and you if you would like to get a copy of the program, you can find it there as well at www.press.

jim acosta reporting. senator feinstein says this is legal. mike rogers says that this has stopped a terror attack. so what's the problem? >> the problem is it massive surveillance. we went through this problem with the bush administration, warrantless eavesdropping. it was an outrage that government can turn the surveillance on average citizens without any suspicion whatsoever. and here this is a enormous increase in that. this is communications that are local. these aren't even international communications at all. these are communications from people speaking to their neighbors, people that are under no suspicion whatsoever. there has to be a limit at which time the government has to stop the surveillance. and you're not going to get the intelligence people to voluntarily want to stop the surveillance. that's what they live for. that's all they ever want to do is get more and more information. and the problem is there is very little oversight from congress. so the only way to have this is have leakers come out like happened this week with "the new york times" -- or rather with "the guardian" in l

rogers, about that. and the expected nomination of former bush administration official jim coemy as director of the fbi.ident back to business and tries to shake off scandal. will the irs investigations undermine work on job creation and immigration reform? with us democratic senator from new york, chuck schumer. >>> later, our political round table. what michele bachmann's exit means for the tea party. does the president have an economic plan for the second term? and a discussion of the new study this week that shows more and more women are the primary breadwinners in american families. >>> good sunday morning. news this weekend foreshadowing another bad week ahead for the irs. as an inspector general report is expected to reveal lavish and wasteful spending at irs conferences around the country. we want to start with another political distraction for the obama administration. the attorney general eric holder under fire for investigationing leaks to the news media. he pledged to reassess some of the justice department guidelines. he has now also become a political target for republicans. joining me now

. >> jim acosta, thanks very much. >>> and congressman mike rogers, the chairman of the house intelligencepitol hill right now. congressman, you have confidence that susan rice will be an excellent national security adviser to the president? >> well, wolf, i think it's certainly a curious choice. she's a very political lightning rod right now, and that's an odd choice for the one position that is supposed to be as nonpolitical as you can get. so i hope all of that attention and all that effort isn't distracting to her mission. because it's a critically important one. it works with congress, the national security committees, to try to solvebug problems. syria, north korea, iran. i mean, the list is pretty extentance. sooiber. all of that has to happen, and that's the one job you just don't want politics to creep into. i hope that doesn't happen. i look forward to working with her in that role. the president has the right to appoint somebody he wants to be his adviser on national security issues, and i'll work with her in that capacity. but again, i think it's curious given all of the other

rogers, about that. and the expected nomination of former bush administration official jim coemy as director of the fbi. >>> also, the president back to business and tries to shake off scandal. will the irs investigations undermine work on job creation and immigration reform? with us democratic senator from new york, chuck schumer. >>> later, our political round table. what michele bachmann's exit means for the tea party. does the president have an economic plan for the second term? and a discussion of the new study this week that shows more and more women are the primary breadwinners in american families. >>> good sunday morning. news this weekend foreshadowing another bad week ahead for the irs. as an inspector general report is expected to reveal lavish and wasteful spending at irs conferences around the country. we want to start with another political distraction for the obama administration. the attorney general eric holder under fire for investigationing leaks to the news media. he pledged to reassess some of the justice department guidelines. he has now also become a political target for republic

jim acosta, appreciate it. congressman ron paul, appreciate you calling in as well. i think i said rogers. rogers on the house intelligence committee. i misspoke before. reaction from both sides defies part sani politics. let's talk about it. democratic strategist paul begala and republican strategist ari fleisher. paul helped get president obama re-elected. ari served in the george w. bush administration. paul, this is pretty remarkable. the president is now defending a policy he probably would have opposed when he was a senator. does this make sense to you? >> i have no doubt that barack obama would be appalled by this in the past. i would like to know why he's doing it in the present. >> ari, they're saying we don't know the names of the people whose data we're collecting, but i mean, i imagine you can easily piece together, link a number to a name. >> i praise the president for taking the steps he's taken to keep this country safe from potential terrorist threat. across the board when you look at what he's done, he's continued so many of the bush administration policies from drone stri

jim rosen. there are a lot of folks on my side who want to immediately jump and pin this on some administration. >> graham, mike rogers, we haven't heard from mccain. only the outriding libertarian. >> that's consistent for libertarian to have that view. >> good enough. that's why he's there. >> exactly. i think there's a lot of hype there. >> speaking of outliars. i don't mean to be sarcastic. al gore got into the fray. he tweeted his displeasure. "in digital era, privacy must be a priority. is it just me, or is secret blanket surveillance obscenely outrageous?" >> again, if you read the story and your impression is every phone call made in this country is listened in to by the government, the answer to that would be absolutely. that's not what this is. >> he just sold his station to al jazeera, by the way, to put some things in perspective. >> again, i think to go back to your original point which is these are debates we should have. we should have these debates. i hope in the next few days the debate we've had intermittently, the debate as pete said we have had in closed halls in congress because of its classificat

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rogers, about that. and the expected nomination of former bush administration official jim comey as director of the fbi. >>> also, the president back to business and tries to shake off scandal. will the irs investigations undermine work on job creation and immigration reform? with us democratic senator from new york, chuck schumer. >>> later, our political round table. what michele bachmann's exit means for the tea party. does the president have an economic plan for the second term? and a discussion of the new study this week that shows more and more women are the primary breadwinners in american families. >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the world's longest running television program, this is "meet the press" with david gregory. >>> good sunday morning. news this weekend foreshadowing another bad week ahead for the irs. as an inspector general report is expected to reveal lavish and wasteful spending at irs conferences around the country. we want to start with another political distraction for the obama administration. the attorney general eric holder under fire for investigating leaks to the

roger federer, who watched it happen. >> who do you see taking it? >> i would say, probably between djokovic, or federer. i would leave that up to jimi don't know where we're volleying. >> you go over there. >> a little bit rough. coming in. oh, yeah. >> a sampling, jim. a sampling. >> what a show-off. >> oh, no. >> whoa. >> you're being so nice. where was this last year? oh, no. >> one more. >> okay. one more chance. >> one more. >> lara is living the dream right now. we're never going to get here back. you can catch all of the wimbledon action on espn. and a special thanks again to india.arie. your mother, who helped us so much. >> thank you. that was so great. big day tomorrow. miley cyrus, jamie foxx, both here live. have a great day, everyone. >> have a beautiful day. >>> good morning. i'm eric thomas. the oakland a's welcome the cincinnati reds to the coliseum tonight. meteorologist mike nicco tells us what the weather's going to be like for the game. >>> there's still a chance of a scattered shower but it looksic like it will be drying as the bulk of the rain starts heading to the north as you can see marin county and the son