that man on your screen is jim rogers. he chairs the rogers holding company. y investor. why do you say, jim, stop shaking your head, you're a legendary investor, you're on the show for that reason. why do you say things get worse in the future? >> well, i'm delighted to see you again, stuart. what i said was, we're going to have a bear market again some day. by the way janet yellen says we're not going to have bear markets anymore, so if you believe her, you should not listen to me but i know she's wrong. i say when we have a bear market it will be the worst in our lifetime. stuart, in 2008, we had a problem. too much debt. well the debt everywhere, everywhere is much, much higher now. and so the next time we have a problem it will be a mess. you should walk fox news, watch fox business. stuart: are you a debt bomb guy? we had a lot of those people on the program saying debt is astronomical, at some point the debt bomb explodes. you you know what, jim, we never quite get there, jim, do we. >> that is why the market is worried. eight years since we had the last

david: let's go to our main story, jim rogers, he said it will be the worst in our lifetime, to havemarket again. this is not a big shot. jason: certainly not a big shock that jim would say it. he is a big voice in all of this come and again, people listen to what he has to say. they always want to hear it. what struck me about the story, and i think we have the quote from mike evans, who knows a little bit about what he is talking about, he is the president of alibaba, he says since starting the business over 30 years ago, i am sure he will be right at some point. alix: but even if it is right at the end of the day -- david: he also has a point, the leverage drops over the world since 2008, we are really leveraged now. it will be harder to deal with. is an the leverage point interesting one because i do think that even though we should be able to know this empirical l therey are varying perspectives on this. when we spoke to jamie dimon, he said no, this is not like, 2008. the that love it is not -- the debt level is not the same. it does seem like what we heard a lot this week, whi

jim rogers said that over the weekend.te line is the s&p 500 andx fall between 2006 2007. 6% down here. 10% almost down there. will we see a correction before something even more major happens? that is a likely bet. as you put out in the charts of the same thing happened in the global financial crisis. institutional, long-term money takes longer to adjust and react , to rebalance. etf's are going to have to start selling to raise liquidity for people and their shares. none of this has been done in five days. maybe a couple of guys are overextended. volatility is where it is going to be. the head of applied research apac from axioma, thank you. asx banks and financial services come under scrutiny after allegedly's conduct in the industry. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: this is "daybreak asia." australia's financial sector will come under scrutiny a governor, when appointed commission begins its year-long inquiry into misconduct by banks and other service providers. this is a minute long evidence longte rigging -- amid evidence

. >> you notice how they do that -- they don't do it in november, right around election time as jim rogersointed out one time, isn't it interesting that tax day is exactly six months different from the election day. >> earnings after the bell tonight, metlife and baidu a good cross-section of sectors. >> and maybe we'll get fundamental discussion tomorrow because everybody is watching the cpi. what precipitated this, jobs report a week and a half ago, better than expected, market moves down, 2.8 on the ten-year. numbers will be very important on the cpi and ppi maybe we'll get that inflation talk back and away from the vix talk wouldn't that be nice? >> i think we have a ways to go before that happens. see you tomorrow, bob. we finish with a modest gain after more volatility on lighter volume more earnings, more inflation talk to get you ready for that cpi tomorrow morning on the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kel. >> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody third straight day of gains for the major averages but smaller, more tepid ones an

. >> jim rogers thinks the next correction will be the worst of our lack -- the worst of our lifetime business 30 years ago. i am sure at some point he will be right. >> we have seen successes in china. we have seen what amazon is trying to do. jeff bezos bought whole foods. we also know alibaba is in talks with kroger's, and possibly going into china. what about kroger's in the united states? do like what amazon and whole foods is doing? >> retail has been a focus for us long before amazon bought whole foods. we have done a lot in china, not we have beenarea testing the model and developing the model for a long time. in china in new retail is huge. our focus on developing new retail is going to be primarily china-based. and otherf kroger large retailers, we are in active discussions with them all the time. is to bringl focus great products to the chinese consumer. >> how about the focus on the cloud and big data? next oil.lled it the there are disputes over who owns the data. how much importance is that proprietary data and protecting it? wemany people believe, and do as well, that a

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for cecily tynan and ducis rogers i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00.eaking news as we come on the air. hazmat situation unfolding at joint base meyer henderson hall close to the pentagon. several being treated. >>> president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner stripped of his temporary top secret security clearance at the white house. kushner's response just in. >>> also tonight, the president's close aide hope hicks on capitol hill and questioned behind closed doors. what we've learned from inside the room. >>> we're tracking a possible nor'easter tonight, set to hit the east coast. and the desperate scene, the flooding across several states. >>> new information tonight, the cdc scientists missing without a trace. what authorities have just revealed. >>> the horror in syria continues, hundreds killed, families and children in government and russian air strikes. tonight, that five-hour cease-fire did not hold.

rogers,ing, and jim saying that countries are overleveraged and there will be a major reckoning? the question central bank start to pull back. we will expect some volatility and continuing in the fixed income and equity markets, government debt is a place we do not find much attractive value, given the fact that countries have been heavily taking advantage of low interest rates, issuing government bonds over the course of the past several years. it is the countries with healthy fundamentals, many in the developed world that are starting to see a little bit of duration risk and the government bond markets. in terms of the reckoning, that is a bit strong of a word. it is the end of the cycle and there will be paying. how it plays out -- pain. how it plays out will resent opportunities for investors. mark: somebody pinpointed the fed. started on big-time on monday. how significant, how significant is the changeover in running the fed from janet yellen to jerome powell? >> it is a nice story to pinpoint it to that changeover in leadership at the fed, but i do not think a new leadersh

. >> for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and it's entire okay team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >>> tonight, the extraordinary moments late today inside the white house. president trump face to face with the families. parents, student survivors after the deadly school shooting. the father who lost his daughter. >> it's my daughter i'm not going to see again. >> families from florida, from sandy hook, from columbine. and what the president then said to them. >>> the young people descending on florida's state capital today. what they encountereded as students across the country walk out in solidarity, demanding an end to the school shootings. >>>

. >> for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, several breaking stories. the fbi this evening now disputing the story from the white house. the head of the fbi now saying they told the white house four times about rob porter's past. porter resigning after allegations of domestic violence. >>> also breaking tonight, the dramatic rescues unfolding right now. more than a dozen climbers stranded. one climber falling hundreds of feet. cpr now being performed on the mountain. >>> the horror. an 8-year-old kidnapped at walmart, later killed. tonight, the moment the child's mother facing down the suspect in court. >>> this evening, the women at applebee's told to pay the bill and leave immediately. what they were accused of doing the day before, but they weren't there. tonight, applebee's firing three workers. >>> was it a runaway suv? the driver who called 911, saying he

>>> jim gardner and the "action news" team has more coverage of the eagles championship parade next at 6:00. now for jai >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogerseorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> we are not done yet we are more to go and more to prove. this is our new norm. this is our new norm. >> it would be fun getting used to this that is for sure. the entire tri-state area turns out for the philadelphia eagles with extraordinary passion and in extraordinary numbers. broad street was packed with fans and then logan square and the parkway were a massive sea of people. >> if some of the eagles players really didn't understand what they mean to eagles fans they do now. it is thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight. is the day to remember for the team, this city and for every individual fan who bleeds green. for years despairing fans were pleading for a super bowl parade. and today they got one and it was better than we had any right to expect. but the enormous task of moving people out of the area is going on for several hours now. christie aleto is live now at 30th street station. how is it going there? >> repor

for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner.join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking developments on several fronts. as the survivors of the deadly school shooting board buses for their state capital, washington next, the white house is pressed late today. what will the president do on mental health and on guns? should there be an age limit to buy an ar-15? and the white house is then asked, does the president have his own ideas? late today, president trump then revealing new action. >>> also tonight, the new images from inside the school. frozen in time. >>> president trump tonight unleashing on twitter on russia, saying today that he's been much tougher on russia than president obama. tonight, the white house is asked, how so? and if so, why are the sanctions against russia passed by both republicans and democrats on hold? >>> our team on syria tonight. the horror. new airstrikes. families, young children seen screaming.

for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner.join us for "action news" at 11:00. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >>> tonight, the stunning moment on live television. the $90 million gamble spacex launching falcon heavy, the world's most powerful rocket into space. a car inside it, and tonight, that car now floating in space. the boosters returning to earth. millions watching. would they stick the landing? would those boosters land right back in florida? >>> also tonight, the winter storm. the pileups turning deadly. the rescue playing out in the northeast, as the system now moving across the country and into the east. the morning commute could be dangerous. >>> president trump today s

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for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can lp you refinanceprivat. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> tonight, the breaking news. the deadly school rampage in south florida. >> oh, my god. >> gunfire erupting inside this high school. students terrified. tonight, the images now emerging. the screams heard from inside the classr

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for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >>> tonight, the commuter nightmare. the storm, heavy snow, ice and blinding rain from texas, all the way up to the northeast tonight. the major bridge shut down outside new york city. the passenger plane skidding on a taxi way. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed. the ripple effect coast to coast. and the new storm watches are already up tonight. >>> the white house shakeup. the senior white house official to resign, following allegations made by two of his ex-wives, detailing alleged abuse. >>> also tonight, after the president said, let's have

rogers. meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. tuesday night and a number of records are dashed today as accuweather track a winter warm-up and president trump weighs in on pennsylvania's new congressional map. >> but the big story on "action news" tonight is the spill of liquid asphalt on a south jersey roadway and it goes on for 14 miles. the driver of the truck left the paulsboro refinery and drove to baltimore not knowing he was dumping the substance on the roadway not only causing a mess to the road but damaging 20 vehicle as long the way. bob brooks is live along the tri-state transportation company in west depford. bob, one big mess? >> reporter: a huge mess but it happened and it was an accident and the tri-state transportation company is doing everything they can to rectify the situation. >> see that line of cars, they are busy throughout the day. anyone that drove through the hick wid asphalt. are able to come in here and get their cars cleaned off. it covered at least a 14 mile stretch. liquid asphalt dumped over the ro

with ducis rogers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. tuesday night and pennsylvania governor tom wolf rejects the gop's proposed congressional map and authorities seized $2.5 million worn of heroin and fentanyl from a philadelphia home. but the big story is the on going search for the young vandals that did their damage on super bowl night and during the parade. the huge crowds were largely behaved but that doesn't mean there wasn't isolate the incidents of hooliganism. and we see the video that the police are using to track the people down. sara bloomquist is live at police headquarters. >> police are telling us they have already made close to a dozen arrests in connection with vandalism and theft during super bowl celebrations.ey are lookin another warrant this afternoon. and this they released additional photos and videos as they worked to identify young people as they were encouraged to turn themselves in. >> philadelphia police say in fact she did steal part

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night and philadelphia district attorney larry krasner ordered a change to the bail system and a multivehicle truck crash closes the northeast extension for hours. but the big story on "action news" is the historic day in philadelphia. it will go down as one of the warmest february days since they began keeping records and we smash the record for february 21st. the temperatures were soaring all over the tri-state area and made for a spectacular day for visitors and animals at the the brandywine zoo and it made for a delightf delightful stroll on the boardwalk of atlantic city. lets get the facts and figures from cecily tynan. >> reporter: for philadelphians younger than 88 years old this is the warmest february day in your lifetime. the high shot up for a record high for the date 77 degrees, the old record was 72. set back in 1930. but this was the warmest february day in 88 years. the second warmest february day ever recorded in philadelphia. some areas even warmer. areas north and west closer to a cold fr

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> thursday night and former radnormissioner phillip ahr faces federal pornography charges and radnor university sells the renowned westminster choir college. but the big story is the investigation into the killing of a 23-year-old woman whose only crime seems to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. surveillance video captures the moment after 23-year-old taisha timones was shot while driving a van on york street and logan. sara bloomquist is live at broad street and old york road and the victim had a van full of passengers including children. what are police saying about this? >> reporter: homicide investigators are reviewing surveillance video from along businesses along broad street and old york road trying to figure out who shot and killed 23-year-old taisha timones as she drove the van up broad street. she had three other women and three other children in the van with her. after the gun fire the van crashed into a building behind me. >> take my baby girl from me. if you know who you are, do the right thing plea

rogers. meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> thursday night a pedestrian is struck and killed in burlington county and knowledge governor, phil murphy announces plans to ease traffic on new jersey transit. but the big story is a day of fac finding in parkland, florida. and a day of mourning and soul searching across america. nikolas cruz appeared before a magistrate. he was charged with 17 counts of murder and held without bond. officials say he legally purchased the ar 15 rifle he used in the slaughter of students and adults yesterday at stoneman douglas high school. and the leader of a white nation lift group in florida says he was a member of his organization. and they described cruz as a volatile teenager that say his strange behavior caused friends to end friendships with him. and a total of 17 people were killed and 13 are still in the hospital. and in the wake of the worst school shooting since sandy hook in 2012. a lot of people had a lot to say including students that are fed up with the adults. >> what we really need is action. we say we are going to do all of these thi

with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gar mier. >>> tuesday night and chare ces arenstated for the engineer in philadelphia's amtrak crash and a false tsuthat wmi warning issued for the east coast. but the big story tonight massive transportation operation. and "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live. >> reporter: jim, that is right this is not a ticketed event and open to the public and expected to be bigger than the phillies world series parade in 2008. with the vince lombardi proffy in city hall the mayor and parade organizers revealed the details. >> i want to thank them for all the joy they brought to us. >> it's really an opportunity for us, our organization and players and staff to really sort of take in the enthusiasm and say thank you. >> 11:00 a.m. at broad and

. >> defense attorney roger mills blames himself for the fate of jim duncan. about the case. >> there were some witnesses that i kind of wish i would have called that would have been been able to maybe have attested to jim's character. i couldn't present anything medical, scientific, testimonial or anything that this was anything other than abuse. those fractures could have been caused by nothing other than abuse. i still feel like justice wasn't served. >> in fact, mills felt so bad about his part in the case, two years after the conviction he wrote a letter to the appellate attorney saying that he still loses sleep over the outcome and that he had failed jim duncan. >> i was his warrior, and i lost. >> after a three-day trial, jim duncan was convicted of all 13 counts of child abuse. >> as soon as i heard guilty, i passed out. they had to carry me out of the courtroom. >> i just couldn't believe it. and then to know that he was going to go away for a long time. >> duncan was sentenced to 70 years in prison. >> i was just shocked. i was numb. and what's left?

>> jim acosta said the white house might redact portions. chairman rogers i bring this up to you, we heard from paul ryan, all of whom kept saying christopher wray had a chance to see this. didn't raise objections. nobody raised objections or put a pen and started making changes to this. the implication was that the fbi, christopher wray had sign off on this. and clearly that is not the case. >> well it is my understanding that when the fbi director said -- it was just himself, he has been fbi director a few months now and said i am going it go back and look at it. you need to give him the opportunity to run through that information with his folks. they omitted important facts to the case. and here is what drives me crazy about the whole thing. if there are allegations that the fbi perjured themselves both republicans and democrats should be upset about that. number two, clearly the way the republican majority here is trying to release this without all the facts is also a disservice. this is a classified committee designed to deal with very sensitive intell

investigating donald trump, to learn that he asked for a loyalty pledge from jim comey, rod rosenstein, that he asked coats and rogers to defend him in the press, and in the stories you write, that he asked wray to fire mccabe on twitter and otherwise he's defying his wish to protect sources and that he asked andy mccabe who did he vote for. we're covering that as a news organization. what does that look like to an investigator, a picture of guilt, paint a picture to cover it up? >> bob mueller is going to have to sort all of this out. but at the heart of one of the key things that he's looking at is has the president and his team attempted to obstruct justice in this case. does the firing of comey amount to that? does, you know, all of this -- all of these issues -- asking someone for a loyalty pledge, i'm not sure what the legal significance of that is. >> right. >> it's, it's unprecedented because, as you know from working in the bush white house, they're supposed to be a divide between the white house and the justice department. >> right. >> and you're is nnot supposed e bringing people in investigating you askin

roger, thanks very much. enjoy the celebration. 125 years. jim know number within flavor of bass sets ice cream is vanilla. easy, right. >> all i want to say a man meets his wife at ice cream counter he is destined to have a happy life. >> thanks, patrick. >> thanks, pat. >>> major league soccer is right around corn are and so is philadelphia union's home opener. >> katie's in the great hall to talk to their diehard fans. >> union's home opener is march 3rd and it is against coincidently new england, of course, same opponent we just beat in the super bowl, and meanwhile that eagles victory speech is still very fresh in everyone's mine from corner jason kelce, do you remember this. >> very colorful language from jason kelce as well as colorful governments as well but is there a fun fact kelce borrowed that chant from these guys, these are the sons of ben, official supporter of the group from the philadelphia union soccer team. just a very small handfull of them join me now. bill, you are the president, thanks for waking up early. >> in problem. >>

tonight, jim acosta told, the white house made redact portion of the memo. chairman rogers, i bring this up again to you, we heard from paul ryan and the congressman broadcast that you were on two nights ago. all are saying christopher wray had a chance to see this and nobody raise objections and started making changes to this. the implication was that the fbi had to essentially, christopher wray signed off on this. clearly, that's not the case. >> well, as my understanding when the fbi director was there, hey, this is a lot to take in. i want to take this back. he reads it and sees it and he said hey, it was just himself. the fbi director a few months now. he says i am going to go back and look at it. you need to give them the opportunity to run through that information with his folks and clearly they came to a different conclusion that it was, they admitted important facts to that case. here what i say drives me crazy about this is whole thing anderson. listen, if there are allegations that the fbi perjure themselves, both republican and democrats should be upset about th

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4:00 with tamala edwards and karen rogers and dave murphy and from brian taff sharrie williams and percocious ducis rodgers and for the entire action news team i'm jim clear [ cheers ] welcome to the show. we have so many important interesting topics to get to today's. starting with, i want to start with a bomb shell revelation.

security one of the excuse me admiral mike rogers who is basically the head cyber guy in the united states government say that president trump and secretary of defense jim mattis have not directed him to stop the cyber attacks from russia at its source on top of that you have to look at the fact that the u.s. congress overwhelmingly pushed for new sanctions on russia that the trump administration is simply refused to put in place all of this happening while the special prosecutor is looking at the potential for collusion between the trump campaign and the russian government in the election so the question of course is what does this really mean this is just a a streetside a placid being renamed the lawmakers that i spoke to said it sends a message that the u.s. cares about human rights that they would like to see russia take a different stance in places like ukraine and human rights and sends a message to people in this country and when i asked one senator senator johnson from wisconsin why has the president put forth the sanctions that the congress demanded be put in place as the answer was you have to ask the president. from what you described it just

the senate armed services committee, admiral mike rogers said vladimir putin sees "little price to pay for such actions" and not only president trump and jime day-to-day authority to respond to russian activities at their source the russian embassy in washington has a new address at least symbolically. a portion of wisconsin avenue has been renamed after the russian opposition leader who was murdered in moscow three years ago today. inhow it feels like to be the shadow of my father's name and legacy, and i must say today that i am proud to be my father's daughter. id after his tragic death, regard it as my lifetime goal and commitment to stay true to my father's memory. mark: meantime, in moscow, people laid flowers at an improvised memorial on the bridge when he was killed. the united nations humanitarian chief is warning that conditions in yemen are "catastrophic" after three years of war with 22 million people needing aid. yuan envoy is accusing shiite rebels and the saudi government of prolonging the conflict. famine remains a real threat. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 co

rogers testified that under oath today. his family and his team had innumerable contacts with the russians. why? he fired jim comey.s we don't have to ask why. he said, i fired him because of this russia business. so excuse us all for thinking what do the russians have on this guy? our president is compromised, and we want to know why. >> i'm happy to -- >> we got 50 minutes. >> the president disputes the fact that the russian meddling had anything to do with the actual outcome of the election. i think everyone has agreed that the russians attempted to meddle with this election. >> he doesn't. he doesn't admit that. >> it's the outcome of it. that's what he -- >> i think we don't know yet. we do know that russia interfered with our election. we don't know yet if it impacted the outcome. we don't know that. >> there hasn't been one -- that there was any impact with the state election bureaus or the -- >> but there were attempts to -- >> sure there were attempts, but there was never any -- >> by my rough count, 77,447 votes, which swung pennsylvania and wisconsin, and michigan combined. that's not even a sellout in a

jim acosta at the white house, thank you very much. he's also the ranking democrat of the armed services committee. thank you for joining us, senator. >> thank you, wolf. >> pretty stunning revelation that mike rogers, head of the national security agency, that he has not received an order from the president of the united states to stop russian cyber threats. what could explain that? >> well, it's very difficult to explain. rogers said very clearly we're being attacked by russia cyber forces. their intent is to disrupt the election. they're much more sophisticated than they were in 2016. they've learned a lot. they're coming in and it's going to get worse before the election. yet he has not been asked to take action. he has the ability to disrupt these activities at the source, and also we know that the white house is not going to vote on sanctions congress passed on a strong, bipartisan basis to hope. it seems to be absolutely paralyzed after an intrusion. >> let me play a little more about your meeting. watch this. >> we're watching the russians spread more information, become more sophisticated, and we're just essentially sitting back and waiting. >> i don't know if i would characterize it as we

did he ask jim comey for a loyalty pledge, he also asked director of national intelligence, dan coats, to lean on comey about the russia investigation, and he asked nsa director mike rogers to publicly announce there was no collusion with russia. and he tried to stop attorney general jeff sessions from recusing himself from the probe. you remember that? he was reportedly grousing, the president was. he was saying, sessions was supposed to be his guy, asking where is my roy cohn, referring to the lawyer who taught trump how to attack his enemies. he asked the now ousted deputy fbi director, andrew mccabe, whom he voted for in the election as well. now we have the president trying to get the deputy attorney general to commit to him being on his team. now, it all seems to relate to the president's desire, shared by certain members of his party, to release a memo that may well undermine the administration of justice in this country. and those, my friends, are the facts. so now let's take this situation one-on-one. former cia director and cnn national security analyst general michael hayden. general, good to be with you. i have two i have never seen observations off the top f

rogers, but should note the president's includes jared kushner. he would then have to have, based 0en that rule, and coats investigation, his access to sensitive information restricted. >> you know, what's interesting jimcoats said today about temporary clearance should fb restricted in some way, that's actually consistent with long standing policy that's already in place. so there are, we forget sometimes, this is not a system that's just being created. there are executive orders and internal policies that have existed for across different administrations of both parties. and current executive order that has been in place since 1995 provides temporary clearances could be limp theited in some w. so i think the dni was stating what current policy should be and situation he's finding himself in as someone with authority over classification matters for the entire intelligence community is it a white house that isn't really playing by the rules. >> congressman rogers, white house has been trying to sell a story, in effect, well, this is on the fbi's shoulders here. that was yesterday. now today it's on this tiny little personnel office in the white house no one has heard of. basically saying they weren't r

rogers. i trust you. >> to have you. >> thanks. >> he's been waiting for that assurance. >> he will sleep a little easier tonight, i guarantee. >> i can tell. he looked very relieved. >> i felt it. >>> congressman jimmes asked devin nunes directly about it. congressman himes joins us next with the answer he got. its technology was engineered (beeping). while its design was meant to be seen. experience the new 2018 lexus nx, and the nx hybrid. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. yes! ours is still buffering. what's happening? you're experiencing a network delay. you both need to be watching that on the iphone with verizon. the best streaming network. how long have you been here? i've been here a couple days. (avo) get the best unlimited on the most awarded network. and now, when you buy iphone 8, you'll get one on us. (whispering) with the capital one venture card, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. not just airline purchases. (yelling) holy moly, that's a lot of miles! shh-h-h-h! what's in your wallet? man: shh-h-h! luckily, office depot®not officemax® is hereeart. shh-h-h-h! to take care of you. ♪ taking care of business with print services done right. on time.