looks like the right as mentioned debts very low gold reserves are are building up and you know jim rogers our friend of many years has been saying this for the last ten years is been investing in russia and he'll give you you know chapter and verse exactly why this has been a great economy to invest in yeah and probably the rubles probably cheap on the four x. market and it's all there later. he's talked about it as. vajra here is again what he says this is also mirrors exactly what our experts in the second half constantine gird you have had said is that she was following exactly to a t what classical economics would teach you how to respond to this crisis during the financial crisis for russia two thousand and fourteen exactly the opposite of how the rest of the global central banks responded to the financial crisis of two thousand and seven to two thousand and nine he said so when. the central bank governors meeting some basel she's the one preaching orthodoxy almost all central banks have either negative interest rates very low interest rates or some kind of extraordinary monetary acc

looks like a right as mentioned debts are a low gold reserves are are building up and you know jim rogers our friend of many years has been saying this for the last ten years is been investing in russia and i would give you you know chapter and verse exactly why this has been a great economy to invest in yeah and probably the rubles probably cheap on the four x. market and it's all there later jim rickards is talked about it as. vajra here is again what he says this is also mirrors exactly what our experts in the second half constantine gird you have had said is that she was following exactly to a t what classical economics would teach you how to respond to this crisis during the financial crisis for russia two thousand and fourteen exactly the opposite of how the rest of the global central banks responded to the financial crisis of two thousand and seven to two thousand and nine he said so when abilene goes to the central bank governors meetings and basel she's the one preaching orthodoxy almost all central banks have either negative interest rates very low interest rates or some kind of

in fact, two former intel chiefs, jim clapper and mike rogers, they disputed brennan's claims that the dossier was not part of their assessment. rogers in a letter to congress and clapper last october on cnn. >> some of the content of the dossier, we were able to collaborate in the intelligence community assessment. >> laura: given brennan's history of lying and obfuscation, any sane person would question his objectivity and credibility. trump is right to be skeptical on brennan and call him out on his misinformation campaign. as "the wall street journal"'s kimberley strassel noted, brennan has been bragging that it was he who started the ball rolling on this entire russian closure narrative. -- collusion narrative. >> i encountered and am aware of information and intelligence that revealed contacts and interactions between russian officials and u.s. persons involved in the trump campaign. that -- i was concerned about. i know that there was a sufficient basis of information and intelligence that required further investigation by the bureau to determine whether or not u.s. persons were

it was working well because of the personal relationship you clearly had with jim comey, john brennan, mike flynn, emma rogers and his predecessor. i sense is that you made it work for decades. i worry that if you didn't have personal history together we would have a problem. >> that is fair and a concern. in my case just having served a long time in the intelligence committee you knew everyone the senior officials in the community have grown up and mentored many of them. they all works pretty well. again, i knew i did not have a charter that i was going to be a czar or dictator. i was there to be a facilitator, and to promote cooperation through persuasion or cajole or read. i tried to reserve those locations where i had to decide something were issued direction and make that the exception not the rule. it is much better in this arrangement where you are starting to achieve consensus. >> less spend a minute because you bring it up in your book about mike flynn. somewhat of a tragic figure having played guilty to lying to the fbi. you make a point in your book that as an officer he was quite good until he fou

also interesting that rogers were joined by jim comey afterward, again, to lay out, not just what theynew about russian hacking and disturbances and creating chaos here in the u.s. political election and political system, it also described a so-called dossier, at least mr. comey did. there is a person that was there that i could us a lot more about it, we are talking former homeland security advisor tom. he was there, listen to what he had to say about that today. >> i was in that brief income of the two weeks before the inauguration. that would focus primarily on the cyber component of what the russians did. not the information operations. those information operations are ongoing. i agree with the fbi director. >> just to give you a little clarity there, what he is suggesting, jon, is that this is a broad sweep briefing that you get so often especially in transition circumstances. it did not give grandeur to detail about some of the information that the russians both had and were attempting to exploit, and that is something that i'm sure the president got plenty up in the days after.

our concern -- now i'm speaking specifically, jim comey and john brennan and mike rogers as well.t is it the russians were doing to interfere in our political processes. as i said before, i've seen a lot of bad stuff in my 50-plus years in my intelligence but nothing that disturbed me as much as this. it was about the russians. and there was no attempt to undermine president-elect and later president trump. it's an absurd allegation. >> why do you think it's taken the president so long to finally, finally acknowledge that russia was, in fact, behind the cyber attack of the 2016 presidential election. >> only because he was kind of forced to. again, to dan coates' great credit, i think his forthright statement about the threat that russia poses to this country sort of, i think, helps force him to at least grudgingly or reluctantly agree. although as he did when he read his statement the other day -- yesterday, i guess it was. of course, he does his ad lib, it could have been others. no, it wasn't others. it was the russians. nobody else. it wasn't the chinese, a guy in new jersey.

. >> harris: mark meadows, jim jordan, formally requesting the doj inspector general to investigate whether deputy attorney general roger rosenstein threatened to retaliate against congressional staffers. they were investigating the agency's role in the rush investigation. they claimed it rosenstein threatened to subpoena their emails and phone records during our meeting in january. >> that kind of misconduct is something that has to be looked at, an implied threat or real threat to either one is inappropriate when you have this kind of power. some of it happens every day and is used as a technique but when it's used against congress as intimidation it crosses the lin line. >> chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge's live in washington with details. >> this letter calls on the justice department internal watchdog to review allegations by the deputy attorney general. the alleged threats investigating congressional staffers. at the staffers memorialize the 2018 incident for the house general counsel. the letter from congressman mark meadows reads in part, "the notion mr. rosenstein site to use his investigati

think about jim clapper and the quality of people that were in e obama intelligence leading the intelligence community under president obama. clapper, i believe michael rogersthe head of the nsa out of this, he is a sterling quality individual. but clapper and brennan and comey, are you kidding? why in the world what they have clearance? >> tucker: you see these formal liberals in good standing defending this and it makes you realize whatever trump is for, they are against. and vice versa. so it's easy to beat them. now there are for ms-13, and for acting in porn movies as a noble oppression and profession. how easy would it be to get them to take totally insane positions by telling them that trump is against it? >> i do not think it would be difficult as you point out at all. think about the positions that clapper has taken. the lies that he has told. comey misrepresented at the very least, so much. he talked about president trump as a man who is nefarious, but this is the man, he was perfectly willing to serve as his fbi director. and the list goes on. the madness and the intrigue is overwhelming. i expect to most americans. because first they did not kno