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i'm john ehrlichman. kriti: the stock market is down two point 5%. the nasdaq is down almost 4% on the session. coming back from jobs day, good news for the economy, bad for the equity market. a gain of 8000 jobs, yields up only 4%. -- four basis points, excuse me. stocks and bonds are selling off. the dollar edge -- is marginally higher, stronger by .2%, but not translating into a weaker commodity story. brent crude trading at a 98 handle up almost 4%. let's go to president biden in maryland is speaking about the job support. president biden: it has been the fastest increase of people reentering the workforce of any modern economic recovery. there is something else. our job market continues to show resilience as we navigate this economic transition. for some time, i have been saying that what we need to do in this transition is to move from historically strong economic recovery to more steady, stable recovery. we need to bring inflation down without giving up the historic economic progress working-class and middle-class people have made. that is wha

i'm john ehrlichman. kriti: the stock market is down two point 5%.asdaq is down almost 4% on the session. coming back from jobs day, good news for the economy, bad for the equity market. a gain of 8000 jobs, yields up only 4%. -- four basis points, excuse

statements that any friend of mine could possibly have made and john ehrlichman who i quote in my book had a different view. and he said come. make a difference. do what's right. get involved. one of nixon's favorite poems was teddy roosevelt's the man in the reena? you know it talks about. the man with the sweaty brow that has gotten into the arena and fought for what he believed in and done his best. and he makes the the poem makes the point that it's much better a much more credit to the person gets into the arena. and the fights for what they believe in they're the people we should honor and i believe it's imperative that we get new blood young blood and great people into our government. ladies and gentlemen let's thank dwight chapin and frank cannon. with penn state professor rachel sheldon. all right.

try it for free at ziprecruiter.com try it for free at ziprecruiter.com >> i'm john ehrlichman.ility in public markets has put fresh focus on private investing, and the former head of one of the world's largest pension funds wants to give investment visors more access to the private market. mark mage and spent a decade with the canada engine plan investment board. since then, he has teamed up with the cofounder to watch the platform. he joins us with kamaron leach was been covering the story for bloomberg news. nice to have you with us. we finished a segment on the u.k.. i would imagine that if you are looking to build a case on volatility that we experience, we would see a play out in front of our eyes. >> that would be right. we are not covering the u.k., but we will one day. with regards to the situation the u.k., i will quote king charles and say dear, oh dear. >> has displayed over into the private markets? how are you gauging that for your investments? >> a few things -- there is a little bit of exposure, despite the best efforts for the alternative community to private as

john ehrlichman was the first counsel to the president.and he became head of domestic affairs, and the domestic council staff. and i think i was his first hire from the outside to be on the domestic council in my area of responsibility was basically law under order, crime and drugs. when john shocks from the council's, office he took everybody with. him and then he made a classic bureaucrats mistake. as his replacement, he hired somebody who was demonstrably less qualified and less experienced. to hire john dean. he had basically nothing to do. he told the sentencing officer to his official duties were doing field reports on potential appointees. and he pardons any pardons recommended by the department of justice. i was doing policy work on crime and drugs. there is no indication that dean met with the president more than one time in the first two years. he was on the staff. there was a project. i was in charge of the project. the public policy project. and eugene was supposed to contribute something. and he didn't do any. work my media bo

lot of that has to do with all the president's men, as they said at the time -- john mitchell and halderman and ehrlichman, and there was a whole raft of convictions then, and that i think really encapsulated the american society's rejection what had occurred there, and that's what i think we need in parallel in this episode. it's not enough to simply look forward to legislative revisions. the doj really should zero in on the mark meadows and the stones and the flynns and the giulianis of the trump circle. and i think that they will. >> so, harry, really quickly, i understand what you're saying about the mar-a-lago documents case being easier to prosecute him on. and we certainly -- we've heard that from a lot of former prosecutors, former judges, heard that from law professors. so totally get that, totally defer to you there. there are a lot of us, though, in america that saw what happened on january 6th. we see all the people that said the only reason they stormed the capitol is because of donald trump. we read the definition of conspiracy to commit sedition. and it seems to fit exactly what donald trum