. - okay, great - and you remember john huntsman then. john huntsman spent like a thousand days in new hampshire and nobody liked him anyway. - he put all of his chips on that square. - and nobody liked him except for the goat guy and that was because his goat had bit john huntsman and huntsman was totally cool about it. and that was the one committed huntsman voter i met - this is like the last five minutes of every local newscast right? the human interest story - right - the goat story so that was like your only - nothing like 2016 - this was really the first big presidential. how do you get on the trump beat if you're at the post. you've got a news room full of big stars. i mean this is not, i look at the post's work over this campaign and i think the post did the best work of any journalism organization. no close second and it was almost to a person, dan balls, karen tumulty, robert costa katie zezima. you go down the list, rebecca sinderbrand. everybody at the post did amazing work. you were one of many. - yes - how do you throw elbo

. >> richard, i remember talking to john huntsman probably five or six years ago. about china, number one economy, and i said what is the most important thing to do the leaders. if they can't deliver that, they understand they're in trouble. >> now they're saying it's high sixes. that's not real in part because so much of the growth is artificial growth. stimulated by government infusions of funds. what it tells you is the chinese government is free of widespread unemployment. unemployment will then lead to political instability. this is years the big party congress. xi jinping opportunity to consolidate political power. >> are they in a bubble right now. is the economy a bubble. >> answer is several bubbles probably. several layers of the chinese economy growing at a rate not a natural rate. more because the government policy and anything happening from the ground up. >> what they did in 2008 was said we are not having a cession. we're not having an adjustment. they put an eanymonormous amoun debt into the system. created debt equal to the u.s. banking system. eve

huntsman cancer institute is doing. her marker buoy institute. we also have dr. elizabeth jaffee deputy director of the kimmel conference the cancer center at johns hopkins university and i would appreciate it if we could have center coming to introduce her. >> thank you mr. chairman and truly honored to have her here today. she is at johns hopkins and johns hopkins as you well know is probably one of the greatest hospitals in the world and it so happens to be. >> dab in the middle of my district. they have done phenomenal work and it is an honor to have for cochairing the blue ribbon panel and serving the people of baltimore and not only baltimore but the world so i'm very pleased to have you and thank you for being with us. >> thank you and we also have dr. tyler jacks the director the institute for integrative cancer research at the massachusetts institute of technology, certainly one of the most premier prestigious universities that we have in this country and the immeasurable work and we are thrilled that dr. jacks is here as well. % to committee rule witnesses are to be sworn before they testify so if you'll please authorize and raise your right hands. do you