julie kelly , thank you so much for coming on . can you just give us a couple, since you are the human encyclopedia on january 6th? i would say a repository of all the information. i mean, just give us a veryy quick overview o f the scale oft re the law enforcement response to what happened two years happo today. >> so, tucker, wha t we have now are almost a thousand criminal defendants related to their involvement in january 6th. what the fbi and department of justice now is warning is thatgs figure will double by the timene that they're done. they believe that they have to thousand perpetrators of the alleged insurrection. they are going to continue this manhunt for trump supporter into this year.. and so you had the fbi official this week, the new head of the washington , d.c. fieldgo office, say this investigation will go on for years. so what is this about?s not this is not about making suree the people who really committed violence, a small handful that day, are brought to justice. this is to perpetuate joe biden and the depa

julie kelly , thank you sos much for coming on . can you just give us a couple, since you are the human encyclopedia on january 6th? i would say redeposited allus a the information. i mean, just give us a very quick overview of the scale ofo the law enforcement response to what happened two yearsyearsg go today. >> so, tucker, what we have now are almost a thousand criminalns defendants related to their involvement in january 6th. what the fbi and department of justice now is warning is that figure will double by the time that they're done. they believe that they have to thousand perpetrators of the alleged insurrection . they are going to continue thisf manhunt for trump supportersor into this year. and so you had the fbi official this week, the new head of the washington , d.c. fieldon office, say this investigation will go on for years. th what is this about? this is not about making sure s vie people who really committed violence, a small handful that day, are brought to justice. this is to perpetuate joe bideno and the departme

julie kelly is one of the few reporters in america that has cover this story honestly since the first. she's the author of the book of january 6th and we are honored to have her with us tonight, thank you for coming on tonight. you are the human encyclopedia on january 6th i would say, a repository of all the information, give us a very quick overview of the scale of the law enforcement response to what happened two years ago today. >> what we have now are almost a thousand criminal defendants related to their involvement on january 6 with the fbi and department of justice now is morning is that figure will double by the time they are done. they believe they have 2,000 perpetrators of the alleged insurrection and they are going to continue this manhunt for trump supporter's into this y year. you have the fbi official this week, the new head of the washington, d.c., field office say this investigation will go on for years. what is this about? this is not about making sure that people who really committed violence a small handful that day are brought to justice. this is to perpetuate jo

john kelly comes and, in july of 2017.ter staffed. he knows the first six months have been chaotic. he needs to bring order to this place, get this guy on track. within hours, he realizes that, oh my that may be an incredible miscalculation. this person is far dumber, limited, egotistical, impulsive, lazy. then i ever could've imagined. and what manifested all these problems together was north korea. because seven days after kelly comes them, trump says, fire and fury. trump's public and private rhetoric wear the same. trump is running his mouth behind closed doors. and he saying it publicly. the north korean 70 incident what he's saying privately, that they know that the public statements are true. and callie, a student of war, someone who fought on the battlefield, and studied at. a four star marine general says, oh my. if the north korea and think that trump serious they could do something. or even if cam has to show his people that he is in command. where he's not gonna get pushed around by trump publicly. for a genera

. >> so kelly comes in in july of 2017.be better staffed. he starts getting confronted with these issues. and among them that he is all about is that there has been this fight that went on between ivanka and melania because ivanka wanted to become the first lady lady. >> but of course, there was a first lady, and her name was melania. but why would john kelly get involved with that? wouldn't donald trump the president say, hey ladies, let's settle down? >> it's an example to kelly of the frivolousness of some of the issues that were going on. you have to remember, it's in this period of time, that kelly is realizing that trump is pushing kelly -- the country to the brink of war with north korea. and at the same, time he is having to figure out why amerada is having pool parties at the white house to tell her that she cannot do that. and it is this mixture of the frivolous and the extraordinary threat of war that kelly is balancing as he is taking over as trump's chief of staff. >> fiction writers could not outdo what we all

perry reveals, he killed 25 taliban fighters during his mission kelly's done thing, that just chest pieces removed from the board with the july from our headquarters in moscow, you're watching our t international. my name is peter scott and her the top story is a 5 p. m. moscow time this friday. thanks for joining us. now we start with our top story. this our ukranian forces have shell done yet several times a shortly after russian troops halted hostilities. as part of the russian proposed orthodox christmas cease fire, that's according to city officials, but there's not been any information yet on damage or casualties. ortiz roman cost, or if it brings us more details is says cease. fire was ordered by president vladimir putin in order for orthodox christians in russia and ukraine to attend to religious says, services. you're in the says sacred holiday and the cease fire began at noon on friday and should last until midnight on saturday. so for 36 hours so people can celebrate this event. however, at exactly noon on friday, ukraine once again shelled civilian areas here in the generic firing. multiple a rockets, multiple art

>> john kelly comes in as chief of staff in july of 2017.ocess, he thinks donald trump would be better staffed, and he quickly realizes that donald trump is dumber, more limited, at least here, and more than he ever thought he was. and he would listen to anything. and kelly was terrified that trump's ignorance was going to lead to a lot of problems, but the biggest problem was going to beat north korea, because trump was using public rhetoric that he wanted to use force against north korea, and he was also saying this in private. and kelly was terrified that the north koreans would try and take some sort of action thinking that they may actually attack them. kelly tried to repeal the trump, and said that hundreds of thousands of people will die, that didn't work. kelly said that you can destroy the economy, that did not work. it was only when kelly said to trump, and kelly not knowing what to do, he was the chief of staff to the president united states. there was no one else to call. there was no one else to help them. and he says to trump,

become very inverted the 2 to 10 inverted in early july, and it inverted to minus 84 basis points in november. and that's the most we have had, kelly, since the early 1980s we didn't have that kind of an inversion, even in 2006, 2007, ahead of the 2008 crisis that tells me that the recession is coming about the middle of 2023 a retailed issue a yield curve bought the 2210 have started steepening in the last two weeks >> we just showed that >> and that steepening, in turn, suggests that the bond market is anticipating a recovery after the recession. the bond market is far ahead, even before the recession begins, and anticipates a recovery >> quick final question. we know there are people at home banging their heads on the table, great, i guess i can buy bonds, but this all sounds pretty horrible. can the fed cut rates at the next meeting you know, they would never do that, for all the reasons that we know they wouldn't do, but is there a of avoiding the outcome that you're describing what could they do here to turn policy around quite quickly? >> they can no do anything that is perfect from a policy viewpoint, which is, to continue