. > backhere, state side, lisa pa is scheduled to arrive on capitol hill for a second round questioningick refresher on her back story. former fbi lawyer worked on t bruut also hang anet p er at the time. during the text changesca trump ote, we will stop he wrote, qu it. led to claims of bias during the investations, but just this past week,awmakers grilled strzok about the texturing an emotional and accusations of e screen, he a bias >>out en thple sim proposition that that going on,ha it mit kern anywhere the fbi cor roads at the fbi is in amerietn y, the effective nes of their msion and deeply strucktive >> i wched some of the testimony of strzok and thought it was a disgrace. >> of course, that was trump ing.ting today to that he reaction to the testimny in the halls of capitol hill has been swift and divided down partisan line many democ are coming tois defensenglamill gop cogues for a csircu that bls universal condemnion in line with what the president had to say, they've expressed chacern aboutt impact the hearings will have on the ongoing mueller investigerion >> cha assassinion

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pa investors in passes ssive vehicles, they may want to think, is this safer? we don't think indexes are necessarily safer. active management can move you away from some of these issuer concentrations. lisa, where you see the -- where do you see the biggest distortion right now? matt: the corporate space. debt to gdp just from corporate issuance and united states continues to rise and is beyond precrisis levels. that is different from the consumer-oriented space where debt to gdp in the consumer space continues to fall. the consumer has grown the prior debt load. we would point to the eiji credit space, triple be and em, -- bbb and em, where we would see potential dollar funding issues. those are the potential seeds of concern in the future. lisa: i want to get to leveraged loans. a lot of people have been raising this as a hotspot of concern. you see a near record pace of issuance so far this year after a record year last year. do you think that leveraged loans are going to see much lower recoveries in the next downturn than perhaps even high-yield bonds? oksana: not surprising we are seeing a tremendous appetite for loans because they are one of the few pockets of fixed income this yea

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ pete: that's lisa page one half of the anti-trump fbi love birds takingling. rachel: g.o.p. lawmakers revealing that page has given them new information and that she is cooperating with their questioning. todd: so what implications could this have for strzok in the russian investigation florida congressman and gubernatorial candidate ron desantis joins us now. reaction to lisa page's comments on the hill. it wasn't all negative. there was actually some positivity coming out of republican mouths with regard to what she said. >> well, it's because she was actually willing to answer questions. i mean with peter strzok, as you guys saw on national tv as we had seen when we did the deposition of him, it was like pulling teeth. he was always very coy. he didn't want to really answer a lot of the questions he claims he wanted to but said he just wasn't able to. so, the cooperation was much different. and i think when she comes back on monday, hopefully we will get all the rest of the questions answered. and i think strzok's testimony really left a lot of america