joining us now is neil wilson, senior market a nalyst, now is neil wilson, senior market analyst, etxn the redland report, it is simply unsustainable to keep pensions and keep paying for them as we have done —— the cridland report. if you don't increase the aegerter thing about increasing taxes and national insurance contributors, that sort of thing. do you think that age is likely to increase? —— if you do not increase the pension, you have to think about increasing taxes and national insurance. it is simply not sustainable to keep increasing it so we will have to point sooner or later when we do need to set aside extra money through general taxation. and the point on people doing manualjobs, taxation. and the point on people doing manual jobs, so taxation. and the point on people doing manualjobs, so working outdoors, very labour—intensive jobs, in your60s, outdoors, very labour—intensive jobs, in your 60s, into your late 60s, that does not seem sustainable. what happens to people injobs 60s, that does not seem sustainable. what happens to people in jobs like that? i think there cou

neil: it was talking about abnormalities when woodrow wilson had a stroke and rumors that his wife ran the country or franklin roosevelt. it has never been used or attempts right? >> right. you have to get the vice president to say he is functionally inaccident pass stated, can't discharge his duties. -- incapacitated. then the majority of the cabinet and leaders house and senate. both houses by 2/3 majority would have to vote. neil: couldn't leave it with the cabinet and white house and vice president, correct? >> you were correct when you were interviewing sheila jackson lee, you had this bemused and confused look on your face. she should get a refund for law at uva. she doesn't know anything about the 25th amendment. it has no application what serve, to a person who may be in her words, ill-suited in other job. neil: ill-suited in her estimation, gregg, that is seems mentally unhinged because of the crazy stuff he does. let me ask you a polite question in that regard. how do they determine if an elected official is mentally compromised, doing crazy stuff or increasingly crazy stuff?

neil: all right, thank you very much. you broke some news there with congressman wilson talking about the possibility of getting democratic support. we are going to explore that. we are also exploring this. jared kushner denying any collusion with russia also said to make a statement. we are told, we don't know if he'll make it before reporters, but he's expected to discuss maybe what he discussed in the broadest of outlicenses. -- outlines. in the meanwhile, we have the federal staff writer brie with us. one of things that comes up with jared kushner, trump, jr., paul manafort, former campaign adviser, manager, i should say, who did they know, when they did talk, is this developing into anything or is this just going to be a week of closely monitored hearings even though they're private hearings? >> the media is going to be completely fixated on all the hearings this week. if any of the past hearings with comey and jeff sessions which revealed very little to nothing as the substance about this investigation into potential and alleged collusions with the trump campaign and russia. i think given the past kind of hearings t

neil: all right, thank you very much. you broke some news there with congressman wilson talking about the possibility of getting democraticussia also said to make a statement. we are told, we don't know if he'll make it before reporters, but he's expected to discuss maybe what he discussed in the broadest of outlicenses. -- outlines.