robert gary, like many scientists around the world familiar with dr.the accusations against her and her lab are unfair. >> i see a scientist that's put a lot of her life and her career into looking at these viruses and since back to the original sars. i don't see somebody that's part of a worldwide conspiracy to cover up the origins of sars-cov-2. >> but the chinese government has significantly limited international investigations looking into the origins of the covid pandemic. in january, an international group of scientists working for the world health organization arrived in wuhan. renowned dutch scientist marian koopman was on the trip. how much cooperation did you get from the chinese authorities when you did this investigation? >> there was a lot, but there was also here and there. it was not so easy. it was everything you would wish to see on the table, no. i think it's important to understand just how complex this is. it takes a while to build a working relationship, and that was part of the process. >> the w.h.o. team released their report thi

gary is president of capital management and robert wolf ceo of 32 advisers and former economic adviserf president obama. gentlemen, thanks for being here. mitch, first to you, there is concern about inflation, right? is it real? is it tangible the markets are clearly reacting. >> it's 100 percent real. it's tangible. you buy five pack of corn and it's $6 and a year ago it was $2. so, i think the members of the fed actually went to the supermarket in the last month and they saw that prices are going up. unfortunately, it's really a tax on the economy right now. and i think the fed knows and treasury secretary yellen who used to run the fed knows if they don't get it under control quickly, it could very quickly spiral out of control and stall the recovery that we are in the midst of. >> bret: here is the fed chair and the treasury secretary, take a listen. >> if we saw signs that the path of inflation or longer term inflation expectations were moving materially and persistently beyond levels consistent with our goal, we would be prepared to adjust the stance of monetary policy. >> what i

jennifer his mother sylvia, and his brothers and sisters, gary, martin and susan, have my deepest sympathy. he will be sorely missed. judge robert katzmann was 68 years old. >> and good evening once again, day 142 of the biden administration. the breaking news we begin with tonight is this blockbuster speak of reporting by the new york times. it's as trump justice department officials investigated the electronic communications of democrats in congress all in the hunt for leaks of classified information. quote, prosecutions subpoenaed apple for data from the accounts of at least two democrats on the house intelligence committee, aids, and family members one was a minor. records of at least a dozen people tied to the committee were seized in 2017 and early 2018, including those of representative adam schiff of california, then the panels top democrat and now it's chairman. times reporter katie benner shares a byline on this she is standing by to join us in a moment. earlier this evening, congressman schiff spoke to rachel maddow on this network about the unprecedented and disturbing nature of all of it. >> this looks like an abuse

jennifer his mother sylvia, and his brothers and sisters, gary, martin and susan, have my deepest sympathy. he will be sorely missed. judge robertday 142 of the biden administration. the breaking news we begin with tonight is this blockbuster speak of reporting by the new york times. it's as trump justice department officials investigated the electronic communications of democrats in congress all in the hunt for le c

gary kelly, complete southwest airlines transition, make it smooth, make it uneventful. you know exactly -- if you were an executive at southwest, you know exactly what you're getting with robert jordan i am not surprised by him moving into the top job and yoi don't expect any bumps along the way for that transition. gary kelly, you hit on it, this is one of the true all-stars in terms of the airline industry in his career and he's had the vision for expanding and growing southwest airlines as the ceo, and he's done it in a very deliberate gary kelly style and now you look at these guys and you no longer hear people say, well, southwest airlines is a low-cost carrier nobody looks at southwest airlines that way. somebody who's trying to throw out cheap flights. those days are long gone gary kelly was instrumental in making them as large and as successful and as profitable as they have become >> you know, phil, i am kind of struck at the age of jordan. i mean, a lot of times these people will move on to other places because they don't get the top job. i wonder is there any thought he might have left if he didn't get the job? >> i've not heard that but i'm not surprised that -- i

robert e. lee is able to crush this salient. but a beautiful rear guard action by winfield scott hancock and john white gary are able to save the union armies they fall back to a more defensible position. hooker in the meantime had played his his ace up his sleeve and he ordered in that fainting foresight. i told you about around fredericksburg. they will march to aid the union army. the battle of second fredericksburg a slow battle will develop and john said to start marching towards a place called the salem church where lee again audacity personified with an enemy on the ropes will split his army. use those interior lines. take a calculated risk and march and meet this threat and stop it cold. he knew his enemy. so well that when he is warned robert e. lee is warned that john sedgwick is coming up from to his rear. he's going to say a very telling quote he's going to say that i believe that major sedgwick means us no harm. john said to some major general. but when robert e lee commanded john sedgwick in the antebellum army, he was a major. he knows major cedric. he knows how slow he is. he knows he has time and he knows how h

roberts, check back in with you again. thanks so much. let's bring in jerry. met joe biden in russia after his meeting with putin in 2011. geafer, thanks for joining us. gary already a victory in your view for vladimir putin. he got the shot. he has been elevated. he is on the same stage as president biden, right? >> putin got what he wanted a summit. the main event has already happened. biden gave the credibility of the united states to brutal dictator. and i heard a lot from those summit that biden would go to geneva to deliver a message. you know, very strong message. he will talk tough. biden wanted to send a real message to putin. he would meet with zelensky, goes to kiev. that's the message because putin -- ukraine. he would meet with the real president of belarus living in exile or meet with the families victims navalny's family and now he is representing america and the free world and he gave putin one of the greatest. brian: he did, vladimir putin just hacked whose cyber bandits inside his country just hacked our food lines as well as our energy lines. >> absolutely. in the moment when biden thoferred summit and to this day, putin, i'm sure, autho