he was working about a few blocks away at solemon smith barney. let's talk about your experience , because you lost many close friends. >> well, sure, many close business associates, the street was a very different environment and unfortunately, i did know many people who parished, who worked primarily at the world trade center and either sandler o'neill, cantor fitzgerald, obviously those were people who got in very early in the day and their offices were unfortunately fully staffed when the planes hit. liz: people don't really understand what the situation must have felt like, because i've been talking to traders who were actually on the floor. you were a few blocks away. they were shoved down into the basement, nobody knew what was happening. how concerned were you at that point, and then, once you realized what was happening, what emotions overcame you? >> initially people were talking about an explosion and irony icily i was there in the early 90s and in 93 was when there was a bombing in the basement or in the garages of the world trade cent

here is john solemon on this program, investigative reporter, back in january telling us what he is expecting next from the john durham investigation. let's role john soleman. >> right now, john durham looks to be building a small number of indictments focused on the top of the free cash flow, the very top of the leadership of the fbi that's where he's looking. maria: so, devin nunes, what are you expecting next from john durham? was there a statute of limitations that sort of pressured him to get this one indictment out? i know kevin klinesmith got a slap on the wrist, no indictment but we got this first indictment where does it lead now? >> look, what i expect is we've made 14 criminal referrals to the department of justice. i expect every one of those to be looked into. for god's sake the american people, the taxpayers pay for us to do this work. we don't have gun guns in congress. we can't go out and arrest people. we can do an exhaustive investigation which we've done despite being stonewalled by the department of justice and the fbi for years so we've done our job and now we expect durh

he and lou raineri, he's the father of the mortgage backed security, used to work at solemon brothers finance and essentially created the mortgage back securities and they wrote a treaty together earlier in the year that appeared in the brookings institute one of their publications that basically called for fannie and freddie mac the two mortgage giants to be released from government control and be made into utilities and also known as recap and release. that has angered some progressives, they like fannie and freddie where they are now part of the federal government and that's why they are mounting an effort to get him displaced as the nominee and we hear the nomination, i mean this is what we hear. bureaucracies work at their own speed. it's coming down the pike. it could be today, tomorrow, for all i know it's next week because the progressives are mounting a campaign to at least push calhoun off the short list because of this connection with rainieri. i spoke with people close to calhoun and they say they are making a mountain out of a mole hill. this guy has a consumer background