both steven saw moore and herman cain has loated for these jobs but not actually nominated. i'm also curious to hear you talk about what they would like to see out of future nominees. rep. mchenry: the senate is in the nominee business, and we in the house are not. i do not spend much of my time obsessing about the nominating process. i watch it like most people in washington. pretty closely. more closely within my jurisdiction. those two offerings from the white house, they represent a different view out of the white house which is the polar opposite of the obama administration view. president obama put labor eaders on the fed board of governors. this was an attempt to balance a different direction. my senate colleagues look at the nominees' individual backgrounds. i do this it is interesting, the akeup of the fed board of governors and it is important to have folks willing to stay in long-term and look deeply at these issues. the fed, while they have great data, they are still in the people business. and the people on the board of governors make balance sheet decisions, an

. >> no question, we saw headline in new york magazine that called steven moore a misogynist coo.ell you, that's a really glaring headline even though it's more of an opinion column. >> he's a wall street journal editorial writer and he's been on fox, he's been a cnn contributor. >> right, i think that was extreme language you saw, people actually disagree with economic policy and they are different and i think we are seeing a lot of growth but they also disagree with political impact. >> great to see you this sunday. joebiden calling him strong, wht happened? judge >> senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham opening remarks when brian william with nicole wallace took step of breaking in. >> so no collusion, no coordination, no conspiracy between the trump campaign and the russian government regarding the 2016 election. >> we rarely do but chairman of the judiciary committee just said that mueller found there was no collusion, that is not correct. >> not as chairman of judiciary committee but as a human shield for donald trump and william barr. >> an hour later cnn broke in to int

. >> no question, we saw headline in new york magazine that called steven moore a misogynist coo.l you, that's a really glaring headline even though it's more of an opinion column. >> he's a wall street journal editorial writer and he's been on fox, he's been a cnn contributor. >> right, i think that was extreme language you saw, people actually disagree with economic policy and they are different and i think we are seeing a lot of growth but they also disagree with political impact. >> great to see you this sunday. joebiden calling him strong, wht happened? judge napolitano in william barr hearing with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? - i like to plan my activities before i take trip, so by the time i get there i can just enjoy the ride. with tripadvisor, it's easy to discover over 100,000 bookable things to do, from walking tours in rome to wine tast

stephen moore is out with a new op-ed today saying that the media -- there was no smear campaign, what you saw on a personal note was the media reprinting lots of things steven moore has said historically. from an economic standard, whether it was how he misunderstood hyper inflation, or the fact he's said on record it would be great to have someone in the fed who agrees with the president's economic agenda, that right there is the red flag of red flags. help our audience understand the history and importance of the fed's independence. >> i'm not going to say any personal negative about steve moore. i've known him for many years. i think it's worth remembering that when president obama was in office, he nominated people to the fed, one of whole was held up and then blocked who had a nobel prize in economics and they said that person was not qualified. so to put people onto the fed board who don't have experience in monetary policy, in banking, inflation, in crisis management, any of those things, revealed that this was going to be -- it was going to be a partisanization, let's call it, of the fed. the history of the central bank in the united states and arou