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>> i am not sure i have a legal basis, but i am more than willing to sit before this during thisd investigative process in a closed session and answer your question. >> we will have a closed session in a few hours. will you answer my questions in a direct and unencumbered way? involvedlosed sessions staff going over the technicalities of another -- a number of these issues and is not involved us -- >> but if you meet with a committee in the closed session will you answer these questions adequately kwai -- unequivocally and without hesitation? >> -- >> i will, but i need to work with the lighthouse -- white house legal counsel to see if they will exercise executive -- responses that i certainly hope is that is what happens. i believe that is the appropriate thing. i do have to ignore knowledge because it >> the sensitive nature of the executive privilege aspect of this, i need to be talking to the general consul in the white house. i hope we come to a position where we could have this dialogue. i would welcome that. >> and i would add with an conclusion that both of you had testify that you had

back to that, we could see things get that could really help the economy instead of just relying and thisdmulus model that has not really produced the productivity, the increasing wages, or the real growth we were hoping for. scarlet: i think the fed would agree that it would rather keep emphasis on employment and inflation rather than trying to stimulate the economy through low rates. do you feel the fed is not being aggressive enough when it comes to stimulating the economy? in what ways can it be more progrowth or getting out of the best way? >> getting out of the way, the fed model has not worked. the fed thought that cheap money wooden ties companies to invest in plants and equipment and would expand their production capabilities and that would make them hire more people. that would cause which is to go up and their only concern was inflation. as it turned out, companies used a lot of the cheap money to buy back their own shares in wealthy investors have lots of access to cheap money to bid up markets and governments can use the cheap money to finance deficit. none of that contributes

when the world's leading scientists are telling you thisd is what's going on and some of the smartestinds in the world are telling you this is the reason why, at some point you have to listen. >> tucker: you're actually dodging my question completely and i'm not denying the existence of sea level rise. i'm merely asking a very specific policy question. this is about policies. how will the terms of the paris agreement handing $3 billion per year to indian and china, which do not have to lower their emissions, how will that help what's going on in miami beach, what you just described?doad >> as the world is getting too hot and too warm, the oceans are rising and that's affecting miami beach. it's affecting all coastal cities.s >> tucker: i can't let you dodge it again. specifics make the difference. i'm asking about a very specific agreement that you and everyone else on the left is beating their chest about trump is destroying. i'm open minded. tell me how that specific agreement and the financial s arrangements in it will help the problems described. >> i'm going to tell you why. i'm

thisd i'm going to explain how he managed to do it. i don't say i'm doing it good or right, but it's the way i do it. i am going to show how he got these things all through so fast. brian: when i listened to the audible.com, roughly two-hour bob carol talking about himself, his wife, his books. there was one word. that i kept hearing. do you have any idea what that is, the site power -- besides power? ina?t: brian: that's not the word i'm thinking about, but talk about her. to are the only other person research anything for your book. robert: that's true. i know other historians, really good historians have teams of researchers. there is nothing wrong with that. i look at the acknowledgment, sometimes they have for research assistance. they have a team of research assistance. ina. have a team, and it's it's the whole thing. other people do see and and suck like that, but she is the only person that i have ever trusted to do research on the books beside myself. brian: where did you meet her? robert: i met her at princeton. brian: what w

decline i will show you this trend we and i will pull up this with gold at a seven-month high and thisd a slump and and gold is climbing china is ramping up gold. rally andd up the the is as they are set for stabilization and we will get the latest on the reserve and census uptick. thisdeclined and there is end we are waiting to hear about and we are putting hedge fund managers on notice. >> thank you for letting us know about how things are shaping up. increasing the holding of government debt and they say treasuries are becoming more tractive. after the biggest decline in more than two decades. isolationudi-led qatar relies almost completely on imports. most of which enter through a land border of saudi arabia. thisesident trump called "just punishment" for the support of terrorist groups. -- r the president faces court debates on whether he took illegal financing in the campaign and could lose the mandate. he has been under rising pressure after the corruption allegations of last month. more economists unexpected raising and the benchmark kobe cap steady. joinedoday, we will be after

thisd trump is in talks morning and we await the highly anticipated testimony from james comey tomorrow. comey will stop short of saying if he thinks the president sought to instruct a federal probe. meanwhile, jeff sessions is said to have suggested in the last several weeks that he might resign amid risks with donald trump. the white house would not say whether donald trump retained confidence in sessions. for more on this, let's bring in stephanie baker, one of our main correspondence covering the trump conversation in the trump administration. also with us, richard jeffrey. he is our guest host for the hou r. and we have also with us, ralf preusser. thank you for joining us. it is a very big news day. give me a sense of what we can expect from the james comey testimony tomorrow. >> i think the main thing that will probably come out of this is ocmey receiving -- is comey assumptionrump's that he was not under investigation. in the letter, he said, thank you for telling me under three separate occasions that i was not under investigation. he is expected to refute that. the question is