intelligence community assessment that we did that set off a whole sequence of events which are still unformingably special counsel mueller investigation. president obama is responsible formu that. >> president obama -- responsible for that, sad james clapper. what to make of it joining us tonight victoria former deputy assistantto attorney for divisin of the justice department. joe digenova founding partners of the digenova and tensing law firm great to have you both here. let me ask you first -- to react to the statement by the former dni, about james clapper which seems to be straightforwardly evidence of the -- the former president's involvement in this witch hunt. victoria. >> if president obama were so good why didn't he stop it? now let me see what are we talking about this involvement? a few hundred thousand dollars worth of ads and hacking into the computer account of the dnc allegedly because we really don't knoww because they never turned their computers over to the fbi. this is this big -- about this little thing that didn't do anything to affect a the elections. i mean, it is reall

. >> and a cabinet member trying to protect the president is not so newsy in this administration unformal nately. if it's a legitimate claim, that's one thing. if there is nothing surprising about saying there a couple of arguments you can use, but they are not very strong. we are going to go with this one anyway. for whatever reason. in this case this is really just about power. we are going to use anything we can. >> it's a show of dominance, but really don't want the accounting records and they don't want the tax returns coming out and don't want don mcgahn. they are trying to block that stuff and they don't like the specter of it coming out. >> trump's finances on the mueller report. they are telling you where to look and where the bad stuff is. that just makes it all the more important that democrats have to get it. >> what do you think just to follow-up. someone who worked on the hill. the psychology of democrats in congress, particularly leadership as they try to think through how to deal with the borage of obstruction. how do you understand how they think about it? >> they are ver

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a company that l t lost, it's the time we're in i know autonomous cars are a big deal but it an unformedbusiness and i'm not sure how it will look i'm optimistic, not as optimistic as the market today >> explain the differential in viewpoint between the markets and your on. what would you like to see and why do you turn yourself optimistic for a company clearly you don't seem interested in buying at $45 a share. >> it succeeded on one half of the equation it's the can have services about or logistic business has been shaken by what uber has done it's done that half of the equation really well i've consistently underestimated its capacity to grow but overestimated its capacity to be profitable so it's not growth but whether they can deliver the profit margins sometime in the future, not even the near future but the far future i think they will find it but i don't think it's going to be easy or as lucrative as they think it going to be >> aswath, they may consider itself like an amazon. could uber make that case in. >> it could be everybody wants to be the next amazon i've been obsessed wi

unform, as the "washington post" said yesterday, democrats are putting a political pothole in the way of drug pricing bills. democrats have decided that use funding to thein facilitated marketplace. this morning, a publication called "stat" published an article entitled, in washington the bipartisan approach leaves democrats doubting their own party leadership. as this article reported, even house democrats do not understand why the speaker of the house and party leadership have decided to politicize bipartisan bills that enjoy widespread support. the chairwoman of the health subcommittee is on record by saying she is not a fan of what has happened. republicans do stand ready to work on solutions. congressman mark meadows, the chairman of the freedom caucus said that the democrats' political stunt is a wasted political opportunity. he continued, you've got the chairman of the freedom caucus willing to work with democrats on making real structural reforms on prescription drug prices and what do they do? they put a poison pill in trying to augment a failing health care delivery system,

unform, as the "washington post" said yesterday, democrats are putting a political pothole in the way of drug pricing bills. democrats have decided that use funding to thein facilitated marketplace. this morning, a publication called "stat" published an article entitled, in washington the bipartisan approach leaves democrats doubting their own party leadership. as this article reported, even house democrats do not understand why the speaker of the house and party leadership have decided to politicize bipartisan bills that enjoy widespread support. the chairwoman of the health subcommittee is on record by saying she is not a fan of what has happened. republicans do stand ready to work on solutions. congressman mark meadows, the chairman of the freedom caucus said that the democrats' political stunt is a wasted political opportunity. he continued, you've got the chairman of the freedom caucus willing to work with democrats on making real structural reforms on prescription drug prices and what do they do? they put a poison pill in trying to augment a failing health care delivery system,

unform, the president isn't ready for that. thank you very much. indiscernible chatter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its captn content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org correspondent said this bill would inclues the recollection flilt on retirement savings plans. how would it do that? >> it has been a long time coming and congress hasn't delved into pension law and when chairman kneel took the gavel, he made it clear that retirement savings is going to be a priority. in the last congress, he and then chairman brady passed something out that had some of these components in it, but that bill was tied to some of the permanence of president trump's tax cuts and another bill, so it didn't have legs in the senate. so it died last session. this year, chairman neal brought this up and this bill basically doesn't have components like refund checks for people or anything like that. what it does, it makes it easier for employers to offer retirement pla

unform, the president isn't ready for that. thank you very much. indiscernible chatter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its captn content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org