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what does judge susan webber wright remind him when the deposition is over?'t talk about your testimony with any potential witnesses." >> betty currie does not normal work ekends. >> what does the president do? he calls betty currie over. >> so she went into the office that sunday, and then he proceeded to walk her through several statements. >> "betty, when monica was over here, you could see and hear everything, right?" >> "we were never alone, right?" "she was only here because you were here, right, betty?" >> he not only is violating what judge susan webber wright told him to do, he is coaching a witness and telling that witness to lie. >> currie would then place numerous pages and phone calls to lewinsky that went unanswered. >> she was the chief facilitator. and the protectors literally tried to protect him from himself. they were loyal to the nth degree, but they knew that this was wrong, that it would be armageddon if it ever came out. >> the president had entangled himself and his staff in a cover-up that would jeopardize the presidency. >> he had ne

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it was there that judge susan webber wright had been pouring over legal briefs filed by attorneys fores and the president of the united states. >> on december 28, 1994, u.s. district court judge susan webber wright ruled that paula jones' lawsuit could not go to trial until after president clinton left office. she accepted the argument that a trial would constitute a significant burden for a sitting president. >> lawsuits take up an enormous amount not only of time, but of emotional energy. >> although, she did allow fact-finding procedures to proceed. >> we could ask him for documents. we could take his deposition. >> the jones team immediately asked the eighth circuit court of appeals to reverse the ruling, arguing that paula jones should have the same rights as anyone else. >> we said, "look, mr. president, you have no immunity. you have to answer these charges." he said, "well, i'm too busy. i'm running the country here. i'm the most powerful man in the world. you can't bother me. excuse me?" >> paula and her lawyers in little rock would have to wait, 1,000 miles to the northeast,

. >> reporter: here at the olympics nate webber is a u.s. bobsledder. his day job he wears a different uniform. as a green beret. >> working with special forces team i learned, you know, how important it is to rely on those other guys, and you're always working for them just the same way you are in bobsled. >> reporter: that day job is top secret. he speaks russian and can do battlefield surgery. but it's shooting down that icy tube at 90 miles an hour that really gives him the jitters. >> i'm scared every single time i go down. >> the green beret -- >> don't tell everyone -- >> in the flashpoints where he's deployed there are no bobsled tracks. he's pushed atvs in niger, sprinted down dusty lanes in cam sxroon weight trained in afghanistan. >> we'd have to wait till the sun went down before we could even touch the bar. it was so hard. >> reporter: here nate offered some olympic training tips. >> sink the hips. >> reporter: then we graduated to the real thing with his bobsled teammates. >> that's when you're going to push in and hit the bar. >> reporter

." ♪ carol: we are here with the editor in chief of "bloomberg businessweek," joel webber.et's start in the business section. a story that is fascinating came out a couple of weeks ago. it is about a trifecta of individuals, well known individuals, warren buffett, jeff bezos, and jamie dimon talking about fixing the health care system. joel: right. the biggest guys around. the details around this still remained kind of hazy. what will actually be the solution in health care? how are they going to try to fix this? they're trying to find a ceo who can spearhead this initiative in the three companies. amazon.com, berkshire hathaway, and jpmorgan. what has been interesting, and where we try to pick up the narrative is the reaction within the industry. because the health care industry, amazon is at the door, this is a big deal. that is where we picked up. julia: this is not what we were expecting from him as a foray -- amazon as a foray into the health care. we should make the point that at the moment they are tackling the situation with their individual companies. as you point

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] >> jimmy: this is from -- that's an andrew lloyd webber joint, isn't it?ove: the same -- >> jimmy: this one is from de masking tape. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, like the phantom. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: are you saying that's a phantom -- no. she says, "i once ate a dog biscuit on accident and then again on purpose because it tasted just like a mini muffin." [ laughter and applause ] don't eat dog biscuits. >> steve: that is rough. >> jimmy: this one is from @metalfaninblack. he says, "i'm single because i'd probably have to update my wardrobe." look at this picture. [ laughter ] oh, my goodness. i want to thank simon cowell for sending in that -- [ laughter ] >> steve: hey-oh! [ applause ] >> jimmy: or the phantom. >> steve: or the phantom of the opera wears black. what happened at the end of "phantom of the opera," do they get married? >> steve: i think he burns alive, doesn't he? [ laughter ] that's just a guess. that's just a guess. >> jimmy: does he really? have you seen it? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> questlove: nah. [ laughter ] >

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." ♪ carroll: we are here with the editor, joel webber.ut start with remarks in asia, that bears close watching. business week has been writing about the debt pile up in china. china has been doing something to get rid of that. joel: this is called the europe the dog. what we will be talking about is deleveraging. the debt pile up in china is enormous. there's been a number of people. for years, people have been calling for, something is going to give. it will be bad for the global economy. all eyes on this in general. where our story picks up on that is talking about, the number is $30 trillion. that's how much we are talking about here. it's massive. the number people pick up on is gdp. what do you do about that? this will be -- deleveraging will be with us is about. julia: still providing credit to companies that they are not concerned about, but they are also cracking down on big corporate's that have been spending. >> it's not even called corporate. it's conglomerate. real estate from years ago, they're selling it off and doing it the

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we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. today. >>> we are following breaking news, president trump is hours away from approving the release of a republican memo alle. the fbi have grave concerns of the memo and accuracies and any changes being made is designed to spin and justify the release of the memo. the assumption is the president is looking for anything to discredit the entire russia/mueller probe because that's what he want s to do. >> we are seeing a twofold pattern here. ignoring those institutions but also a campaign by the president's allies to discredit the work of the special counsel. the potential of the release of this memo have profound consequences. it helps bolster the campaign of public opinion and russia investigation. it replaces the leadership there with more bipartisan loyalists. >> chris wray uses the word "grave concern." what's the impact on the u.s. intelligence community and the law enforcement community for that matter by releasing the memo? >> well, i am looking at this from a global perspectiv

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and we really appreciated that we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. >> neil: apparentlys a super bowl game this weekend. fox isn't covering it so i'm not interested, frankly. i don't want to be so parochial about it. we have sports broadcaster warner wolf with it. not only people watching who whips and all that, but how the players will behave on the field. this of course after a season where that was criticized much and ratings suffered. what do you think? >> i think you're absolutely right. i think there's a big segment that won't watch the game. putting aside the patriots fans and eagles fans, and those bet on the game, $4 billion, it's illegal and legal combined, but i think you're right. and i think goodell has dropped the ball disgraceful. if he doesn't by next year say look, this is simple. you guys want to protest, fine. go ahead. it's a free country. but do it on your own place. don't do it in the football stadiums. do it elsewhere. you're not being paid for that and the fans don't want to see it. let me tell you something, if i'm a service man, especially an ac

we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. usaa, get your insurance quote today. >> jon: a worrisome outbreak at the olympics with dozens of workers sickened by the norovirus. 900 military personnel helping with security when 1200 members were security staff were confined to their rooms being tested for the illness. norovirus causes stomach pain, nausea and diarrhea. >> melissa: new text messages uncovered between the f.b.i. agent peter strzok and attorney lisa page casting for doubt on the f.b.i.'s clinton email investigation. one text in particular saying then president obama wanted to know everything we were doing. no clear indication what that text refers to but republican lawmakers say it raises serious questions about president obama's personal involvement in the probe. here is congressman this morning on "fox & friends." >> you know it means the president wants to know what they are doing to try to stop trump because that's clearly from all the other text messages, that's what they were working on, that's what they care

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and we really appreciated that we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. >> neil: allight. the great thing about nichole -- nicole peedlize, she was there. what was the mood like? >> it was the panic or nervousness. we dropped over 1,000 points and it was selling off fast and furiously. after that time, after 3:30, they were back to a sense of calm. for today they anticipated this morning we would see a sell-off and maybe have some up arrows. interestingly enough, right at the opening bell, we were down 567 points. we closed up 567 points. the volatility is certainly part of the action that we've been seeing here. but overall fundamentals are good news. good news in the american economy and abroad. but they're watching where to get in. that's really the key. where to get in on something that you really want. you don't want to catch a falling knife. the one piece of news is the concern that the bottom is not in. we've had the zigzag back and forth action today. we didn't test the lows. that's something that they have spoken of. big picture, they think the market is head

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and we really appreciated that we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. >>> you figure that one out. >> they are harvard graduates. they are experienced lawyers. they are 27 years in the department. rachel has had a number of years in the department previously. and so they both represent the kind of quality in leadership that we want in the department. >> that was president trump and attorney general jeff sessions talking about rod rosenstein. trump and sessions having different feelings about the man who overcease the mueller investigation. jerry nadler releasing a e rebuttal to the memo in the last hour. that six-page rebuttal challenging the core conclusions of the nunes memo. let's bring in frank montoya, former fbi special agent. there is that question of rod rosenstein right now and what will happen next. when we look at what has been said so far. there seems to be differing objectives coming from the administration right now. what do you take away in terms of the memo that came in on friday. we have jerry nadler saying there's not enough information here to point

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