and the big reason john bolton has for not wanting to do that, the big disincentive john bolton has about testifying publicly is the financial incentive he has to say all of his most colorful and most condemning stories about donald trump for his book, his big book which he is reportedly already working on. and the value of that book increases as long as john bolton can hold on to his trump secrets, which also means that the value of that book declines if john bolton is forced to reveal some of those secrets publicly in testimony to the impeachment inquiry and long before he can publish his book. so it seems unlikely that john bolton will show up for his deposition next thursday. even if he's hit with a subpoena in the meantime. in addition to requesting testimony from john bolton the impeachment inquiry has sent requests for testimony to john eisenberg, the top lawyer for the national security counsel and michael ellis, asking them for appear for depositions monday. fiona hill, president trump's former top russia aide on the national security council testified earlier this mont she met w

it's ironic that john bolton is calling anyone else a hand grenade when john is described by many as an atomic bomb. this war of words shedding more heat than light. if bolton was deeply read into what was going on in ukraine d and, craig, you have to wonder if his name doesn't go on the democrats' wish list for someone they'd want to talk to as the inquiry heats up with congress back in town. >> hans, how concerned are they that john bolton is now being dragged into this impeachment probe? >> reporter: if they are, they aren't portraying it. they're trying to avoid getting in on the tit for tat. john bolton is willing to not just contradict the white house, but the president himself. the day he departed, there's a dispute as to whether he resigned or whether the president fired him. john bolton is a knife fighter. he never backs down. he went out here with guns blazing, to mix my metaphors for you. we do know john bolton does like to set the record straight. as you can tell from some of his language, he can be quite colorful. we know that from various memos he's written. john bolton

. >> john is a real reporter. one of the few left in america. >> this is a good example. months ago john solomon introduced shokin and wrote about it. the fired prosecutor general of ukraine who now says he was investigated by his son. the mainstream media ignored it and only when rudy giuliani came out and said here it is, i have got shokin's statement. now they don't ignore it. now they attack the prosecutor general and rudy and john solomon. lou: those attacks it seems multiplying as this impeachment inquiry gets hotter and hotter. and i wanted to take up something that was reported generally and chris wallace taking you have the source of many of the reports when he reported that you and the two of you were working with rudy giuliani and that you were quote off the books and you raised this issue, and i want to give you an opportunity to respond to it. i talked with chris. and let's get your reaction to that. >> i don't know what off the books means. chris did not explain it when he made his statement about us

guy: john, when does value come back? john: that is the "waiting for godot" -- "waiting for question. value will probably have to wait in the wings until we get a that cantion of growth lift it to probably overvalued levels, and investors will widen their exposure, diversify it within the area. the other thing is, within the value space, some stocks are value traps, and will be forever, because they have been left behind by technology, or their management has not grabbed it. there are many value propositions that are very good. own and be patient with them in a diversified portfolio. guy: what do you make of recent ipo failures and the pulling of ipo's such as we work? john: i think it points to a few things. i think if there is anything in the ipo market, as well as within cryptocurrencies, there has been significant exuberance, or irrational exuberance, which carried prices way above what they should have been. as a result, there has been a significant correction in individual ipo names, and of course bitcoin has had qu

i put it together quickly, elton john. elton john became the big star, the stage persona. i could admit my sexuality. and of course on stage i felt very safe, as i did when i was a little boy by performing. but then when i came off stage, there was still the timid, shy person. i was still reginald dwighthen i came off stage. >> the gentleman we've all been waiting for. >> reporter: still, outrageous worked. from the moment he started touring america at age 23, critics and fans fell in love. >> elton john! >> reporter: how do you think you handled success? >> pretty damn well. i just loved it. tour, radio, interviews. we were having so much fun being in the land of music, which is america, and we were just on adrenaline. it was just so joyous, so joyous. >> reporter: and how can you not smile when you see this? in the beginning, what was the idea behind the outfits? >> i wasn't allowed to be fashionable. i was reginald dwight. when reginald dwight became elton john, then all hell let loose. i could wear exactly what i wanted to do. and i just loved it. ♪ loneyness is toug

john kennedy won by a lot. it was a great thing for our country. where is john kennedy? come here. we have another guy. anytime i talk about health care , anytime i want to know anything about medical, taking care of people, i call a man named bill cassidy. he is incredible. what a heart. , on a peer, john. john.e on up here, oxford! sen. kennedy: is this incredible or what? is this louisiana? i told you, donald j. trump loves louisiana like the devil loves sin. [cheering] >> earlier i gave him a quiz. i imagined you were running against joe biden. [booing] and i asked him, who is more likely to secure the southern border? but there was one question i forgot to ask. who promised to build a new river bridge? pres. trump: two great men. two great americans. another man who is very brave. he was in bad condition. i was at the hospital the night he was expected to die. he was not looking too good that night. i went there and the doctor said, it is almost impossible to save him. i think he is better looking now than he was two years ago. the greatest thing, he was playing baseball. he w

you want to react to that and then we'll make it a free for all go ahead john. i was never thought i would say this but i actually agree with richard in the sense that i think that we were stablished on law and order we're missing the order part with respect to some of our law enforcement agencies some of them lean right some of them lean left however we're in law enforcement you're supposed to protect uphold the principles in the safety and national security of the country and not lean to your own political leanings in thoughts and views and i think that's what we're seeing here with respect to the whistleblower and some other things that transpired in the past and listless actually be honest here i think that people were so used to business as usual and under this president president trump he's not business as usual he's business. unusual right because he's saying you know what there are things that have been going on for so long and we have to correct that we have to make sure that there's fear ballots with respect to our economy with respect to our political

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to john roberts with more on how this is playing out. john? >> good afternoon, charles. late last night fox news was told that the investigation being conducted by career prosecutor john durham, u.s. attorney for the state of connecticut, has now morphed from an investigation into an

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little johns, yeah! $3, what?! >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. >>> more damning testimony out of the impeachment testimony, john bolton describing rudy giuliani as a hand grenade and the pressure on the campaign to describe rudy giuliani as a drug deal. >>> and joe biden's son hunter speaking out for the first time, admitting bad judgment vovinvolg

when you talk about john brenna john brennan, the man ran the cia and now he has smeared the r and now he has smeared durham one of the most respected attorneys alive. >> it makes me think the hand of politics is now being used to massage what this ongoing review is. i am concerned. >> laura: what they were carrying out is not a fraudulent investigation but what does that tell you about how scared they are? >> they are terrified, deny everything, that's where they are at right now. john brennan, even his rhetoric is dangerous, both to the united states national security and because we know his involvement with investigating part of this entire issue of the investigation into president trump's campaign began with john brennan, why do i say that? because we know it occurred overseas. we were accepting information, from christopher steele who is a foreign former spy for mi6. he was funneling information, that information was well-known to the cia in london. of that information was well known to those fbi agents that went there and spread these malicious lies. what do we know now? we know

taylor: john, do you see that? john: well, we haven't really seen it yet. like i said earlier, the iranian s are trying to answer serious questions about how the u.s. is posturing ourselves in the gulf. uncertaina very future with regards to sanctions, with regards to the nuclear agreement. their first use of this capability is going to be to answer questions. so, it's very possible that they could target these people quietly just to gather information. taylor: john, are you able to say if you have been tracking phosphorus or one group that you have been following the you have known could be a potential threat? john: we have been tracking phosphorus, who we call apf-35 for five years now. we first found them targeting defense-industrial base in the united states as well as iran hawks, people in john bolton's circle, for instance. pro-israel lobby and a few other targets. lly elaboratea rea social engineering scheme through social media. they have a lot of different capabilities. and even though sometimes their attacks may seem rudimentary, they make up for

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did i know john? were we friends?" you know, knowing really we were, but there were so many rumors about it, and that photo, when i saw that, it's like, yes, we were friends. and it's a beautiful photo for meaujustdse kinghew it was. >> stephen: do you remember what song this was that you were working on? er ) you probably do. >> stephen: i was always imagining this was you-- ( applause ) i would always imagine-- i had seen this before, and this could be totally off base, but in my mind i was imagining this was you talking about "the long" medley with him. >> yeah, it could be. that's a very good guess. >> stephen: thank you. thank you. that's part of the job. we've got to guess things like this. i can also guess your weight at the carnival. ( laughter ) aside from interviews, when you're asked about john lennon, how often do you think about john? >> quite often, yeah. quite often. i dream about him. >> stephen: really? would you mind sharing one? >> no. >> stephen: okay. >> sure. i mean, the thing is, you know, when y

john: to some extent you can. you still have some standard relationships, which still seem to hold, which is when risking markets selloff the rally markets. tom: the correlations are still there. john: and that is what i think makes hedging still useful. wonderfulberg had a story today. do you know where the risk-free rate is? i'm not going to ask him because he will throw stock at me. alk at me. john: i know where it is in the u.s. outside, you have to do a lot of hand waiting to arrive at answer. tom: we will continue our handwaving with john normand and luigi zingales. francine lacqua is in milan. eene in new york. look for this important discussion with another gentleman from chicago, president evans. this is bloomberg. ♪ you are watching bloomberg surveillance. let's get your bloomberg business flash. retailer' ceos will step down. he will be preceded by another ceo. , sincewake of a scandal then, they have leverage the to moves position profits. gilbert lost his grip on power at one of the uk's largest ass

let's just start with john doe rum. i talked to a u.s. official that said that this shift, this move from an administrative review to a criminal inquiry is very significant. why?e what we know is that attorney general william barr as well as john durham had been traveling overseas. they have been talking to intelligence officials to allies in italy, across the pond in england. there may be development's we don't know about you that caused this shift that moved directly from an investigative group to a criminal inquiry which would d give john durham the ability to subpoena, to talk to witnesses to look at documents, and to impanel a grand jury. so this news is huge. it significant. and we are also going to be looking at right now with michael horowitz, the inspector general, if this report comes out shortly which we expect probably within the next week, after going through all of the classification review and markings, because they willt be releasing it before with very few redactions, that means it's moving forward. horowitz is moving for

john durham with the probe. why is a so important? we can't live in a world where the rule of law only applies to democrats, not republicans. can you imagine if we were trying to impeach a democratic president with this process in the house? bottom line here, if you have two fbi doj lawyers who wanted to be a to win, clinton toulouse, all the stuff would be front page news. if the republican party went to go get dirt on hillary clinton, it would be all over the place. what did we learn? when it comes to america media, doesn't matter how you get trump as long as you get trapped. they are yelling at me rather than yelling at the house democrats were using a process that you could not get a parking ticket for. >> sean: you have your letter being signed on by 46 senators less than 24 hours. we have the breaking news of the justice department investigation that the origins of this witch hunt has taken a dramatic level of seriousness with the real subpoena power and real ability to charge people. we also have just breaking again in the last

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eric: thank you john. i want to begin primarily by talking about the department of justice's work on religious liberty since 2017. the attorney general william barr has emphasized that religious freedom is our first freedom. it is the first freedom mentioned in the bill of rights. and in the first amendment itself. the department's efforts with respect to religious freedom really began with the president's executive order order on religious freedom he issued in may 2017. the president directed the attorney general to develop guidance for the various federal departments and agencies on religious liberty. former attorney general sessions issued a memorandum on federal laws that protect religious liberty and issued that memorandum in october of 2017. the attorney general's memorandum which is still binding lays out 20 key principles. while there are too many to mention here, i want to talk about a few of the key principles we are working on and will continue to work on at the department of justice. the first

john roberts. john: mr. president, thank you. president niinisto. house committees that are looking into the impeachment inquiries, they noticed today they will be sending us a speed a subpoena to the white house could when you cooperate with those subpoenas? pres. trump: i always cooperate. hoax that hastest been playing out, john, since my election, we will find out soon, but probably even before my election. this is a fraudulent crime on the american people, but we are working together. and hello sea and all of them, we will see what happens, because we did absolutely -- i had a great call with the ffesident of ukraine, and schi got up, the chairman of the committee, made up a call that never took place. , he maded to believe it up, i think he had some sort of a mental breakdown, he went up to the microphone and read a statement from the president of the united states, as if i were on the call. what happened, if you look at the sheet, which was an exact transcript of my call, done by very talented people who do this, exact, word for word, he said

john, let's get into it. you can build on the points you made or respond to what david said. >> i would like to respond. >> you can't impeach the president for foreign policy. >> this was about personal interest. this was about his election. this was about having dirt on what appeared to be one of his principal opponents in the general election. it is a big difference between talking about policy and talking about what favors him in an election. and he apparently started this in about may with his lieutenant rudy giuliani. but let me say something else. the members of the founding fathers who were deciding what to do, they were very concerned given that they had a king. and they were very concerned that they not reproduce here without such royalty the same error that they thought captivated great britain. >> john, let me press you on what evidentiary point and bring in david. you have laid out your argument. >> right. >> what do you say to people who would look at this and say right now the strength of the ev

the news, john durham, u.s. attorney from connecticut, he changed the russia investigation into the origins of the fisa stuff from just an inquiry. now it is a criminal investigation. how significant is this? >> it is very significant. with that categorization he has the ability to impanel a grand jury. steve: couldn't he do that before? >> no. it was voluntary up to that point. right now, he has based upon a reasonable indication that there is some criminality, he can impanel the grand jury. he go forward. what is the grand jury for? ultimately to indict or not to indict. they had an obligation to do this. once the russia collusion, was shown to be nothing other than a fraud on the american people, and a tremendous harm on this country, then the attorney general -- what caused this whole thing. there are a lot of people shaking in their boots right now. but i think the americans can be comforted by the fact that you have a guy by the name of durham, who is liked by, appointed by presidents on both sides. he has

john: absolutely. the german manufacturing pmi at the lowest level since the global financial crisis, and that is the worry that it will spill over into other sectors. perspective, stabilization is good. probably on the german side you need to see improvements because a prolonged slump in the pmi will be enough that people worry the risk of contagion increases. is such a large part of the economy, and that is a crucial part. matt: is there any equity play that you like in europe? or do you think everything is fairly valued? john: we like being short european equities. against u.k., japan, and u.s. on therecession risks, and nonlinearity if the pmi's remain at low levels, and if you see some of the puzzles that turn out to be bad news. some european data is contradictory and hard to get your head around. it looks like the capital slowdown has been from within the eurozone, not explained by the trade war. , then equipment orders europeans are is -- european series looks great. how this will reconcile its

back to you. >> thanks john and john. well, you've just heard from the best of academic research on national service. now for some reality therapy. tay, how does this translate into actual service and how is that working for you? >> thank you. can you hear me? perfect. >> the trick is to hold it really close. >> remind me if i let the mike slide a little bit but it's a thrill to be here, a great pleasure to be on the panel, thank you bell, bookings and the great paper. before i talk about what this looks like on the hill and the policy proposals that service alliance is moving forward, i want to tell you about myself and my connection to service. i lead the government relations work at service alliance, unlike the panelists i didn't complete a year, serve in the military or serve in office. so my connection to service in a real way really started about ten years ago when i was working in philadelphia. i had transitioned tofrom a career practicing law to something more meaningful to me, public education. one of my coworker

i'm john containing. thank y -- john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. a national security aide defies a subpoena, telling congress he will not testify unless a judge decides if the impeachment proceedings are legitimate. >>> plus congresswoman katie hill is resigning

heilemann joins us live from the powers in bolivia john we were just listening to of our allies from that news conference what more did he have to say about this. we just 1st of all i think we need to get a little bit of the context about this the opposition on just rejecting the vote because the vote is not complete yet and what's been happening since sunday's election is that the vote count has been frozen for love periods of time 24 hours from sunday night to monday night usually see those votes come trickling in especially in the rapid count which is meant to give the report which is meant to give the vote quite quickly to avoid any sort of uncertainty that suddenly froze when it froze it looked like we were going to a 2nd round that the challenger carlos messer was going to be involved in a runoff with president morales when they came back it seemed like that was on the brink of not happening that's really infuriated the a position now president ever morally is has blamed the opposition for that delay in votes counting because it says that he says that the protests have delayed

>> well, john, thank you for having me tonight. and i have to say i don't work for president obama anymore, but i can pretty much guarantee you he was not thinking about president trump while writing a eulogy. that said, we have reached a really strange point in american life where if you say nice things about someone, if you say someone has integrity or they're honest or they're honorable or they're not a racist or they're respectful to women, people say, whoa, you're attacking the president. and that says something pretty remarkable about our president and about where we are as a country right now. >> when he says that being nice doesn't make you a sucker or when he goes on the riff about the meaning of "honorable," you don't think in any way that was meant as some kind of a comparison? >> i think that we're at a moment when there are a lot of people who are not living up to their responsibilities. i would point out -- this is my own opinion -- that it's not just trump, right? when you talk about people who are not acting honorab

john avlon has our reality check. john, explain the discrepancy here. >> war and peace. life and death. and that's the power of the presidency. and that's what we're seeing in syria right now. where president trump's impulsive order to remove u.s. troops after a call with turkey's autocrat is causing chaos and slaughter. and it's given an anticipated victory to four american adversaries, russia, iran, syrian government and islamic state. who could have seen this coming? basically anyone who was paying attention, except, apparently, president trump. and so, faced with the realtime consequences of his actions, he's defaulting to its comfort zone. a parent of disinformation. trump's initial tweet storm may have gotten the faithful, but not brent mcguirk. mr. president, with all due respect, none of this is true. none of this is true might sound a bit like a blanket statement, kind of harsh, but let's break it down. he claimed u.s. troops were supposed to be in syria for just 30 days. well, because video exists, let's go back to the 2015 white house press conference. >> how

the other person who is emerging as a star witness here is john bolton. every single witness that is going in is talking about bolton's role. bolton's role in expressing concerns, being really worried, objecting to what was going on. really undercutting the notion that this was some sort of legitimate national security or white house policy that was going to be pursued. again, if john bolton decides he wants to testify, there is almost nothing the white house can do to actually stop him. >> can i just add -- >> jeffrey, as you know, there's a lot of speculation that bolton could turn out to be like john dean. >> well, bolton, i think, is of enormous, enormous significance. because one of the objections that republicans have made, particularly to ambassador taylor, is that his information is hearsay. he didn't have direct conversations with president trump. john bolton saw donald trump every day. that's what the national security adviser's job is. and so, if bolton testifies in detail about his interactions with the president, on the subject of ukraine, th

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ask john bolton, okay? the situation with iran where we unilaterally left with allies, and could have put pressure on iran to back them off, how they involved themselves in the middle east and developing bl g ballistic missiles and as a group come together to work to make sure that china started living up to trait ruleses. doing it alone and implications and damage will have to be calculated over a few years. it's unbelievable. >> adding to that is this impeachment inquiry and you have career officials now coming out and testifying and's how much does it bother you, anger you, that it took a whistle-blower speaking up and out to blow the lid off this thing? >> well, i mean, the call was, you know -- maybe it would have been shelved but it wasn't. we have whistle-blower because they can come and do things and need to be protected. if all of a sudden knows who they are and they're lives are turned upsidedown and people say if you're challenginging the president people ought to know who you are. somebody in th

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john durham, the u.s. attorney in connecticut is highly regarded as someone who has chased down difficult investigations involving the fbi and the cia in the past and has not felt pressure to indict those cases. nonetheless, this is very troubling because this investigation appeared to be open because the president wanted it. and of course that's not how we do things in this country. we don't use criminal investigations to satisfy the president's whims and his desires to get his political enemies. >> frank figliuzzi, a former doj official and two former intelligence officials told me that of this durham investigation, there is no predicate. what does that mean? >> it means we have never seen something like this before where you open a case where there are other entities that are perfectly capable of doing it and are in the process of doing it, as you said. and then to see the attorney general micro manage it personally, understand that the attorney general should be recused in this case. why? because he's

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john: moving parts. we are looking with a situation from a stronger dollar to a weaker dollar, so it could go to new lows. if we see the brexit extended for a while, but, again, assuming my euro/dollar is correct, it will be modest, as i am concerned about a week sterling, so there may be less trauma there than we would sterling,about a weak so there may be less drama there than we would expect. matt: john at saxo bank. i want to point out that it is russia energy weak in moscow, and our crack will reporter is currently moderating a panel -- inis russia energy week moscow, and our crack oil reporter is currently moderating a panel, so we will continue to bring you headlines from this panel that she is moderating and any news we get out of the conference in moscow. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." open, 23he european minutes into the trading day, and remember, the dax is close, gains in france, milan, and madrid, and the ftse is down. now, it may be golden week in china, b

you know >> jimmy: were you ever little john cena? >> what's that >> jimmy: were you ever little john cena? >> i was like a total back of the comic book story, as a a young kid, like 11, 12 years old that was heavily picked on and bullied because of the choices of dress and music that i listened to. and i was really scrawny, really skinny and scrawny, like 100 pounds >> jimmy: no way >> i started working out when i was 12 years old and by the time i was 15, i was like 150 pounds. by the time i was 17, i was 225 pounds [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, no one - >> so, needless to say, i wasn't being picked on >> jimmy: no, you weren't being picked on. you were the captain of the team is that true >> i was man, what a sorry ship we were if i was the captain [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no now where was this >> "hey guys, let's play another game of fish slap. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but what school is this where was this >> that was springfield college. >> jimmy: okay >> yup >> jimmy: massachusetts? >> yes, the birth place of basketball >> jimmy: ye

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has been wanting to talk to john brennan. also james clapper was the head of the director of the national intelligence who would be involved in some of this. not saying that we have evidence -- again, we shouldn't -- >> laura: we shouldn't. >> we should figure out what happened and let the chips fall where they may. but i'll give you another important piece of information we are picking up tonight. there was a letter signed by michael horowitz last few hours to congressional leaders and what not saying that he isly closing in finally getting that inspector general report about fisa report abuse out there he'll have it largely unredacted. we'll see lots and lots of pages, james comey's behavior he's another one. another one under the microscope. officials familiar with the durham report that they'll use it as a road map for this criminal probe. the inspector general cannot prosecute, can only suggest here's what happened. here's what may have been wrongdoing but can't actually plus get anybody. can recommend prosecution but ca

an aide said, john kelly never said anything like that. if he would have said that, i would have thrown him out of the office. he wants to come back into the action like everybody else does. white house press secretary stephanie grisham responded saying, and we quote, i worked with john kelly and he was totally, unequipped to handle the genius of our great president. >>> allegations of improper relationships have cost an up-and-coming congresswoman her job. [♪] check your free credit scores at creditkarma. here's to progress. >>> welcome back. california congresswoman katie hill has resigned. she was facing allegations of improper relationships with staffers. hill called stepping down the hardest thing she's had to do it. also called it the best thing for her constituents. she admitted to an inappropriate relationship with a campaign staffer before taking office. there is a separate allegation of a relationship with a staffer in her congressional office. >>> houston astros owner jim crane apologizing for stephanie epstein. the astros tra

john: there was a report that came out. pres. trump: i love that question. thank you, john. john: can i finish? pres. trump: there is nothing to finish. john: the whistleblower according to this report met with a member of adam schiff's staff. pres. trump: it is the "new york times." i cannot believe they voted. john: your response to the fact that that happened? pres. trump: i think this is a scandal, and i think he wrote it. that is what the word is. i give a lot of respect for the "new york times" for putting it out. it just happened as i am walking appear. i said to my, that is something. that is big stuff. that is a big story. he knew long before. he helped write it. it is a scam. loveto finish on this, i that second question by the way. should have asked at first. [laughter] pres. trump: but let me just tell you, the whole thing is a scam. the mueller deal was a scam. the russian collusion was a scam. you can ask putin. ownne has been rougher russia then donald trump. that being said, it would be great to get along with russia, and we will do along with russia, because

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say, it's john bolton and others. i don't think republicans want to pin all of their hopes for john bolton to be a john dean kind of figure and that's what they did with bob mueller expecting him to forward their case and it didn't really happen that way. >> bianna, do you think he could turn out to be a john dean-type figure in this? >> of course, he is a key witness the democrats want to hear from. and you hear from all of these witnesses the past few weeks who have expressed his own alarm at the president's policy and giuliani's role throughout all of this. but at the same time, we always not media seem to find out when he disagreed with the president vis-a-vis iran or north korea policy, and that information tended to be leaked, and you heard about divisions between him and the president when it came to foreign policy with regard to those two hot spots around the world. one thing we didn't hear from and what republicans can ask them point-blank, if you were so alarmed, how come you didn't speak out or resign earli

john is a u.s. attorney. in this casey would imagine the leadership of the department of justice, at least the deputy attorney general, in this case it seems very likely the attorney general would be involved. but in terms of permission and the normal case, a u.s. attorney's office opens grand jury investigations every day. happens all the time. and so this one seems a little bit different, to put it mildly. and i imagine that whatever john is doing is being run up the flag pole. >> do you think that this news tonight and the prospect of criminal charges being brought against intelligence and law enforcement officials who are involved in the opening of this inquiry, what sort of impact do you think that will have, both on the people who are potential targets of this criminal investigation, potential targets of criminal charges if it gets that far, but also other people who are working right now in those kinds of jobs, in the intelligence community and in law enforcement who are working on sensitive investigat

the man leading that effort is john dummer -- john demers. on tuesday, he will be part of a discussion in san francisco on that very topic. today, he joins me. thank you so much. john: thank you. taylor: we have a great list of your initiatives you have been doing. when can we expect corporate espionage, technology issues that are most important to the companies that have the most to lose when it comes to china? from theyou see initiative itself, the initiative was started in response to what we see as a concerted, very well resourced and funded effort to take intellectual property from american companies including companies here in the san francisco area, and transfer that intellectual property to china in what we call a real replicate and replace approach to technological development. you are robbing an electoral property of an american company, you replicate the prospect in china, then you replace the american company on the chinese market first. if all goes well on the global market. that is what we were seeing in the intelligence and why

yesterday rush limbaugh attacks john bolton, attacked john bolton. he wasn't that good anyway. >> i thought he was their guy. okay. >> but, again, in a penalty cult, it's whomever you -- the wult leader is a cult leader is. and in this case john bolton dared to tell the truth about the personal running the personality cult. so suddenly john bolton, suddenly he's banished from the barn. and, my gosh, here we have -- it's staggering. we have a guy, willie, who won a purple heart, who -- in the iraq war, a hero who has dedicate dollars hdedicated his entire life to the united states of america and he is trashed on fox news and trashed -- they talk about the possibility of espionage. and my question is, laura ingram also accuse john bolton now of, quote, espionage because it was bolton who told everybody immediately to go talk to lawyers. you know why? because he's an american who actually puts the rule of law ahead of a burned-out former reality tv host. >> well, if you watch last night, the acting is getting a lot worse. the fained outrage is getting w