Deeply grateful for the opportunity. After surgery, im aware of the fragility of life and its purpose. I come back today rested, ready, and thankful to all who labored while i was gone. I have come back during a week that suggests how interesting our times are, from the fbi director testifying about a president , to a Supreme Court justice confirmation, to a boat on the Republican Health care plan. Oh, to live in interesting times. I have come back thanks to medical science, and because of that i am in the best shape i have been in for many time. I thank you for your support and thank you for staying close. When we come back, we begin with the testimony of fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers. We talk to representatives adam schiff and peter king of the House Intelligence Committee. We begin this evening with the House Intelligence Committee first public hearing on russian interference in the president ial election. Fbi director james comey confirmed there is an Ongoing Investigation into russias meddling, including possible collusion between president russiancampaign and officials. Director comey also testified is no evidence support the president s claims that former president Obama Wiretapped him. Lawmakers also heard from nsa director mike rogers. He rejected sean spicers allegations that the British Intelligence agency conducted surveillance of President Trump. I have been authorized by the department of justice to confirm that the fbi, as part of our counterintelligence mission, is investigating the russian governments efforts to interfere in the 2016 president ial election. That includes investigating the nature of any links between individuals associated with the Trump Campaign and the russian government, and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and russias efforts. With respect to the president s tweets about alleged wiretapping directed at him by the prior administration, i have no information that supports those tweets. Did you ever request that your counterparts should wiretapped mr. Trump on behalf of president obama . No, sir. Nor would i. That would be expressly against the agreement in place. Charlie joining me is representatives adam schiff and peter king on the House Intelligence Committee. I begin with you, congressman schiff. What is the takeaway . What is the impact . What is the significance of what today . Rep. Schiff there are a few significant things. The American People got a good sense of why this is important and really deserves thorough investigation. The breadth of the russian attack on our democracy, the fact that the fbi has an Ongoing Investigation whether there was coordination between the campaign and the russians as the directors willingness to establish there is no evidence to support the president s claim that he was wiretapped by his predecessor. Anyone of those things on a normal day would be quite a revelation, but there was a lot tax in today. Ultimately the most important thing is it gave a good glimpse serious, andis so why we ought to do Everything Possible to do a thorough investigation and conduct it in a nonpartisan way. Charlie why is this so serious . Rep. Schiff the Intelligence Community has said this is not a oneoff. The russians will do this again. We can expect them to interfere in elections again. In order to inoculate ourselves and informed the public, we have to know what they did. Its important not only for the health of our democracy and the ability to respond to further attacks, but right now europe is facing the same kind of russian meddling. We want to do anything in our power to help protect european allies as well. Charlie congressman king, what did you take away . Rep. King somewhat the same takeaway, even i have a different emphasis. I think its essentially fully investigate the extent of the russian involvement in the campaign. It is disgraceful. They will come back and do it again whether it is donald trump or hillary clinton. No matter who the candidate is, they will try to get involved. We have to be more alert to it earlier on. I would say as far as the investigation being conducted by director comey, we heard about this some time ago. Briefingbeing at some also hearing this. We knew the investigation was ongoing. Im just glad it is out there. It gives us a little more freedom to talk. Usually when something is announced publicly, it is more inclined to move along at a faster pace. I dont want the director to speed it up. I think its important we try to resolve it. I dont think theres any evidence there so far. We have the former acting director of the cia who says not only is there no fire, theres no spark. Director clapper, theres a disagreement over what they said. He said hes not aware theres any evidence of collusion between the Trump Campaign and russian intelligence or government. The investigation will go where it goes. But i think its important to show as far as we know, theres no evidence yet of any collusion. Charlie why do you think clapper said what he said . I have to say that peter is a wonderful colleague and great member of the committee. If there was no evidence, there wouldnt be a basis for director coming to involve in the investigation, and certainly on is mores i know, there than enough to warrant the investigation. I think director claire clapper clarified there was not conclusive evidence. I would agree. But lets remember, we are at the beginning of this investigation, not the end. I hope both peter and i will come to the same collusion, that we were either able to cooperate this, demonstrate this, referred werent. Ustice, or we i dont think either one of us should necessarily jump to the conclusion we expect to find. I think we owe it to the American People to see what we can find out. Rep. King if it turns out there is conclusive evidence, i will accept it. Im not trying to deny it. Im just saying a lot of stories repeated in the media have been the assistant director of the fbi says it was bs. I think we should be careful before too many allegations are made. Charlie the fbi director also this to the idea of how should be pursued, if in fact there were leaks coming out of the fbi investigation. Rep. King i would say not just looked into, he said hes very alarmed by it. He said hes not seen such a volume of leaks in such a brief time. Some of these are clearly top secret and confidential materials coming up, which the director says involves felonies. This is not this is very serious. Im not talking about palace intrigue. Im talking about actual evidence that could have been gained by fisa wiretaps. I have no problem with the investigation. The misuse of the information is very serious, and director comey seemed as concerned as anyone by it. To me, it is very significant. Charlie why do you think the president continues to insist, in the face of all of this, denial of everyone having seen any evidence, whether it is conclusive or not, of collusion . Say there are can only a couple possibilities. Either the president simply cannot back down from a baseless accusation, because it would be admitting error. That would be the most benign explanation. The most threatening in terms of be countrys security would the president cannot tell the difference between fact and fiction. He has convinced himself and must be true. It must be true. This is a real problem. We know at some point there will crisis. Not one created in the white house, but rather provoked by north korea or iran or some other nation. We will need to believe our president. To the degree he continues to cling to conspiracy theories, he will make it very hard not only for the American People, but for our allies. The british already have to have profound questions about this president considering he and his spokesman suggests they were illegally wiretapping him. This accusation has gone way out of control and is doing a lot of damage to our relationships around the world and it has to stop. I hope some of the grownups in the white house like general mattis will fit the general down downay the president and say that enough is enough. Rep. King i think there are legitimate questions over whether evidence was used, and being used against him, by the Justice Department, the intelligence department, but thats a long way from saying the president of the United States ordered wiretap. Of anger or whatever he made these statements. I wish we could back away from it. Adam and i agree. I want this investigation of russian collusion. I want it investigated fully unresolved. I dont think it will lead to anything, but if it does, it does. On the leaks, they have to be investigated. The longer we spent talking about whether president obama ordered wiretap when theres no evidence, it undercuts what we are trying to get done. Charlie what do we mean by collusion . I want to come back to the accusation that president obama ordered wiretapping. What do we mean about collusion with respect to the campaign . Rep. King whether or not people from the Trump Campaign were involved with russian intelligence or the russian government in trying to fix the election, or cooperate in any way. Was there any level of cooperation or collusion or coordination between people in the Trump Campaign and anyone involved with the russian government or russian intelligence . Adam would agree, that is the general use of the term. There could be modifications. So far, i see no evidence, but we have to see. Charlie congressman schiff, have you seen evidence . Rep. Schiff the way i would describe it is there is circumstantial evidence of coordination. There is direct evidence in my opinion of deception on behalf of many of the people around the president. And of course, where people are being dishonest about conversations they had with the Russian Ambassador or even met it does russians, provoke questions about why. Is this a policy you are proud of . Then why be deceptive about it . These are things that merit investigation. I completely concur with peter. From the very beginning, peter has said we ought to look into this and look into it in an objective way. Charlie what happens if the fbi finds there is some collusion . What happens after that . Rep. King it if it rises to the criminal level, the president would be prosecuted. With, if you are colluding a Foreign Government, at the least you are guilty of lobbying for a Foreign Government. That is the least charge. I would leave it to the Justice Department and fbi. If you show actual cooperation between an american president ial campaign and any Foreign Government, certainly a Foreign Government who is an adversary of hours, there are definitely statues on the book. I want to make it clear, i have not received evidence, but if thats what it turns out to be, im convinced there will be prosecutions. Charlie you have seen circumstantial evidence, congressman schiff . Rep. Schiff yes. I think there is circumstantial evidence. Again, as the director made clear during the hearing today, he cant chase down every allegation that is presented to the fbi. But when something rises to the level of being credible evidence of either a crime or that someone has become an agent of a foreign power or is coordinating with a foreign power to undermine our election, that needs to be investigated. On the basis of what ive seen, that was a sound decision. I do think we shouldnt get too far ahead of ourselves and think too much about the consequences. I think we have a long way to go in the investigation and we ought to let the facts dictate where they take us. Charlie who else do you want to see come before the committee . Rep. Schiff i think if we are doing this in a methodical way, we should go through the raw intelligence of the documents, and allow those to identify the witnesses. I think many of the people whose names you heard today are people of interest, and i would not be surprised if we bring them before the committee i dont want to get too far ahead. In the process. We may not get more than one shot. It is mostalso, likely that would be coordinated with the fbi. You dont want to disrupt a criminal investigation. If you bring someone forward, theres a whole question of what they would be saying, and involved with other witnesses. It is a fine line. But whatever has to be done. Devin nunez and adam will do whatever has to be done. Charlie director comey said today it is highly unusual for them to talk about an Ongoing Investigation, but you have to do it when you believe the National Interest demands it. Rep. King i think there is so much discussion over this, so many stories. Some true, some untrue. I think maybe the president brought it to a higher level when he spoke about the wiretapping. Director comey came forward. Show, severals times im talking about an fbi investigation and realized i could not disclose the fact there was an investigation. It is important that is out there, it makes it easier, and may move the process along. Charlie congressman schiff, when you look at the possibilities of the president going to the links links to continue and doubled out on the issue of wiretapping on trump tower, and , mythe denial taking place question is at what point does say, ifthe capacity to he believes hes wrong, i was wrong . Rep. Schiff i would have hopedrep. Schiff he would have said that a long time ago. The best course would have been after he sent out early in the say, i should, to not have send those out, i should not have accused my predecessor of gross illegality. But thats not who he is. He is really is he is who he is and he will keep doing this. That is going to be a real problem. I hope someone can talk sense into him when it comes to making these outlandish accusations, because he is undermining his own prospects for success as a president , and also undermining our ability to work with allies. I hope this stops. I have to say im losing confidence is going to stop. This just may be who he is, and this is what you get when you roll the, as we have with someone who has not been in elected office before, who we dont really have a track record. O evaluate this may be the way he conducts business. Maybe this is the way he did real estate with halftruths and complete untruths and a lot of luster, but thats no way to run a country. Im very concerned going forward. Charlie they alsocharlie say every president needs someone that can say no to him or her. Rep. Schiff thats true. Charlie thank you both. Back in a moment. We continue discussion of the house intelligence hearing with Karoun Demirjian and matt rosenberg. When will we look back at this and maybe see it as a historic turning point in the investigation . It is a very remarkable thing when and at an fbi director says there is an active investigation going on in solving the white house. That is historic. Majornly, there were two things that came out today. The president s accusations of the wiretapping had no evidence. There are still a lot of unanswered questions. Not answered during the hearing. Where this will continue, certainly it will be under a cloud of politics the whole time. It is certainly a notable day in the progress. Charlie was this a hard decision for the fbi director to make . Karoun the fbi director said he had gotten permission from the department of justice. There are rare circumstances were in the Public Interest it makes sense to break the public ruled that he doesnt comment on Ongoing Investigations. This has been many months in coming. Hes getting a lot of pressure to say what he said, especially with the press reports. Having him get to this point was something that almost had to happen. It is still notable he got there. It shows the curious sense of the investigation that they made a public declaration. Charlie do you know what they are saying the russians did . Karoun they are saying the russians were involved in , anding with the election they found there was intervention and hacking since january, done with the intention of trying to advance trumps chances of winning the white house. However, they have not gone into full detail about extent of the collision collusion. You heard some people telling you that there is no evidence. Its true there is a link, but they are looking into it. Allegations there are all these swirling allegations that comey is looking into. Charlie are there informed opinions that suggest it might have made a difference . That whatever the russians did might have made a difference in the election, or is it simply the act of trying to temper with democracy . Karoun i think it is the letter that is concerning people. Said, it mays have have had an effect, but you will never be able to tell. This is not a case where russians hacked Voting Machines and you can draw a direct line between the turnout and numbers. It is more subtle than that when you talk about information, hacking, the public news cycle. I dont think anyone is planning on staying, yes, the russian interference determined the election. They are concerned about the president this sets. Director even said expect this said totor comey even expect this in 2020 and other elections, even in europe. Charlie thank you for joining us. Listening ng listen to what we have said so far, tell me what you would add to that in terms of the hearings, how long they may last, and whether this is the beginning. Are we witnessing the unraveling of a presidency . Ast i think i was as amazed the fbi director get up in front of congress and say yes, there is an espionage investigation. That alone is stunning. The other remarkable thing is there was another four and a half hours of the hearing, a lot of it talking about leaks, why people were talking in government, whether they should be prosecuting. Does this unravel the presidency . I dont know. Will there be a smoking gun . These are huge questions. We are still very much at the beginning. Both the senate and house investigators have been pretty clear they are still going through the initial evidence underpinning the january 6 assessment about russian meddling. They are looking into the initial assessments and intelligence on connections between Trump Associates and russia. I think the fbi as well, the counterintelligence investigations can go on for years and often dont yield a result. I think well have a lot more of this and it will be a political clout that will hang over the white house for a long time. Charlie a couple things from what adam schiff said, and he clearly knows a lot about this as chief minority member of the committee, isence circumstantial evidence hes primarily talking about, meaning you cant explain. On the other hand when you talk about whether president obama in , if he could, had ordered Something Like this, you have no one that has said they have seen any evidence that took place. Matt nine. None. Thats the other amazing thing. Both the fbi director and nasa president aid, no, mr. , theres no evidence. But the white house is not backing down. Now. Beyond the point itone who would know says did not happen. Where do we go from here . I dont think anybody know. I dont think any of us knows. Charlie i dont know if it would be would we know what witnesses would come forth . Matt we could see john brennan, the former director of the cia, james clyburn, and perhaps sally yates, the attorney general. That is still being worked out. Im sure theres more hearings to go. Also, a lot of work in the Intelligence Committee community is behind closed doors. Michael flynn, his name came up frequently today both by the democrats who sought his connections and contacts with the russian competitor ambassador, and republicans concerned the information about the contacts has leaked to members of the media. There seems to be a lot of people who want to hear from michael flynn. Charlie the question of leaks, what exactly did director comey say about the leaks . Matt he was pretty adamant that it is illegal and it is a real problem. I think the republicans really wanted to go further and pointing to specific stories he thought were false or ron iran wrong. He cant get in the business of saying what is right or wrong. It was one of the situations where the republicans not all, but a number of them wanted to make this the main issue, and neither the director or the nsa chief wanted to do that. Charlie what evidence has been presented . What do we know about whether vladimir putin, the president of russia, ordered this . Matt this is the problem. Evidence iss ascribed to us but we dont get to see it because it is classified. We are told there are intercepts. We are told is a number of information bits. Theres a lot of human intelligence that indicates this came from vladimir putin, this was ordered by him. You and i are never going to see the transcripts of those calls or get readouts. That will present a challenge, because it does raise doubts. Word,e to take somebodys because we cant see it. Charlie how long do they expect the hearings to last . Matt nobody is putting a timeline on this. They told me side, it will go as long as it takes them, and the house side seems to be taking a similar approach. This could go on for a long time. They depend on the fbi and Intelligence Community. The fbi is still collecting information. As long as they do that, it will be wrapped up. How long the intelligence will go on their investigation is they say it could take years. Charlie any evidence President Trump has begun to believe this is getting in the way of the Onward Movement of his own agenda and his goals for what he might do in the first 100 days . There ismaginematt some recognition in the white house, but they dont seem to be acting in any way that would keep it from being an issue. Just this morning, the president is tweeting this is fake news. During the testimony itself, comey said the theres no hackerson russian interfered with tallies. Then there was a tweet saying comey said there was no influence in the election whatsoever. Thats not what they said. In the hearing when they read those, they went on to say, no, we didnt say that. The white house seems to find a way to keep this going. Theres all kinds of theories. Is this a distraction . Are they just fumbling around . I dont know that, but they dont seem to recognize how much damage this is doing and how they perpetuate this. Charlie thank you so much. Back in a moment. Stay with us. Charlie chuck berry died on saturday at his home near missouri. He was 90. His unique views of blues and country to find rock and roll and influence everyone from the beatles to the beast boys. His hit songs including rollover beethoven, and brown brown. The Rolling Stones called him a true pioneer of rock n roll. He was not only a brilliant guitarist, he was a master craftsman as a songwriter. His psalms will live forever. Joining me now, david brown, contributing editor for rolling stone. Welcome. Guest glad to be here. Charlie what do we say about chuck berry . Cant there is so much you take for granted. Rock n roll has been around for 60 years and you can forget after all that time what he did to revolutionize music and he really did on so many levels, musical and lyrical levels. Charlie did he revolutionize music by bringing on rock n roll . Together oneught of the very first to kind of bring together blues, country, boogiewoogie, all these styles into rock n roll, and more importantly, you know, you look back on people like Little Richard and jerry lee lewis, they were sexual and threatening and chuck berry really was not that, but he did something much more important. He wrote songs in the voice of the average teenager, which nobody was doing at that point. Charlie genius as an artist or songwriter . David both. The slippery little lick lives on in the music. He invented that and he played guitar on different down beats and things so he kind of revolutionized it. Lick wetodd berry berry lick, nobody was doing that. Oh, maybellene, why cant you be true . David that is a real basic building lock for modern rock n roll. Charlie you see Bruce Springsteen and Keith Richards interview to him today. David absolutely. The guitar sound lives on and the lyrical content. Again, he wrote songs unabashedly filled with references to cars and drive in and school cafeterias. He knew to zero in on the market, but he articulated something about this on the generation of teenagers. He related to them even though he was not a teenager at all when he wrote the songs, but he knew how to craft language in their voice and speak for them. Charlie it was 1958 that johnny b. Goode made it to the top 10. David a long time ago. Almost 60 years. Maybellene was three years before that. He was on an incredible role for five to seven years, just singing, recording, over and over, one after another. , you know,ongs johnny b. Goode, maybellene, roll over beethoven, that is the basic repertoire of early rock n roll. Roll over Beethoven Charlie was he appreciated all along . David i think he was. You know, he had a difficult period where he went to prison for 20 months in the early 60s thanks to the man act and he disappeared from the scene. You know, he emerged from that seemingly much more embittered, but and the music you played in the 1950 newly appreciated when he came out. Charlie was there a lot of electric guitar before you came along he came along . David absolutely, but it did not sound like that. You have both as paul you had the les paul smooth style. Somewhat aggressive but very playful kind of way. Johnny, go, go, go, johnny b. Ugh, goode until threetoured years ago. 2014. David he was amazing. Just a few months ago, they announced he was putting out a new album and 90 years old. He had not put out a new album since 1979, when jimmy carter was president. Still playing shows, but writing new songs and 90, which is groundbreaking in rock n roll. We had not seen that before. Luckily that allah mistook coming out, so we get to hear. Charlie did his music luckily, that album is still coming out, so we get to hear. Charlie did his music of all . Evolve . David not really. It got a little modernized, but you can of stuck to the basic style and also expanded into blues. His music spread out a little bit more in exploring the different origins. He dug more to the origins of where he came from. More blues oriented songs later. Charlie influence on elvis . David boy, they came out right around the same time and it is hard to say, you know. They were both on parallel courses in a way. Again, elvis was so volcanic and sexual and threatening to some people and chuck berry, he was more like this ambassador to rock n roll. , he put a made it playful face on it and made it americana in a way. Charlie the songs have been covered by Rolling Stones, beach boys come the doors, the grateful dead, james taylor, a wide variety. David it is an amazing list. Everything from country to punk bands. If you are in a garage band, you probably still have to learn how to play the licks when you grow up. That is quite a legacy for him 60 years later that those songs are being covered. That does not happen for everybody in rock n roll. Charlie we will be back. Stay with us. Charlie David Rockefeller died monday morning. He was 101 years old. The banker who became a public figure was the youngest grandson of john d rockefeller. Fored Chase Manhattan Bank more than a decade and expanded the operation globally and cultivated Close Relationships with foreign leaders. He was also a renowned art collector and financ philanthropist. Michael bloomberg said no individual has contributed more over a longer period of time then David Rockefeller. If his father knew he was a friend of David Rockefellers o nothing would have made him more proud. You are looking at a photograph taken at the busch home in maine. So iw david was in maine, called president bush and asked if i might invite david. He said of course, i would love to see him. I came up by delta and we had a wonderful afternoon. Man, aa wonderful wonderful friend, and he lived an extraordinary life. In his later years, he made it a point of showing his grandchildren and greatgrandchildren around the world. I have a great joy of his friendship and celebrated his 100th birthday with him and many of his close friends. He appeared on this program many times. Here is a look at some of those conversations. Do you represent in some way the end of an era when you think of the family and he think of this dispersion in the central role you have played in the evolution of this family through the tradition i just talked about . It is one important period for the family, and i like to think so that there is lots of members of the family who will make a place for themselves, both in the next children, nieces, nephews, and coming on the fifth generations. I do not believe it will be the same, but i think there are real possibilities they will make a place for themselves. Charlie how do you explain, one, the family has been so prominent. No families have remained and such prominence in American Life and have carried such a commitment of payback. , myd it is largely that we siblings and myself, have very good parents. , they and father were complemented one another in a way that was to our benefit and we were brought up to feel responsibility for the fact that we did have more than most father always said, and a think rightly, that for every opportunity, there is an obligation, and i think without , we have all felt that responsibility and also have had great opportunities. Charlie he imposed a sense of frugality from what ive read. David yes. He married a wonderful christian, my mother, who brought perhaps a little more humanity and humor and sense of fun then perhaps father was brought up with and the combination of the two, i think as well. Republican senator from rhode island, in the senate 32 years. Charlie do you remember your grandfather . David my grandfather rockefeller . Yes. Sawied when i was 21 and i a great deal of him. Unfortunately, my other three grandparents all died within a year of the time i was born, so it is only my grandfather rockefeller that i knew. Charlie and your dad, who was called junior, carried on the tradition . David he did indeed, with great dedication and very effectively. Religious. Ly i think that that had a great impact on his life and what he did, but he also had great imagination and i think he was primarily known as a philanthropist, a very creative one. A lot of the most Creative Things he did he did because he , like a tripunity sometimes with his children. , henial williamsburg visited with his three younger children in 1926, and met with dr. Goodwin and visited williamsburg, which had been the capital in the preUnited States days and then the capital. Oved to richmond dr. Goodwin persuaded him to take an interest in restoring one building and from that, he was restoring the whole of williamsburg. We also went to jo jackson hole, the area below the grand teton mountains, which were being cluttered with signboards and honkytonk and whatnots. And whatnot. S he was awords, i think creative philanthropist in a very wonderful way. Charlie 55 years. 35 i was employed by him. And for the last 17, im chairman of the International Advisory committee and i still go on. The last trip to china was for the bank, so i still do things with them and for them, but i have no responsibility for anything that goes on in the bank. Charlie when you look back on your tenure there, how do you assess it . David from my perspective, it really was made to order because i am interested in all the things i did and it gave me an excuse to do a lot more, so a lot of the people i saw were. Erhaps initially for the bank that being a good example, because in this interview i mentioned, he asked if i would last year had and nationalized all the banks, but i got to know him on a personal there was always a of my specific Bank Responsibility is with a variety of other interest, cultural and otherwise. You were primarily, because of your interest in international ideas, events, personalities, trends, led the bank and its push to internationalism, correct . David correct. Citibank had done it a good deal, but we did a lot of if there is i think a single thing i did contribute to chase it was to expand. I visited 107 countries for the the 35 years i was there and we opened branches or representative offices and we had over 75 by the time i left. Guy the idea of corporate your strongty, feelings that if you have leadership in the corporate world and resources of corporation, you ought to do whats with them . Place, i the first think the Business Community and the private sector in general correctly felt that government, in democracies, had gotten too bureaucratic and two big too big, and it was good to cut back on government, which we have done to a considerable degree. That is something Ronald Reagan deserves a lot of credit for, but if government is going to get out of a lot of things, somebody has to take their place , and it seems to me that ,usiness and the private sector which pushed for this, have to assume some responsibility. That, then it seems to me the leaders of business and of notforprofit corporations should recognize that they have responsibility outside of their own businesses to do something for society at large, and concerned ateel what is happening in this country in the present time, that theseems to me stock market analysts who seem to have a great influence on a lot of things these days, are putting all their focus on onrterly results, and not longterm achievements, which i think is dangerous and that in itself, but because they are putting so much emphasis on that, it means that they are watching the microscope, the activities of ceos at these corporations, and if they spend too much time doing other things , they are very likely to say, well, you should be paying more attention to the immediate earnings of your corporation and should not be giving time. I think that is wrong. I think a wellmanaged can giveon can be time for its chief executives to do other things as well. Ofhink that is an indication , that a goodip manager can delegate, and cant afford to spend time doing things that are important even if they are not directly related to the corporation. Charlie i cannot but this time go without talking about the museum of modern art. It is your former home. David that is true in a fiscal sense. Nows born in a house which is a Sculpture Garden of the museum. Charlie your mother david one of the three ladies who founded it. That was very exciting. She it was a passion of hers and charlie 1929 at the time. We were facing economic catastrophe in this country. The Great Depression was right around the corner. David thats right and she persuaded father a little bit from that when i graduated harvard and moved away and my brothers and sisters all moved away, they did not need a nine story house, so they moved to an apartment [laughter] david and there was also the house on the same block that belonged to my grandfather that had never been torn down, so generously, because he did not really like modern art very much, but he listened to mother and gave all that land to the museum, which was a great thing. Charlie and you went through a long process to select a new architect to enlarge the museum of modern art. Would you chair the museum that led back . David this is very exciting the museum ofeve modern art in the 20th century plays a very Important Role in identifying the best of what is being done in the 20th century, and has a collection which is certainly the best in the world of 20thcentury art. Charlie your legacy, what do you want to do with it . Well, i feel very proud s traditions and what they have been able to achieve in the world, starting with grandfather and really throughout. I have six wonderful children, of of whom share that kind concern about sense of obligation to do something constructive. I would love to feel that when i ofthat i have been a part that tradition which seems to me a good and a happy one for our country. I do not think you could ask much more than that. Charlie David Rockefeller, dead at 101. Arene asiapacific markets set to follow wall street lower. Growing concerns President Trump progrowth policies are not going to pass. Oil is at its lowest since november. U. S. Supplies are seeing increasing. Billions ofd to put grand into the system after Smaller Banks missed that