welcome back. i m stephanie ruhle. hear that noise? we re talking markets. just three minutes ago the opening bell rang. the market now down 100. that s not much, seeing we re just a minute into trading. but yesterday our first the first day of the week, the market was in the red all day and down just over 100. now let s take you from wall street to k street, capitol hill specifically. where president trump s one-time business associate felix sater just arrived to testify before the house intel committee. sater s appearance is part of the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 u.s. elections. and president trump s business dealings specifically in russia. sater telling the washington post last month, quote, i will answer every question without
carolina, great, too. done real party building, but everyone doesn t know jamie and want to mow what he stands for. i want to hear from the millennials and the brown folks. we ll try to have all of these potentials on. symone and ben, appreciate you being here. next, a presidential conflict of interests. donald trump says no such thing. from wall street to k street, concern over his vast business empire is still present. we ll have that ahead. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette.
these members of occupy the highway who literally walked from wall street to k street and then capitol hill late this morning. so when is washington finally going to get the wake-up call? joining us now is bethany mcclain, contributing editor for vanity fair and contributing editor for reuters. welcome. hi, how are you? good to see you. look at these disparities between, you know, the 99%, the struggles we re seeing and the kind of growing expression of frustration and anger around the country and then more and more news about congressmen being able to trade on inside knowledge, you know, playing by rules that don t apply to the rest of us. wall street bankers on the same ride on bonuses. what s it going to take to to get a serious response to these issues? well, i think it s going to take a real willingness to tackle a really tough issue, and i think a big part of the