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of her international business deals, trump hotel, in vancouver. we're not sure why they are skraout needing this. that is preventing her from having a full security clearance. she and jared now both don't. what does this mean? >> i have news for you. it might be nothing. the president of the united states certainly it is within his purview to hand to ivanka and to jared his daily briefing if he so desires. so while it may be nice and may give us a comfort level if they have the security clearances, at the end of the day it may mean absolutely nothing to the operation of the white house. and that's the frightening part. that's why you have nepotism laws. they all throw up robert and john ken did you. but, you know, robert kennedy and jared, not really. >> the problem is they would
her husband jared kushner, and allowed them to keep the types of assets that you don't normally let a senior white house presidential adviser keep. and there's a reason you don't let them keep them. it causes conflicts of interest. it raises security clearance concerns. and of course the types of products they kept involved licensing deals, which are very complex things. you have to raise capital for the real estate deals. and often that involves foreign companies or foreign countries. and you have to work with partners overseas on licenses and trademarks. she is heavily entangled because of the choice they made because of nepotism. >> is that why you think ivanka trump doesn't have full security clearance? >> i'm sure it's a piece of it. we know that because of the
cnn that national security adviser h.r. mcmaster could be out by the end of this month, joining a growing list of staffers that left the administration. the white house denies his departure is imminent. but there are a number of names being floated as replacements. and the fbi is scrutinizing negotiations and financing surrounding the trump international hotel and tower in vancouver. the president's daughter ivanka played a key role in getting the deal off the ground. the federal broken could prevent ivanka from obtaining a full security clearance, something her lawyer refutes. troubles keep mounting for ivanka trump and jared kushner. ethical questions are mounting about the $500 billion in loans his real estate company received from businessmen who met with him at the white house. meanwhile, president trump is expected to leave this morning to head to billy graham's funeral this afternoon.
>> we all have an interest in the key apparatus being run by professionals. the cost of captain chaos and control is 34% of high-level appointments gone in the first year. now, they'll say this is insider concern. this is what he does. he likes people in and out. it is having an impact on people. we have poll numbers that show where people's relative sense of concern is about things. let's put up some of it. >> well, here's the has trump done a good job choosing top advisers? >> i think this is a generous number. that he has 35% positive, i don't know who people are liking outside the general. >> are you concerned about employees working without security clearance? 70% of respondents say, yes, they are concerned. that leads us to ivanka. here is the new reporting. she is being scrutinized for one
reports that the fbi is looking into this. the fbi is not looking into this as far as we can tell, as some criminal matter they have gotten involved in because they heard an allegation of wrongdoing. the fbi conducts the security clearance background investigations for white house officials. so you could literally say the fbi is investigating every white house official or every top official and that would sound worse than it is if you didn't know it was part of the background investigation. but the report that they have zeroed in means there's details that are concerning. >> that is part and parcel of the background check. ben carson, the hud secretary, he ordered a $31,000 dining set, piece of furniture. it's all mahogany, apparently
for seven hours overnight. the search continues for those two. we'll keep you posted what happens. back to you. jenna: sounds good, rick, thank you. jon: there is fascinating new study out on dementia and who is more likely to develop memory loss. a dutch study finds that older adults who feel lonely, regardless how many friend and family surround them, will be more likely to experience maniry problems and other symptoms of dementia. let's bring in dr. keith ablow, a member of the fox news medical a-team. we have to distinguish between being alone and feelings of loneliness. these people said they felt, lonely, they are 64% likely to develop dementia according to this study? >> well, you know, you have to take a fine-tooth comb to this study. the study does say after looking at a couple thousand people in the netherlands over 65 who doesn't have full-blown dementia by any
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