our first witness is rabbi andrew baker. director of international jewish affairs at it american jewish committee. our second witness is pamela nidel. director of jewish studies program at american university. our third witness is rabbi abraham cooper, associate dean and director of the global social action agenda. our fourth witness is michael r and deborah k reuben presidential chair of jewish history at wake forest university. our fifth witness is a partner at kirkland and ellis llp and sandra haguey partner, chairwoman of the christians for israel united fund. and national director of the antidefamation league, our eighth witness is the executive director penn america and rosenberg foundation. your written statements will be iftered in their entirety and we ask that you sums are your testimony within five minutes. there's a timing light on your table. when the light switches from green to yellow we have one minute to conclude. when the light turns red time is up and signals five minutes have expired. rabbi baker, welcome

mark andrew, he has to be on that mackey award list, best tight end. >> adam: baker mayfield just watchingr murphy, tearing it up. rodney anderson, with four touchdowns. oklahoma 59-31. baker mayfield all electric. what impact do you think these antics might have on the heisman vote? >> a clean day today, i think it's gone. we have focused on the absolute beautiful play at quarterback. one of the great arm talents i remember watching at the collegiate level. i think he will have a marvelous career at the next level and we should enjoy it while we can. >> brian: i echo that. we have a rematch in the big 12, tcu, lost 38-20 in norman, didn't didn't give up a drop of points in the second half. they lost boson, 5 1/2 sacks against baylor yesterday. i think that's going to be a wild one. >> adam: tcu has kenny hill back, clinch the second spot in the big 12 title game. you knew wisconsin was in the big 10 title game, going on the road to minnesota, stumbling down the stretch. jonathan taylor dus. stumble. >> rick: the freshman, 53 yards to pay dirt, a monster for this year for the moungster. th

andrews from the white house this morning. former cia covert operations officer mike baker joins us now. it was striking when he said that. something we heard them in the past from other commanders in chief. do you think there is really that direct correlation between something happens and he goes and does something else? >> well, i mean, i think that he is serious, and, but i think always been a policy if we suffer an attack or even our allies suffer an attack we struck back and we done it with as much force as we can possibly muster and operational conditions that exist. i'm more of a speak softly, big stick person. as far as commander-in-chief, you know, a less tweeting might be gooding you know what? we are doing what we're doing. we're averaging, we're averaging a dozen airstrikes a day against isis targets in syria and iraq. we have been operating in, in africa, in east africa, somalia, yemen, for quite a long time, actually, about 10 years against these targets. just recently, past day or so we had a couple airstrikes against isis targets in somalia. we've been going after al-shabaab there, which is a very dangerou

judicial watch that andrew mccabe did not recuse himself from the clinton server investigation until just days before the election. there is also more tonight. the fbi general council james baker was also involved. investigative reporter eric carter reported that baker was being investigated for leaking classified information to the press and the third person was his former chief of staff. john solomon's report also notes that it was not clear who recommended making the crucial change in wording but that the senate will likely demand the answers. good. it's about time. we've been saying for over a year comey, the obama justice department were protecting hillary clinton for laws she broke that we would be put in jail for. comey's original news conscious never made any sense because he explained how clinton broke the law but then stopped short of recommending charges by claiming she was extremely careless instead of grossly negligent. take a look. it's a list that our friend and colleague gregg jarrett put together for us tonight. showing the laws that clinton violated. we would go to jail for this. comey top fbi officials knew clinton engagedded in criminal conduct. but then so

our first witness is rabbi andrew baker, director of international jewish affairs. our second witness is pamela nedal, director of jewish studies program at american university. our third witness is rabbi abraham cooper, associate dean and director of the global social action. our fourth witness is barry tractenberg, the michael r. of chair of jew wish history at wake forest. our fifth witness is paul clement, a. sandra hagee parker. our seventh witness is jonathan greenblatt, national director of the anti-defamation league. our eighth witness is suzanne nossell, executive director of pen america. and our ninth witness is ken stern, the executive director of the justice and karen rosenberg foundation. welcome to all of you. your written statements will be entered into the record. and we ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes to help you stay within that time, there's a timing light on your table. when the light turns red, time is up. and it signals your five minutes have expired. rabbi baker, you can begin. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member c