bob baer was in the middle of all this for decades.im say iran has never been retaliated on like this. he also said iran has never not responded so response is imminent. >> and he laid out what he thinks they could be. >>> we have a lot of questions remaining. what kind of information and data will we see for proof that there was an imminent attack on u.s. interests overseas? will that be coming? number two, what will iran do? when will we hear from president trump explaining this action? >> that's the question our continuing coverage picks up next with jim sciutto. [alarm beeping] {tires screeching} {truck honking} (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. the three-row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. [sneeare you ok?fles] yah, it's just a cold. it's not just a cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. coricidin hbp is the... ...#1 bran

in november of 2016 after the election bret baer examined how the obama administration dealt with iranian aggression and how that influence donald trump's thinking at the time. >> on january 12th, '10 american sailors were captured by iran's revolutionary guard after mistakenly entering iranian waters. this video was later released showing them held at gunpoint kneeling before their captors and apologizing. >> it was a mistake that was our fault. >> not so long ago the world might have awaited a response from an outraged america like fast and furious. instead the us secretary of state was soon sounding grateful to iran. >> i want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation and quick response. >> the entire episode seemed to point to a new world that has been emerging these past several years and the new military. >> at other times in the past i don't believe the iranians would have dared to have taken our troops and treat them like that. i don't think they would have dared. >> john kelly recently discussed such foreign-policy challenges with donald trump. >> those people who de

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and robert bob baer knows the threat from his time at the cia.u for joining me tonight. now, peter, one of the first surprises is how nobody is talking about this. you know, what is it like, fatigue, because we already heard about the shooting in pensacola? the idea that the saudis have almost two dozen guys here and i'm sure you've seen what i've seen, which is the background on how many of them were looking at jihadist information online and that this guy, the shooter was, and no talk from the government. why? >> well, do the thought experiment, chris, where if this was a syrian refugee, president trump would be taking a very different kind of tact. and of course, go back to the travel ban. of course, saudi arabia was not subject to the travel ban. a lot of other countries in the middle east, mostly muslim majority countries were. so it just doesn't fit with trump's view of the world, which is the saudis are great. we're selling all of these arms to them and we have a very close relationship with them and he kind of gives them a pass. it though

bob baer thank you very much.ll get since iran is refusing to hand over the black boxes. thank you bob baer. >>> next new calls for nancy pelosi. she's getting ready to move a war powers bill on authorization of force, but there are many who want her to move on the articles of impeachment. >> i think it's time to turn the articles over. >> i think it is time for the speaker to send the articles over. >> will she listen to her own party? >>> and a royal shake up. prince harry and meghan markle steps back, saying sayonara to the royal family. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa if you have mo

mean 1000 into a scene community daniel baer the human. being is. there going to the older you know better than i that international sanctions against you could ask for a little. and international recognition of you are not enough and you have said that that most that the key element here is that the support of the venezuelan people how were you you vast again for them to come out on to the streets to fight to struggle but how are you going to convince them to do that to believe that this time it would be any different and it was a year ago because there's clearly a disappointment in your leader sure to the her go miss atlas a tall of as a not getting gum young not a home is in of them easier than the losing in of the me lodge in releasing in the be gains of me got those in them he's a in them uneasy adding in them easing we're its own organise that are not get them done the border salie or of that your see way to hear if the process i'm called upon soliah or in though we are going on as women want it off it maysa elect a you for to say at them in a

together we contact the french chemist who was interpretating the pan asia water analysis professor baer not that good. scientist who specializes in water pollution what do you say to the results of. all of the water that you have analyzed is practically sewer water urban waste water. given the bacteriology and taking into account the chemical oxygen demand plus we have a bit of tribunal phosphate not a product i see very often. it's a solvent. and then we also have a few that exceed the limits set out by the european union quality standards there are not all females to the concentrations of 17 micrograms per liter. that's high right now. that's above the environmental standards in force in europe. and not all females are products that are end the current destructors. not all females are aren't due to regular human activity you know these are chemicals used in the textile industry. have you seen similar levels of not all females before in your career. never. can the water be used in farming no no it shouldn't be used for irrigation. how about washing for washing food. no it's really to s

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and all i know is that donald trump the not like the questions that came from chris wallace and bret baer particularly making kelly to the point where he actually boycotted a fox news debate yet a couple months later because of that so i'm not sure that fox during the debates in 2016 to pander to him in any way actually they asked him the toughest questions of any of the networks so i think what we do often is we conflate fox opinion which obviously is to the right and fox's news division which i think is the strongest of the 3 cable news networks because they don't really offer too many opinions that are slanted one way or another unlike m s n b c which is basically not exist in terms of its news division and c.n.n. who calls chris cuomo don lemon and anderson cooper anchors when clearly opinion ok i could say something but i don't want to cause a stir here ron essentially what liz warrender well i was going to say freight or something like that but it's kind of immaterial right now. ron what c.n.n. and watching c.n.n. and and warren they want to show that bernie sanders is a massage and

. >> bob baer, karim sadjadpour. >>> anger and unrest is growing in tehran. protesters marching, frustrated following the confession by that country that it did accidentally shoot down a ukrainian passenger plane. some iranians are calling on the country's supreme leader to step down. arwa damon is following developments from baghdad. how significant is it that iranians are taking to the streets in this manner? >> reporter: well, fairly significant in that iran does have a tendency to clamp down very hard on protesters to impose and turn blackouts to round up an unknown number, frankly, because it is so hard to get information out that have country. it's not the first time that protesters have taken to the streets, obviously, for many different reasons. this time, it would seem sparked by anger at that accidental shooting down, that admission by the iranian authorities that they had shot down that ukrainian airliner. but the concern, of course, is how is tehran, how is the government, the security apparatus going to handle these individuals going out into the

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team coverage tonight, bret baer with the start moments from the debate, kristin fisher has major moments from the president's and aga rally but for start with highlights from the debate. >> reporter: lots of foreign-policy discussion on stage and tonight bernie sanders said joe biden is not qualified to deal with whatever comes next with regard to iran because of the past vote he took in favor of the war in iraq. >> joe and i listen to what dick cheney and george bush and rumsfeld had to say. i thought they were lying. i didn't believe them for a moment. i took to the floor, i did everything i could to prevent that war. >> biden answer but included a different part of his record, the regret he later expressed about the war when iraq wouldn't let weapons inspectors in an biden is still trying to draw a contrast between his proposals and donald trump's foreign-policy which has included multiple meetings with kim jong un. >> i would not absent preconditions with the, quote, supreme leader who said joe biden is a rabid dog who should be beaten to death with a stick. other than that i like hi

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out front now, former cia operative bob baer. bob, let me start with you.rds of the pilot to air traffic okay. everything is okay. peaceful night. and then obviously -- which would take away from iran is continuing to insist, right, which is that this was some port of mechanical issue. >> oh, absolutely. i mean, i think no doubt this is a missile. we had platforms all over the gulf. the air force were watching iran. and they could spot a missile launch. i think it's fairly clear. you know, if that's what the pentagon says, that's what happened. and i can see that iranians denying it. it was a horrible tragic mistake. and iran is not a country to admit mistakes. >> so, colonel lleyton, what ukraine is now saying it could have been a bomb, you heard clarissa putting context around that which is perhaps they are doing that because iran is obviously at this point categorically denying any kind of missile issue and they need to continue to be part of the investigation. >> absolutely, erin. i think it's important to look at the diplomatic side of this. but from a

i want to go to former cia operative bob baer. bob, this is an incredible story.as tom said, japan's immigration system is state-of-the-art. he is under 24 hours surveillance. they're monitoring every single one of his phone calls. no one can come and go without their say so. how do you think he escaped? >> oh, erin, i think it's pretty clear, he came out in a box of some sort, out of the house through osaka airport. i've done this enough, that's the only way to really get somebody out. you don't send them through immigration, through any airport. you don't risk an alias passport. this man is well-known in japan. no way. you have to conceal him, first in the car, and then a box, put him on a private plane, send him as cargo, let him get out of the box once he is in the airplane and it's in the air, and then just move him to lebanon. it's very easy to get into lebanon. i think that's the only plausible explanation. >> and it's pretty incredible. double bass case is about 6 feet. he is just shy of 5'6". so he could get in there and have a little room. it's got a cou

jeffries clerked for the honorable howard baer jr. for the southern district of new york. congresswoman val demings of florida. congresswoman val demings is a member of both the house permanent select committee on intelligence and the house judiciary committee. miss demings is serving her second term in congress. before congress, miss demings served in the orlando police department for 27 years, part of that time as the first woman police chief in orlando. congressman jason crow of colorado is a member of the house armed services committee. mr. crow served his country, our country bravely as an army ranger in iraq and afghanistan before coming -- running for congress. mr. crow was a respected litigator in private practice in colorado. congresswoman sylvia garcia of texas. congresswoman sylvia garcia is a member of the house judiciary committee. mr. congress, miss garcia was -- served in texas state senate previously. she was the director and presiding judge of the houston municipal system and was elected city controller. miss garcia was later elected the first hispanic and

joining me is cnn political commentator peter barnard and cnn intelligence and former cia operative bob baer. peter, let's get to you. i want to get your reaction to the president's tweet, really sort of taking this to another level. we are just hearing that the congress is about to be briefed on the strike. the administration's talking points the past few days has been that this was intended to de-escalate tensions and this was to sort of bring peace talks back together. what is your interpretation of the president's tweet mean for all of that? >> i think the president likes to seem like a tough guy. this is a guy who evaded war himself and i think the prospect of now being in control of this powerful military where he can kill people on command makes him feel and gives him a sense of virility and in reality he's totally unprepared for the series of things that might happen next and he knows that his own political base does not want a third middle eastern war. the american people do not want a third middle eastern war and could not get congressional support for iran and to me, this is a kin

he clerked for the honorable howard baer jr. for the southern district of new york. congresswoman val demings of florida. she's a member of the house permanent select committee intelligence and she's serving her second term in congress. before congress she served as the orlando police department for 27 years, part of that time as the first woman police chief in orlando. congressman jason crowe of colorado is a member of the house armed services committee. mr. crowe served his country -- our country bravely as an army ranger in iraq and in afghanistan. before coming -- running for congress, mr. crowe was a respected litigator in private practice in colorado. congresswoman sylvia garcia of texas. she's a member of the house judiciary committee. before congress, ms. garcia served in the texas state senate previously. she was the director and presiding judge of the houston municipal system and was elected city controller. she was later elected the first hispanic and first woman to be elected in her own right to the harris county commissioner's court. as you can see from

let's get right to the samsung earnings with robert baer.been covering this industry for about 30 years. what is your initial reaction when you get these numbers in front of you. reaction is quite good. we were looking for 6.5 trillion one bang. -- 6.5 trillion won. investors will be looking for a bottoming of memory pricing and a better 2020. if investors get nervous, will that affect the price of ?il >> the consumer side will be affected depending on consumer willingness to stand. we are looking for a positive 2020. there is a new announcement in february 11 of a new model of cell phone. be hundred might buying global macroeconomic or other issues. globalered by macroeconomic or other issues. haidi: does 2020 hold more certainty as we are talking a bit more about clarity when it comes to the trades? >> we will find out once we get the details of the quarter which sectors of samsung outperformed to get us to this better number. we have seen a bottoming in pricing and the makings of the beginning of a recovery. there is not much expectation

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baer is a columnist with the patriot news. how can people find your work? pennlive.com or google my name and sometimes it shows up. host: john, happy new year. guest: pedro, thank you. host: jonathan, minneapolis, unsure about the political year ahead. thank you for waiting. caller: good morning and happy new year, pedro, and my family probably watching in atlanta, florida and around the world. i am totally uncertain about what is going to happen with president crazy. i am trying to give him the benefit of the doubt. i am a democrat, very much. he will win again because the economy is strong. i don't like his policies, his attitude. he is a nasty human being. i don't know who to vote for on the democratic side. i honestly don't know if i want to vote for joe biden or pete buttigieg or elizabeth warren. i won't vote for sanders. basically, i don't know who i will vote for. host: what about amy klobuchar? we call her 4%, amy. she doesn't have enough traction. she will make a wonderful secretary of state for whoever wins the presidency. other than that, i love