last year, a million people responded to the bakker's constant request for money. >> how many do you >> just about 30. >> 30 what? >> silver 7,000 clubs. >> that's $90,000. >> praise god. >> the bakkers have been criticized for their own lavish lifestyle. >> just because i'm a christian doesn't mean i don't like nice things. we work very hard for nice things. >> they say the only difference between men and boys is the price of their toys. >> a spring of fancily homes from palm springs, california to south carolina. >> they think by them living well and having rolls-royces, everything will think god is shining upon them and us. and ptl becomes the vehicle for their immediate empire, for their theme parks. >> iffer to be fishers of men, that's what the bible says, we've been using some pretty lousy bait. we've just built better bait to reach people. >> you can have a lifetime partnership with ptl for a one-time gift of $1,000. four days and three nights every year for the rest of your life. >> that mix of god and greed ends up derailing them and leading them to breaking the very rules

jim bakker has stepped down. >> bakker's resignation came because of a sexual encounter even years agohn is to paid monthly as long as she keeps quiet on the incident. >> efforts and money have been ex pended to cover moral failure. >> if jim bakker would pay jessica hahn hu"hush money." what else had he been doing >> history will prove the bakker is a great people. >> jim bakker had been found guilty of all 24 counts of fraud in north carolina. >> he kept a lifetime partnership even though he knew they were over sole. >> the heritage grand hotel can accommodate 25,000 partnerships but 65 thousands were foes. for the lower bunk house partnership about 7,000 were sould f sold. >> the club $15 a month for 15 years. she thought by giving it to them god would ease pain from her husband. >> i would say i feel sad but encouraging god. >> tammie bakker confessed her feelings in songs. >> it is not over until it is over. this cnn original series, "the eighties eighties" brought to you by men's wear house. i have a blog called "daddy doing work", it's funny that i've been in the news for being

i want to start with fred bakker. four years ago, mark and i took a trip to the netherlands, you took up -- i never heard of that before. neither had mark. we had a remarkable day. we saw a turnaround story, electronics at the heart of the city had lost tens of thousands of jobs to asia. 15 years, this is a city that voted one of the most innovative cities in the world. what happened? >> the short version is a long story. originally was built around the one you mentioned. now a subsidiary of the portland base. they came in the 1990s. phillips announced they would ship their manufacturing across country. and have 30,000 jobs. in the same year, they went broke. there was a horrible scenario. for the netherlands. phillips is a phenomenon. we are proud of them. we are critical. dutchmen are always critical. they are also proud. it was a trauma. there were people who went quietly. they thought of a very ambitious plan. to make from that region high-tech hotspot on a specific item that is building high-tech machinery. how d

. >> at the same time, donald trump, met with jim bakker, former official, jim bakker during difficultime. he's meeting tomorrow with another person that hillary clinton has praised in the past. he seems to be more mainstream and being more acceptable to the traditional leaders and leaders of the republican party. >> before tim bakker had that meeting with donald trump, he testified at a hearing at the senate foreign relations committee and was out by marco rubio of some of the policies they were talking about and dangerous suggestions of taking apart nato of our strongest alliance. jim bakker's response to that is almost unbelievable. i cannot remember his exact words, he thought it would be dangerous and creating in security for the american people. it would be interesting to see where jim bakker is coming out. his estimation about bob gates and michael hayden, all respected republicans who understand national security is that this is a reckless and dangerous guy. we had a situation where london just elected the first muslims to be the mayor of london, sadiq khan who's a accomplished

i think it's evolving to much of what you saw secretary bakker said today. i met with a russian leader last night, a chinese leader yesterday. it is causing people to focus more fully. i think that's actually a good thing. at the same time, over the course of the next three months, my sense is that candidates on both sides of the aisle will be more fully laying out where they think u.s. foreign pod should be. again, i like the viewpoints that secretary bakker laid out and much of what tom donilon said, they seemed to be in great on a lot of things, but in particular, what i've heard from the campaign is something that does embrace much of what secretary bakker said today. i've been to go. >> who is the russian leader? >> i probably shouldn't have said that, should i? >>> on the american history tv on c-span3. >> there has never been a full public accounting of fbi do mist ig intelligence operations. therefore this committee has undertaken such an investigation. >>> saturday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern, the commission questions committee staffers frederick sc

preference our introduce antoine ben fred bakker who is his co-author and you'll meet him shortly but as a brookings trustee and senior adviser the public policy advisor referred to recently the principal founder and ceo of the emerging markets management specializing in emerging markets by should note he is also a supporter of the office of centennial scholars here at brookings and for his part the recent retirement fred bakker was european journalist specializing in monetary financial affairs that was dubbed "the financial times" of holland living in amsterdam for right now we will hear from antoine van agtmael. [applause] >> thanks for that wonderful introduction am glad my wife is your to hear this. [laughter] i will start to that we could not have written this book without brookings they give us this forum in the presentation but for the past couple of years was really influential with our thinking. brookings and bruce and mark did the task of breaking work on all of this and it has been very good work and we're standing on your shoulders to make this possible so thank you for th

was persuasive and it persuaded not people just like me, but people like: powell, people like jim bakker, people like the president of the united states, george w. bush, john mccain, you can impugn my credentials all you want, but i think you will have a harder time of impugning their credentials. chairman: it is my job to question and by the way, i don't understand and you haven't told me how it makes any difference whether it is in guantanamo or south carolina? can you tell me a difference? mr. gude: guantanamo is a symbol of the torture and abuse that occurred during the bush and ministry and in that prison and in other prisons. is not simply propaganda against guantanamo and it is not simply associate with the fact that there are military detainees there. there is nothing wrong with that. there was a no propaganda associated with the charleston naval barracks -- chairman: so when we moved these prisoners to south carolina and the propaganda moves to south carolina, that would then justify and validate the governor's concerns -- mr. gude: i don't think there is a way to validate that

jim bakker and george mitchell were winning the lifestyle achievement.he toughest thing was to find somebody who could tell a president they were wrong. and what was i thought most apparent in this report was that there was no one around her who wrong, people tried to raise questions they were told to be -- those are ominous traits for a president. >> secretary bob gates said the same thing in an interview, we asked, didn't somebody tell you that this was wrong? no, because it was allowed. this report says it wasn't. >> it wasn't business as usual. it was not approved. and when two professionals in state went to hillary's people and did say, you know, we're concerned about this hacking. this isn't as it should be. there were literally told, don't come to us say. that is terrible for a future the president. one good thing, inspector generals or inspectors general in washington, d.c. consistently do good work. nobody got it near the bottom of the story, state ig did a good job. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. i instead of -- this was a great week for donald trump

rose: which is why jim bakker said to george bush, "get the hell out."ark: i'll think it's anything close to what it was with her and barack obama eight years ago -- i don't think it's anything close to what it was with her and barack obama. i think putting things back together will be substantially easier. rose: why has she not pick up the phone to call him to tell him not to get out of the race because that's his decision, but to try to appeal to him. john: candidates locked in combat do not talk to each other that way and she was someone who was told to get out of the race will -- out of the race in 2008 over and over again and she thought it was her right to fight to the end. ofis true that the level intensity and bitterness is less than a 2008, but here's the truth -- on the worst day in 2008, barack obama did not think hillary clinton was a corrupt crook, and bernie sanders basically thinks hillary clinton is a corrupt crook. he thinks she is everything about the oligarchy and ruling class and governing class that he finds corrupt and despicable. o

with speaker paul ryan last week and former secretary of state jim bakker. always a double-edged sword. it seems he is trying to make nice with the establish he spent 9 to 10 months railing on the trail. >> we expected that pivot to come. jacob outside henry kissinger's office and pointing out trump went over to kissinger's home on the upper eastside. >> thanks so much. we're also pointing out details in trump fashion, i filed my pfd, i'm proud to says the largest in the history of the fec. despite the fact i'm aloud extensi extensions, i have filed my report, 104 pages on time. bernie sanders on the other hand has requested an extension for his small report, the difference between a businessman and all talk no action politicians that have failed the american people far too long. what we've learned from trump's financial disclosure. besides the swipe at sanders pretty obvious, the numbers for donald trump, what are the takeaways? >> this is a document required for all presidential candidates to submit to the federal election commission, not the tax return th