. >> i'm david baker. acting president of the northa market planning coalition and as old and sick as i am, i am here today to see what mr. rehman looks like. i have never heard such hypocracy in all of my life. he has a slum property at 308 turk. it is deplorable. i would say that it is the worst apartment building in the tender loin, it has had absolutely no maintenance and i would invite all of you to take a look at it. and i'm afraid that mr. rehman whether it is naan-n-curry or 308 turk, is part of the problem. so, hope that you will take the over all view into consideration and extending mr. rehman any favors. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? >> seeing, none, public comment is closed. >> so, commissioner, for the discussion, we don't have further discussion, i would entertain a motion. >> i mean, i definitely... >> i don't want to make a motion. i just wanted to just tell you what i would like the motion to contain and then we can talk about it. i would like to ente

army colonel david hunt who joins us from boston and former cia operative mee mike baker from boise, idaho. thanks for being with us. start with you, colonel. was there not enough time? >> that is crap. >> judge jeanine: that's crap? >> it is just not believable. this fight goes on for seven hours. if it wasn't for the cia action going down the street in the middle of a fire fight more people would have lost their lives. we had enough time to get forces into italy into sicily, we just don't have the guts to go all the way into benghazi. it was absolutely enough time and enough forces and it had to take a presidential decision okayed by and acted on by the secretary of defense which was not given which is the only reason that the department of defense spec cetera were not on the ground to save some lives by the end of that fight. >> judge jeanine: all right, mike baker. you were ciaop. we hear about delta force and delta force, of course, being the best trained team to extract diplomats under fire. they are halfway around the world in ft. bragg, north carolina. what are they doing the

. >> host: one in kenya, we talked about ruth baker, and i want to show a little piece of video. >> [inaudible] >> david, who was not? >> this is the fifth member, an american the lived in [inaudible] he is also a writer. [inaudible] [speaking in native tongue] >> has she talked to the media? >> she never talked to any of them. [inaudible] [laughter] to that is a tough question. [inaudible] >> yes but that never happened. it is too hypothetical. >> guest: lisa helps me find ruth baker. in that interview, i will never forget sitting for several hours in corning her heart out. >> host: she married and divorced barack obama senior, but then she stayed in kenya? >> guest: yes, that's right. she had two children by barack obama senior. she stayed the whole time. she is still very much a part of nairobi in the community and runs a kindergarten there and has done so for several years. >> host: in 1964 to 1973, they were married. how long had she known him before she quit school? >> guest: she didn't quit, like, but she was teaching at that point. it was one of those very quick things, a couple of months, but s

baker and i want to show just a little piece of video. >> where is she now? [inaudible] >> is going to come up and have lunch with us. the interview is a little later. spent david, who is that? >> this is the fifth member. lisa, an american who lives in mumbai, who is also a writer. lisa has been instrumental in helping me connect the roots. barack obama seniors third wife is americanized. .. [laughter] >> very interesting. yes. but that will never happen. too hypothetical. >> thank you for giving lisa credit for helping find -- that was very important. i will never forgets sitting in the back of the kindergarten on the lawn for several hours and pouring her heart out. >> host: after she married barack obama she stayed in kenya. >> guest: she married another african and took that name and had two children by barack senior and another by the second husband, she stayed the whole time, she is still very much part of the nairobi community and ran a kindergarten their cause for many years. >> host: 1964-1973 they were married. how long had she known him before she quit school? >> she finished school but she was teaching by that point. no longer than ann knew him. wh