henry kissinger. >> i was in berlin last week with jim baker and henry kissinger. ere there for the fall of the wall, which was 25 years ago. and because it's the 25th anniversary, obviously, and because baker was receiving the kissinger prize. the world we have now, how do we deal especially with isis in the middle east? ed. >> tom, i think the only thing that offers much hope is if we could pull together a true international coalition of countries, we should go 100% all out to defeat the radicalism and the terrorism that's arisen in the middle east. but you're not going to get it done unless you bring the rest of the world together behind it. >> what is the role of our arab allies? >> well, we have to our arab allies involved in the fight. but it can't be on a sectarian basis. the truth of the matter is that iran is very much opposed to what isis is doing. i wouldn't be at all surprised if iran was not helping us quietly deal with some of this. >> secretary baker raises the possibility of iran becoming more involved. our closest ally in the middle east is israel,

that same year the jim baker and tame's fay baker stand dahl, would you have had a great time with, theeaked face. >> some of makeup. >> and fawn hall and olver north. >> they went on a jag. >> they went on a crazy. >> jon: you're right. >> you can see that-- . >> jon: i didn't remember hart went back into the race. >> yes. >> jon: he went back in. >> yeah, yeah, that is a decision i think he really regretted. he sort of walked away and said this is nobody's business. this is no way to run a campaign and i will not put people through this he came back in t went very poorly. he registered 0 percent in iowa which is not ideal. (laughter) joo that-- . >> jon: that is true. do you believe that we have, because of the way that politics is covered now, do you believe we have lost out on truly great and possibly great leaders because of the way that we cover them? are there, and there is obviously a hypothetical, but do you think there are people of substance who could have done this country great things, who we will just never know about because of the core rosive nature of our politics? >> i

knew how important it was to have someone like jim baker around. reaganng people for became a real problem in his administration. so you get a sense that these larger-than-life figures somehow are gone. and obama will be a certain president. firstct that he is the black president is extraordinary. that he inherited the greatest recession since the great depression. but the question is, he said such a high bar. do you know that the inaugural lunch after the first on auration was served replica of mary todd lincoln stein a act oh he re-created the exact meal that lincoln consumed. that was inaugural committees but obama actually had a real admiration. >> and you have people stepping forward likely on panetta and bob gates questioning whether he has the passion of leadership. ,> more than one observer including one of fdr's most recent biographers made this point. required, the partisanship required to drive national change was missing from this president. from obama. attachment, that reserved istion of the professor appropriate for some aspects of de

. >> and next month it is jim baker. >> they better get kissinger in there. he is up there. met him a couple months ago. splendid fellow. before i move on, let a talk about wheaties. wheaties, if you didn't have the athlete's angle, it was a poor man's cornflakes. there was nothing special about wheaties, was there? >> i ate it. >> i was taken in by the athlete. i remember when bruce jenner had the decathlon and we had the box of wheaties. >> i was taken in by an athlete once. anyway. they think i am done with it. anybody have words they want to say about how stupid wheaties is? >> nope. >> nope? >> who wants to eat wheat? >> nice one. >> everyone is gluten free now. if they had gluten free wheaties. >> none of you could eat those cereals as kids. >> it was only when you went camping. you got the condominium of the cereals. you had corn pops and apple jacks. >> smacks. >> sugar smacks which smells like a dead skunk. >> sugar cereals were like add deer roll for kids before. that's what my mom gave me. >> and if you sprinkle sugar on top, oh. >> rice crispies are amazing. >> r

>> i was with jim baker, two formering iss secretarys of state.n and what he is up to. right now he has cover. we are preoccupied with ebola and i sat the two down. we talked about missed opportunities and water ahead. here's some of what they had to say. >> what i think is really regrettable is that for 15 years after the implosion of the soviet union after the fall of the wall, the end of the cold war in 1991 you had a russia that leaned towards the west and in the initial statements of putin's presidency that he was leaning towards the west. that's gone now. the behavior we have seen on the part of russia recently is totally inconsistent with any concept of a stable world order. we simply cannot accept it. i don't think we will accept it. i was encouraged, frankly to see how european allies come along on economic sanctions. >> putin is in this. putinties it was a tragedy that the soviet unions have indicated. but it's a rising allegiance like asia and hitler. so he fell into wanting him, he found himself in a better relations. if he does it, we

. >> jim baker and eric clapton. >> i did know eric clapton. >> 5:55. ay night live this weekend as a host, his third time as host. >> thinks the best. one of the funniest sketches was a parity of matthew mcconaughey's lincoln car commercials, lets take a look. >> i believe it is a man's duty to correct the mistake that nature made, extinguish man kind. >> dad, are you okay, i'm super good, budd. >> you're going 5 miles an hour. >> not bad. whose kids are these. >> this is hysterical. >> snl reunited car which his most memorable characters from ace ventura to cable guy and there was a special cameo right here, by his dumb and dumber co-star jeff daniels. that sequel is coming out. >> that is right good did you see commercials, it looks really funny. >> first one was great. >> twenty years later. >> virgin airlines got a new plane and what better way is to have a giant party in the sky. >> take a look at this, so, this, right here, 35,000 feet a have above the ground, the entire event was live screened including a live performance and, of course, all to c

tried to win the recount in florida, lost it to a strong opponent, jim baker. but he's reliable.he going to be a leader or a flag, someone that speaks the language that someone else wants him to speak? >> probably a little bit of both. he's highly regarded inside the white house. he's been mentioned as a possible white house chief of staff in the past and this may be a stepping stone to that for him. but i also think he's somebody who's a lot better at articulating what the administration wants out there as a message, than some of the people that have been delivering it so far, including dr. frieden at the cdc whose had some difficulty doing that. >> will he have the ability to change the way the government does things, or make a better case afor the way they're alreay doing it? will he be a fixer? >> the role is both. if he sees things to fix, he'll have the power to do it, but also to articulate a little better. this white house is terrible with messaging. >> one of the problems is organization. i've criticized -- okay, i'm traditional. there's two ways to run a white house. th

of them. 300 retired generals, admirals, national security officials, famous diplomats, including jim baker and brent scowcroft and marine general zinni and the head of the former national security agency, bill odom, spoke out and wrote against invading iraq before it happened in march 2003. a majority of the people in this country think that there's something inflated about our military budget. [scattered laughter] all right. well, they've read the pentagon audits and the gao reports and the "60 minute" exposes and so on. it's horrendously inflated. waste, fraud, abuse is only part of it. we're still building cost-overrun military weapons systems designed for the soviet union era of hostility. like, the f-22 should never be built. you could put it on this stage. that's how much $200 million of electronics cost, profit in overruns. why are we building more submarines, nuclear submarines? one trident submarine--nuclear warheads can destroy 200 cities. that's before it reloads. why are we building more aircraft carriers, $15 billion a carrier? we got 13. the next country to challenge us is it

then mike beaver and jim baker discovered if the president made mistakes, which happened regularly, there was no time to fix them by the 6:30 newscast. so they moved it to prime time even though the audience was larger the idea was they could spin it and work it out on the morning shows and the next evening newscast they had the fix. i had one experience where i asked a question and it was classic reagan. i started to get up to ask a question. i wasn't the lead correspondent by any means. chris wallace was. he started to call on me. and steve robert from the new york time stood up standing in front of me and this is so classic ronald reagan. as she said thank you he said wait a second, i promised andrea. he remembered he had called on me and steve had taken the question. it is what anyone would do because he was pointing in that question. but i asked the question about the second country and israel helping with the tow missiles. this is as it was unrolling. i asked a question that we were briefed on early in the day in the roosevelt room by the chief of staff. but the president didn't hav

. >> it was during the awacs vote and the president wasn't biting jim baker and the strategy group washaving people and one by one our calling groups. and bill of course so the deal was who's coming in and which democrats is he trying to update? by assignment was to stand out there with a walkie-talkie and let john and judy know from the southwest gate who is coming in for the evening sessions in the oval room upstairs with the president rex he said the lobbying was intense. it could have been gramm-rudman or anything else. that's the way the lobby went and you had mobility. you could move around the ground. >> i want to circle around that and ask you to talk about your knowledge of the president and whether that made a significant difference in your reporting. on that point i want to go to brooks and ask about the visual element of this. did you have meaningful access to the president go meat covered and can you think of some examples of how that happened? >> how would you define meaningful access? >> i remember that series of photos. >> still photography art opportunities fall into t

jim baker called him into the wood shed. it was very organized. you knew who the boss was.have to see how government works before they believe it will work. will is for the way to see into this administration positively and see how it works why wasn't ron klain out there fighting as the czar? if he was going to be the chief executive, why wasn't he out on point? they have to see how it works before they believe that it works. that itself check. who is running the white house right now? >> chris christie gets a call and doesn't hear from the white house. what is that about? it's unclear, i think we have two structures, one is klain of command, we have a strong chain of command. it's clear, or have you spokes in the wheel like jack kennedy, the president is talking to everybody, in the military in the cuban missile crisis who has his hands on everything of of these is the model barak obama is using? is he hands on? >> i have a follow-up question for me. it is shocking to me the brought of the united states if i were the commander-in-chief. one time on capitol hill. this chair

illinois senate debate with digg urban and jim cooper weiss, followed with live coverage of the massachusetts governor debate between charles pegler -- charles baker and martha coakley. at 10:00, the minnesota senate debate with senator al franken and mike mcfadden. at 11 p.m. eastern, the hawaii governors debate. tuesday evening at 7 p.m. and senator cory booker and jeff bell. wednesday night at 8:00, live coverage of the louisiana senate debate between three candidates. maine senate debate. at 10:00, it is the texas senate debate. thann campaign 2014, more

the illinois senate debate with senator dick durbin and jim owner wise, followed by live coverage of the massachusetts debate between baker and cokely. then at 9:00 the georgia senate debate between purdue, nunn and swafford. at 10:00, the minnesota senator debate with franken and mcfadden. at 11:00 p.m. eastern, the hawaii governor debate. tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage of the south carolina senate debate between three candidates, senator tim scott, joyce

jim oberwise. then a debate between martha coakley and charlie baker. here's a look at some of the ads. >> years ago wall street gamble destroyed soy and many lives. we cannot let that happen again. for corporations, not much for the rest of us. equald an economy for an shot for the rest of us. i want to be a governor for you. >> democrats and independents across the state are supporting charlie baker for governor. that is because aker delivers. delivers.- baker creating jobs. madeie baker massachusetts first in jobs. moveie baker will massachusetts in a new direction. >> she has been a powerful advocate for women and kids and is one of the toughest opponents wall street and big tanks have ever seen -- big banks of ever seen. investments in loans, and mass transit, and creating regional economies. so every area of the state can drive. martha coakley, not the insider's choice. she is ours. we made massachusetts number one in job creation. totally pro-choice and bipartisan? >> we can make massachusetts great and create jobs by controlling spending, loweri

the illinois senate debate with senator dick durbin and jim over-and-backer weiss. then charlie baker and martha coakley in massachusetts. then the georgia u.s. senate debate. then the minnesota senate debate. then at 11:00 p.m. eastern the hawaii governor's debate. tuesday even at 7:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage of the south carolina senate debate between the three candidates. followed at 8:00 p.m. by the new jersey senate debate with senator corey booker and jeff bell. then live coverage of the louisiana senate debate between the three candidates. at 9:00, the main senate debate with senator susan collins and shana bellows. then texas u.s. senate debate. c-span campaign 2014. >> the u.s. senate candidates from oregon recently met for their only planned debate. this is an hour-long debate courtesy of koib tv. >> good evening from the nbc studios in downtown medford. i am craig smullin and i will be your moderator this evening. two candidates running for the senate. tonight, they will debate the issues in the studio. one-hour live u.s. senate debate begins now. >> live from the studi

the illinois senate debate with senator dick durbin and jim owner wise, followed by live coverage of the massachusetts debate between baker and cokely. then at 9:00 the georgia senate debate between purdue, nunn and swafford. at 10:00, the minnesota senator debate with franken and mcfadden. at 11:00 p.m. eastern, the hawaii governor debate. tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage of the south carolina senate debate between three candidates, senator tim scott, joyce dickerson and jill bossi. followed at 8:00 by the new jersey senate debate with senator cory booker and jeff bell. wednesday night at 8:00, live coverage of the louisiana senate debate between three candidates, senator mayorry land drew, representative bill cassidy and rob maneess. at 9:00, the maine u.s. senate debate and at 10:00, the texas senate debate. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. twelltwelltwelltwell >> in listening to the debate between carl demyoand representative scott peters, it's just politics as usual. what we really need is for the politicians to quit making decisions based on power, money and

baker's description. quote, no one comes to mind that i can think of said jim kendall. i've got several calls on this, texts and e-mails, too. no one seems to be able to put a finger on who it would be. a source with a long-time association with new bedford high school athletics said after many years familiar with the program, he didn't know of any two brothers there receiving football scholarships, never mind going fishing instead. so after asking and asking and asking, finally, the charlie baker campaign was forced to acknowledge today that the story that charlie baker turned on the waterworks for at that debate to such great effect was actually a 5-year-old story, and you'll just have to believe them that it's true because no, they can't remember who charlie baker talked to or where that guy might be now. charlie baker just got grilled about this today on the campaign trail. >> i remember things that people tell me. i heard that story four years ago. and every time i tell it, it's like it happened five minutes ago as far as i'm concerned. >> it's like it happened fiv

baker she displayed versatility that few could match. a lot of us grew up watching her. she is greatly missed by peers and fans. >> jimevery night and i got addictioned to flu pills and i hallucinated cats on the ceiling and their heads would vaporize and explode and someone shoved a ring over my head, right honey? >> yes. >> and the filling rose up in flame and all the raisins turned into demons and i put my hands up and said demonic reasons i reveal to you. growth is gratify. growth is gratify. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. do you have the coverage? you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions. s eatre. hey, ulfrik! hey, agnar! what's up with you? funny you ask. i'm actually here

jim, you might have heard our sort of fiery debate about oil a moment ago. i mean, listen, if it goes much lower, bakerhes saying they could be in trouble. do you think oil goes lower or higher from here? >> i don't think it goes much lower. when you look at the reasons oil is where it is, you talk about the strong dollar coming into this, and then all of a sudden we have global worries/deflation. we have ebola. we have the saudis not standing in the way because they want companies like baker hughes to feel the pain. they want to force some people out of it. and then we talk about the supply. in my opinion, you can't really think of many more reasons for oil to go on another leg lower unless, say, some new technology will make the combustion system antiquated which has kind of happened already with tesla and nobody seems to care. for me it's hard to get another ingredient in the move lower. it always seemed like 80 was going to be kind of a number that it was going to hone in on, and it did. if it gets to be 77, 78, that's where i thought i would buy it just on kind of initially what would be a counter

jim oberste. and right after that live coverage of a massachusetts's governor's debate, between republican charlie baker and democrat martha cokley. here's a look at some recent campaign ad there. >> just a few years ago, wall street gambled with our money and destroyed so many lives. we can never let that happen again. but that's what's at stake in this election. tax cuts for corporations. not much for the pres of us. we need an economy with a fair shot. equal pay for women. the old boys club wants charlie baker. i want to be a governor for you. >> democrats and independents across the state are voting for charlie baker. that's because baker delivers. creating jobs, balancing budgets, fixing government. >> he's pro-choice. >> charlie baker got people off welfare and made massachusetts first in jobs. charlie baker will lead massachusetts in a new direction. >> i'm voting for charlie baker. >> she's been a powerful a advocate for women and kids. now, martha cokley is running for governor, with a plan that works for everyone. so our people get the skills they need to succeed, investments in roads, bridges

jim osama bin ladener wise woois. and live at 8:00, the massachusetts governors race between martha coke lee and charlie baker. we'll be looking for your reaction via facebook and twitter. at 9:00 eastern from georgia, david purdue with michelle nunu. after that we head to minnesota for al franken and mike mcfadden. again, we'll be looking for your reaction via facebook and twitter and at 11:00 eastern a debate from hawaii. >>> tonight on the communicators -- >> i was -- this is repurpose ing from the department of defense. this process, the lessons learned have really been learned. it's going wonderfully. and there are three spectrum is paired, it's internationally harmonized, it's 65 mega. hurts. we are excited and we're going to turn around and have the broadcast incentive option. that discussion is really going well too. i think we have a green. hill report, which the scc put out. the numbers have turned the discussion from a policy discussion to a business decision. so we're excited about both options. i'm certain our carriers are going to come to them and it's going to be a win-win for everyone. >> tonig

senate debate with senator dick durbin and jim observer wise followed at 8:00 with live coverage of the massachusetts governor's debate between charlie baker and martha coakley. then at 9:00 the georgia senate debate between david purdue, michelle nunn and amanda swaffered. at 10:00 the minnesota senate debate with senator al franken and mike mcfadden. at 11:00 p.m. eastern the hawaii governor's debate between david ige and duke aiona. tuesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern live coverage of the south carolina senate debate between three candidates, senator tim scott, joyce dickerson, and jill bossi followed at 8:00 by the new jersey senate debate with senator cory booker and jeff bell. wednesday night at 8:00 live coverage of the louisiana senate debate between three candidates, senator mary landrieu, representative bill cassidy, and rob maneses. at 9:00 the main senate debate with senator susan collins and shana bell obse. then at 10:00 the texas senate debate between senator john cornyn and david alameel. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. c-span campaign 2014. today federal officials discussed their efforts to address the ebola ou

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