he said, anyone ever tell you you look like jim baker? i says, yes, often.hought, this is a big deal. and the guy says, doesn't it piss you off? [laughter] james: that is when i realized i was not going to win that race. david: reagan wins the election, what did you think you would be offered? james: my name had been surfaced as a potential white house chief of staff. i said that is not possible. you don't go to somebody who is running two campaigns against you and make him your white house chief of staff. guess what? i don't think it will ever happen again in american politics. ♪ ♪ david: in 1978, you got a call not too long after from your friend george bush and he says, i'm going to run for president. i want you to help manage my campaign. what did you say? james: i helped him because he was my close friend. david: ultimately, he did not get the nomination. james: reagan got it. david: i don't think you thought george bush was going to be picked. james: i was in the suite with barbara and george and a few of our campaign staff. we thought it was all over.

efficient i still would say that donald trump desperately needs someone like a leon panetta or a jim baker who can walk into the oval office close the door and tell him hard truths and there's no evidence so far that trump has wanted someone like that around how long will john kelly be around will he be here through the midterms that's a great question larry i don't have a crystal ball i think this is kind of like a bad marriage where the two where the partners have agreed to kind of muddle through for a while hard to know how long it would last i think donald trump would benefit from having new blood in that position and so i think he could use a new chief of staff. but so far i think trump is willing to muddle through i'm not sure that he has anybody else in mind and not easy to find another jim baker or leon panetta to step into that role someone you direct command i can't give you a name larry because it's as i say those guys are few and far between so it's hard to imagine but i think that he needs to find somebody.

efficient i still would say that donald trump desperately needs someone like a leon panetta or a jim baker who can walk into the oval office close the door and tell him hard truths and there's no evidence so far that trump has wanted someone like that around how long will john kelly be around will he be here through the midterms. that's a great question larry i don't have a crystal ball i think this is kind of like a bad marriage where the two where the partners have agreed to kind of muddle through for a while hard to know how long it would last i think donald trump would benefit from having new blood in that position and so i think he could use a new chief of staff. but so far i think trump is willing to muddle through i'm not sure that he has anybody else in mind and not easy to find another jim baker or leon panetta to step into that role someone you direct command. i can't give you a name larry because it's as i say those guys are few and far between so it's hard to imagine but i think that he needs to find somebody as i've said before who is grounded who's comfortable in his own skin

. >> mr.Ï¿½horowitz james comey, andy mccabe deputy director, jim baker, fbi counsel lisa page and petersix important people at the fbi, right? >> correct. >> they were the key players on the clinton investigation and on the russian investigation, correct? >> they were certainly important on both. >> has mr.Ï¿½comey been fired? >> yes. >> has mr.Ï¿½mccabe been fired. >> yes. >> did mr.Ï¿½mccabe lie under oath. >> in our view, yes. >> is there a criminal referral. >> i won't comment on that. >> has general counsel jim baker left the fbi. >> yes. >> was he removed from his position prior to leaving the fbi. >> i'm not sure. >> has lisa page left the fbi. >> yes. >> was she reassigned prior to leaving. >> yes. >> and peter strzok removed from his position as deputy counter intelligence. >> yes. >> you've been with the d.o.j. for six years, cheech of the inspector generals, have you ever, ever seen anything like this at any other federal agency in your time in the federal government? six of the top people fired, demoted, reassigned or left? >> um, i obviously can't speak broadly to other are

jim baker former general counsel is gone, demoted before he left the fbi. lisa page was demoted. he fbi. jim, comey's chief of staff has also left the fbi. why is peter strzok still there in light of what we learned from the ig's report? >> the report also calls former fbi director james comey's action, quote, extraordinary and insubordinate in his handling to have hillary clinton e-mail investigation, jon. jon: mollie in washington, thank you. christopher wray says he is taking the inspector general's report, quote, very seriously and there are sobering lessons from it as he tries toove beyond the controversy. president trump praising wray's plan to restore the fbi's image. >> i think christopher wray is a very different from comey which is what you need, you need different, you need like the opposite and he's moving step by step and you are going to see a whole new very proud fbi. i think comey was the ring leader of this whole, you know, den of thieves. it was a depo -- den of thieves. jon: so the fbi comes out of this with a black eye to say the least, how do they go about fix

i think this is an opportunity for trump to reach out and try to find his own version of jim baker oreon panetta, somebody with political savvy, but also gravitas, somebody he will listen to. >> right. >> so that he can start governing instead of campaigning. >> you floated around people the president might listen to and have respect for but they don't have either the necessary organizational management experience or the political savvy to do it. it seems like he's not able to get all those things in one. >> well, look, there are people out there. i don't want to handicap the names. but i think it's just critical that -- and so obvious that donald trump has not learned what most other presidents have learned at this stage, which is there is a difference between campaigning, which is demonizing and disrupting and dividing, and governing, which means counting votes, striking compromises, getting deals done. that's been completely absent from this presidency. you can't do it without a chief of staff who can execute your agenda. and even more importantly, walk into the oval office, close

jim baker, chief counsel demoted. lisa paige, demoted. peter struck, deputy head of counterintelligence, demoted and reassigned. when have you seen that? i've never seen that in the federal agency. don't worry, we can investigate ourselves and give you a briefing and you can trust us. really? this is why there needs to be a second special council. counsel, -- special special counsel's, but this is why we called for it last summer and still calling for it. mr. zelleden is working hard with his conclusion we introduced two weeks ago and why we need a second special counsel to get to the bottom of this. christina: obviously the administration is frustrated with leaks and they've seized a reporter's telephone information to look through that data. is that something you feel is appropriate? representative jordan: i'm actually working with congressman raskin for a shield offer for you guys in the press on sources and all. i think we've already introduced legislation, but jamie came to me and asked me to be a sponsor. when it comes to protecting

his original role model was jim baker, chief of staff to gerald ford. >> let me show one thing as wenk about all the tentacles which is donald trump saying this is just some guy and i don't know him even though he was number one guy in my campaign. sam who not only worked for donald trump and said he yuusedo write tweets. manafort and stone were running that international controversial lobbying firm that howard just mentioned. stone calling it the s and a word i won't repeat but take a look. >> paul manafort came in one day and said we ought to start a lobbying firm. >> lobbying had been considered a sleazy business but roger stone said i'm going to make a pile of money off of this and no apologies. >> manafort and stone was the [ bleep ]. it was the most powerful lobbying operation in washington. >> certainly was. howard would know this better than me. >> how does stone figure in all this watching his former partner go to jail? >> roger and manafort have not worked together in a very, very long time. it's my understanding that firm was bought and it was bought. they sold baker, mana

james comey is fired, andrew mccabe is fired, he lied three e inspector general.cording t jim baker wased at fbi. lisa page, fbi counsel doted at the fbi. peter strzok was demoted and reassigned. five of the key people who happen to be, the same folks who ran the clinton investigation who helped launch the russian investigation. i find that interesting. tell me another time in history where you've seen a federal agency where five of the top people h been fired, demoted and reassigned. >> we have to run, we'll watch the vote. connell: interesting stuff. reversing course. seattle repealing the head tax after backlash from amazon. we have congressman diane black coming up, house ways and means on the reversal. >>> and big sell-off into the close we were talking about. some of it may be trade related. details emerging for plans on brand new tariffs. tens of billions of dollars in chinese goods. what youeed to know about that? after the break. you're turning o the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident-no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your r

general counsel jim baker demoted and then left the fbi. peter struck demoted. he was escorted out of the fbi just days ago. when have you ever seen that happen? and they will not give us the information we are asking for. something is going on over there. needed.olution was enough is enough. give us the information so we can do our job and get answers for the american people. i support this resolution and encourage every single member of this body as an institution to vote for this. >> i think the gentleman and --erve the eight remainder remaining balance of my time. >> i yield myself as much time as it may -- i may consume. this resolution of insistence is being rushed to the floor as an emergent the measure. the subject matter of this resolution is not among them. this resolution is wrong on the facts, wrong on the law, wrong in the rules and a dangerous precedent. is riddled with inaccuracies. taking this document at face many of theight sponsors delight in making them to the public. the subpoena issued, this peanut i was not issued in compliance with house

his original role model was jim baker, chief of staff to gerald ford. >> a true power broeker.d trump out there saying today, oh, well, this is just some guy, and i don't really know him even though he was the number one guy in my campaign at one point. sam told us earlier in the hour he used to write tweets for donald trump. this is a person who is also close to your former so-called mentor, sam, because manafort and stone were literally running that international and controversial lobbying firm that howard just mentioned, stone calling it the "s" in a woand a won't repeat. but take a look. >> manafort came in one day and said, you know, we ought to start a lobbying firm. >> lobbying had been considered kind of a sleazy business, but roger stone abashedly came out and said, i'm going to make a pile of money off of this, and no apologies. >> it was the [ bleep ]. it was the biggest, most powerful lobbying operation in washington. >> it certainly was. howard would know this better than me, but it's legendary among all people that want to work in republican politics. >> how does

president, including kennedy and i've always wanted to know how they -- how somebody in florida, jim baker the word to the supreme court come down here and take over this election, top the count and you guys vote and they voted entirely on partisan lines, five republicans on the court gave the presidency to w, w gave us the iraq war. it happened because of the court. >> yeah. partisan voting. there's a lot of anguish among democrats about the likelihood the court will be pulled to the right and tarnish the court -- >> to the republican side, not just the right. >> tarnish 2 t court as a functioning arm of the republican party but the court's reputation has been damaged for a while now. it's not just bush v. gore. "citizens united." it's almost predictable in advance what the decision will be so we had a veneer of bipartisanship that the court was immune to this type of partisan influences. >> when was that? >> the truth is, i'm not really sure. you can go back to the fdr days, but certainly there was an aura and era. >> i think with nixon when they came out unanimously and said release the

general counsel jim baker demoted. then left the f.b.i. lisa paige, demoted. left the f.b.i. jim struck, deputy, demoted. escorted out of the f.b.i. just days ago. when have you ever seen that happen? and now we know they won't -- and they won't give us the information we're asking for. something's gone on over there, and this is a resolution that is needed because, again, will be the full house of representatives saying, enough is enough, give us the information so we can do our job and get answers for the american people. that's why i applaud the gentleman's efforts and support this resolution and encourage every single member of this body as an institution to vote for this resolution. with that i yield back. mr. meadows: i thank the gentleman. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, this so-called resolution of insistence is being r

jim baker confirmed that in my interview in that debate really turned things around.r problems? absolutely not. if we have lower inflation, no hostage crisis, but it was razor thin at that point and when that debate occurred, reggae and one made in part because he had a little bit ofn advantage having our debate accord with edward sadat and that went on for weeks. this is a one and done event. but it's unlikely to be wrapped up so quickly. have we put too much stock in what happened there were? >> the president is going to the summit. i don't want expectations to be too high. the difference between camp david, which lasted not only 13 days and nights, 20 dressed in by the president himself come individual negotiations with egyptian prime minister sadat in this preparation, preparation. we are at a negotiated for months beforehand. we knew where the gaps were in the president was well prepared. he knew exactly what has to be done to accomplish the result and he didn't go into it simply hoping for a handshake. now, that is the problem. don't overpromise because we have

comey has been fired, mccabe fired, faces criminal referral, lied three times under both, jim baker,ormer general counsel gone, demoted before he left fbi. lisa page left fbi. why is peter strzok still there in light of what we learned from the ig's report, that's an important question for mr. wray and rosenstein when they come in front of congress. neil: if you have peter strzok yourself, what would you want to hear of him, of course, he has very disparaging views of then candidate trump, he was providing a lot of research and early, you know, foot work for bob mueller since -- >> you're right. neil: what do you want to hear from him? >> he's the key player, essential figure throughout the entire narrative. ran the clinton investigation. was the lead investigator in russia investigation. he's the central character and i think those sequence of -- of text messages are important. remember, peter strzok opens the russian investigation on july 31st, 8 days later we have the text message that we saw on the report. we will stop trump from being president. one week after that, we had the t

jim baker, former general counsel was gone, was demoted before he left the fbi, lisa page was demotedt. why is peter strzok still there in light of what we learned from the i.g.'s report. >> reporter: congressman jordan says strzok was the lead on the russian collusion investigation in 2016 and then sent the quote, we'll stop it text, eight days later. eric? eric: all right, molly, thanks so much. arthel? arthel: we have a fox news alert are. with security at the world cup already ramped up in russia, there was a scare after a taxi plowed into a crowd near moscow's red square injuring at least eight people. bryan llenas is in our new york city newsroom with the details. >> reporter: hi, arthel. the interfax russian news agency is reporting the taxi driver is now telling russian police he fell asleep behind the wheel, causing his car to go onto a busy sidewalk, mowing down pedestrians at the red square in moscow. eight people are injured, two of the injured are mexicans. the streets of moscow are festive and packed with viewing parties and world cup fans from everywhere. these are phot

jim baker was demoted an left. lisa page was demoted and left.nter intelligence was demoted and escort s out of the f.b.i. they launched the russia investigation and ran the clinton investigation. where have you seen where the top six people who were in charge of the investigation? rod rosenstein need to give us the information or all three steps st*eps will take place. >> heather: do you think that you will hear from peter strzok and what do you want to hear from him? >> we want to depose him and scheduled to be next week. chairman goodlatte has been clear about this. i talked to him at our hearing earlier this week. they'll subpoena him if they have to. we'll get a deposition. more importantly we need rod rosenstein and christopher wray in front of the judiciary committee to answer our questions as well. >> bill: you are also hot on the department of justice going after records on behalf of the "new york times." what is the rub there? >> it's called freedom of the press. think about the federal government went after conservative groups when the

he's been fired, the deputy director has been fired, jim baker former chief counsel has left the fbi, demoted and left, peter struck was demoted and is the only one still there. when you the top six people at the fbi fired or demoted or now left, that tells you something was wrong. that's why this report is so important and that's why the hearings we are going to have next week are so important. stuart: stay there for a second because president trump says he needs an immigration bill that gives us tremendous border security. i want to know if that's what jim jordan is working on. we will deal with that after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ man: i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot

and secretary of state jim baker had to make a really tough decision whether to go for that kind of dealmately went for it, it was a success. all the nuclear missiles were withdrawn from ukraine. so this is one of the models, i think, that both the chinese and north koreans are thinking about. where will these weapons go? as you know, pete, at the moment of maximum danger is when chairman kim tells trump, okay, this is where my weapons are, here's how many. at that moment the u.s. military can strike those weapons and destroy them. pete: sure. >> so the paranoid view of the chinese and north koreans, that's the last thing they want to do. pete: yep. >> but from mr. trump's point of view, that's the first thing he needs to know. pete: and how to we verify it. what a great panel. perfect group of folks to talk to. thank you all for joining us. we'll continue to watch the news live. i'm sure we'll be talking to a few of you in the coming days. thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: well, a fox news alert, continuing coverage of the summit in singapore. president trump e

james comey, director of the fbi, andy mccabe deputy director, general counsel jim baker and lisa page and head of counterintelligence peter strzok, six important people at the fbi. >> that's correct. >> and they were key players on the clinton investigation and russia investigation, correct? >> certainly important on both. >> has mr. comey been fired? >> yes. >> has mr. mccabe been fired? >> yes. >> did mr. mccabe lie under oath? >> our view, yes. >> is there a criminal referral for mr. mccabe. >> i'm not going to. >> has mr. rubicki left yeeb. >> general counsel baker left fbi. >> yes. >> was he removed from his position prior to leaving the fbi not sure. >> has lisa page left the fbi. >> was she reassigned. >> i believe so. >> and has peter strzok been removed from his position at head of counterintelligence. >> yes. >> you've been inspector general, chief of all the inspector generals, have you ever, ever seen anything like this at any other federal agency in your time in the federal government, six of the top people fired, demoted, reassigned or left? >> i obviously can't speak br

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baker isnc coing on the democratic side. we're just learning that right now. but go ahead. thatust came i here to the news room. >> all right. thank you very much jim. 62 perce reporting here, as you said, richaun baker, 31 percent, ben jealous at 39 percent, but as you mentioned,ow ce. just n conceding in the ra so that is the, wherere we' at with the prince george's county race g forernor there. all right. let's get to the race for prince george's executive, just a short time ago fox5 confirmed former congresswoman donna edwards has conceded thes race a well and has offered congratulations to and la brokes. she is the prince george's county states attorney and is t expeo face jerry'sy math i sayon in tonight'sballot. another closely watched race for the sixth congressionalhn seed today laney. he served onend term felons run for president on the democratic side, state delegate miller is facing a fields that includes businessman david drone. you can see right here 58 she was at 32, and of course he's pen smells of his own money, $10 million on had . on the republican side amy hober was considered the front runner in tonight's race. testimony. state

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to live in the jim crow south too, there were places where african-americans could not eat. there was a bakers downtown that sold hamburgers and blacks had to go to the back to a little window to order hamburgers. i never went. because my mother made the hamburgers at home and she said before she would subject her daughters to that kind of treatment, she would make hamburgers whenever we wanted them and not have to allow us to go downtown and experience that treatment. so those are the kinds of things that happened, but i don't remember, my miamiry from that time is not of sadness because as i was experiencing that, i didn't realize the want and what i was missing because it seemed like i had everything. 1965, i was 15 years old. junior at hudson high school. my mother was a teacher at the high school. and could not vote. every time she went to the courthouse to attempt to register, her application was always stamped denied. regardless of the questions she was given that day, whether she was able to answer it or not. she was stamped denied. so we were all for the movement. the voting rights mo

willing to muddle through i'm not sure that he has anybody else in mind and not easy to find another jim baker or leon panetta to step into that role someone you'd recommend. i can't give you a name larry because it's as i say those guys are few and far between so it's hard to imagine but i think that he needs to find somebody as i've said before who is grounded who's comfortable in his own skin who's been around the block and who can tell him hard truths and that's that's a tall order chris with blows great talking with you thanks for your time today great to be on with you larry while the president from been his team face many questions at home whether he gave away too much in return for way too little at the singapore summit north korea's state media touting kim jong un success in his dealings with america who's the real winner and loser and what happens next with north korea's nuclear arsenal few people know the so-called hermit kingdom better than our next guest old friend compatriot michael general oyo senior fellow at the u.s. china institute at the university is something california fo