but anyway, this is jim baker setting the buckets of food.video clip] >> this food, we will extend it a couple more days because i feel that we should. >> it's four months worth of food so you only need three of them to make a euro food. so actually give you four buckets. so, hey? >> this food lasts up to 30 years on your shelf. >> these are great because they are waterproof even if you are in a flood and it gets wet, and their ownership free today. >> you are getting 10,472 servings, so you're getting a lot of food. a lot of food for those grandkids. host: grandkids. 3700 dollars for that. what do you think of that? why do they do this? guest: i know a very pragmatic reason. he was from day one and amazing salesman. he used to say i could have been , anything, but i just ended up selling the gospel. i have hundreds and hundreds of hours of old ptl footage that i watched for the research of the book, it was also fun because whenever tammy faye sings, my son dances. it was this round-robin of different agitators and speakers. it really showed

it never would have happened on jim baker's watch.o answer your question about h -- as author of the gate keepers is that every president learns sometimes the hard way that you cannot govern effectively without empowering a white house chief of staff as first among equals and also to tell you what you don't want to hear. barack obama was a student of history up like some other presidents we've -- unlike some other presidents we've had recently. and obama understood the performance of a chief of staff. and one of my favorite stories concerns the time that obama was campaigning in reno, nevada. hehe called a secret meeting of staffers. theyvi included david axlerod, valerie jarrett and all of bill clinton's, almost all of bill clinton's former white house chiefs. erskine bowles, john podesta, leon panetta was on the phone, so was bill daley. anyway, the point of this, the reason it was secret was because obama didn't want to be accused of measuring the drapes in the oval office before he was elected. but heho knew how important it s to

i went to celebrate jim baker's 30 anniversary at the baker institute with his wife, university in houstonuple of weeks ago and hillary clinton went. it was bipartisan, maybe one of his last public appearances joined by video. as we walked in there were students chanting burn israel, burn. it was a sickest thing of ever seen and i took a lot of willpower not to go confront them. probably would've been very smart. but, but that's what we're facing. by the way, for these protesters who are here on student visas who are engaged in viral anti-semitism are here illegally, your past america just got pulled turkey kanka meant advocate the burning and killing of jews. [applause] in america. as far as a protest go with got to deal with those protests. anti-semitism can be the last form of acceptable discrimination that takes place in america or for us to kill and genocide from the river to see which is not just the territory, the referring to collect all the jews in israel. we can have that here. you can be acceptable in any party, republican, democratic and independent. that just can't be a thing.

jim baker, fbi counsel, demoted and then left. currently under investigation by the u.s. office in connecticut. lisa page, demoted then left ambassador taylor recalls that mr. morrison told ambassador taylor that i told mr. morrison that i conveyed this message to mr. yermak on september 1st, 2019 in connection with vice president pence's visit to warsaw - >> seth: he sounds like an auctioneer with a head injury. [ laughter ] just repeating all the unhinged buzzwords you hear on fox news without any of the content it's like at thanksgiving dinner, everyone in your family had a time limit to speak. "uncle jerry, what are you thankful for?" "well, i guess i'm thankful for my health and continued efforts to stop trans woke benghazi white water china laptop hunter emails tan suit. [ laughter ] and it makes sense that jordan would spew random fox news talking points, because he is far and away the most popular republican congressman on fox news since august 2017, fox's weekday programs have interviewed jordan more times than any other sitting member of congress the ohio republ

it's jim and tammy faye baker, and he's lying through his teeth.ts, and despite donald trump and i raised the deficit and national debt more in four years than any other president did for the first 220 years in american history, now he wants offsets. it's so hypocritical. sam stein, i have a question. this is why i think this makes -- this deal makes so much sense. i asked about the biden administration, why don't they do the deal on border security, be strong and tough? i am wondering, do the republicans really want to go into 2024 being the party to allow putin to complete the invasion into a sovereign country. do republicans really want to be that party? do they want to be the party that won't find israel against hamas? that's how it's lining up. >> it really comes down to what each party thinks is the potency of each issue, right? democrats recognize that they have a vulnerability when it comes to migration and border reform policies. our reporting indicates the biden administration in particular is pressing hill democrats to get a deal. they b

jim acosta in washington. good evening. we begin this hour with former president donald trump doubling down on his vow to be an american dictator. he maintains for only one day. >> bakeray in "the new york times," he said that i want to be a dictator. i didn't say that. i said i want to be a dictator for one day. but "the new york times" said -- and you know why i wanted to be a dictator? because i want a wall, right? i want a wall, and i want to drill, drill, drill. >> that dictator talk came during an 80-minute airing of grievances last night at a soiree of trump diehards on capitol hill. many are downplaying the former president's draconian pledge. >> it's entertainment. we've been around him long enough. it's entertaining. >> i think it was a joke. >> i think that's probably just fairly kind of typical trump rhetoric. >> we all know trump uses unique expressions when he explains things. >> sometimes a little baby will spout out all sorts of words that you don't take them either literally or seriously. that's a bit of what we're seeing, i think, from president trump and his campaign right now. >> we should also note trump's comments last night included another anti