>>the company that got you they're lucky they're really lucky jim morales was a jewel was a director but you topped a lot of the directors who have been on that in this seat and your doesn't to the did community has been i'm going to us you've been a blessing to us like i said wherever you going hunters point if you have any problems and we don't mind standing on different tables we'll sit on your table thank you very much >> thank you please state your name for the record. >> certainly madam chair michael i actually operate the ship office and for the record thank you very much your leadership tiffany a joy going back i don't know how many years before you were at this post and your diligent hard work at the mayor's office just want to say thank you thank you for all your hard work and been consistent and fair and sad to see you go but glad for your endeavors thank you. >> thank you. >> well, well, well. >> everybody is so cheerful no, but i'm just happy to be here to witness ms. bohe she's been around so long i'm here indefinite to give her all the act madz as a person that goes ba

>>the company that got you they're lucky they're really lucky jim morales was a jewel was a director but you topped a lot of the directors who have been on that in this seat and your doesn't to the did community has been i'm going to us you've been a blessing to us like i said wherever you going hunters point if you have any problems and we don't mind standing on different tables we'll sit on your table thank you very much >> thank you please state your name for the record. >> certainly madam chair michael i actually operate the ship office and for the record thank you very much your leadership tiffany a joy going back i don't know how many years before you were at this post and your diligent hard work at the mayor's office just want to say thank you thank you for all your hard work and been consistent and fair and sad to see you go but glad for your endeavors thank you. >> thank you. >> well, well, well. >> everybody is so cheerful no, but i'm just happy to be here to witness ms. bohe she's been around so long i'm here indefinite to give her all the act madz as a person that goes ba

>>the company that got you they're lucky they're really lucky jim morales was a jewel was a director but you topped a lot of the directors who have been on that in this seat and your doesn't to the did community has been i'm going to us you've been a blessing to us like i said wherever you going hunters point if you have any problems and we don't mind standing on different tables we'll sit on your table thank you very much >> thank you please state your name for the record. >> certainly madam chair michael i actually operate the ship office and for the record thank you very much your leadership tiffany a joy going back i don't know how many years before you were at this post and your diligent hard work at the mayor's office just want to say thank you thank you for all your hard work and been consistent and fair and sad to see you go but glad for your endeavors thank you. >> thank you. >> well, well, well. >> everybody is so cheerful no, but i'm just happy to be here to witness ms. bohe she's been around so long i'm here indefinite to give her all the act madz as a person that goes ba

>>the company that got you they're lucky they're really lucky jim morales was a jewel was a directorut you topped a lot of the directors who have been on that in this seat and your doesn't to the did community has been i'm going to us you've been a blessing to us like i said wherever you going hunters point if you have any problems and we don't mind standing on different tables we'll sit on your table thank you very much >> thank you please state your name for the record. >> certainly madam chair michael i actually operate the ship office and for the record thank you very much your leadership tiffany a joy going back i don't know how many years before you were at this post and your diligent hard work at the mayor's office just want to say thank you thank you for all your hard work and been consistent and fair and sad to see you go but glad for your endeavors thank you. >> thank you. >> well, well, well. >> everybody is so cheerful no, but i'm just happy to be here to witness ms. bohe she's been around so long i'm here indefinite to give her all the act madz as a person that goes back

>>the company that got you they're lucky they're really lucky jim morales was a jewel was a director but you topped a lot of the directors who have been on that in this seat and your doesn't to the did community has been i'm going to us you've been a blessing to us like i said wherever you going hunters point if you have any problems and we don't mind standing on different tables we'll sit on your table thank you very much >> thank you please state your name for the record. >> certainly madam chair michael i actually operate the ship office and for the record thank you very much your leadership tiffany a joy going back i don't know how many years before you were at this post and your diligent hard work at the mayor's office just want to say thank you thank you for all your hard work and been consistent and fair and sad to see you go but glad for your endeavors thank you. >> thank you. >> well, well, well. >> everybody is so cheerful no, but i'm just happy to be here to witness ms. bohe she's been around so long i'm here indefinite to give her all the act madz as a person that goes ba

. >> it turns out jim bakker has been paying off this secretary, and that shakes the evangelical world. >> the evidence indicates that effort and money have been expended to cover moral paid jessica hahn hush money, what else has he been doing with the ptl money? >> do you worry about the investigation? >> not at all. history will prove the bakkers were honest people. >> we interrupt this for a special report. >> jim bakker, the defrocked head of the ptl ministry, has been found guilty on all 24 counts of fraud and conspiracy by a jury in charlotte, north carolina. >> he kept selling lifetime partnerships at heritage u.s., even though he knew they were oversold. for example, the heritage grand hotel could accommodate only 25,000 partnerships, but 65,000 were sold. and for the bunk house partnerships, about 7,000 were sold for a building that had only eight rooms. >> one caller sent them $15 a month for a year. she thought it would help her ailing pain for her and her husband. >> i don't have enough to even live on. >> bakker could be sentenced to 120 years in prison and fined over $5 million. >> i would say i feel sad, but encouraged in god. >> tammy bakker said she

anybody who is an on plate factory worker, they are morally upright, but the rest of you we will get you now. >> i was really not happy with it. >> jim, you talk to the trump people, what you think they're tried to do with the speech? there's no question was populous in his tone. >> look, the reason donald trump is president is because, and that speech was a reflection of why his president. i disagree with mary on this, and that the people out there feel look at the biggest complaint that most american borders have across the board whether or not you are a blue-collar factory worker or you are an middle-class white collar worker, they feel as though washington has not been working on their behalf. that had been left out of the economy, and this wealthy, elite succeeds constantly and they left behind. donald trump struck the things are at the election and that is what he said again in the inaugural address. for some people this is exactly what they signed up for. >> i think there's something to that, but i would just remind people for example they should put to rest once and for all any parallel with ronald reagan. ronald reagan reaga

and jim mattis, the defense secretary, will they have special people monitoring donald trump's twitter feed to see what policy becomes? the john lewis thing is interesting as a political issue and moralue and it's also interesting as an operational issue and i'm curious how he uses this going forward because he's about to become president and he's so easily trolled by people that when he becomes president, if north korea or someone else starts trolling him, how is he going to react because this is not an appropriate reaction. >> this is just -- i'm going to scroll the list and these are just the entities and individuals since he won the presidency, rich, and it's a long list. john lewis, you throw on there, it was chuck jones at one point. you had a steelworker guy, gm, i mean, most of them have been democrats, some republicans, lots of members of the media, present company included. at what point is this a problem for him? >> i think everyone needs to get used to this. this is the new abnormal, and trump is going to -- he finds this effective and emotionally gratifying for him with communication and his supporters love it when he lambastes his critics especially when he takes conven

personality -- >> and jim, in this conversation, let me give the last word to you, because i want to give you a chance to, when you're talking to people who work at the cia, is that moraledamentally affected, or no? they serve the country, donald trump can say and do what he wants, and they're going to continue to everybody their country? >> you know, they're tough guys, right? men and women, who are many out in the field, many of them here, they have very hard work, and they're focused on their jobs. but i will tell you, these weeks -- and keep in mind, it's not just today, but these weeks of critical comments coming from the president-elect and now the president raise serious questions. one being, will the work that i do as an intelligence professional be accused of being politicized if it's information that the president finds uncomfortable? and that's the concern. >> and will another government share intelligence with me anymore? >> that's a question. kayleigh said earlier, it's a punditry class view of this. and i want to be clear that i'm hearing from folks inside, and i want to quote one, one of the many texts i got today. it is, and this is surrounded by asteris

moral fon dags. we're in a aware and we think the only way to speak to somebody is one group at a time. jim was talking about intersection nalty. i'm a left handed american gay war veteran. all right? i don't know exactly which caucus i'm supposed to go to first versus second or third but what i know is if we talk to one group, we think they will only care about. we only talk to the african american about african american issues. we only talk out lgbt community about lgbt stuff and find latinos -- [speaking foreign language]. >> we're only talking to people one at a time. we have universal values when the reality is african americans care about equal pay for equal work and people in the lgbt community care about voting rights and the best answer to the salad bar problem is when i saw on saturday when i was in south bend marching with the women of south bend in solidarity with the women of the country and around the world. that was a women's march, but it was a march for all of us. there were old people and young people, and people of all colors and i suspect there were people from different