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ahead john baker lashed out to conservative groups to encourage republicans to except the budget deal with patty murray and paul ryan. >> the use our members in the american people for their own goals it is ridiculous if you are for more deficit reduction you're for this agreement. >> america's prosperity fall lobby against the deal reducing the deficit by $2 billion per year over the next decade but it is a reduction. house republicans have announced they will bring a deal to the floor tomorrow. one of the last legislative facts before they leave for washington. it is interesting to see two votes no. democrats are skeptical because partly it does not include the unemployment benefits. with democrats reservation steady for here is not whipping up any votes as of this hour in the senate next week will go on the proposal is expected to pass although the growing list of senators is opposing it including mitch mcconnell and marco rubio and rand paul. on wall street stocks finished for the second straight session and the nasdaq is down 57 points. and all said to return to the new york stoc

remember he is to bring a new attitude and a new approach and john baker use the approach are you kiddingboss that is how leaders like eric cantor or paul ryan to be those puppies they have ben to go to the white house thinking the white house willing case and with good will of their under that delusion i cannot help them. >> remember john predestinate is brought in to go around congress. what can the president get done without dealing with congress? expect an avalanche of executive orders to brush aside those people that he calls the jonestown mass murderers. lou: when we come back we will start with him and his assessment of the new republican bad -- advertisement that they should be afraid of that. that does not happen often. my new book of people -- the people. now available online for pre-orders and check this out on twitter or lou dobbs news and there is a link to everything on the jobs.com. there are some questions about the perpetual son than here is the interesting back story. stay with us. tÑ lou: hata also speaker has long denied he is bronze because of fake tanning bet it turn

ktvu's john baker is at headquarters negotiations in oakland where that meeting begins in a few hours. >> reporter: headquarters is here at the caltrans building, which is neutral territory. but the parties really don't like each other. a lot is at stake since failure remains an option on a bart contract that has seen the most rancor that we have seen in decades. in fact, bart riders and the public appear to be getting very tired of a dysfunctional system that many say keeps it in limbo. its saying it needs billions of dollars to move into the future. riders blame both sides. i don't think it's right for them to make more than 400,000 people unhappy. they get good pay, number one. and, two, they should think about us. >> i think that it's nuts for these guys to go on strike. that's the reason i always vote against bart bonds, taxes, and against caltrans. they are going to go on strike and shut down anyway. >> maybe they should have a mediator, you know. arbitration. just take it out of the hands of the board and the union and say this is what you are going to do. >> reporter: there is

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baker. after iran-contra. this precedent for this, john podesta is a fascinating figure.hief of staff so he knows how to deal with a hostile congress. he has worked with obama. he ran the transition for him and also built what has been the most successful left of center think tank launched, the center for american progress. someone with very good ties inside the broad democratic coalition and has experience dealing with congress. >> what does it say the president is calling on him to bring him in as a counselor to the president? >> the counselor is a historically a pretty fuzzy term. it usually translates into you give a lot of advice, you don't necessarily have a lot of line responsibility. i think the experience of bringing in folks like john podesta in the past has varied enormously. we'll have to wait and see how much actually operational influence they give him. can i by thing is one thing, controlling decisions is another. >> i remember in the first term of the bill clinton administration when they had some serious problems in 1993. >> a guy you sort of know. >> the

a few days after the hit on debra jan baker with norwood's hair at that murder scene, was announced in court, johnss terms of michael's release. >> i received an e-mail from john raley about a month before, telling me that my father was innocent and that there would be new evidence exonerating him, and he would probably get out of jail. i was almost rude in my response. i was -- i shut the door. i didn't want anything to disrupt the life that i had. i felt like life was finally normal. i had a wife, i had a baby on the way. there was no room in my life for this. >> when they came to get me to say, you know, pack it up, you got to go, i gave away almost everything i owned. and there were some hand shakes and some hugs. and as i was leaving, the guard was escorting me off, people started making noise and hollering goodbyes and other profane statements of encouragement. and they started yelling. and there was some fist pumping up in the air. a couple of the guys were beating on the tables. and the guard got a little uneasy. it was like is this a riot or what? i looked up on the second tier lined with

hey, john, what have you learned today? >> billy bakeretnamese american kid up in boston, dorchester, who got into yale yesterday. >> oh my god. >> heartwarming story. >> a great story. >> barnicle? >>> i learned there is very few things as powerful as a still picture. the best from 2013. >> i talked during the break and -- he steals mine. >> are you serious? >> i feel bad for you because you're older and you take mine. >> oh my god! that's awful. that is awful what you just said. a fellow bos tonian. >> awful but true. speaking the truth. >> what did you learn, joe? >> who was the editor? >> tom winston. >> said? >> people like to read about people. true then and true today. >> absolutely. if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around, though. chuck is next. who is chuck interviewing today? >> the 2007 st. louis cardinals. >> okay. the cardinals and elton john. straight ahead. >> what? >> yeah. >>> your favorite do-nothing congress is doing something today with a budget deal getting over the finish line this morning. is there a

a few days after the hit on debra jan baker with norwood's hair at that murder scene was announced in court, johnn e-mail from john raley about a month before telling me that my father was innocent and that there would be new evidence exonerating him and he would probably get out of jail. i was almost rude in my response. i shut the door. i didn't want anything to disrupt the life that i had. i felt like life was finally normal. i had a wife. i had a baby on the way. there was no room in my life for this. >> when they came to get me to say pack it up, you got to go, i gave away almost everything i owned. and there were some hand shakes and some hugs. as i was leaving, the guard was escorting me off, people started making noise and hollering good-byes and other profane statements of encouragement. and they started yelling and there was some fist pumping up in the air. and a couple of the guys were beating on the tables. the guard got a little uneasy, like is this a riot or what. looked up on the second tier, just lined with faces and people were yelling and cheering. i never expected that. and i l

john f. kennedy had. then there was the strong chief of staff, sort of the military command system of general eisenhower's president. and ronald reagan had a great chief of staff, a strong one, jim bakerel said there should have been a ceo assigned by you personally with unique personal responsibility to oversee the rollout of health care. they're not about to get better any time soon. does the president recognize the importance of execution, not poll circumstances, execution? >> yes, he absolutely -- in the white house, everybody now there gets the message. you asked earlier why kathleen sebelius or anybody in her department didn't get fired as a result of this. >> the person who doesn't exist, they can't fire a man or woman who doesn't have an assignment as the direct responsibility to the president. >> anybody you fire over there who doesn't have a senate confirmation can't be confirmed. >> this is one you cannot blame on the republicans. >> you can't blame the rollout on the republicans, but you can suggest why more heads or any heads haven't rolled. >> do you really believe that? that you can't get rid of someone because the other side might make it harder? you don't need senate

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baker? no, but he's early on in his tenure. we have to see how often he goes. he's very committed to that. >> we're reporting at foxnews.com that secretary of state john kerry's planning a trip to the middle east upcoming. so, let me ask you about what is the complaint then about this retreat philosophy of the president? can you point out some examples that charles may have been referring to? >> sure. charles krautheimer called it retreat. i think obama called it leading from behind. this a doctrine he announced to take a more modest approach, if you will, in letting people step to the forefront. you look at morsecy and now the military. he used chemical weapons and, guess what, we were going to go to war, right, about labor day. obama said he would make the decision on his own, then he said he wanted congress to get involved. that became a bit of morass. for vladimir putin of all people stepped forward, brought peace to the region, done by putin, not obama. you look at iraq. there was a status of forces agreement that was not able to be negotiated. the u.s. polled out completely. now you have christians being blown up on christmas it a. iran, you have the march towar

. >> i want to ask you, john meacham, ronald reagan was the best example. give me a better example than this. james bakerens out in 1980 when he was working for george h.w. bush. >> and in '76. >> and in '76 when they said some really tough things about it. came from a wane that said ronald reagan will start world world ii. yet the second he boat bush, he told him, they have run my company. can that just not happen anymore i besse? >> i guess it's temperamental. president reagan came up through a business where the people around you shifted every sex months because they were shooting movies. >> right. >> so there would be a director, producers, co stars. you would be intensely involved with them then they would leave and you'd make the next call. another team will come in. they should call them the fellows. by the way, for him, jim bakke tore howard bakke early. they were all bakers. >> exactly. by the way, james lieber, ability as close, mike dever said famously near the end of his month. i never once in the 30 yoors i worked for him was not aware of the fact that i was staff. >> oh, absolutely. >> he w

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