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>> mike baker, former cia operative and a fox news contributor.mike, this is the kind of thing where you think, why don't they leave the foreigners alone since we're basically leaving? just give us a break. let us leave. and they can do whatever they want with that government. >> there's an element of exacting revenge. leverage in sort of also stating your case. making your presence known. all sorts of reasons why we can't assume that they'll think like we would. you're absolutely sloo right. it seems to be the logical thing. the screen door closes. they can get busy retaking that country, which will inevitably be what will happen. i don't see the current government holding the line against the taliban. so they're essentially just waiting for us to wrap up. i think they've realized at this point that we're not going to. unless i misread it, all the indications on the ground, i think the current administration has decided we can't actually close the door and walk away because we'll get another complete mess like in iraq. the taliban is smart enough

i'm mike baker. come on, everybody was thinking it. i am temporarily on loan from diligence.nough about diligence the security firm that works tirelessly to keep you and your family at home and safe and informed. let's welcome our guest. she is a shiny spark plug in a box of oily parts. it is joanne nosuchunsky. and it andy levey. look it is the former maxip and stuff editor and now scott.com editor-in-chief. hi dan. >> hello. >> and next to me is fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. she is one of the nicest people you could hope to meet. >> i hope you think that at the end of the show. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> american hero rand paul -- andy -- spent his wednesday holding the senate floor for 11 hours in an effort to stop the renewal of the patriot act. the act is set to expire at the end of the month and with congress ready to go on recess the charizmatic -- andy? no? it could result in the winding down of programs he believes are unconstitutional like the nsa's bulk phone record collection. >> once upon a time we had a standard in our co

we have the perfect man to tell us, covert officer mike baker is back. >> republican voters seem happierh their white house candidates than democrats and what to make of the new number is. >> have the boy scouts given in to the pc police? they are getting water gunfights and limiting the size of water boards. >> all that plus our hash tag one like the guy, outnumbered top of the hour. john: we have happening out outnumbered what a gun fight. arthel: i think you guys would lose. arthel: new information on a labor dispute in washington state as unions and lawmakers last going for shipping jobs to other parts of the country despite receiving one of the biggest tax breaks in corporate history. dan springer live in seattle with more. >> the 100 year marriage between boeing and seattle seemed set for life a couple years ago in the state of washington. the biggest corporate tax break in u.s. history at $8.7 billion through the year 2014. since then boeing has moved 3500 jobs out of the state, mostly engineering jobs going to california, south carolina oklahoma and missouri. the company announce

i'm mike baker and i will see you next time. there will be a next time. i'm telling you there is a next time. tell me there's not. there will be a next time. @? >>> new information tonight on hillary clinton, apparently breaking promises to disclose foreign donations to her charity empire. this is "special report".." >> good evening i'm chris wallace in for breath buyer. still more revelations tonight, a possible impropriety by hillary clinton and her family's charitable foundation it even appears a warning from her husband, former president bill clinton may have been ignored. ed henry explains. >> after hillary clinton promised to restoren politics new allegations emerged that two different offshoots to

melissa: mike baker, thank you so much. >> thank you. melissa: new developments in the "rolling stone" scandal as the uva dean sues for defamation. the packaging makes the same claim, but advil and tylenol are not the same drug. we'll break down which one to use when. we don't want you to waste your money because you never have too much of it. ♪ [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ melissa: more fallout from the "rolling stone" scandal as the uva dean sues the magazine for $7 million. she says the magazine portrayed her as quote, the chief villain. its discredited article in rape on campus. i'm joined by doug burns. a criminal defense attorney and former federal prosecut

mike: baker and ike leggett also attended, revealing they are endorsing o'malley. >> we have a person in the state of maryland, somebody i've known for a long time. mike: some say they supported clinton in 2008, but now? >> i don't know. mike: even loyal supporters say the campaign may be a long shot. mike conneen, abc 7 news. kellye: in the coming week, we are expecting more names to be added to the list. former rhode island governor and senator lincoln chafee is said to announce wednesday he will seek the democratic presidential nomination. a former republican, he will make the announcement at the george mason center for politics in arlington. and donald trump is also making his plans clearer tonight. he said he will make a major announcement in new york june 16. trump will head to the early primary state of new hampshire the next day. abc 7 is your station for complete vote 2016 coverage. stay up-to-date on the latest developments on the campaign train trail -- on the campaign trail at wjla.com, facebook, and twitter. a second man has come forward accusing former house speaker denn

david: mike baker, thank you very much. cheryl?ryl: well, david, memorial day set to see the most travelers in a decade as gas prices remain near the lowest level in five years. aaa estimates that 37.2 million americans are going to travel 50 miles or more from home over the holiday weekend, marking a 4.7% increase from just a year ago. national average for a gallon of regular gasoline, we will take it, $2.66, down about 28% from a year ago. where are we going? road trip, david. david: wow. i hope not to europe, by the way. $6.50 a gallon over there. cheryl: i was thinking maine, vermont -- anyway. david: well, a great friday for your money on new signs of job growth. does this mean the market is finally moving on good economic news rather than bad? our all-star panel's here with the answers. cheryl: and celebrating american heroes from the second world war. hundreds of veterans are being honored on the 70th anniversary of vd -- v-e day. i'm so sorry. we are live from the world war memorial, and that is coming up. when cigarette cr

now let's bring in mike baker. former covert operations officer. he's president of the llc and private intel and security firm always good to see you, mike. you know i want to unpack this. let's go back to the idea of paying for this type of information, this program. tell me thousand works -- how it works. >> this program, putting out rewards for tips that lead to capturing thor. >> that's over 30 years old. so we've been doing that in u.s. government for a very long time. it's not a successful when we're talking about terrorists as you might think it is when you're offering amounts of three, five seven, $10 million. you would think that would capture attention and you'd receive credible tips. what you're doing is fighting against a family relationship a triable relationship religious affiliation, so, when you're talking about trying to, you know use this program for capturing terrorists it's not as effective as it would be for say criminals. >> you know, i'm curious. elton simpson, one who died trying to carry out the attack. they were able to get

guests next week are allen and mike baker and joe devito and john devore. >> e block. last story.e last story. >> the dirty little secrets of air travel are out and the findings are filthy. an investigation conducted on planes and in airports found fecal matter on train tables. and up to 80 manage bacteria on luggage that can be linked to holiday illnesses such as influenza, mrsa and e-coli to name a few. one southwest stewardess says if you ever put your peanuts on the tray and then eat them or just touched it you have probably eaten baby poo. i have seen more dirty diapers on those trays than food. moral of the story you have for more to worry about than leg room. it gets dark here. ear is what the bacteria found on the tray table looked like under the microscope. >> i think the masking made the difference. it looked convincing. joanne have you ever thought about -- have you ever put peanuts on the tray like that? >> no. >> usually i take out my tray and rub my hand all over it. this is so dumb. we all touch paper money and give people kisses on the cheek. if you are going to ge

covert operations officer mike baker joins us now. you are a covert operator.s to be no top cover. there seems to be no solid surface. what are the conditions on the playing field? it seems to shift constantly. the other part of the in their eyes in the intel community at the cia and elsewhere people get on with it. despite what they may be feeling they continue to march forward and do the job at hand to matter how difficult a dangerous it is. stuart: mike baker, sorry we are short on time. we appreciate you being with us. the interest for americans fifa soccer scandal. here is america's interests. will the world cup the world cup becoming world cup becoming here is that of russia in 2018 or qatar in 2022. fox sports writer is with me right now in new york. what are the chances we get the world cup? especially in 2022 when qatar is supposed to get it and there's widespread allegations of bribery that got been the tournament in the first place. what chance that he comes here in 2022? >> yesterday the swiss government announced into the bidding process for the wo

like to point out thursday was his birthday and he said all he wanted as a present was for you mike baker, to get the government to release bin laden's porn. and you so far have failed. >> to be fair i was only on the job for two hours. >> true. >> we had to work through that whole thing we did there. joanne? >> did you have to practice the eight voices you did? >> can we get a close up of joanne's face? i don't think she is digging that. is it sad that a man with three wives still collected porn? >> here is my theory. the porn is of himself. i think he likes to videotape him and his wife doing the deed. we don't know. that's my speculation. >> are you breaking this on fnc right now? are you breaking the story? >> i am speculating. >> i don't even like to talk about it. watching porn is a very human thing to do and i don't want to humanize this monster. >> you know what, i like that. isn't that interesting? there was some talk -- there was some talk mostly by people who didn't know what the hell they were talking about that perhaps the jihadists were embedding code or code words in the po

mike baker from the cia has said, earlier, we can't have just air strikes alone.ugh we continue to hear different advice from the president, he is not listening. >> i saw a headline, administration to review isis strategy. what is the strategy? do we even have one? if you go back to when this began, it was essentially over the decapitation on video over americans. until that moment americans wanted nothing to do with it. overnight, the poll slipped. i think president obama has done the minimum necessary to give the public the impression he is doing something. it is more of a political strategy than a military. >> he likes to push the button on the drones. as we saw with former c.i.a. director gates saying with he don't have any strategy. jack king whom we all love was right there at the beginning, said the disaster would have passed today. in my sense, it will continue to be a disaster. the air strikes, wait for a sandstorm and then attack. >> the place where one-third of american forces fought and died to fall so easily into isis hands is truly heartbreaking and

i'm joined by mike baker former cia covert operations officer. what was the biggest revelation for you in these documents? >> still going through material that's available. from an operational perspective, i look eight it from the timing of it all. you sweep up all the information, whether off of cell phones or computers whatever it may be, when you two in and do a raid like this. immediately you're scrubbing it looking for actionable intelligence, anything operational and anything perishable. this stuff becomes perishable quickly. you start to prioritize. it is three plus years. for me, part of the question was, really? it is interesting timing. dni doesn't turn around say all by himself i'm growing to release those document documents. this doesn't happen that way. so it's a white house decision. which tells me they are looking for good news. melissa: they're saying they want to be transparent. >> on a day they're getting lots of bad news. melissa: cia withholding material some. interesting stuff, bin laden frequently refers to security headache

let's talk about this more with mike baker, former cia covert operations officer. good to have you here and your perspective. let's talk about that first. in this article, this interview at "the atlantic," this happened after ramadi fell. the president said it was, quote, a source of concern that sunni fighters have not become more engaged. is he going to be able to turn that around? >> well if we devote enough resource and attention to it and get aggressive enough. but it's a source of concern that the iraqi military remains relatively incompetent over a decade. >> relatively? >> they do have some elements that work well but not enough. the idea that after over a decade now, okay what's our strategy? our strategy is to train them up. well you could ask what have we been doing all these years? so is it just, you know, sort of this wishful thing that one day they'll be able to accomplish this? we don't have any control really to speak of over the shia militia. obviously some control and resource provided by iran when you talk about those groups. we're counting on --

experts are throwing cold water of the story we're to waned by mike baker former covert operations officer

mike matfield. walter mondale. [applause] and howard baker.u so very very much for sending us such shining champions of democracy. [applause] the ambassador also embodies the tradition of american democracy. thank you. you have done for all of us. [applause] prime minister abe: we all miss senator daniel who symbolized the honor and achievements of japanese americans. [applause] prime minister abe: ladies and gentlemen, my first encounter with america goes back to my days as a student. when i spent time in california. a lady named catherine let me live in her house. she was a widow and always spoke of her late husband saying, you know he was much more handsome than gary cooper. [laughter] prime minister abe: she meant it, she really did. my wife is here. [applause] prime minister abe: i don't dare ask what she says about me. [laughter] prime minister abe: she was cheerful and so kind, and lots and lots of people stopped by at her house. they were so diverse, i was amazed and said to myself "american is an awesome country." later i took a job a

mike, walter mondale. tom foley and howard baker.f japanese people thank you so very, very much for sending us such shining champions of democracy. ambassador candy also embodied the tradition of american democracy. thank you. thank you for the ambassador. for what you have done for all of us. we all miss senator daniel inouye who symbolized the honor and achievements of japanese americans. ladies and gentlemen, my first encounter with america goes back to my days as a student when i went to california. a lady named kathleen let me in her house. she was a widow and always spoke of her late husband saying you know, he was much more handsome than jerry cooper. she meant it. she really did. in the gallery, you see my wife akie abe. i don't doubt what she says about me. simply out of this world. she was so kind as to let lots and lots of people stop by her house. they were so diverse. i was amazed and said to myself america is an awesome country. later, i took a job as a maker and i was given a chance to work in new york. here in the u.s

mike? >>> thank you, nikki. tonight prince george's county executive rushern baker will repeat his pitch for higher property taxesa 15% hike last month. he arks what that is what -- argues that is what's needed to improve schools. he has a few more investing in our schools meetings scheduled next week in university park and in fort washington. >>> police need your help. they're trying to find a missing woman from prince george's county. 76-year-old carolyn rabb was last seen yesterday in the 100 block of fulton avenue in capitol heights near the metro station on east capital street. police say she was wearing blue scrubs and driving a black 2004 mercedes-benz. if you have any information, please call police. >>> the american civil liberties union in virginia is suing fairfax county police. the lawsuit targets the police department's policy of storing data collected on dozens of drivers through the use of the license plate reader program. the aclu calls that an illegal invasion of privacy. >>> beware motorists. today is national bike to school day founded in 2012. bike to school is meant to encourage communities t

mike i want to bring you , into the conversation. how to you see controversies over florist, cake bakers? how does this play out.hat kinds of accommodation should be made for people who have lives that may not be ones that are as easily accommodated by evangelicals, or people from certain religious beliefs? mike: it is a little strange. i'm a noncombatant in this legal battle. [laughter] given where i'm sitting, and likely to be a casualty. [laughter] the history seems to be relevant here. this was a two-part test about compelling governmental goals that was cause championed by justice brennan and the aclu for many years. it was in effect for decades. it was really justice scalia who was the bad guy in this scenario who wrote this decision that overturned this and caused congress to react and reinstate his test. it was chuck schumer that took leadership of this. it passed the senate 97-3. it really was a point of agreement. it is a shame, a terrible shame when issues this important get sucked into the vortex of the culture war. what we are talking about is not just one issue among many, where talking about one o

bakers in the state. the law is so vague here edibles could be coming from someone's home kitchen or a place like this. you got to watch what you buy to get high. mikeerman, kpix 5. >>> coming up in our next half- hour, tragedy on a northern california trail. >> a man points a gun at his friends, pulls a trigger. why deputies say it was all just a deadly mistake. >> why [ indiscernible ] mistakenly shipped out to nine states including california. tonight the pentagon is on damage control. >> plus, allegations of money laundering and bribes. the corruption scandal shaking up the world of pro soccer. >>> a 3.5-hour carjacking and standoff ends with the suspect under arrest. he ended up inside a gas station where police say he held the owner and manager hostage for much. afternoon. both captives were released unharmed. the suspect surrendered a short time later. no injuries. >>> massive manhunt going on right now in oakland. police are searching by ground and by air for a home invasion robbery suspect near interstate 580 and 9 eighth avenue. three other suspects were arrested when the car they were in crashed on the freeway. >>> there's a strange new t