when you think about it, mike baker. do you know, what's great about this is the redemption for the kind of the cattle that people that were smearing the cattle saying their precious meat was bad and now they've been redeem ed and we could eat them. >> and living out in ranch country, at this point, look, tyrus is right with the genetic thing and my whole family has a history of heart disease, everybody is effected with it or carrying hardware around with them and i had a cardiologist say look you can eat steak every day of your life. it won't make any difference. you got what you get. that's genetics. that's a great doctor. >> it is a great doctor and then i said let me go get my wife, so the gratis person on the planet, i said tell her what you just told me and it's like well you should watch your dog. >> [laughter] >> i know. >> you killed your doctor didn't you? >> yes. >> and then that was migrate grand father that wasn't me. don't bring me to your little party. >> kat, i liked it and i love carbohydrates but let's

mike baker, thank you for being here this morning.g news. joker laughs his way back to the top of the box office. the movie bringing in $18.9 million over the weekend, edging out maleficent. joker is the most successful "r" rated movie ever, taking in $849 million globally since its release. at&t reports a few minutes from now. a rare 1950s watch hitting the auction block in hong kong. it has a rare trans lucent blue enamel dial and is expected to fetch between 7 and $14 million. also, in auction news, kurt cobain's iconic green he sweater from 1993 sold for $334,000 over the weekend. the he sweater was worn at nirvana's mtv unplugged performance and reportedly hasn't been watched since of. that's 26 years. cheryl: we had that on maria's show. lauren: did it smell? cheryl: i didn't get that close to it. lauren: a president of the late president's dog sully has been turned int into a statue. the golden retriever assisted the former president for the last six months of his life before president bush's death last november at age 94. ever

joining us mike baker. >> the old underwear trick.just swab that sucker and microbes tell you the whole story. >> just get your hands on this. kennedy: i will tell you, i don't want civilian to die or the inspect to dry but i am so glad we sent this son of a bitch to headline. >> right. >> you sou assume this announcet of killing this particular psycho path every would say great, well done, great, terrific nice job. congratulations, but no, went 5 finwithin5 minutes to the same . fromy this have have told pelosi to "washington post." kennedy: that is so okay offense too people killed, women raped, and the gay who were killed and into jews who were killed. to say he was a. >> he was just a quiet man with anger issues. it is a great score, no doubt. also some people who say, well this is not going to put an end to isis, what are you talking about? of course not but. >> do you know who gets 25 million bounty. >> do i know? i do but i am not going to tell. >> you know? >> i do, i have it written on a piece of paper in my pocket. kennedy:

former, cia operative and diligent president whatever that is, mike baker. [applause] she's a gritty. from motor city who also owns a kitty. "fox news" nation kat timpf. [applause] and his sneezes disrupt the jet stream. my cohost tyrus. [applause] it's been a crazy two weeks, hasson it? it's only been two weeks and feels like 17 years. >> exact name of the reasons for that is for those of the old enough to live through the clinton scandal no longer the lewinsky scandal but the clinton scandal that took 18 months. we are two weeks in and back then the only thing you had to check on the news was e-mail and the drudge report. now you add social media and 70 cycles to this and the president is going to go after the media. greg: it's basically what you are saying if he thought the lewinsky scandal. >> that's exactly what i'm saying and by the way. [applause] greg: it's worse. >> by the way what is a blank strap? greg: i don't know. forget about the blank store. >> maybe you will tell me later. >> you're killing me with a blank strap. >> there are million ways. h

and instagram, tomorrow night, adam brandon, mike baker and guy benson, 3 lucky guys, one lucky place, got me, wink. bye. [♪] lou: good evening. the democratic party is in a mess of its own making and the radical dimms may be victims of their own nefarious plot to try to overthrow the president of the united states. they may be the victims of the disastrous consequences they intended for president trump and the republican party. for more than two weeks the dimms carried out what is clearly an soccer straighted effort to bring forward a so-called whistleblower to attack the presidents with false claims and charges based on hearsay. then we found the person they brought forward had connections to the cia, a democrat and one with no first-hand knowledge. now we learn he has ties to one of the 2020 dem ya -- the democc candidates for president. the white house has clearly decided to fight the radical dems' acts of subversion. the pretense of an impeachment inquiry is challenged directly by the white house. the ambassador to the our penal union was stopped from testifying by the white hous

thanks to dana, mike baker, our studio welcome to waters world the subject of tonight waters word this is a fake crime a fake coverup and now fake impeachment. nervous nancy won't put it to a vote and here's why. sad politics for in thes for two reasons. if she make her caucus cast to vote now it is beginning to backfire and lose the house and it is impeachment official to let republicans be a part of the process. right now they're shut out. she doesn't want it to be fair. she wants it to be fact her goal impeach before people lose focus impeach before the iowa caucus impeach before their story gets holes poked in it and impeach before bill barr exposing corruption in the last election. this week we found out bide opinion lied and adam shift lied. now we know what they're hiding. biden knew what his shady son was and with the whistle-blower what's trump covered up he released a transcript of the phone call and honest about what has been going down. if you look and you read -- constitution and many other thing -- i have an obligation to look at corruption. i have an actual obligation an

thanks to dana, mike baker, our studio audience, and i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. >> welcome to waters world, i'm jessie waters. the scared democrats that's the subject of tonight's water's world this is a fake crime, fake coverup, and now fake impeachment. nervous nancy won't even put it to a vote. here is why, bad politics for democrats for two reasons. if she makes her caucus cast a vote now it's going to backfire, and she will lose the house. and it's impeachment is official , she has to let republicans be a part of the process. right now, they are shut out. she doesn't want us to be fair. she just wants it to be fast. her goal, impeach before people lose focus, impeach before the iowa caucus, impeach before the story gets holes poked in it and impeach before william barr exposes theirid corruption and this week we found out biden lied and adam schiff lied and we know what they are hiding and biden knew what his shady son was up to and schiff knew, what's trump covered up? he released the transcript of his phone call and he's been honest about what's been going down. pres

joining me, former cia officer, president of diligence llc, mike baker welcome back. >> thank you. >> you are right this is a complex problem that right now has been narrowed down to this narrative that somehow the u.s. administration is abandoning the kurds like a box of puppies on the side of the road, and we're handing them over to evolatile . let me say, erdogan is the problem, the head of turkey, he is an islamist with his own agenda, there are certain elements of this that need to be explained this is not a black and white simple problem. kennedy: right. >> and they are playing politics with it in washington right now, but i think -- turks, right now, the turns are playing host to about 3 1/2 million syrian refugees, who fled across into turkey. they are dealing with that right now. kennedy: part of that was their problem, turkey, threw the door open so people could move back and forth, so turkey is not absolved in this refugee crisis. >> not at all, but, again, interesting side fact that ei pays -- eu pays turkey about 6 billion too keep the refugees from going up north, they a

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follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram, tomorrow night, adam brandon, mike baker and guy bensonu: good evening. the democratic party is in a mess of its own making and the radical dimms may be victims of their own nefarious plot to try to overthrow the president of the united states. they may be the victims of the disastrous consequences they intended for president trump and the republican party. for more than two weeks the dimms carried out what is clearly an soccer straighted effort to bring forward a so-called whistleblower to attack the presidents with false claims and charges based on hearsay. then we found the

thanks to dana, mike baker, our studionnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn us. jon scott is up next. jon: a potential new complaint against president trump. the "new york times" reporting a second intelligence official with more direct knowledge of the president's dealings with ukraine is considering whether to file his or her own whistle-blower complaint. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. president trump is lashing out at house democrats and their impeachment inquiry calling it a quote fraud against the american people. this coming after a house panel subpoenaed the white house for ukraine-related documents. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo and the state department missed the friday deadline that house democrats set to respond to their own subpoena as he continues to face scrutiny for his department's contact with ukrainian officials. >> that's the direction of the president. we're very focused on creating space that we could ultimately deliver a good relationship with this new government. that was my guidance all along. we have all known there's been corr

to help now this new government in the ukraine build a successful, thriving economy. >> so peter baker, mike pompeo is not just the secretary of state. he is one of the cabinet officials who is in line for the presidency behind the speaker of the house. he is a constitutional figure, and he's now, first of all, twice brushed off questions about whether he knew about that call, not lying, but kind of deflecting and clearly uncomfortable. now, when he actually had to acknowledge it, it having been reported and confirmed, he's misstating what the contents of the call were. >> mike pompeo is in the middle of this and it would be surprising if the house didn't want to follow up with him, asking what he knows and when he knew it. i would like to ask, how often does he do these calls, is this standard operating procedure for the secretary of state, or did he have some expectation of something important coming up on that call, why is he characterizing the way he does? what are the other calls he's on like? we've seen reports that the president talked to the prime minister of australia. there's a rep

>>mike often back is a retired union baker from pennsylvania. he wants lawmakers to know that losing his pension means going bankrupt i hope to hear here's why he and all these other workers are worried the government agency which insures many union pensions known as the pension benefit guarantee corporation could soon run out of money itself. that means there be no safety net for retirees at the company paying their pensions also goes under it is incumbent on us to step forward to support your capacity to be able to get your pension, the house passed a fix earlier this year. but now democrats say the senate isn't doing its part. >>if one person would just put it on the floor, you know that is. mitch mcconnell. >>in a statement mcconnell's office says he is quote concerned about and solvency issues and supports the ongoing process to find a bipartisan solution. senate democrats say they're doing what they can. but then it's also up to workers to keep the pressure on republicans. but if you don't come and show up and they don't say a real person'

mike. >> peter baker, is it possible off of andrea's answer, is it possible to measure the level of anxietypresident about the fact that the state department, which has been thoroughly hollowed out over the past two years and the pentagon where once you drop down from the joint chiefs, i mean, there are professional people, military people who are anxious to have the story told about what's going on in materials of policies being obstructed, altered or changed? is it possible to level the anxiety of fear within the white house staff that this is all going to pop out eventually? >> yeah, look, i think this is, in fact, the culmination of basically two and a half years of war fair between a president and the government he presides ov. reobviously was at war with the intelligence agencies which he compared to nazi germany. he's adopted this talk from what was once the political fringe of a deep state that was out to get him. he saw just the other week, just last week he referred to the top layers of the fbi as absolute scum. you know, he has been at war in effect with, you know, his own govern

mike it clear. and now to the daily bread of life here in europe and our series baking bread our baker x. called the now. taking us around the european union one loaf at a time and today he has a real mash up in store namely gary and potato bread makes use of the starch and royster of one of our favorite tubers for a long lasting loaf but don't forget to be thinking ahead. to make a hunger ian potato brad there are 2 things you need to do the night before baking boil potatoes and prepare a sourdough mix 220 millimeters of lukewarm water with 100 grams of rice sourdough starter and 180 grams of medium rifle. cover and leave to rise overnight at room temperature. brad is sensitive to small changes in the proportions of ingredients so you're best off sticking to the recipe in baking and in politics you know if you're a member of the club you sign a treaty you want to be a member of the club you apply the rules you can't violate the rules nor can you ignore the rules or you end up in health kitchen that's the message to on garion prime minister viktor orban the conservative with the nickname

richard sherman telling nfl.com's mike silver, angry, a little pumped up before the game, because bakermayfield wouldn't shake hands before the coin flip. first play of offense for the niners, matt braide takes it 83 yards for the score. watch him wave good-bye to the browns defenders on his way in. baker mayfield, he had another night to forget. he gets sacked by nick bosa. bosa with the planting of the five celebration, a little revenge for when he was on ohio state's team and baker did that in columbus after winning the game for the sooners. and baker, eight passes he completed in this one. he had a quarterback rating of just 13. really bad night for him. san francisco 4-0 with the 31-3 win. >>> the nba's new number one attraction making his preseason debut last night in atlanta, zion williamson making a little girl so happy she was in tears, so cool to see. zion a fan favorite. he was as advertised, throwing down some high-flying dunks in this one. if you're only going to go to a few nba games this season, circle the pelicans on the calendar. zion is one impressive guy to watch. >>

steve baker on the one hand, theresa may on the other, alistair burt dot mike...re are six or seven former conservative mps who voted for the amendment today who had there not been an amendment, would have voted for the deal. the difference was 16 today, so deal. the difference was 16 today, so if they moved eight and maybe it goes through. it is a fascinating discussion, thank you both for coming ona discussion, thank you both for coming on a very cool saturday evening. it is good of you to be with us. thank you very much. well, while mps were debating in the chamber of the commons, thousands of demonstrators packed the streets of central london, calling for a public vote on any deal that's agreed. the protest, organised by the people's vote campaign, converged on parliament square, as our home editor mark easton reports. it had been billed as a march to give confident voice to those who want the brexit debate put back to the people. but as they set out the nervous chatter was how conservative mp 0liver letwin‘s amendment might be their only hope. the mood resolu

. >> peter baker, i read from our friends at "time" magazine. this is about secretary of state mike pompeo. nearly two dozen officials told time in recent days, pompeo has become increasingly loud and bullying and appears frequently distracted and impatient during department policy meetings. what is that about? >> he's under a lot of pressure. he had to admit that he was on that telephone call with president zelensky even though he hadn't admitted to it earlier. that raised a lot of questions. why was he on that call? why had not he acknowledged it earlier? what was his role in supervising or coordinating with giuliani jue and with the state department officials working with giuliani jue including kurt volker and gordon sondland and so on. you can imagine the house democrats will want to ask him about that. they've already clashed about the requests for testimony and documents. he said they were trying to brutalize state department employees but they have made clear, they don't plan to accept no for an answer. so there is a real collision here between executive and legislative branc

mike pompeo rejected the plan to take testimony from five state department officials. stephanie bakers. always great to get inside. where do things stand now with the impeachment inquiry and the whistleblower implication? are expectingt we today is the inspector general from the state department to appear before congress. he has an urgent request to present documents to the house. we do not know what documents they are, but it looks likely that this would not be favorable to the president. i think if it was favorable to the president, we would know what that is. i think all eyes will be on that. i think what we are seeing now is that mike pompeo is central to this whole inquiry. he is a witness, now that we know he was on the call between trump and president so linsky -- over testimony by state department officials. there is also a lot of withhere about mike pompeo his huge chunk of cheese by reporters because of the tariff on cheese. six his concern about -- what is his concern about the impeachment process the echo stephanie: he is saying the house committee pursuing impeachment are

mike had not a thing to do with kay's murder. he simply needed money and kay agreed to buy his guns. by now tips were coming in. >> and this female said it's the bakeroys. she said the baker boys did this. >> the baker boys were brothers who, fairly or not, had developed a reputation as the town's troublemakers. detectives found them. they had solid alibis. then the next day another tip. a woman who implicated her own husband. >> he came home last night, the time frame before the homicide, he grabbed a bunch of stuff including a knife, and he's been looking for guns. so i know he's involved. >> but the woman's husband was eventually el limb naitded as a suspect. detectives hoped maybe the stolen guns would lead them to kay's killer. >> we recovered a lot of firearms that were stolen. again, just none links. >> that just highlighted another aspect of the mystery. kay, remember, had collected firearms, had close to 100. valuable guns locked up at his house. yet the thieves just stole the cheaper ones from the bunker. >> pretty bizarre robbery to take those guns and not take the far more valuable collection that kay had. >> agreed. >> in fact, the insi

mike wallace called you on monday. bob mueller starts investigating you and your cfo and your lawyer are cooperating. jesus. [laughter] >> and, i mean this totally sincerely, peter baker is the best in the arena, and -- [applause] >> and is -- and is performing a remarkable civic function by standing up and being called an enemy of the people. >> that part is true. [laughter] >> but to stand -- this is a difficult time for people who do what peter does. the president of the united states is -- [applause] [laughter] [applause] >> he's creating a climate of anxiety, fear, toward people who are simply trying to do what jefferson wanted us to do, which was to debate, find a decision, whatever that might be, but there had to be a free exchange of ideas. for all of that work, i think this investigation is so wide-ranging and just what don rumsfeld would call known unknowns. i can't speculate. if anything, i would speculate there are elements, characters, that we've never heard of. and the fear, the fear is be that when this appears, in peter's newspaper, and online, will the country accept it as dispassionate fact and then make a decision, or is that 35% to 40% of the count

mike pompeo, attorney general william barr were drawn deeper into a house inquiry after new details of the administration's foreign contacts monday. subpoenas records of dealings on trump's behalf. stephanie bakeras been covering this from the beginning. what is the likelihood rudy giuliani complies and if he doesn't, what happens to the house subpoenas? >> these got until october 15 to comply and this is records of telephone calls, communications, text messages which could tell white houseer officials it was in communication with and were part of this effort he was leading to dig up dirt on the bidens in ukraine. he has said he is considering the request but it raises interesting issues about attorney-client privilege. that will be his line of argument, that since he is trump's personal lawyer he will try to invoke attorney-client privilege but he will have a hard time doing that because he has been on cable news talking andt all this repeatedly, it really has nothing to do with him defending the president as he was doing in the mueller investigation. this is quite separate. francine: and we her mike pompeo was on the famous call with the ukrainian president. how does that change everything? s