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what say you, mike baker?re going to take it one step further which would be my favorite subject which is kicking the chinese regime under xi jinping in the ass. nothing will come from the special prosecutors from biden. maybe these funding of the penn/biden center. he idea they put millions and millions and millions of dollars into this penn/biden center which hasn't been around for a long time. >> greg: yeah, $50 million. >> calling me cynical. >> greg: i would never do that. i'm calling you something else. >> we'll talk about that later. that's all i got. >> greg: all right, thank you. oh. he never has the last word. kat? thoughts? >> yeah, i think probably in general there's just too many documents that are classified. like, i want to know more stuff. >> greg: right. >> but if you're going to classify all this stuff, you don't get to just hide it. i also think it's funny they're saying, well, he's cooperating so that's why we're letting them just conduct it. that never works for anybody on the first 48. >>

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joining us now to discuss, founder get your january special on-line with mike baker. >> ceo chairman and founder. i also park cars and i'm the lunch lady. i do a lot of things in the office. i tidy up at the end of the day. kennedy: it is appreciated. >> you say bureau uses a cia and nsa to surveil. it sounds bad. is there a potential for this to be a head south and be abused. but if i could point out one example of where it makes sense of limited use, or put to limited use that would be if the fbi requests that agency for example search its database for any foreign connection of concern to subject that fbi is looking at, they would say, we have a subject, y yes, we have contact with this individual here in u.s. and a known or suspected terrorist or cartel member or organized crime. i guess i'm saying there are legitimate purposes at times for this, but again, you know, with the caveat that could this power be abused, of course,. we know that. kennedy: all you have to do is look at the case of carter page. carter page was working legitimately with the cia, fbi knew about it they omit

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joe rogan brought this up last week and signatures with our good friend mike baker of the cia.i had a conversation with the governor of texas about him, withiwithing when he abbott whee was explaining to me what george soros does. it's [bleep] terrifying. he don't united states money to a very progressive, very leftist, whether it's a da or whatever politician and then funds someone who is even further left than them to go against them keeps moving along he is playing like a global game and he enjoys doing it. >> it's the das and it's the state level politicians. >> right. >> that's where real change occurs and where things can happen. >> that's' what is scary he funds corrosion. he wants these cities to fall apart. he wants crime to flourish. it's almost like he is an evil person in a batman movie. >> brian: yes, absolutely. >> steve: you know, keep in mind though, and he put up the graphic of some of the 75 prosecutors that he has helped elect. far left literally and there you see his picture, george gascon, soros put nearly $5 million into his campaign to get him elected. ke

with mike baker who is on our program frequently.onversation he had with the texas governor, discovering who george soros really is watch this. i had a conversation with the governor of texas about him greg abbott where he was explaining to me what george soros does it's [bleep] terrifying that he don't united states money to a very progressive, very leftist, whether it's a d.a. or whatever politician and then funds someone who is even further left dlan them to go against them. >> he understood early on where he wanted to seize power we sometimes think i'm going senator is a pinnacle of success, it's not it's the d.a.s and state level politicians. that's where real change radial changes occurs and before you know it what the [bleep] is going on. >> real corrosion it. seems like he funds corrosion. it's like he wants these cities to fall apart. he wants crime to flourish. it's almost like he is an evil person in a batman movie. [laughter] >> ainsley: baker goes on to say soros is like a puppet master pulling strings and having influen

reagan, family, he was known for surrounding himself with really talented people, jim bayer, baker, mike dever. i get the sense that you have that same talent, guys like nick ayres, mark short, kellyanne conway. you have really been able to build a world-class team. mr. pence: thank you. mark short and his wife kristen, mark is with us tonight. they were the founding director doors of the reagan ranch. so they come from a good background. it is one of the things that you learned early on, and i know president reagan learned and lived it. i had the privilege to know a number of people who were senior in the administration including a dear friend attorney general ed mees whose friendship i cherish to this day. you learned early on you are only as good as your people, and i learned that on that tragic day in january in 2021 as well. both mark short and my general counsel greg jacob as a recount in the book had been there at my side giving me steady counsel and support as we sought to stand firm and to do our duty. i will always believe that we did our duty that day, ensuring the peaceful tr

baker is currently reading nicholas gage. jon meacham and there was light about abraham lincoln. and getting ready to read john farrell, ted kennedy. mikenia. thanks for holding. you on with susan glass and peter baker. please go ahead. >> caller: yeah, hello, peter, susan and peter. i grew up in the middle east and i learned to be skeptical about state-run tv, so listen to different news outlet, bbc, israel, other news media of the home country. just i think news media here cover what they want at the don't cover whatt they want. i think msnbc covers certain stories but they are desha murdoch and his fox make up stories, and that's a problem. i think -- never covered the civil war. the south wouldl rise up again. reagan made on that. reagan talked about whether dividing people come talked about federal workers, attacked them. i think trump didn't care. he came down the stairs and he said mexicans are drug dealers and rapist and all that stuff. gop always went after obama, the tea party and all that stuff. i can't believe people, i respected all my life james baker, but when he came on msnbc, i support him because his republican. how co

. >> host: we remember at least mike and jim baker. the tragic death and looking for something new to the other reasons that he is very best friender in houston and partnerf atthe country club and george herbert walker bush and bush of course sees this as a way to help his friend to move on from this terrible tragedy. the 1980 primary against ronald reagan and amazingly enough although they are tough on the campaign trail about reagan they somehow end up with bush on the not going national ticket and reagan invites jim baker hughes run the national campaigns against him to be his chief of staff that speaks to the reputation he acquired a short time as someone highly competent and skilled and interestingly he considers thee gold standard for the white house chief of staff over the years have consulted and a democrat, tom donelan the former national security advisor to barack obama who when we said we were working on this book he said jim baker is the most unimportant and unelected official since the end of world war ii. >> host: i remem

>> baker never went to the level to say mike pence which was interesting to see, there is an enormous national debate and discussion about donaldou trump dinner at mar lago with a white supremacist after the dinner said how much he admired out of hitler rather than disavowing that person trump has continued to double down on it. fascinating to see mike pence out there selling this memoir arguably this book of contortions on the oneha hand, rejecting trumps view of the 2020 election literally called for mobs, hang mike pence, hank mike pence. he's somehowen tried not all tht successfully to thread the needle saying i am against what trump did with the 2020 election. however, he said i condemn him, he should not have had that dinner. however, i don't believe trump is racist or anti-semite or i wouldn't have been his vice president. that's a fascinating level of disingenuousness, donald trump is the same man today he was in 2016 and selected mike pence to be president, divider and many. other accounts are filled with extraordinary examples. national security official in these incidences

baker is currently reading nicholas gage a lady? jon meacham and there was light about abraham lincoln. and getting ready to read john farrell's ted kennedy. mike, west virginia and thanks for holding your on with susan glasser and peter baker. please go ahead. >> caller: hello susan and peter. i grew up in the middle east and learn to be skeptical about state run tv so i listen to different news outlets, bbc, monte carlo, israel and others. i think the news media here cover what they want and don't cover what theyth want. i think msnbc covers certain stories they're very dark and they fox fabricate stories and makes up stories and thats is a problem. i think it never recovered after the civil war. the south cannot rise again. reagan talked about dividing people. he talked about workers. [inaudible] he said mexico is drug dealers and rapists and all that stuff. after obama and all of that stuff. i can't believe people. i have respected all my life, james baker. but when he came on msnbc and said i support, how could you support a man who is ignorant and a racist and who divides people? always dividing l people, that does not make sense to me. t

mike. >> a lot of people amire jim baker, and many were surprised he supported donald trump. he did speak out against trump's false claims about the 2020 election and he had a view. make of it what you will, but he certainly has a view that he shared with us many times that you know, he found much of trump's both policy agenda, especially his efforts to change american foreign policy, he profoundly disagreed with that, he was very uncomfortable with trump's personal behavior and character and yet, i think, you know, there's this paradox and it's not just about jim bakker, it's about millions of republicans who shared those qualms and overcame them and voted for him because he was a republican nominee anyway. >> i think a lot of americans these days are like, i don't like our politicians, i'm going to support whoever supports my issues, in baker's case, i like the tax cuts, conservative judg and deregulation, i don't approve of trump as a person, but the policies are more important to me than the personality. that's the argument at least some of them make and look, if you are

mike white. and so i'm -- i ask to the baker t prepare this beautiful cake.by david lynch, "wild at heart." then i wanted to go to mike white and i put an american flag and italian flag on the cake. >> jimmy: and the following message on the cake, which is -- [ laughter ] "white at heart." [ applause ] i get -- i understand what you were getting at. [ laughter ] how did mike react when he received this cake? >> allora, allora. the thing is i wanted to take a picture all together. i was so proud of this cake. [ laughter ] i was so happy. i couldn't wait to show it to everybody. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and so i -- it -- i mean -- there was -- an ice moment. you know when everything freezes? >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> everybody was frozen. me, i was behind the table with this cake, waiting for people -- "hey, guys, let's have a picture all together." [ laughter ] and no one -- >> jimmy: no one would get in the photo with this. [ laughter ] so then there's this. [ applause ] a little distressed there. well, you're learning. you know, you're learning our ways here. >> no,

. >> that baker never went to the level to say mike pence because just the other day over the last few days there has beenhe an l enormous nationl debate and discussion about didn't there with mar-a-lago with a known white supremacist who just days after the dinner said how much he admired d from hitler rather than to disavow that person and has continued to double down but mike pence is out there from this memoir that is the book of contortions were on the one hand rejecting trumps of you are the election and then literally that somehow he has tried and not all that successfully to thread the neil needle to say i'm against what he did but however he said i condemn he should not have had that dinner at mar-a-lago however i don't believe that trump is a racist are enticed i might or a win have been vice president. that is a fascinating level of course donald trump is absolutely the same man today that he was in 2016 when he selected mike pence to be a president and we asked a senior former national security official with these terrible incidents were reported about trump saying racist t

baker, ed meese, the names go on. i get the sense you have that same talent. guys like mikert, kellyanne conway, you have really been able to build a world-class team. >> thank you. mark is with us tonight, actually the founding executive directors of the reagan branch, they come from good background but one of the things you learn early on, i know resident reagan learned and lived it, i've known a number of people senior in the administration including a dear friend, attorney general ed meese, friendship i cherish to this day. learned early on you are only as good as your people and i learned that on that tragic day in january in 2021 as well, folks marc short and greg jacob as i recount in the book had been at my side giving me steady counsel and support as we saw, to stand firm and do our duty and i'll always believe we did our duty that day. ensuring peaceful transfer of how under the constitution of the united states and laws of this country. [applause] when was all over at 4:00 a.m., i stepped down off the rostrum and i had a number of members of congress approaching m

>> baker never went to that level to savele mike pence which was interesting the other day the last feways there has been an enormous national debate and donald trump's dinner at mar-a-lago with a known white supremacist who said how much he admired hitler rather than disavowing that person then trump doubles down but now to see mike pence in selling this memoir is a book of contortions that on one hand is rejecting trumps view of the 2020 election and trump literally called for mobs that were saying paying mike pence but somehow he has tried not all that successfully to say i am against what he did with the 2020 election however i condemn him and should not have had that dinner, however i don't believe that trump is a racist or anti- semi or would not have been his vice president and that is a fascinating level of distant genius of course donald trump is absolutely the same in today that he was in 2016 when he selected mike pence but filled with extraordinary examples. former national security and officials that these incidents that were recorded to say racist things with that famous r

mike? susan: we got that a lot. i have to say many people admire jim baker a lot and were surprised, including many republicans we spoke with who were surprised he chose to support donald trump twice. i should point out he did speak out against trump's claims about the 2020 elections and had a view -- make of it what you will -- but he certainly has a view he shared with us many times that he found much of trump's policy agenda, especially his efforts to change american foreign policy, he profoundly disagreed with that. he was very uncomfortable with trumps personal behavior and character and yet, there's this paradox and it's not just about jim baker, it's about millions of republicans who share those quorums and overcame them and voted for him because he was a republican nominee anyway. peter: a lot of americans are like i don't like the politicians, so i'm going to vote for anyone who will do what i like -- i don't approve of trump as a person but the policies are more important than the personality. that's the argument some of them make. it's if you are an antiabortion voter, somebody to whom that is important, he

trump administration officials, nikki haley, and mike pompeo, former secretary of state looks like he is positioning himself to make a decision. >> peter baker, jonathan allen, thanks to both of you. a big programming note. incoming house minority leader hakeem jeffries an exclusive guest tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. the only oncamera interview today before he is sworn in tomorrow. you don't want to miss it >>> coming up, the book end of a crazy travel season that millions of americans would like to forget. what it looks like on the ground at two of america's busiest airports. >>> the moscow idaho police chief speaking out after the arrest in the gruesome killing of four college students. >> i am certain this is our guy. >> no doubt? >> no doubt. >> why does he sound so confident and what the suspect's family is saying. >>> what the machete wielding ticket who attacked three nypd officers on new years eve was just charged with. ith. makeplex trading less complicated custom scans help you find new trading opportunities while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market ♪ ♪ while an earnings tool helps you p♪ ♪ yo

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener those spills, potentially threatening public health and polluting our waters . ktvu is tom baker joins us now near the oakland estuary to explain how they happen and what officials are doing to stop them, tom and they will stop it. but sewage plants like we know now we're never really built for atmospheric rivers and endless storm upon storm upon storm. since new year's eve, there have been between one and 200 spills containing raw sewage into bay ea

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener those spills, potentially threatening public health and polluting our waters . ktvu is tom baker joins us now near the oakland estuary to explain how they happen and what officials are doing to stop them, tom and they will stop it. but sewage plants like we know now we're never really built for atmospheric rivers and endless storm upon storm upon storm. since new year's eve, there have been between one and 200 spills containing raw sewage into bay area waterways have been a series of storms back to back. very historic. so we've gotten a lot of rainfall, the ground is saturated fast flood of rain has hit aging infrastructure hard, namely raw sewage pipes, minton broken by shifting soils, land movements, even earthquakes, rains. the rainwater infiltrates into the holes and the cracks in the old sewer pipes, so the waste water agencies will see their flows go, maybe from 50 million gallons per day on an average summer day to over 500 mg d. it's because of the rain water that's infiltrating in various locations. mud has captured facilities. the girl tens of millions of gallons of wat

evening, everyone and mike mibach julie julie haener, a half moon bay city leader and a san mateo county supervisor, are criticizing the living conditions of farmworkers. ktvu is tom baker has a look now at the challenging conditions on that farm in half moon bay. these pictures sent out by san mateo county supervisor ray muir shows the reality of how farm workers have to live sardines in the very small spaces or one room apartments or, in some cases, an old stationery motorhomes. now this farm workers they have they've been there for no for several years live in the same area. same trailer. how much space do you have? to help keep your belongings your clothes, your food. no and the best for you for everybody. you know, we're talking about 5 to 6 people. this is not big enough. the asian victims and their families have been near invisible. there have been all kinds of challenges, um, with regard to interpretation. um and there are no asian serving organizations that serve this population and really understands their needs. without more direct support, now being arranged by chinese for affirmative action, the organization has posted a go fund me page under half moon bay

mike mibach julie julie haener preparations for a double whammy or already underway. officials are still cleaning up after the latest storms. the north parking lot at bakern francisco remained closed this morning because of damage you can see. three debris in the area. mudslides are anticipated because of saturated soil and in san bruno crews spent the day cleaning up san bruno avenue. we have live team coverage of this incoming storm. our chief meteorologist bill martin, gets us started with the latest on just how potent it's expected to be bill this weather system coming in. it's got a lot going on. it's got not just the rain like we experienced on saturday atmospheric wherever warm, high high water content rain our high higher moisture content rain but we're also looking at really, really strong winds. you hear the term atmospheric bomb tossed around? that's a drop mark explained it early. it's 24 millibar drop in 24 hours, and that's what this system is doing. so it's going to win. it does that when you get the pressure changes like that. it really creates wind a lot of wind. so as you look at the forecast wednesday through thursday, wednesday, tomor

mike lindell. joining me now from miami, nbc news correspondent guad venegas, the brazil news director david biller and "new york times" chief white house correspondent and msnbc political analyst peter baker. so guad, what can you tell us about what happened on sunday and was what is currently happening down there in brazil? >> well, katy, a lot of parallels when you compare this to january 6th. just like donald trump eventually tweeted, bolsonaro also essentially tweeted yesterday saying he did not agree, he said it was against the rules to break into government buildings, the way they did, but he immediately followed that by saying there was no proof that linked him to what happened in brazil. we know that the current president of brazil tweeted before that indicating that jair bolsonaro shared some of the blame for what had happened in brazil. law makers were not present this. happened on sunday. the president was also not there. he was traveling to a different city in brazil to assess damage that had been caused by rain. he has now returned to the capital and the military has intervened. we saw the images of military police detaining individuals, loading them up on buses and hundreds