into boudin critics claiming president biden deal to complete the nord stream to pipeline here why mike pompeons our national security is still at risk. let's take a look back at the newsmakers on "mornings with maria" in this edition of the week's talkers ♪ ♪. maria: what can we expect next in the space race, what is your reaction to jeff bezos. >> i'm not sure what's next i would guess he's going to try to continue to do woody's doing, make sure he does it safely and try to expand and figure out how to get his vehicle to low earth orbit. maria: way and on what you heard of gain-of-function research, was it taken place in the wuhan lab of virology. >> of course dr. fauci funded gain-of-function research, he can deny all the wants and his staff which is clearly gain-of-function research as it enough function research but it was. maria: there tried to take anybody associated with trump down, you said prosecutors are weapon rising the law for political purposes. >> watching what the prosecutors are doing and as it unfolds it's very disconcerting as americans and every american should be worried

and i know mike pompeo. i served in congress with mike pompeo.ead that tweet and i almost cried. and it made me think again and realize again, brianna, that this is donald trump's party. donald trump controls the republican party. and any republican who wants to be viable and mike pompeo wants to run for president, any republican that wants to be viable has to be as dishonest as trump, has to be as stupid as trump, has to be as mean and ignorant as trump. mike pompeo, brianna, knows that every word he said in that tweet is wrong. historically it's wrong. pompeo is a smart guy, but he puts out an ignorant tweet like that purely to embrace trump and appeal to republican party base voters. it's so sad. >> it's just historically inaccurate, right? for a guy who went to west point and harvard, he should know the constitution talks about forming a more perfect union. in other words, we can be better. what are constitutional amendments if not admissions that things can be better, that there's something wrong or, yes, mike pompeo, even flawed that needs

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please give a warm welcome to secretary mike pompeo. [applause] mr. pompeo: thank you. that was a great introduction. yankee. -- thank you. thank you all. it's great to see you all, it's great to be back in big rooms together. lots of energy and i'm excited. it's also great because i'm an unemployed former diplomat, so thank you for having me here today. thanks for that kind introduction. i have had this incredible privilege these last four years and it means so much to me to be back with you at this annual summit. i love coming back to this place, to you as a group, and i love being back in my neck of the woods, in the midwest, you know, flyover country. my wife, susan, was born in iowa city, though she was raised in wichita. she spent her summers at coral hill and strawberry point. that's why i'm back, i don't know why some of the other folks are back. i can't figure it out. i also watch the iowa panthers destroyed wichita state too many times. it was emotionally very difficult for me. it has been almost six months now since the administration left office. i will be h

he came back in the room and he said, i was talking with mike pompeo. he said -- i said, isn't he the director of the cia? it was completely off-topic, completely something different. he said, we have learned in this town it is really hard to find someone to get something done you ask them to do, that is reliable and has the ability to actually do it, so we called him and asked him to do all sorts of things and he got it all done. and you will never read about it in the newspaper, but he is a great leader. in congress, he defended our issues strongly with his votes, in the policy alliance, focused on the families is where we are based out of. he defended religious liberty around the world as secretary of state. and he is with us now. please give a warm eye welcome to secretary mike pompeo -- a warm iowa welcome to secretary pompeo. mr. pompeo: thank you. there was a great introduction. thank you. [applause] thank you all. thank you, everybody. thank you all. it is great to see you all, it is great to be back in big rooms together, lots of energy. i'm ex

>> well, one of the things that we did, tammy, under mike pompeo at the state department is we startednese communist party. and the scientific parts of our government should have been doing that as well knowing their behavior. so we looked at things like university campuses. right? people that are doing business in gin jong. no one was talking about forced labor. jamie just talked about the genocide. no one was pressuring american companies not to do business there until we really took that on at the state department. >> tammy: great point. >> in every place where there is a u.n. election mike pompeo said to the team we are going to map out every place where the chinese are trying to take control of these international organization was and we're going to compete to win. unfortunately, the scientific community, that part of the united states government, should have been doing what mike pompeo's state department was doing. >> tammy: i will tell you, we have at least a good perspective now about what we must do and the american people are getting educated and clearly things have got to ch

quote, the crazies have taken over secretary of state mike pompeo warned a colleague.e conveyed concern to others that mr. trump might be more willing to engage in an international conflict to strengthen his political argument for remaining in office. >> secretary of state mike pompeo becomes very concerned about the national security of the country, the domestic unrest and what that could mean internationally. privately he sets up a call with daily call with the chief of staff and mark milley, the nation's top general in order to try to keep temperatures down. publicly what does he say? he says that there's going to be a smooth transition to a second trump turn. >> reporter: cnn reached out to a representative of pompeo's for a response. he did not comment for the record. another new book, "i alone can fix it: donald jump . trump's f catastrophic year" depicts trump lawyer rudy giuliani on election night pushing trump to forget that fox news had called arizona for joe biden. quote, just go declare victory right now, giuliani told trump. you've got to go declare victor

there is also a scene described in the book between general milley and then secretary of state mike pompeo. both men lived on fort myers and they are houses were very close and they would get together at each other's house and one day they get together and have what is described as a heart to heart conversation at the kitchen table and then secretary of state mike pompeo is quoted as saying that the crazies are taking over. now we should say that in the book, someone close to pompeo denies that he ever said that and says it doesn't reflect his feelings. but it is clear there were two people in that conversation and one of them was general milley. so that was, i would guess, his take of the conversation. >> it is a great reporting as always. thank you, so much, jamie, really appreciate it. >>> joining me now for more perspective on this is retired general james spider marks, a cnn military analyst. spider, what is your reaction to this. how extraordinary it is as we're learning from the excerpts? >> it is quite extraordinary. a couple of things, kate. and thanks for having me on your show.

one of those people wias the secretary of state mike pompeo. bender writes that the crazies have taken over. he warned a colleague, he conveyed the concern to others that mr. trump might be more willing engage in an international conflict to strengthen his political argument for remaining in office. a couple of days after this election was called for joe biden, here is also mike pompeo publicly. >> the what point does it delay a smooth transition or pose a risk to national security? >> there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. >> what are the consequences for these folks? >> clearly he's trying to convince himself it seems like more than other people. when i'm reading these excerpts, my number one takeaway is where were these people right after january 6th? clearly there was a secondary impeachment and a moment there where the party almost froze for like a week, maybe even less. where people were genuinely republicans trying to figure out what do we do? do we turn our back on him, and do we stick with him and how bad i

this is from mike pompeo, former secretary of state.have taken over, secretary of state mike pompeo warned a colleague. he conveyed concern to others that mr. trump might be more willing to engage in an international conflict to strengthen his political argument for remaining in office. >>> joining us now michael bender, who is also the senior white house reporter for the washington journal. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> i started with the pompeo book. from a 30,000 foot view, i think this is the thrust of what your book gets into, which is that so many people inside the white house and in trump world felt that the president was dangerous. >> yeah. >> felt that he was dangerous, yet didn't take it public. >> that's right. i think we are all pretty familiar with the story of the chaos of trump's four years, whether it's the administration or the president himself. what this book lays out pretty me tho methodically and for the first time how dangerous people cl closeest to trump thought he was dangerous for the country. you b

michael bender, the first official excerpt from his upcoming book and a couple things, he quotes mike pompeoeague that the, quote, crazies have taken over and there's also getting some attention this 2018 argument between former president trump and mike pence over pence's hiring of corey lewandowski that devolved into two men throwing newspapers, you know, crumbling them up and throwing them at each other and the former president denying this stuff. he's calling bender a third rate reporter. we should note mike went down to mar-a-lago and spoke with him for a lengthy period of time. you know well the relationship that former president trump has with some of the people around him. pompeo, pence, et cetera. i wonder what you make of the reporting here, josh. >> mike obviously has a lot of incredible scoops and pieces of reporting in his book. you look at a lot of his reporting that goes back all the way through the campaign and earlier and, you know, some of it i've confirmed since he reported. some of it is things that have been reported in the past like he added more and more details too but

joining me now, former secretary of state, fox news contributor, mike pompeo. ary pompeo, the reaction from the media and the democrats, the left, has been, i think, quite revealing to people who forgotten that they were doing the same kind of thing with the soviet union back in that '80s when i was in college. >> yes, thanks for having me on the show. it is absolutely the case where they pointed the finger. pointed the finger at the american spirit the truth is this is about communism. this is about socialism. this is about people demanding freedom. lives of the family won't be better next generation for they know that their country was designated by a state sponsor of terror for they know that things aren't good. the conditions of the evil leadership in the communist dictates have swilled their lives and they want freedom. we seem to be advice and american flags. these are people understand. if using anybody down in florida who left cuba, those exiles that are now living in america, they know freedom, they know the route of it, they know the benefits of it, th

mike pompeo, mr.iate it. >> great to be with you, thanks for having me on russia. dan: it's an honor. as someone who is head of the cia and has been in congress and secretary of state, nobody has seen this from your view. russians have figured out asymmetric warfare is cheap. all they have to do is get ransomware and look what they can do, billions of dollars in damage to our economy, do you think we should start developing capabilities for maybe striking back capacity to send a message to them? this will never and, they can bankrupt us doing this. >> remember this, it works both ways. not difficult for us to respond in the same way, it doesn't require mass mobilization of troops this is where we need to be prepared. i listened to president biden speak and i'm confident vladimir putin sees weakness. you can't touch leaving thousands of things potentially can, he sees these things as i can move in this direction continue to accelerate my ransomware said not his program but he knows everything these fol

former secretary of state, fox news contributor mike pompeo, the reaction from the media, democrats, left has been i think quite feeling to people who have forgotten they were doing the same kind of thing with the soviet union back in the 80s when i was in college. >> thanks for having me on the show, absolutely the case, they pointed the finger at covid, the cubans pointed the finger at the americans, the truth is this is about communism, this is about socialism, this is about people demanding freedom, lots of their families won't be better next generation, their family was designated by me as a state sponsor of terror, they know that things aren't good, the conditions of the evil leadership and dictates of that leadership spoiled their lives and they want freedom, the cuban flags and american flags, people who understand if you have seen anybody in florida who left cuba, now living in america, they know freedom, the reality of it, the benefits of it and why it matters to their soul and their pocketbook, this isn't about the coronavirus, not about an american flag, this is not the c

>> when it comes to the people who are closest around trump that mark milley and mike pompeo and the types of folks were not concerned about the chaos story that we had been talking about for years. like john, what came out in my reporting for the book was that they thought trump was a danger to the country that he became reckless and desperate. he said in a room full of people that he wanted to shoot americans protesting civil rights injustices. mike pompeo left others with the impression that he thought trump wanted to lean into a war or may lean into a war in order to strengthen his argument to not leave office. these are the kinds of details that throughout the book illustrates that point. >> why he was so late to stealing the election. he had a lot of desire to steal the election which is unconstitutional obviously and whether if he was charged for it or not. but, he was late to that. do you know from your reporting why it was a sloppy effort and whether he literally just didn't know he would be short the votes or why he didn't start earlier or both these books and others raise

jacqui: i want to play for you what former secretary of state mike pompeo said and get your reaction.we take this seriously, the bad cries, north koreaens or russians attacked us, we had begun to establish a model for deterrence. and don'tware that president biden is going to live up to the promises he made in geneva. jacqui: do you agree with that? and as part of your answer why also this level of attack is being considered, really, very sophisticated? >> yeah, i try and stay out of the politics, i'm a one and zero guy not r and d. you have to look at it and say is there an increase in the severity of the attacks? all the frame works and policies aren't working. what it boils down 0 to, there are ways to deter it. find a way to demon advertise their ability to make money off this and start sanctions and one thing you can do to get russia or china's attention, we don't have to go after critical infrastructure, but go after vital military and targets, the bush doctrine if you're complicit and allow people to operate in your country you're part of the problem not the solution. a we'll d

and one of the takeaways, mike pompeo for example being a good one here, is this is not a book aboutrump chaos. this shows how dangerous and reckless that some of the people closest to trump thought he was for the country and how close to the brink we really did come. a very dangerous situation. this one, there is another situation in there are trump tells mark milley oigand others mark evsper, that he wants to shoot americans, peace fall protestors protesting civil rights abuses he wants shot in the leg, shot in the foot. there are skulls to be cracked. the president of the united states makes these orders. >> and he also wants someone around him to be executed when it is revealed that during some of the protests outside of the white house president trump and the first family were ferreted into a bunker for their safety. he did not want anybody to know that he had to take cover in the bunker. you write, trump's top military law enforcement and west wing advisers knew he must be upset when he summoned them to the owe v oval office before he usually emerged from the residence. and tru

quote, the crazies have taken over mike pompeo warned a colleague, that mr.ling to engage in an international conflict to strengthen his political argument for remaining in office. >> mike pompeo becomes very concerned about the national security of the country, domestic unrest and what it could mean internationally. privately he sets up a call with -- daily call with the chief of staff and mark milley the nation's top general in order to try to keep temperatures down. publicly what does he say? he says that there is going to be a smooth transition to a second trump term. >> reporter: cnn reached out to a representative of pompeo's for a response. he did not comment for the record. another new book, i alone can fix it, donald trump's catastrophic final year, by "washington post" reporters t depicts rudy giuliani pushing trump to forget that fox news called arizona for job. just go declare victory right now, giuliani told trump, you have to declare victory now. giuliani's interjection of his just say you won strategy infuriated trump campaign advisers. >> thes

morgan ortagus is the former state department spokesperson, she worked for mike pompeo. good morning to you. the where there from jen psaki. he sank >> it's beyond irresponsible. the lighthouses right in their condonation. but it's going to take more because we started these same condemnations and this same call for transparency a year and half ago. a lot of stuff you seeing in the room right now that's being reported, we knew this a year and a half ago. as mike pompeo spokesperson, we did an off the record briefing with major anchors around america, give them this information. everything you say reported now, the only person who ran with it at the time, that was bret baier. we had every major network represented on that call when we said to look at this information. that's why mike pompeo and i started talking about this a year and a half ago february of 2020. while in munich, germany, he started wanting the world that china needed to be transparent, needed to be open, and those calls were largely ignored, bill. what consequence has china suffered for the fact that they

quote, the crazies have taken over, secretary of state mike pompeo warned a colleague.mr. trump might be more willing to engage in an international conflict to strengthen his argument for remaining in office. >> becomes concerned about the national security of the country, the domestic unrest and what that could mean internationally. privately he sets up a daily call with the chief of staff and the nation's top general in order to try to keep temperatures down. publically, what does he say? he says that there is going to be a smooth transition to a second trump turn. >> reporter: cnn reached out to a representative for a response. he did not comment record. another new book by washington post reporters depicts trump lawyer rudy giuliani on election night pushing trump to forget that fox news had called arizona for joe biden. quote, just go declare victory right now giuliani told trump. you have got to go declare victory now. giuliani's interjection of his just say you won strategy infuriated trump's campaign advisers. >> these two old guys trying to determine what's rea

mike pompeo said we are prepared to continue the next four years.t did you uncover about his unwilling ens even though he thought trump was crazy, he on the stage, was not saying that. >> not only pompeo organized daily call with general milley who you mentioned and the chief of staff in order to keep a check on temperatures and try to make sure international situations were -- that tensions were low. i think what happened here is that i talked to a lot of people around trump who viewed themselves as truth tellers to the president. they thought they were the guardrails around him but when you do the reporting and talk to the people in the room who heard these conversations, every one kind of had their own way to hedge. i'm thinking about mike pence and the run up to january 6th where trump wads pushing him. this is detailed in the book, pushing him to overturn the election results and pence and his team thought they had been very clear with the president. what pence told him was, i don't think there's any authority here for me to do what you're aski

pushing back on china's influence, former secretary of state mike pompeo will join me on his takes on attacks and growing calls against taiwan's existing as independent country, don't miss a moment of it. mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: senate democrats are pushing with key procedural vote in massive infrastructure bill despite not finishing writing of the bill. republican leadership says they will not sign off until they see what is in the bill and how they plan to pay for it in order the move the bill forward. democrats will need support of at least ten republicans to reach the key 60 vote threshold. joining me right now florida congressman and member of small business committees, byron donald, it's always a pleasure, thanks very much for being here this morning. what do you see happening this morning with the procedural vote, will the democrats get the republican support that they need to move this forward? >> i mean, i hope not. what is this, a redo of obamacare where they don't know what was happening? they negotiated a trillion dollars while 3.5 and trying

were meetings he had with white house chief of staff, mark meadows, with then secretary of state mike pompeowhich he would do daily check-ins. and the book talks about those meetings and reports that milley was also using those meetings with meadows and pompeo to keep tabs on the president. he was trying to get a daily read on what was going on. >> so afraid he was that things were going out of bounds. jamie, thank you so much. general clark, kaitlyn, thank you for being with us. stand by for us. there are more revelations including what liz cheney said to jim jordan, the congressman, during the insurrection. and what general milley told speaker nancy pelosi over her fears that trump might fire nuclear weapons in his final days. >>> plus, the answer to the question on so many democrat's minds this morning, will the supreme court's most senior liberal justice stephen breyer retire? cnn exclusive interview where he kind of answers that question. real progress? when you're affected by schizophrenia, you see it differently. it's in the small, everyday moments. and in the places, you'd never expe

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former secretary of state mike pompeo gave up the goods on what this is really about for the trumpersch that the founding of the united states of america was somehow flawed, it was corrupt, it was racist, that's really dangerous. it strikes at the very foundations of our country." this guy is supposed to be a genius. he was at the top of his class at west point. you can teach that america, her birth, her independence, her fight, her foundation was part of the most notable and exceptional experiment in democracy on the face of this planet. comma. and there have been problems all along. and racism is a primary one. both of those things can be said. both are true. and he knows it. this is fake outrage. but it's having real impact on school districts across the country and it may have a chilling effect on what our kids get to learn about who we are and how we got here and why things are not perfect here and why we are trying to promote a more perfect union. parents against parents, student against student, teachers in danger of getting punished for what they teach in their classrooms. sta

secretary of state mike pompeo, fox news contributor, secretary it's always a pleasure to see you, thank so much for being here we are waiting on this launch out of afghanistan, were looking at the pictures of the afghanistan base while we await the launch of the virgin galactic, your thoughts on all of this, i know you and president trump created the first base team and the first new military arms since 1947. >> that's exciting to see was happening i wish them well and i hope everybody gets up against back so safely. what's going on is american innovation private sector, this is all good stuff creativity i'm sure they'll learn a lot from the continued efforts not just his company the others that will compete for space tourism and continue to expand the limits of knowledge, that's all good stuff the really important things happening in space are american national security and we worked hard on that not only crating space force but intelligence capabilities and all of the tools that america will need in space to defend itself in the next century. maria: now we see our troops coming home b

mike pompeo is saying you want to say that this country basically stinks, and blame white people.ke a minority into a majority. because you want them all to vote for guy s, so you can stay in power. >> you know, i -- i mean -- >> that's what you're hearing. i mean, and you are going to hear it more and more so what's the answer? >> right. so the answer is it's completely not true. i mean, i am a high school social studies teacher. it's hard to, actually, fight against something that's completely not true. because then, you're assuming something in evidence that's not true. so let me go through what is true, which is that for the last, i don't know, as long as i have been teaching, we teach history in a way where you take salient pieces of american history. and you look at them, and you examine them to have your kids be able to know the facts. and to think through what that means. so, when it comes to issues of american history, we teach about the founding. and how great it was to, actually, break from great britain and have a democracy. and how important the constitution was, one

former secretary of state mike pompeo on the biggest winners of joe biden's foreign policy as oil pricese from the 30s a barrel to $74 a barrel in biden's america, enriching vladimir putin and iran. plus -- >> we must eliminate funding for cpb, i.c.e. and parent organization, dhs. maria: more lunatic ideas from the extreme left about stripping resources from the very people protecting our shores as we bring new numbers this morning on apprehensions and the got-aways at the southern border. lee zelden on why so many illegal migrants and dangerous narcotics are making their ways to cities within days of arriving at the border despite his bid to turn it around. all that right here, right now on sunday morning futures. ♪ maria: but first, this morning we are awaiting the launch of billionaire richard branson's virgin galactic rocket plane, expected to blast into outer space later this hour.ex we will take you there as more becomes available. more questions, meanwhile, this morning about president biden's foreign policy agenda after his surprise announcement on thursday that the united states

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