sats thank god. we get him in and maybe put his hand up and ask her some questions that she has never been asked before. i will make a list. jesse: what would you ask hillary if you were in her class. i would certainly ask her about bengals. i would ask her about why she imagined that engaging the iranian tyranny that that would somehow help us? she was very proud of that. this is also the woman that brought the reset button out to the russians. remember that? and it red overcharge. and i guess she has done that with the economy. working withbiden. this is a disaster. why anyone would take this course, i mean,y kissinger and james baker not available? is this the best columbia can do. jesse: all right. johnny is going to get his backpack ready. all right. i will write his questions for him. jesse: thank you so much, ray. thank you, jesse. jesse: we have update on the primetime nickname bracket and the final four is set. come over here and take a look out of the east.
were also reporting that they are trying to set up this war room, maybe bring in some people from the campaign officials and bring in others who might be able to help them to be more proactive and go more on the offense because all these stories are coming out. the issue, of course is that i guess jared was also supposed to be helping out with the war room. so how he is ago going to help out when he s also the subject of some of these damaging stories is the question. huh-uhity, thank you for again agreeing to step into the breach. your reaction to tonight s washington post story, if true, jared trying to set up a communications channel. three things, brian. a little history, a little irony a little perspective. it was february 21st, 1969 that a relatively obscure 31-year-old set up the first back channel with soviet ambassador debreenan. that fellow s name was-ry kissinger. and it was not known to the state department.
i note that kissinger sat down with donald trump, i don t know if jared kushner was in the meeting in november and subsequently. who knows where the idea of a back channel came from. there is a lot of precedent. back channel is a diplomatic term of effort. that was efforts in the atomic age, especially in the cold war. and rick stengel sitting here at the table a veteran of the state department, aimed at a better world, a safer world, going around the bureaucracy and channels of communications that existed that could get muddled. so that is something quite different, until we learn evidence that this was an effort toward a better and safer world for all, rick stengel, bear me out. well, yes, i think there s diplomacy and there is there s some kind of thing that might be nefarious. i thought the interesting point in the reuter s story, about is there a quid pro quo between relaxing sanctions and making
set up the first back channel with soviet ambassador debreenan. that fellow s name was-ry kissinger. and it was not known to the state department. i note that kissinger sat down with donald trump, i don t know if jared kushner was in the meeting in november and subsequently. who knows where the idea of a back channel came from. there is a lot of precedent. back channel is a diplomatic term of effort. that was efforts in the atomic age, especially in the cold war. and rick stengel sitting here at the table a veteran of the state department, aimed at a better world, a safer world, going around the bureaucracy and channels of communications that existed that could get muddled. so that is something quite different, until we learn evidence that this was an effort toward a better and safer world for all, rick stengel, bear me out. well, yes, i think there s