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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world. And it's time to turn to a man who has spent most of his life as a spy. He worked for the CIA for a long, long time now. He's the chairman and

CEO of Portman Square Group. I don't know what they do, but I know if I were in deep yogurt or being

held hostage there, the one phone number I would give them would be Mike Bakers. Mike Baker,

we have to talk about the FBI raid. We have to talk about federal law enforcement.

How big has government gotten?

How much power does the FBI have?

And what stands out to you when you see all of this unfold?

Mike Baker, welcome to Kennedy Saves the World.

Thank you very much.

And I appreciate that lengthy intro. We now have only a minute left in the show.

Thanks for coming, Mike. It's been great. And we'll talk to you next time.

Brought to you by Nabisco.

Excellent. Yeah, strange times we're living in right now. They keep getting stranger.

So when you saw this rate unfold, obviously this has never been done before.

The home of a former president has never been raided by the FBI.

Secret Service let them in the door.

Coast Guard was sitting in the bay, some guns hanging out, just getting rad.

What crossed your mind?

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