obama today to barack obama of 2008. and that's more favorable for mitt romney because he hopes there's not going to be talk about his authenticity but about this president. >> i think john's right. what mitt romney is trying to do is blur this idea that he, mitt romney, is the one who no one knows what he would actually do or which direction he would tack if he were elected president. i think it's a little bit difficult to sell that argument about barack obama when he's a president who's already served three years and is in his fourth year. gwen: -- >> whether you like it or not. much of his second term would be given over to implementing the big things he's done in this term. yes, he would try to do more on maybe an overhaul of immigration law. more on energy. but he's going to have his hands full just implementing health care law, if it's sustained or finding an alternative if it's not. and the programs he's put in place. gwen: is it sure the white house does not have a plan b on the health care law? >> i think that's

he talks about barack obama. [applause] where he talks about two sides of african-american cannot get iran to talk about that a little bit more. we also have cultural critics, presenter of lesser blacks, duke university professor, said she was trying to solve subway from north carolina. [applause] thank you jim demint, both of you for joining us tonight. i'm going to come sit down to give brandis microphone. rub a bit of a conversation with a gentleman and open it up for you guys to join the conversation now. i just ask when you have a comment please raise your hand. i will see you. no shouting out from the back or anything like that. and all of this is recorded as well. i get to that point just raise your hand and make sure the microphone before you make a comment. so gentlemen, as it has been with all of the events and also what we have done with each of the people interviewed in the books from vincent harding to where i'm from from, michelle alexander talking about mass incarceration, i still mark talking abou

i am both inspired by barack obama, but i'm also reminded that barack obama -- his administration is facing a level of hatred and the tree all and disrespect that makes me want to defend him. i think it is a complicated relationship that we have with brock obama. i think it is very nuanced. i think it is a mistake, as you said, to avoid the voices of people on the left -- the organizers, the nationalists, the people who are doing community work and are concerned about issues that are affecting us on a daily basis. i think it is a mistake to ignore those voices, and i think it's a mistake to for barack obama not to hear us. the last thing i want to say is that mark talked about how teachers and schools are racist and are enacting their racism against our young boys in school. based upon how they have been trained and socialized and how they have been conditioned to see black men is dangerous and criminals -- write? barack obama is being treated the same way. in congress, among his peers, on capitol hill, the governor of arizona wagging his -- her finger in his face. the public display

e hoy en telemundo, el presidente barack obama, responde sobre migraciÓn economÍa y el en cuadro de caro jeta, cumbre los amÉrica, canciller ponen sobre la mesa temas que no quieren dejar fuera de la agenda. >>> 100 aÑos de recuerdos una familia mexicana revive con orgullo la hazaÑa del Único mexicano que muriÓ en el titanic. >>> noticiero telemundo con joÉe dÍaz-balart, desde tampa flor a florida. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes, hoy transmitiendo en tampa donde el presidente hablo sobre comercio, hablamos con presidente barack obama antes que viajara a cartagena de inned dÍas, migraciÓn, polÍtica y con mÍa, estuvieron entre los temas principales pero hoy, un punto obligado corea del norte tras el fallido lanzamiento, sobre este tema y reportes que este paÍs estarÍa intentando construir un misil con armamento nuclear, comenzamos la entrevista con presidente barack obama. >>> corea del norte lanzÓ un misil, hay reportes que estarÍan diciendo que estarÍan intentando construir un misil. >>> esto es un tema preocupante y una violaciÓn del consejo de seguridad de la o

>>> hoy es viernes 13 de abril del 2012, estos son los titulares, el presidente barack obama llegÓ hasta colombia para la cumbre las americas, y hablÓ con univisiÓn. tambiÉn en colombia varios explosivos de bajo poder fueron detonados esta noche, tenemos las imÁgenes quien no sabe si irÁ a la cumbre es el presidente hugo chÁvez y tenemoun estudio que pone a honduras de primero en la lista de paÍses mÁs violento del planeta [ ♪ ]. [ ♪ ]. >>> muy buenas noches, el presidente barack obama llegÓ hoy a cartagena colombia para participar en la cumbre de las americas, a su llegada hablÓ con su compaÑero enrique acevedo, la lucha contra el trÁfico de drogas, enrique, buenas noches, adelante. >>> hola, ¿quÉ tal?, ilia, muy buenas noches, el presidente barack obama llegÓ a eso de la 4 a cartagena colombia, la ciudad se encuentra, por supuesto, con mucha seguridad, no obstante, recibimos informaciÓn que se escucharon la explotaciÓn de 4 petardos. [informaciÓn en pantalla] donde se realizan los trabajos, regresando al te del presidente barack obama, hablamos con Él... platicam

clear shot at barack obama? >> no. you know, you you should have told kansas last night when they were down 20 points in the first half you know what it is almost over and you guys should just pack it in. this race isn't even at halftime yet. we haven't even selected half the delegates yet. governor romney isn't even halfway to the magic number and we look at the calendar ahead and feel very good about where we are going and we he four years ago everyone said we got to wrap this thing up and we did and john mccain was the nominee and barack obama and hillary clinton went into the summer and pounded it out and guess what they came up with the best candidate. we came up with someone who well, just simply wasn't able to win. we don't need to repeat that again. we don't need to bail out and not have the best candidate to take barack obama on the fall and when you look at the huge advantages this man has been running for are president for six years. he has all of the establishment behind him. he has a 10 to 1 money a

. >> el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama habla con uno sobre las expectativas de la cumbre de las américas . >> honduras padece la violencia, dicen que es el país más peligroso, acompáñenos con esto y más . >> se llama estereosol, puro méxico, así que te invitamos a que empieces el día con pura diversion. >> con piolin en la mañana . >> así que ya lo sabes, es una estacion para hombres . >> a ellas les encanta . >> estereosol, puro méxico . -si tiene planes de compar una >> si tienes planes de comprar una casa, quizás sea el mejor momento para tomarse el paso, debido al déficit del mercado, los intereses bajaron casi un puinto, puede pedir un préstamo a 30 años con un interés de 3,1 porciento . >> este fin de semana es de estrenos en la pantalla grande, para decirnos cuáles películas debutaran está con nosotros carolina ramirezs . >> este fin de semana tenemos varias alternativas para disfrutar en todos los cines del país, ciencia ficcion terror y una comedia . >> esto es hola hollywood. >> nuestro primer estreno es knock out . >> nos relata la historia

barack obama will win by 70%. do you know how many hispanics live in the swing states of ohio, virginia? >> bill: not a groundswell of support. >> like 3% of hispanics in ohio. we have got to win ohio. we have got to win virginia. 3% hispanics. 3% are maybe at 6% in virginia. 3% in new hampshire. >> bill: new mexico, nevada. >> we don't need all of those. >> bill: who is we? >> we republicans. i'm a supporter of the republics. >> bill: i think that rubio is going to get the invitation. whether he takes it or not, that's another thing. i will tell you what the indicator is. he is now, marco rubio, crafting legislation on elm congratulation. all right? he opposed the dream act. that hurt him in some hispanic communities because the polls say that hispanic americans do support the dream act. so now he is crafting another dream act. a dream act that he likes. all right? i think that this is absolutely the plan. not just for marco rubio to advance legislation but to get him on the ticket and then what mitt romney is go

platicamos con el presidente barack obama. y hablÓ de muchos temas. la relaciÓe amÉrica latina y estados unidos con ocupÓ una parte importante de la conversaciÓn. y esto es algo que nos dijo el presidente obama. cuando asumiÓ la presidencia. >>> esperaban una nueva era en relaciÓn con estados unidos 3 aÑos despuÉs, muchos expresan de excepciÓn. >>> que pudo haber hec mÁs para xbmejorar las relaciones c latinoamÉrica. >>> la verdad, es que lo q hemos logrado en los Últimos 3 aÑos es notable. hemos expandidol comercio en la regiÓn. hemos suscrito acuerdos de libre comercio con panamÁ y colombia. lo cual es parte de un proceso integral de expansiÓn del comercio entre los estados unidos y latinoamÉrica. por 46% dde que asumÍ la presidencia. >>> lo que es cierto, es que siempre podemos hacer mÁs. y creo que las expectativas son altas pero cuando uno mira, nuestro concepto bÁsico. que Íbamos a cambiar la dinÁmica entre los estados unidos y latinoamÉrica. de manera que se fundamentara en intereses mutuos, en el respeto mutuo. y en la i

clear shot at barack obama? >> no. you know, you you should have told kansas last night when they were down 20 points in the first half you know what it is almost over and you guys should just pack it in. this race isn't even at halftime yet. we haven't even selected half the delegates yet. governor romney isn't even halfway to the magic number and we look at the calendar ahead and feel very good about where we are going and we he four years ago everyone said we got to wrap this thing up and we did and john mccain was the nominee and barack obama and hillary clinton went into the summer and pounded it out and guess what they came up with the best candidate. we came up with someone who well, just simply wasn't able to win. we don't need to repeat that again. we don't need to bail out and not have the best candidate to take barack obama on the fall and when you look at the huge advantages this man has been running for are president for six years. he has all of the establishment behind him. he has a 10 to 1 money a

del presidente barack obama, Él anunciÓ en el marco de la cumbre de las amÉricas que habrÁ mas sanciones contra iÁn si no hay avances en las conversaciones de los prÓximos meses. >>> rultÓ devastador el paso de los torna por el medio oeste del paÍs, miles de personas comenzaron a hacer labores de limpieza por los mÁs de 100 tornados, las fuertes tormentas dejaron mÁs de 100 heridos, tenemos los testimonios de quÉ pasÓ >>> casi 100 tornados sacudieron el fin de semana a comunidades del centro occidente de estados unidos, los tornados, en alguasn Áreas, recorrieron hasta 250 millas, las tormentas dejaron sin energÍa elÉctrica a cientos de miles de personas, lo prÓximo que supe, la casa estaba temblando y sentÍ que se elevÓ. >>> tambiÉn se reportaron tormentas en kansas, iowa y nebraska. >>> alrededor de ela 1 de la madrugada, escuhamos un ruido horrible y el cuarto de atrÁs se habÍa despegado de la casa. >>> las tormentas comenzaron en la tarde del sÁbado y se fortalecieron en la noche. >>> incluso hasta se vio dos tornados en una misma tormenta. >>> los torbellinos fuero

that's barack obama's problem. incidentally, we just today got an initial jobs report for march, which shows more than 200,000 jobs were added to the u.s. economy this month, the 26th straight month of private sector job growth under president obama. but job creation! that's barack obama's problem, somehow. mr. romney will always take plaque, even from his own side of the aisle, on which all of the policy issues on which he has changed, on which he has flip-flopped. today mr. romney gave a speech to newspaper editors in washington, in which he said, flip-flopping, that's barack obama's problem. >> as president, he has repeatedly called for tax increases on businesses. now as candidate obama, he decides that a lower corporate tax rate would be better. as president, he's added regulations at a staggering rate. now as candidate obama, he says he wants to find ways to reduce them. >> now, to be fair, none of that's true. if you compare new regulations under the obama administration, say wonder the george w. bush admini

barack obama's is to be 98%, your taxes will be raised. he only raises -- will not be raised. he only raises it on the top 2%. both of them are basically saying free lunch. >> former president george bush said this week that if you do that, you are taxing small businesses and slowing down job creators. >> first of all, the first thing that happened in a second, and ministers is that the bush tax cuts would go out of the effect -- a second obama administration is that the bush tax cuts would go out of a fact. it would be revenue from that. there is a growing gap in this country which obama would try to address some want and which romney is quite comfortable with isaying that if you can make money, we will try to help you make more money. i don't think he is opposed to some sort of a safety net, but he is really not interested in that. he is a free enterprise guy, i don't know how that plays in a n economy where so many people are so scared. >> neither side addresses the of the problem we have, the budget deficits. both ryan and obama would only touched the trajectory a little b

i don't think it would be to her benefit for barack obama to lose. chris: let's go to the big guy, bubba. does bill clinton wand her to -- want her to run and end the clinton era with her in? >> i think he does want her to run and it would transform the clinton legacy. instead of a colorful, flamboyant figure from the 1990's you would instead look at the clinton as a dynasty that had had two pillars. chris: when we come back, scoops and predixs out of the notebooks of these top reporters. notebooks of these top reporters. tell me something i don't know. chris: welcome back. dan, something different this week. we're looking at the political future as we've done the whole program. let's talk now about rising stars we've seen out there. somebody who is a democrat and somebody who is a republican you have spotted for the future? >> martin o'maly, the governor of maryland is certainly someone for the future. mark udall out in colorado, great family name. keep an eye on him. on the republican side, scott brown in massachusetts if he wins this senate race.

obama. >> the case against barack obama is his record. he cannot run for reelection on his record and normally presidential elections are referundums on the president. in this case the president's policies are not only unpopular, they make it harder to create jobs the government sucks all of the money out of the economy . potential employers are told that the president is going to stick them with the largest tax increase in american history. 1.5 trillion in new taxings. how do potential employers say gee, i will hire people even though lose that money. they don't know the obligations are for health care for the employees and know that the cost of the health care went up under the obama administration. how are employers expected to have more jobs? we talked about bad energy policy. if this election is about obama's policy he will lose and the democrats will try to do anything they can to keep it from being his policies. >> chris: we'll leave it there. governor haley barbour and governor dean, thank you . we'll continue the debate as the ca

where has that barack obama gone? he once promised to hold themselves accountable, but now he spends time making excuses -- hold himself accountable, but now he spends time the excuses for his failures. he blamed the arab spring. he blamed atm machines and earthquakes in japan and even bad luck. excuses will not pay the mortgage. his class warfare will not create a single job. like all of our candidates, our next speaker understands that. we're grateful, honored, and blessed to have governor romney with us today. the governor is running a remarkable campaign, unlike president obama. governor romney is not afraid on running on issues, solutions, and an incredible record. and what our record he has, as senator mccain just laid out, turning around companies, turning around the olympics, and turning around a state. if there was ever an entity that needed a turnaround, a new direction, it is the united states under barack obama. throughout his career, governor romney has been a fiscal, responsible, conservative leader. he

. >> leggs barack obama? who is in his corner? -- who likes barack obama? was in his corner? >> women, african-americans, latinos -- >> younger voters. >> part of the challenge is to get them out but he had huge enthusiasm in 2008. clearly that is not there in the same way now. the registration of latino voters is actually down, and that is a problem for democrats. >> what about in a patent -- independents? >> let it be said about rick santorum, he won 11 contests, 11. in 1976, ronald reagan won at 12 and a = emerged as the leader of the conservative party. he has a chance to emerge as the leader of the conservative leader within the republican party. >> let it also be set about rick santorum that this is the guy who said that barack obama was is not running -- was a snap for wanting children to go to college, and that listening to kennedy's speech about having no religion in politics made him want to throw up. in the first debate, and a year when it debates were more important than ever, rick santorum was a non-combatant. >> in fairness to him, he was marginalized because he

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so, right now, the great unifier is barack obama. rick santorum got into this race because he felt that barack obama had to be defeated. he feels -- still feels that strongly and will still be committed to that cause. >> so help me understand, how will he, i assume he will join forces with governor romney at some point. how will he convince voters that these statement and others like them are just politics? let's listen. >> you really believe this country wants to elect a wall street financier as the president of the united states? you think that's the kind of experience we need? someone -- someone who is gonna take and look after, as he did his friends on wall street and bail them out at the expense of main street america? pick any other republican in the country. he is the worst republican in the country, to put up against barack obama. the democrats will use those statement. john, how do you make them go away? >> well, first of all, let's be clear about this. rick santorum was saying there are disagreements that he and mitt romney

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that's right, president barack obama is here. welcome to chapel hill, everybody. >> steve: from the university of north carolina at chapel hill, the national broadcasting company presents "late night with jimmy fallon." tonight's guest is, president of the united states barack obama. musical guest dave matthews. and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is, jimmy fallon! >> jimmy: how's everyone doin' tonight? ♪ how are you guys doing? welcome to late night with jimmy fallon. i'm so excited. tonight on the show we have the president of the united states, barack obama. unfortunately, though, a lot of people aren't able to get tickets, that includes students, professors, joe biden. it was a very hot ticket. we also have dave matthews performing tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> and he -- he wasn't originally the musical guest, but we had a last minute cancellation by the tupac hologram, so -- [ laughter ] >> this is pretty awesome, the graduation here at unc chapel hill is 19 days away. [ cheers and applause ] >> so i

del presidente barack obama contra el partido republicano, contra mitt romney y contra todos, es un chiste cruel contra la población hispana, porque él piensa que somos tontos, que no nos acordamos de las promesas que ha hecho. >>> robert menéndez responde que los republicanos no ayudaron en la crisis financiera. >>> los republicanos no dieron ni un voto en la reforma migratoria, ni un voto en el dream act, incluyendo las personas que fueron autores del dream act republicano,úmero 2, se les olvida que ellos bajo 8 años del presidente bush, dieron una crisis económica que no habíamos visto nunca antes. >>> el presidente barack obama intercambió ataques con mitt romney, mientras el mandatario criticó las propuestas para mejorar la economía, el republicano respondió que el gobierno no ha creado suficientes empleos. >>> hace unos días, el comité republicano nombró sus representantes para atraer el voto hispano. >>> desde washington fernando pizarro, univisión. >>> los alguaciles de sacramento realizan pruebas de adn para poder esclarecer un caso de asesinato. >>> pamela d

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then we hear barack obama. very similar, again. >> after the 1973 arab oil embarg oh the republicans in the white house have still done nothing to meet the stress to the national security of our nation. then, as now, their policy was dictated by the bill oil companies! >> they just voted to keep giving billions of dollars in taxpayer subsidies to big oil cutches that are raking in record profits. a few weeks ago, congress had a chance to stand up for families paying extra at pump. and republicans voted to keep spending billions of americans tax doctors for more on big subsidies for big oil companies. members of congress have a simple choice to make. they can stand with the big oil companies, or they can stand with the american people. >> sean: all right, juan, big oil, big business. the evil rich. what has changed in 32 years? >> well, it's not about the evil rich. but i think it's going after the powerful oil companies and the subsidies they take from the country at a time when the country has a big deficit n.

barack obama, 1961. both came into the world under circumstances which made it surprisingly unlikely that either boy would grow to be president of the united states. one sentence i will respond to -- among the characteristics, the young clinton and obama shared, a competitive will. guest: as far as i understand it, david is writing a book about the young barack obama. he is an expert on that. what i found in doing this book was the image we have a barack obama the we get from the media, from interviews and from observing, is a little different than the true barack obama. i do think -- he has gotten a bad rap from being a bad negotiator, equivocating, looking for compromises. but i do think he has this fierce competitive well, which is tempered by a real pragmatic streak. the sort of burden of office in terms of government responsibly. so there are times when he is in deep sort of try to cut the best deal and not looking for the big fight. there are other times when he is willing to throw the dice. a good

barack obama will win by 70%. do you know how many hispanics live in the swing states of ohio, virginia? >> bill: not a groundswell of support. >> like 3% of hispanics in ohio. we have got to win ohio. we have got to win virginia. 3% hispanics. 3% are maybe at 6% in virginia. 3% in new hampshire. >> bill: new mexico, nevada. >> we don't need all of those. >> bill: who is we? >> we republicans. i'm a supporter of the republics. >> bill: i think that rubio is going to get the invitation. whether he takes it or not, that's another thing. i will tell you what the indicator is. he is now, marco rubio, crafting legislation on elm congratulation. all right? he opposed the dream act. that hurt him in some hispanic communities because the polls say that hispanic americans do support the dream act. so now he is crafting another dream act. a dream act that he likes. all right? i think that this is absolutely the plan. not just for marco rubio to advance legislation but to get him on the ticket and then what mitt romney is go