, recognize that the cold war is over. lift the embargo. [applause] president barack obama: the point is, american leadership in the 21st century is not a choice between ignoring the rest of the world, except when we kill terrorists, or occupying and rebuilding whatever society is unraveling. leadership means a wise application of military power. and rallying the world behind causes that are right. it means seeing our foreign assistance as part of our national security, not something separate, not charity. when we lead nearly 200 nations to the most ambitious agreement in history to fight climate change, yes that helps vulnerable countries but it also protects our kids. when we help ukraine defend its democracy or colombia resolve a decades long war, that strengthens the international order we depend on. when we help african countries feed their people and care for the sick, it's the right thing to do. and it prevents the next pandemic from reaching our shores. right now we're on track to end the scourge of hiv/aids. that's within our grasp. and we had the chance to accomplish the same t

propelled barack obama it the highest office in the land. americans assumed that campaigning would come to a close. and the serious work of gov r governing would commence. it is now many years later, and the obama for president campaign never ended. speeches still substitute for substance, straw men standing in for serious debate, and slogans still surrogate for governing. we have been promised more campaigning tonight. it leads americans to wonder when is the serious work of governing ever going to begin. governing isn't easy. governing often requires serious engagement with the congress, the one the american people elected, not the one the president wishes they had elected. you don't make change through slogans. that is something president obama once said. i wish he had taken his own advi advise. -- advice. he provided over a sluggish economic recover that is failing too many of our citizens. premiums and deductibles have continued to shoot ever higher. wages have flatlined for too many. inequality has grown, manufacturing has shrunk. poverty seems to infringe. the middle class i

of the disaster that is barack obama. >> the republican candidates have made more than 300 trips to the state combined, and if history is an indicator, many iowa votes are still up for grabs. making this night perhaps the most important of all. so who impressed? >> the caliphate of isis has to be destroyed. have a no-fly zone in syria. >> i will apologize to nobody for the vigorousness for which i will fight terrorism, go after isis, hunt them down and utterly destroy isis. >> barack obama wants america to be like the rest of the world. we don't want to be like the rest of the world. we want to be the united states of america. and that is why hillary clinton can not win this election. >> frank luntz and his focus group are here, and we'll speak with ted cruz, fresh from the debate stage and we'll have all star analysis. the kelly file starts right now. >> and hello again from des moines, different location, but still here, moments ago, seven of the top republican presidential contenders faced off for the final time before the iowa caucuses. the candidates addressed what is wrong wit

barack obama. then he had to have a meeting with bernie sanders. >> just to confirm that he wasn't barack obama. >> they put his thumb on the scale, and he is not. >> but he kind of put his thumb on the scale for hillary clinton, and then he pulled it off and had a meeting with bernie sanders. to sanders' point, if you look at any data -- some people don't trust polling. this is in every single poll. if you have a younger crowd, if he turns out younger people like obama did, if he turns out independents like obama did, if he gets an influx of a lot of new voters who have never caucused before like obama did, that's the recipe. >> well, and how unlikely that this accept tseptogenarian from would suddenly be obama who was this rock star young guy and came out of nowhere. it's a very different profile and he's targeting the same constituencies. every democratic -- most democratic primary tend to have an establishment figure and a challenger figure, whether it be the howard dean figure, the powell tsongas and so forth, in the end, barack obama was -- those examples that actually pulled

minded, independent, smart. they ask for barack obama, senior and she spent much of her adult life overseas and raised two children and particularly her son. sometimes it's not abandoned by her and left much of the years with her grandparents but she was in the vanguard of the micro- financing movement and worked through various times in the ford foundation and other enterprises to try to help and empower women around the world particularly in the asian subcontinent and she died very young when he was in his 20s. >> host: today the president is 54-years-old. what was it like in hawaii? >> guest: it wasn't a dysfunctional situation in any way. i think that he had enough to overcome both because of the fact that his mother wasn't there and he was struggling to figure out who he was in the culture but there weren't that many african-americans. the few that were there were mostly affiliated with the military because of the military bases in honolulu. but it's interesting. i don't in any way discount the struggles that he endured at the school he went to bed because he was trying to fin

union address. we are looking at barack obama's big speech as the american president says he is more optimistic than ever about the year ahead. >the head of the united nations says it is a despicable crime, hollandeancois has condemned it as an odious international express and so support continued to pouring after a bomb blast in 10 heart of istanbul killed people, at least eight of them germans. germany's foreign minister says his country will not be intimidated by murder and violence. so far no group has claimed responsibility. government is explicitly blaming the islamic state group. we will remain determined in our fight against the islamic carriedganization, who out this attack. we will not back down in his fight against daesh. turkey was swift to released some details about the man it says was a suicide attacker in this incident. earlier on we got the latest on the investigation from our correspondent in istanbul. reporter: the bomber has been identified, according to the turkish authorities. he is a syrian citizen born in saudi arabia. a member of the islamic state group who c

that issue trying to fulfill promises during his last year. . you start targeting barack obama in the urban centers like cincinnati or states in ohio and florida and bringing out the african-american vote which barack obama is good at, could make him relevant. host: douglas brinkley is in new the his new book take first call from chris in new haven, connecticut. caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm really pleased that this president is going to take his last year in office to do something really significant about gun violence in the united tates. it was clear to me that they were going to be really important people. host: to what extent has the last year presidents tackled such big issues, big and ontroversial issues like guns? guest: president obama shed tears talking about the first graders slaughtered in newtown, connecticut. i went to the fairfax town hall that cnn held and i was milling around and i would introduce myself as historian doug brinkley. and they would say i lost my daughter at aurora and my son in newtown. he is playing a grassroots role. this president is star

hacen ,(risas( . >> el presidente barack obama se conmovio al anunciar el control de armas de fuego . >> aseguro que cree en el der h derecho constitucional de portar armas, ha llegado el momento de reducir las muertes en estados unidos , aqui tenemos mas inf m informacion desde la cblanasa ba . >> gracias jose, el presidente b barack obama, dice que contrario a organizaciones como la as asociacion nacional del rfilei e el no trata de violar la segunda enmienda, el cree que las pe personas de estados unidos estan de su parte para controlar las a armas de fuego . >> con lagrimas el presidente o barack obama visiblemente emo emocionado declaro que la sit c situacion es urgente porque hay gente muriendo . >> dijo que siente ira cuando e recuerda a los niÑos muertos . >> la vieja clave de las acci e acciones ejecutivas incluyen: i(informacion en pantalla( . >> daniel hernandez presto aux l auxilio a gaby giford ableada en arizona . >> no pararemos a las personas q que quieran hacer algo malo, r pero queremos prevenir mas mu t muertes . >> las ordenes no incluyen ve e vender armas a per

anuncian que las redadas migratorias estÁn no solamente hecha para y migrantes. barack obama dijo no estÁn en complot. las tormentas invadieron Áreas costeras si realmente la polÉmica por la eliminaciÓn imÁgenes de hugo chávez del parlamento venezolano ahora las fuerzas armadas, prÁctica esta medida con un ultraje. comenzamos. ese es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. conductora: que tal buenas noches hay nuevas denuncias en torno a recientes redadas migratorias en el paÍs activista de nueva jersey dice que no sÓlo estÁn enfocadas en centros americanos, una madre notoria cuenta como agentes llegaron a su casa y ella hizo para evitar ser requerida, nelly tiene la historia. >> soy madre soltera y me apuesto empezar mucho en eso, y muy enferma no puedo dormir, no puedo estar tranquila. al saber que al rato van a llegar por mÍ. nelly: esta madre ecuatoriana que no quiso dar su nombre, dice que estÁ viviendo una pesadilla. cuando migra le tocÓ su puerta. >> yo estaba la ventana y le preguntan a toda la gente que parecÍa. nelly: ella entrÓ legalmente en el 2012 activist

barack obama no esperÓ al congreso y una vez mÁs utiliza su poder ejecutivo para hacer mÁs estricto el proceso de comprar y vender arma de fuego. marÍa: el presidente barack obama recurriÓ su poder ejecutivo para controlar rigurosamente la venta y compra de arma de fuego, lÁgrimas en los ojos recordÓ la serie de masacres que enlutoaron al paÍs en los Últimos aÑos. cada vez que pienso en esos niÑos me da rabia. para comprar armas a travÉs de internet o ferias pÚblicas, estarÁn obligados a realizar dichas revisiones y obtener permisos, este joven recuerda cuando le suministrÓ primeros auxilios la congresista en arizona despuÉs que le a puntoaran en la cabeza. es algo que tenemos que recordar que no es el fin, esto no se estÁ cerrando el hoyo que skils ten en las leyes. marÍa: el nÚmero de investigadores las 24 hora del dÍa 7 dia de la semana, inversiÓn de 500 millones de dÓlares por el tratamiento de salud mental y hacer mÁs estric estricto, lo siento pero la constituciÓn dice que es un derecho. presidente barack obama reitera que su acciÓn no viola la constituci

, márquez podría ser sentenciado a 50 años barack obama podría restringuir la orden de poder portar armas de fuego publicamente, esto haría que se viean los antecedentes penales de los compradores hoy se registró un incendio en dubay donde miles de personas verian un show de fuegos arficiales, la torre de 63 pisos fue afectada pero no se cancelaron las celebraciones. cientos de familias en estados unidos pasan esta noche en albergues debido a las inundaciones que siguen afectados. los ríos continúan creciendo. vamos con la información. >> en ilinois un aeropuerto quedó bajo agua, estas avionetas flotaban más que volar. se ha cerrado el trafico de las embarcaciones que van por el río mississippi. vecindarios han quedado desolados. las cifra de muerte sobre pasa las 20 personas. la guardia costera y la nacional siguen ayudando a rescatar a los que están en peligro en otras zonas, aún se empacaban bolsas de arena para sus vecindarios porque las inundaciones son inminentes las próximas 24 horas son cruciales en muchos lugares, porque no ha parado de llover. >> vemos la campaña fin

tomar, asÍ parece empezar el presidente barack obama su Último aÑo en la casa blanca, el mandatario maÑana iniciarÁ Órdenes ejecutivas para endurecer los control de ley de armas, los republicanos critican a presidente barack obama diciendo que se ha excedo iido en su autoridad. los cabilderos sin armas dicen que se oponen, si los oficiales tienen armas, el ciudadano comÚn tambiÉn tiene el derecho y que presidente barack obama lo quiere restringir >> maestros y otros que trabajan en escuelas pueden tener armas si tienen licencia. periodist periodist periodista: cada aÑo mueren al muchas personas y el gobierno no hace nada al respecto. policÍa por 21 aÑos estÁ en contra de restringir la venta de armas pero. policÍa : tambiÉn no le vas a dar un arma de fuego o autorizar una licencia a una persona que estÁ mentalmente no autorizada. reportero: hillary clinton y berni sanders la apoyan. pero chris christie dijo que presidente barack obama es un niÑo petulante que recorre a la orden ejecutiva cada vez que no puede salirse con la suya. marco rubio, ted cruz y donald trump que

lead the nation in the aftermath of barack obama, i hope i earn that support. if you already are on our scene, our hope is to find more people to support us. i cannot emphasize how important this election is for america. and this is by far, the greatest nation in human history. there has never been a country like america and the history of the world. it was founded on a principle that our rights come from god, not the government. and you and i on the principles that all human beings are equal in the eyes of our creator. therefore, that is why we believe that all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. we were made the freest people in the history of the world. from that flows free enterprise, which made us the most prosperous people. the rest, as they say, is the history of this great country. a nation that for over two centuries has served as an inspiration to the world, and a place for millions, including my parents, came here in search of a better life. the history of america has no parallel. we are blessed to be citizens of the single greatest nation in all of human

, turn out to vote for someone who is not barack obama? hillary clinton is appealing directly to women. i have not been able to find any data recently, but my sense in light is that for women 50 year old and older, married or single, the appeal to elect the first female president has a certain strength to it, but there has been some argument that for women under 50, certainly under 40, hendry -- hillary is a grandmother, an earlier generation. a lot of them tend to think there will be a female president at some point and they have other priorities, but she wants to maximize the vote among women justis sort the caller mention because she sees that as a core constituency and thinks that will be crucial to her chances. host: mary, a quick response to that comment from the viewer, it is about so much more than gender to many of us. show your thoughts, comments and questions that c-span wj. lisa on the line for republicans joining us from freeport, louisiana. good morning. my dad just passed away four days ago. host: i am so sorry. caller: thank you. i had been taken care of him for seven y

presidente barack obama. investigan si el chapo guzmÁn pagÓ el negocio del tequila de kate del castillo. aÚn psiquis - si quisiera donald trump no puede confiscar las remesa de los indocumentados. centro de operaciones de pablo escobar en miami beach, comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. marÍa elena: ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches comenzamos con la alentadora noticia que esperaron unos 5 millones de indocumentados, la corte suprema de justicia revisarÁ la acciÓn ejecutiva de presidente barack obama, este amparo migratorio m impugnado por 26 estado y la corte suprema de justicia decidirÁ si puede quedarse, beneficiarÍa padres indocumentados de hijos ciudadanos estados unidos y residentes legales y tambiÉn a una mayor cantidad de dreamers. lourdes: la corte suprema de justicia aceptÓ el caso que cuestiona la legalidad de las acciones ejecutivas de presidente barack obama que amparorÍa hasta 5 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados, como esta madre que fue a la corte con su hija, que nacio aquÍ un 4 de julio. >> estamos fel

>> you're watching live from it ison "france 24." legal and it will save lives. barack obama speaking out as he makes a fresh effort to tighten gun control in the united states. allow which were -- around between two forces takes on a new dimension. allies weighing in on its disputes with iran. the new manager at real madrid. for theyear contract world's most viable club. club.uable he says it won't solve every violent crime but it could save lives. barack obama speaking out in a few minutes on his renewed efforts to cut the number of gun deaths in the united states. the u.s. president meeting with top officials to discuss tightening gun control. many americans support stricter gun laws, but not all. >> men, women, and families eager to get new firearms. drew a show in virginia larger crowd than usual after president obama promised to take executive action to tighten gun control. >> there's a lot more people at the show than i've seen at a long time. i think it has had a pretty big impact on sales. >> one of obama's plans is to crack down on unregulated sales of firearms. legal but th

upstate. 3 3 3 3 3 president barack obama used a major new initiative. he says it is time to get serious about gun control. kim hutcherson has details. 3 deadly mass shootings seem to be a regular occurance in america.and president obama has regularly called for tougher restrictions on guns. (pres. barack obama - no font necessary)"i've had to make statements like this too many times. communities have had to endure tragedies like this too many times.//white flash//once again, innocent people were killed because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun."now, the president says he isn't waiting any longer. (pres. barack obama - no font necessary)"my new year's resolution is to move forward on our unfinished business as much as i can.//butted to.//that's especially true for one piece of unfinished business, that's our epidemic of gun violence."he'll be meeting with attorney general loretta lynch monday to discuss options for tightening gun laws.sources say the president is expected to take executive action..without congressional approval.....exp

activists that event appointed so far by barack obama. the soul of america is at stake. the constitution of america is at stake. we need a strong national defense. we need a tax policy that abolishes the irs. [applause] and releases americans to do what we do. we compete. give us a chance to compete. let's go to work. it was jimmy carter who said people who work should live better those who don't. he didn't believe it or act on it but he said that. what we have now is we hav havea president the ibook to is worse than jimmy carter. i have this nostalgia, and if one day a couple months ago. i'm lonely for george w. bush. i want him back. i would love to have him back. after i got back to george w. bush i thought compared to barack obama i'm lonely for bill clinton even. i'm getting over that with hillary out there all the time, but that makes me lonely for bush 41. if i'm lonely for 41 you know that i just want desperately for ronald reagan. [applause] but jimmy carter prepared america so that we were ready to br to embrace a principled full-spectrum constitutional christian c

things that are wrong in america. barack obama wants to change america. barack obama wants america to be more like the rest of the world. we don't want to be like the rest of the world. we want to be the united states of america. that is why hillary clinton cannot win this election. hillary clinton this week said barack obama would make a great supreme court justice. the guy who systematically violates the constitution on the supreme court? i don't think so. if i'm the nominee, i will unite this party and we'll defeat hillary clinton and turn this country around after serve years of the disaster that is barack obama. [ applause ] >> governor bush, it's hard for anyone of your pedigree to avoid being called establishment. but isn't that part of the problem, that three others on this stage are splitting the main stream republican vote and there by possibly hand thing nomination over to an anti-establishment candidate? >> bret, we're just starting. let's let the process work. i trust iowaens, people in south carolina and nevada to start this process out. i kind of miss donald trump. he w

watched story time with barack obama, and i have to tell you, it sounded like everything in the world was going amazing. >> hillary clinton would be a national security disaster. if she gets elected her first 100 days, she might be going back and forth between the white house and the courthouse. we need to stop that. >> hillary clinton is disqualified from being commander of the united states. someone who is not handle intelligence information appropriately cannot be commander in chief and someone who lies to those victims of benghazi can never be president of united states. >> donald's mother was born in scottland. she was naturalized. >> but i was born here. >> on the issue of citizenship, donald, on the issue of citizenship, donald, i'm not going to use your mother's birth against you. >> because it wouldn't work. >> well, listen i spent my entire life defending the u.s. constitution and i tell you i'm not going to be taking legal advise from donald. >> you don't have to. >> has endorsed many ideas that barack obama supports. >> nobody can keep up with what you're saying is accurat

, it's reassuring democrats. >> it wasn't hillary the hawk tonight. it was hillary clinton, barack obama, made me his secretary of state, hillary clinton. and barack obama who by the way, opposed the war in iraq, made me his secretary of state. have i said that enough? and the all evenin long, all evening long, it was hillary clinton, comma, friend, colleague, secretary of state, of president barack obama -- >> barack obama. hillary, barack obama, hillary barack obama. >> there's a reason she's comfortable. and yes, democrats don't ask questions about terrorism. you notice what a dramatic difference it was in that room from the other debate? isis almost never came up. the priorities are different. the foreign policy questions were much more geared towards answers about the diplomacy where it's tougher for a democrat is when you get a lot of questions which are basically on the country easter if ied, what are you going to do about it. that's where democrats fientd it more difficult. >> i also think that hillary clinton can stand on the stage in terms of foreign policy and answering that questio

barack obama, democratic senator of illinois, 165 while joe biden, democrat from delaware, ranked at 37. quite a difference there. how does that make them work with each other and how did that difference occur? guest: i was on the foreign relations committee with joe biden as chairman. i was a ranking member of the committee at the time. position in terms of foreign policy that the face of the americans foreign relations committee better be close to unanimous. peace,re talking war and countries will not be impressed with a 10-9 vote. we work very hard together on issues that were very important to the security of our country. joe biden exemplified that. he really was very helpful throughout that. president barack obama works on the foreign relations committee just for our year or two while i was still chairman. he was very conscientious. he was just in the beginning of his senate career is so much happened after that, of course. i would say that frankly after a few months, can i go with you to russia? i know you go there every year. said, sure. barack obama went with me to russia

states... for the last time president barack obama addressed congress and the country on the state of the union, striking a familiar, optimistic tone dating back to his days as a candidate, of hope and change for the future. (president barack obama) i want to focus on the next five years, ten years, and beyond. and while mister obama ticked off a list of accomplishments, (president barack obama) more than 14 million new jobs; the strongest two years of job growth since the '90s; an unemployment rate cut in half. he expressed the growing political divide -- and himself, (president barack obama) i have no doubt a president with the gifts of lincoln or roosevelt might have better bridged the divide. though he couldn't resist a few not- so-veiled swipes at republican frontrunner donald trump, (president barack obama) all the talk of america's economic decline is hot air. overall, the president used the state of the union as a call to action. (president barack obama) i believe in change, because i believe in you -- the american people and that's why i stand here as confident as i've ever b

are particularly vulnerable. if this escalates like it did back when barack obama first assumed the presidency, what actions would you take, if the same thing happens all over again just as in this example you are taking over the presidency? >> it takes three things to basically grow jobs. i have done it when i was in washington when we had a balanced budget. had four years of balanced budgets. paid down half a trillion in debt and our economy was growing like crazy. it is same thing like i did in ohio. it is a simple formula. common sense regulations. why i think we should freeze all federal regulations for one year, except for health and safety. it requires tax cuts because that sends a message to the job creators that things are headed right way. if you tax cuts -- cut taxes for corporations and cut taxes for individuals you're going to make things move, particularly the corporate tax which is the highest of course in the world. but in addition to that we have to have fiscal discipline. we have to show we can march to a balanced budget. when you do that, when you're in position o

vulnerable. if this escalates like it did back when barack obama first assumed the presidency, what actions would you take, if the same thing happens all over again just as in this example you are taking over the presidency? >> it takes three things to basically grow jobs. i have done it when i was in washington when we had a balanced budget. had four years of balanced budgets. paid down half a trillion in debt and our economy was growing like crazy. it is same thing like i did in ohio. it is a simple formula. common sense regulations. why i think we should freeze all federal regulations for one year, except for health and safety. it requires tax cuts because that sends a message to the job creators that things are headed right way. if you tax cuts -- cut taxes for corporations and cut taxes for individuals you're going to make things move, particularly the corporate tax which is the highest of course in the world. but in addition to that we have to have fiscal discipline. we have to show we can march to a balanced budget. when you do that, when you're in position of managing regula

in america.and president obama has regularly called for tougher restrictions on guns. (pres. barack obama - no font necessary)"i've had to make statements like this too many times. communities have had to endure tragedies like this too many times.//white flash//once again, innocent people were killed because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun."now, the president says he isn't waiting any longer. (pres. barack obama - no font necessary)"my new year's resolution is to move forward on our unfinished business as much as i can.//butted to.//that's especially true for one piece of unfinished business, that's our epidemic of gun violence."he'll be meeting with attorney general loretta lynch monday to discuss options for tightening gun laws.sources say the president is expected to take executive action..without congressional approval.....expa nding background checks - a move which has widespread public support.but some republican presidential candidates are already promising to reverse any action obama takes - if they win the presidency. (donald t

isis. frankly, near hillary clinton, barack obama, or donald trump don't have a plan to defeat isis. i have a plan. >> i want to ask about an escalading situation going on now. the sunni-run saudi regime executed a sunni cleric and the saudis say he was a terrorist. the ayatollah and iran quickly condemned it. it lead to violent protests, as you're seeing on the screen. are you concerned the whole exchange could enflame sectarian violence, of course, tensions in the middle east? >> well, of course, it's not at all helpful. again, i take the iranian condemnation with a huge grain of salt. this is a regime that tortures its own citizens routinely. that thinks nothing of executions. that still holds four americans in jail. the obama administration has done nothing about that. on the other hand, we need to be clear that our role is to try to tamp down this conflict. saudi arabia is our ally despite the fact they don't always behave in a way we condone. iran is a real and present threat. not only to saudi arabia but to our other arab allies, indeed, to the united states interests. our role

barack obama had to say. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day. anybody in the business of selling firearms must get a license and conduct background checks or be subject to criminal prosecution. it doesn't matter whether you are doing it over the interpret or at a gun show. it is not where you do it, but what you do. we are also expanding background checks to cover violent criminals who try to buy some of the most dangerous firearms by hiding behind trusts and corporations. >> this comes a matter of months before americans vote for their next president. candidates from the republican party have lined up to slam obama's plans. philip has more from washington, d.c. >> a lot of what he has announced will actually happen. these are executive actions, which can be overturned by the next president who might come into the white house in january of 2017. if this is a republican, this person can certainly turn back all of what was announced today. but the likes of hillary clinton, the democratic fronts runner w

determined to stop president barack obama's nuclear deal with iran. >> the prime minister has a messianic notion of himself, as a person called to save the jewish people. >> narrator: he was about to deliver a speech to the american congress. >> he never made such an important speech. he felt he had a historic role to play and he cannot make a mistake. >> he wants to be the winston churchill who stops the new evil power, iran, in the way that churchill stopped nazi germany. >> the prime minister left tel aviv this morning. he is scheduled to address congress. >> he wants it to be clear that he made the most powerful statement possible to warn against this deal. so, when the deal turns bad he'll go down in history as the person who warned us all from what's about to happen. >> benjamin netanyahu has arrived in washington dc. (reporter speaking foreign language) >> narrator: netanyahu came as israel's right wing leader vowing to keep his country safe from its archenemy, iran. >> mr. netanyahu was invited o speak by john boehner. a row between the obama administration and israel...

later there were great lines. >> barack obama wants to change america. barack obama wants america to be more like the rest of the world. we don't want to be like the rest of the world. we want to be the united states of america tlnkts is 2340 one on this stage better prepared to prosecute the case hillary clinton better than i am. she will never get within ten days of the white house. the days. clinton and public housing are over. >> bernie sanders is a socialist. i think sanders is a good candidate for president, of sweden. we don't want to be sweden. we want to be the united states of america and hillary clinton -- hillary clinton is disqualified from being the commander in chief of the united states. one of her first acts of president may very well be to pardon herself. >> and what a debate it would be without a little spice from the moderators. >> chris, i note the last four questions have been, rand please attack ted, marco please attack ted, jeb please attack ted -- let me just say this -- >> it is a debate, sir. >> well, no. no, a debate actually is a policy issue, but i wi

. >> not among all south carolinans. >> i have to tell you as someone who worked for barack obama in 2008, it was really interesting to me. in south carolina where we had the fiercest debates with hillary clinton. they were going at it hammer and tong. and to see her cleave as closely as she did to president obama tonight was really fascinating to me. >> very close. peter beinart, your initial impressions. >> what's striking about this campaign is hillary clinton is the front-runner and yet she's much more aggressive in attacking the insurgent bernie sanders than vice versa. that's not usually the way it works. but you can see how it effective it was tonight. the fact that guns has become such a central issue on this campaign where it's the one issue where hillary clinton is more in touch with progressive activists than bernie sanders and that she's made that front and center is a testament to the way she's framed the campaign. he by contrast was not able to make this debate about the issues on which she is out of touch with liberals. he never mentioned her support for the iraq war. that

very good point. barack obama only the second win at since f.d.r. to the new hampshire four elect tral votes twice. very popular in this state here. there isn't any question about it. but absolutely right, all republicans have nothing good to say about barack obama and bernie sanders, you've heard the adds, talked about we live in a rillingd economies where billionaires play the tune and the rest have to follow the music. i think hillary clinton is the only one who spends a lot of time talking about trying to complete the barack obama agenda and also extended and put her own stamp on it. host: if you look back since 1988, that was the last time in a competitive primary new hampshire veeters voted for the candidate who went on to be president. that was bush. since then, bill clinton lost new hampshire, won new hampshire to barack obama by a narrow percentage voint. mccain winning. i mention that because there's a headline this morning on the relevance and importance of the new hampshire primary. the question is to whether or not new hampshire will be first in 2020. guest: he's abso

out the african-american vote, which barack obama is good at, will be relevant in the home stretch of the campaign. douglas brinkley is in new york. his new book is called rightful heritage. caller: thank you for taking my call. that this president is going to take his last year in office to do something about gun violence in the united states. i remember meeting mr. obama and mrs. obama in d.c. a few years ago. host: to what extent have last year's presidents tackled issues like guns? a few days ago, president -- shed tea tears rs. i would introduce myself to somebody and someone would say i say my name -- and i lost my daughter at newtown. the national rifle association is very strong. the president is starting to build a coalition. he is starting to build the coalition. i think we will see him continuing in that role. i'm trying to get background checks for gun purchases made much tougher. of the union, the symbolic moment of the evening is going to be the empty chair. if you go to oklahoma city, they have an amazing memorial done there. they have mt chairs in a park that people

who we are as a country. >> the u.s. president, barack obama makes his final state of the union address calling out politicians who insult muslims. mellow. ism richelle carey in doha. ahead to the program: south korea calls for tougher sanctions against its neighbor in the wake of a nuclear test. >>> foreigners are killed in a popular tourist spot in turkey. isil is blamed for that suicide attack. >> people were anxious, coming to us, asking: did you bring more food? >> hungry for more, aid reaches syria's starving in one of the areas worst hit by the civil war. barack obama has delivered his last state of the union address as u.s. president. he talked about focusing on the next five years instead of looking back. he also took aim at the republican presidential hopefuls saving his harshest comments for donald trump talking about banning muslims coming to the u.s. >> when politicians insult muslims whether abroad or our fellow citizenship, when a mosque is vandalized or a kid is called names, that doesn't make us safer. that's not telling it what -- telling it like it is. it's ju

father running for president because i like barack obama. [laughter] >> a lot of us like barack obama, right? [applause] we must build on the good things he has done. eight years ago, when our country was this close to plunging into a second great depression because of greed on wall street, iowa led the way forward, lifted up a new leader in barack obama and now our country is doing better because we are creating jobs together. the last two years for job growth has been the best two years since the 1990's. that means, yes, our country is doing better. here is the tough truth of our times and what we need to own if we are going to continue building on his good work. us forhis, a majority of the first time since world war ii, 70% of us are earning the same today as we were 12 years ago. that is not the way a economy is supposed to work. that is not the way our country is supposed to work. we have work to do. of thet laureate american dream, bruce springsteen once asked, is the dream alive or is it something worse? you and i are part of a self creating mystery of the united states

once and for all after the disaster that is barack obama and defeat hillary clinton. >> governor bush, it is hard for anyone with your pedigree to avoid being called the establishment, but isn't that part of the race that three others on the stage are splitting the mainstream republican vote, and thereby possibly handing the nomination over to an anti-establish memen candidate. >> bret, we rejust starting. let's let the process work, i are trust iowan, and the people in the granite state to have it. and i miss donald trump, and he was such a teddy bear to me, and we have always had a loving relationship with the debates. and everybody else was in the witness protection program when i went after him over what the cause should be. and believe manage the accountability, and leading by fixing the things that are broken. look, i am an establishment because my dad, the greatest man alive was president of the united states, and my brother who i adore as well and he is a fant sick brother, and he was a great president, andly take the et, and i guess i am part of the establishment, becaus

handing his way down the aisle. the night was barack obama's last state of the union, his parting shot, at this point he's playing for the history books. that's reshaping the way we live, the way we work, our planet, our place in the world. >> reporter: that word "change" which served as mantra for candidate barack obama's election all those years ago, tonight took on a different meaning. shaded by. seven years of compromises, disappointments, and unintended consequences. the office and its responsibilities have changed demand, visibly as it always does. tonight as president barack obama framed it, change can be good or bad. >> it's change that can broaden opportunity or widen inequality. >> reporter: the white house billed this speech as different sort of state of the union, not so much a laundry list of proposals but a plea to fix america's broken politics. >> the future we want, all of us for our families, a rising standard of living, a sustainable peaceful planet for reach. >> reporter: tonight there was one big ticket agenda item in the traditional sense, a vow to cure cancer, eve

. that's going to make everyone nervous. he's trying to get attention the last year of the barack obama administration. >> i'm also wondering about what it says if anything about the recent purging of dozens of high-ranking north korean officials. and also that mysterious death of another north korean official who's responsible for contact with the south koreans. is any of this linked together? >> yeah. i mean, there could be a linkage. what we see are patterns. and maybe not one singular event is that alarming. but in a state where nothing is shocking, patterns can be very concerning. and we see basically kim jong-un pruning his power base. and that means that there could be possible risks or insurrection against his leadership. or it could be nothing. we're not quite sure. but what we're sure is the end result of all of that. maybe it's paranoia based on nothing. but north korea is on a determined arc towards establishing nuclear weapon capabilities. so i think the question now is not whether it has done so, but what does the world look like now that north korea, we assume, has nuclear mill tarizati

special profiling rubio a similar move to what preredent barack obama did in his first run for presidency in the general election. tonight, donald trump rallies tonight with jerry falwell jr. cecilia. >> tom covering this campaign every step of the way >>> for the democrats in this final sprint the two front-runners today, seeming to take the gloves off. hillary clinton's campaign with husband bill and today, daughter chelsea right there. bernie sanders speaking to packed halls. tonight, the big question, what is hillary clinton doing about those e-mails. abc's jon karl. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigned today in ames, iowa with some of her most high-profilesupporters. daughter chelsea and gabby gifford. >> speaking is hard for me. but come january, i want to say these two words. madam president. >> mrs. clinton needs all the help she can get as she faces a tougher thah expected race in november. as she rallied the crowd no mention of the story hanging over her mpaign. the state department now says there was top-secret information and 22 of her e-mails sent from >> why wa