day, years from now, barack obama will be here in the national portrait gallery, alongside abraham lincoln and all the other presidents. but another image of him has taken its place already in our popular consciousness, and that is the november night the young senator from illinois was elected, as our country's leader. that night marked the before and after in american history, when the impossible became possible, when a might-never-happen event actually did. and whether or not you voted for barack obama in 2008, or in 2012, in doing so, we americans knew we were taking a giant step forward in living up to our nation's proud ideal that all men are decree oughted equal. >> if there is anyone out there who still doubts that america is a place where all things are possible, who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time, who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer. >> president obama's election transformed the way the world looks at america, but also the way we look at ourselves. >> it makes me so proud of our country. it was electric, t

, there is my opponent. my opponent is in this race because barack obama and harry reid want her to be in this race. there is a reason, my friends. a reason every hollywood liberal is sending her a check. it is not because they care about kentucky, i assure you that. it is because they know as well as we do that there is a dime's worth of difference, not a dime's worth of difference between a candidate who puts harry reid in charge and harry reid himself. [applause] a vote for my opponent is a vote for a guy who says coal makes you sick. it is a vote for a guy who thinks nothing for the state if he thinks about it at all. a vote for my opponent is a vote for obama care and the president who sold it to us on a mountain of lies. that is why this race is not about one party against another. it is about a government that thinks it can lie to its own citizens and get away with it. [applause] it is about holding the people who did this accountable. this race is about vindicating people like angela, a mother of five girls from from owensboro. she was at her wit ends when she wrote me this yea

the race because barack obama and harry reid want her to be in the race. there is a reason, my friends, a reason, every hollywood liberal is sending her a check. there isn't a dime's worth of difference, not a dime's worth of difference between a candidate who puts harry reid in charge and harry reid himself. >> let me set the record straight tonight for our senior senator out of touch with kentucky, president obama is not on kentucky's 2014 election ballot. nothing about this election will change who is in the white house, but we can change who is in washington, d.c. >> see about that one. the georgia primary, no candidate on the republican side came near to 50% in that seven candidate primary field. which include three sitting u.s. congressmen. right now looks like, kingston will face david perdue in the run-off. in georgia, michelle nunn, daughter of sam nunn, won. and tom cotton will take on mark prioror. businessman, tom wolf, defeated, allison schwartz for the democratic nomination. wolf will take on republican tom corbin in november. lots more about that from me. let's t

in the race because barack obama and harry reid want her to be in the race. there is a reason, my friends, a reason, every hollywood liberal is sending her a check. there isn't a dime's worth of difference, not a dime's worth of difference between a candidate who puts harry reid in charge and harry reid himself. >> let me set the record straight tonight for our senior senator out of touch with kentucky, president obama is not on kentucky's 2014 election ballot. nothing abut th aing about thisl change who is in the white house, but we can change who is in washington, d.c. >> see about that one. the georgia primary, no candidate on the republican side came near to 50% in that seven candidate primary field. which include three sitting u.s. congressmen. right now looks like, kingston will face david perdue in the run-off. in georgia, mid shelfchelle nun daughter of sam nunn, won. and tom cotton will take on mark prioror. businessman, tom wolf, defeated, allison schwartz for the democratic nomination. wolf will take on republican tom corbin in november. lots more about that from me. le

the election of barack obama brought about such terms as post racial politics and we have to examine that and see what it really means in terms of the political activity, the political discourse, the political direction that we see for the black community here in this part of -- first part of the 21st century. so we're going to -- i'm going to do my job, which is a very pleasant one and one i'm honored to do, which is to introduce our guests. as was already cased mark hill, jalone cobb, and michelle wallace and we'll ask our speakers to speak in that order, and we will then open the discussion up to all of you because this is meant to be an interactive event. i'm sure our colleagues have much to say that is of interest and value, and of course so do you. so we want to make sure we have an includes area process right here. i'm going to rae from are in cobb's bio. associate professor of history and director of the institute of african-american studies. professor cobb is the author of substance of hope. president barack obama the paradox of progress, and to the break of dawn, fr

politics in terms of black people, and certainly, you know, the election of barack obama has brought about such terms as postracial politics, for example, and we've got to examine that and just see what it really means this terms of the political activity, the political discourse, the political direction that we see for the black community here in this part of, first part of of e 21st century. so i'm going to do my job which is a very pleasant one and one that i'm honored to do which is to introduce our guests. as was already indicated, jeff landny cobb, mr. mark marc lamot hill and, of course, mr. obery hendricks and michelle wallace. and we're going to ask our speakers to speak in that order, and we will then open the discussion up to all of you, pause this is meant to be an interactive event. i'm sure our colleagues have much to say that is of and value, and, of course, so do you. so we want to make sure that we have an inclusionary process here today. so with that, and i'm going to just read from mr. cobb's bio. he's an associate professor of history and director of the institute

trained at the foot of his phatter who said that barack obama should go back to ken that. okay, i got it, i understand the apple doesn't fall very far from the tree. but here's the sad reality of ted cruz. he's an empty suit. ted cruz has yet to -- if he's just issued a report card and said that barack obama, there's 76 things that barack obama's done that are impeachable offenses, then where are the articles of impeachment. oh, they don't exist because he hand introduced them. why? he wouldn't dare do do that because mitch mcconnell may have to scurry back to kentucky where he's about to lose and tell kwun of his old caucus members, don't introduce impeachment articles, we will not get the senate if you do. he's a political suit. he has absolutely zero desire to lead, to legislate, or to do anything except be a mouthpiece for the far right. and by the way, that's fine. that's okay that he wants to do that, but do using the united states senate at his problem to do it from, that's disgraceful. and in my opinion, un-american. >> let me push right there. push back a little on that. beca

movement is excited to turn out in november to vote against barack obama's candidates, we welcome barack obama in every race. >> if you want to -- >> we want to make a referendum on barack obama. >> this is what the republicans have, what the republicans have done, co-oped the tea party, allowed the koch brothers. >> you guys -- >> koch brothers will spend more to elect republicans than the nrcc and nrsc combined. >> you don't think it's a mistake to go after tea partiers and koch republicans instead of delivering your own economic message? >> you talk about somebody that didn't have a message -- >> hold on, folks, we're going to come back. first we want you at home to weigh in on today's fire back question, have tea party candidates made the republican party stronger or weaker? we want you in on this. reply stronger or weaker using #crossfire. latest from wolf in just a minute. >>> welcome back to "crossfire" and cnn's coverage of america's choice. and even though it's may, happy halloween because the tea party's dragging republicans so far to the right that it's scaring me. >> the oran

democrat, stand firmly right next to barack obama. two of you can win. or would you say to them, you know, in this state given the current mood, maybe you ought to run as an independent and forget who the president is. >> well, i think every candidate's got to decide how they run, what message they take. let me tell you, if i were running in ohio, and ohio is one of those critical swing states, i would be supporting obamacare because millions of people now have access to health care that -- newt, they were without health care. they were without -- >> so would you encourage kay hagan and others to show up with the -- a lot of these democrats now won't even show up with -- i mean, would you say to them, you ought to have courage, stand right there next to the president and say, i'm a proud obama democrat? >> well, i don't want to tell kay hagan or anyone else how to run for office, but i believe the president has given this country something that we've needed for decades. and that's a comprehensive system of health care coverage that now prevents insurance companies from denying care f

boehner. he's thnot going to move on immigration. he says he doesn't trust president barack obama. why are you keeping hope alive? isn't it time to say nothing is going to happen, no immigration refo refo reform. he has destroyed thousands of families. why not put the pressure on. >> first of all, we understand what this has done to families. we have waited 329 days. we're willing to wait another six weeks. at the end of six weeks if something hasn't been done, there's going to have to be a move made. >> joining us is jorge ramos. mr. ramos, thank you for being with us tonight. >> great to be here. >> that was pretty remarkable interchange between you and the house leader and the senate leader today. what did you make of speaker boehner's response today when he looked at you and explained or at least he said he explained why he is blocking immigration reform. what do you make of his response? >> he's blaming president barack obama and the only person right now, the only person that is blocking immigration reform is speaker boehner. he can bring to a vote immigration reform next tuesday

shouldn't be fired. and the reason barack obama won't fire him is because if he fires him, that is an admission that someone in his administration screwed up. and barack obama has never admitted that his administration has made mistakes and he won't do now. and let's not forget that president obama has never really had a problem with firing generals. he's pretty much purged a lot of the generals in our military on disagreements about the war. but for some reason, he's not willing to step up to the mrailt and say, you need to go, get this fixed. only barack obama can make the issue of vets dying and turn it into what he's done and it's not his fault. >> bob, yesterday i said that i didn't think this was a scandal. i do think the irs is a xand a.m. i think benghazi is scandal. this is a failure of government run health care exposed to the united states of america. and president obama is not going to admit that he screwed up because then that would undermine his signature achievement, health care. and he's not going to be vulnerable on what he spent the first four years of his tenure wor

presidente barack obama mientras que en el congreso hubo un avance en esfuerzos por ponerle un alto a la represo contra opositores del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. lori montenegro con los detalles. >>> se escucharon y se dierviern la casa blanca. >>> aquÍ estamos luchaando por lo que en unos paÍs nos nos dejo que hacer es protestar por la libertad por la democracia. >>> lo que pedimos hoy es que los estados unidos y los otros paÍses hablen no sigan en silencio. >>> venezolanos de varios estados llegaron a washington entregaron una carta en la organizaciÓn de estados americanos. >>> y tambiÉn, estuvieron en el capitolio estadounidense. >>> estamos pidiendo la intervenciÓn de ningÚn gobierno extranjero, estamos pidiendo apoyo con acciones que pueden ayudarnos. >>> acciones como la tomada hoy en el subcomitÉ relaciones exteriores de la cÁmara baja que aprobÓ un proyecto leÍdo que insta al presidente barack obama a revocar visas y congelar bienes en estados unidos de varios funcionarios venezolanos responsables de violar los derechos humanos. >>> asÍ que necesitamos su ayuda para

. while the marquee matchup in kentucky is already heating up. >> barack obama's candidates preach independence but they practice loyalty above all else. tonight i'm confident of this. kentuckyians are not going to be deceived. >> i'm here to tell you tonight, my fellow kentuckyians, i am not an empty dress, i am not a rubber stamp, and i am not a cheerleader. i am a strong kentucky woman who is an independent thinker. it was a blistery rash. i couldn't lay down i couldn't sit up because it burned so much. as first lady of our church we have meetings. we have activities. and i couldn't do any of that. any time anything brushed up against this rash it would seem like it would set it on fire again. it was the worst pain i ever had. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the

. barack obama found osama bin laden. george bush didn't find him, barack obama did. and the cia, the state department, the defense department under barack obama are going to find the people that were responsible for benghazi, not a select committee. this is simply an assault on hillary clinton and they will use it and use it and use it. >> do you think that's what it is? is it being driven by trying to go after hillary clinton? >> totally. they don't have a candidate who can measure up in the polls. they know that. secretary clinton is the hands-on -- odds-on favorite to be president. >> but when you speak to your colleagues, who are -- and there are colleagues of yours across the aisle, republican members of the house who are really spending a lot of time on the issue of benghazi, do you think they're faking it? do you think they really believe that there was -- i mean it seems to me it's hard to figure out whether this is driven by people trapped in a kind of media bubble in which they are just reading stuff that is confirming that there was some huge cover-up or whether is as cyni

presidential campaign of that was when barack obama was still just a second-year senator and all the chatter was just starting to pick up that he might run in 2008 as well. back then, everyone figured that if obama did run, he wouldn't stand a chance against hillary. it had been almost 15 years by then that the clintons had been on the national stage. and for all of that time, they had been the enemies in chief of the republican party. and then this happened. >> it is now 9:00 p.m. in the east and barack obama is projected to win a substantial victory in north carolina over hillary clinton. >> and now this is the point, this is the moment that republicans made that mistake that they're now regretting, that they're now trying to erase, because it was in the spring of 2008 when it became clear that everyone had been wrong, it became clear that obama was actually going to win the democratic nomination, that there wasn't going to be a clinton restoration at all, when barack obama suddenly supplanted the clintons as the face of the national democratic party. it was at this moment that

. take a look. >> my opponent is in this race because barack obama and harry reid want her to be in this race. a vote for my opponent is to vote for obama care. barack obama's candidates preach independence, but they practice loyalty, above all else. and tonight, i'm confident of this. kentuckians are not going to be deceived. alison lundergan grimes is barack obama's candidate. >> mitch mcconnell would have you believe that president obama is on kentucky's 2014 election ballot. president obama is not on kentucky's 2014 election ballot. nothing about this election will change who is in the white house, but we can change who is in washington, d.c. and finally put someone for the commonwealth of kentucky. senator mcconnell, this race is between you and me. that's the name that appears on the ballot. >> now, she is a female candidate. >> yes, she is. >> and this is yesterday. >> yes. >> you know what i mean? >> yes, she is a doctor what -- >> it was mitch mcconnell talking about another candidate, he was so impressed with her that he said she is a female neurosurgeon. i stopped in my tracks

barack obama and harry reid want her in this race. there's a reason, friends. a reason. every hollywood liberal is sending her a check. >> together, we will take this fight to mitch mcconnell and hold him accountable for his 30 years of failed leadership. >> in idaho, cnn projects republican congressman mike simpson won his primary, one of many establish candidates to turn aside tea party backed candidates there. the chair faced a tough battle against brian smith. it was a test between conservative groups. as for the governor's race there, he's on track to beat russ who ran as a more conservative candidate. >> the election in oregon is merkley against monica wehby. she talked the more conservative candidate in the race. >>> two establish candidates holding off the conservative backed secretary of state in that state. cnn projects david purdue and kingston were the top two in the race but didn't get enough votes. secretary of state is set to finish third despite her backing from sarah palin. whoever wins the run off in july will face michelle nunn. democrats call her the best c

about them seems somehow vaguely material. >> well, i mean, we've seen it since barack obama became the front-runner in 2008. the hatred that has propelled conservatives and republicans to do everything in their power to go after him. i agree with you they're going to do that against hillary clinton. she is the front-runner in 2016. it gives us a chance to sit down in our nation and think about what should our foreign policy be and how has the u.s. dealt with africa, the continent. >> a wednesday report in the daily beast titled hillary state department refused to brand boko haram as terrorists. several were quick to blame former secretary of state hillary clinton for what's going on in nigeria even charging her with hypocrisy. here it is. >> now word is because we dp not place them on the terror list of officially known terrorist groups, it's going to be harder to go after them. and who exactly made sure that they were not placed on the terror list? hillary clinton. for hillary clinton now over the last couple of days to talk about how bad they are given the fact that she could hav

stage. >> defining america's role. barack obama defines his foreign policy vision for the rest of his presidency. >>> polls close, voting was extended, but has it happened turnout? >> i'm barbara in london with all the news in europe. including police bulldoze their way through migrant makeshift camps in calais. >> an >> first to the u.s. where barack obama has outlined the next stage for the foreign policy. he told military graduates that the world is changing and that presents new dangers. a group of decentralized al-qaeda affiliates and u.s. needs to match that without stretching the military thin or stirring up resentment. >> the u.s. military remains the onremains theindispensable ima - >> fellow at the institute for policy studies. phillies, good to have yofillp g that you hadn't heard before? >> it was interesting to hear them address the question of anything that is not military. it begs the question of who says that the u.s. must always lead. i don't know that the rest of the world necessarily agrees with that. but to the degree that he would talk about non non-military l

you're going to be called a racist if you were to question barack obama's failed policies. >> it's basically standard operating procedure at nbc news. i still to this day i don't get the controversy about mitt romney having resumes, binders on women and how sandra if she goes george washington university law school the public should pay for her birth control. i have a hard time understanding that mind set. can you help me out? >> of course, you do. you're a common sense consecutive that wants pafairne in this game being played in the arena of politics. the left will get grafted anything that you say that can be taken out of context and perceived as being a racist or sexist and they charge you with that and that way the debate, the conversation is stopped and they get to claim victory then on that issue because they can't argue the issues, sean. obviously, the issues that are so important to americans have to do with the failed policies of the fair left. they can't win on arguing their points of their policy. so they have to go on semiman ti that. >> we're hearing from victims and w

barack obama, you know, back in the day saying he was too green, he lacked executive experience. but if you really look at the top three potential republican contenders, couldn't you say something similar about them? >> well, yeah. there's some first-term senators in the group just like barack obama. ted cruz, rand paul, marco rubio. all of those not a lot of deep executive experience. people with ideas and enthusiasm and some supporters. but one of the toughest republican raps on barack obama was he didn't have enough experience. you know who this is good for? someone like jeb bush. >> john boehner is all for him. >> yeah. you know, you could imagine paul ryan and some others trying to make that case, but it really, i think, is the jeb bush people saying these newbies might be fine, these enthusiastic young people, but you know republicans in the end often like to go with the tried and the true and the guy who's been around awhile. >> thanks for waiting around this morning and speaking with us. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, bill kairns and craig melvin will be back for first buzz

. president barack obama delivers a key foreign-policy speech, saying the u.s. will remain strong but intends to use its military less. >> in the wake of fierce fighting in the ukrainian city of donetsk, the new president promises to crush rebels. >> america must always lead on the world stage -- that was the message from u.s. president barack obama today. >> obama outlined his vision for u.s. foreign-policy in a sweeping speech at the u.s. military academy. speaking to both a global television audience and graduating cadets at west point, obama said the u.s. should ink beyond using the military to solve u.s. problems. he said counterterrorism measures will remain in focus and that cooperation with international partners is the way forward. >> this beach came one day after putting forward a plan to end america's longest war, the country's 12-year deployment in a canna stand. -- in afghanistan. >> this year's graduates from the elite that point military academy will be the first in over a decade not to serve in iraq or afghanistan. that was a key message in president obama's address to the cla

and we are technically opposed to the idea of barack obama also just freely coming to our campus and being honored when he promised so many things and when he has also kept up of the policies and worsened some of the policies, like the drone policies, which the bush administration started. >> carmelo, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> good evening, chris. thank you for that and thank you for those of you joining us at home this hour. his name is california chrome. and on saturday, california chrome won the 140th running of the kentucky derby. even though california chrome went off as the favorite, his story really is a classic underdog tale. in a sport that's all about line annual, his parents weren't from fancy horse stock. his trainer is 77 years old. that's older than anyone that's ever trained a kentucky derby winner. his two owners are outsiders in the world of big-time horse racing. not long ago they turned down an offer of $6 million for their horse. so if you're into a good cinderella story, saturday's kentucky derby had one fo

mcconnell yesterday start talking about barack obama and how close grimes is to her. he's started a little bit but i think by wednesday if not tonight, he's already not mentioning bevin on the campaign trail and focused on grimes already. the question will be for grimes, she's went on this bus tour and her schedule is pretty thin in terms of what she's doing coming up next. my sense is that may be a mistake. she probably needs to figure out how does she change the dial -- mcconnell will be very aggressive against her very early. the question is how does she deal wkt and respond to that. she's been running nine months against herself and this is going to change really, really quickly. >> perry bacon in kentucky for us. thanks very much. this is going to be a contest. in the first two months to define this race, is it going to be a referendum on mcconnell, that's what mcconnell wants to stop. he wants to make this a choice election and put alison grimes in the spotlight. is she prepared for that battle to define her. keep an eye on this. the next 60 days i think will decide this race

in the united states and around the world. important speech for u.s. president barack obama as he prepares to outline his foreign policy goals and addressing graduating officers at west point military academy. >> the speech comes after mr. obama laid out his plans tuesday for withdrawing u.s. troops from afghanistan over the next two years. senior white house correspondent jim acauosta reports. >> reporter: declaring the combat mission in afghanistan over by the end of the year, president obama laid out the final chapter for the nation's longest war. >> the bottom line is, it is time to turn the page on more than a decade in which so much of our foreign policy was focussed on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> a small residual force limited to training afghan fighters and counterterror operations. under the president's plan. 9,800 u.s. forces next year, half that by 2016. embassy security only in the afghan capital as president obama prepars es to leave offic. mr. obama's proposal stops short of the full withdrawal he promised voters in 2012. >> we'll have them all out of there

with barack obama constantly embarrassing our country. (laughter) he's like america's dorky dad. wearing high wasted jeans, always monitoring what we do on the internet. (laughter) thank god it's only a couple more years until we get to go to electoral college. but the most embarrassing thing about our president is that he keeps destroying 250 years of american greatness. >> we got this video of barack obama bough together saudi king abdullah. and now look, watch how low-- he's way below the shoulder. >> take a look the president of the united states bowing to the emerer of japan. that is a deep bow too. >> barack obama did a deep, deep bow. >> in japanese culture a deep bow is very often seen as a sign of apology or contrition. and the greater the apology, the greater am of dferb --. >> you know, the japanese invaded pearl harbor, you bow. >> stephen: oh, it goes back even further than that. i mean obama spent years on the very same island as pearl harbor graveling to japan on his hands and knees. shameful, shameful. (applause) >> well, folksing i'm thrilled to be sad to say ou

que podría haber usado un insulto racial para describir al presidente barack obama, el hombre renunciÓ al cargo, entre quienes habÍan pedido la renuncia estaba el candidato republicano presidencial mitt rodney. >> la madre que quiso hacer justicia por mano propia y terminÓ apresada, los casos de acoso escolar se cuentan por miles en el paÍs, pero los problemas son peor cuando los padres se dejan llevar por sus impulsos. >> quÉ harÍa usted si todos los dÍas un compaÑero de clase se burlara de su niÑa en la escuela? cansada, una madre en california decidiÓ tomar acción por sÍ misma, pero esa no pudo haber sido la mejor opciÓn, la mujer no pudo contener su enojo y fue arrestada. la mujer entrÓ sin permiso al escuela, y le pidiÓ a su hijo que se llegara al niÑo que habÍa estado atormentando a su hermana, lo tomÓ por la garganta y le pidiÓ explicaciones. dicen que nunca se enteraron de que la hija de la enfurecida madre estaba siendo acosada. la superintendente de escuelas y se que realizarÁn investigaciones,ellos no toleran el acoso estudiantes. de todas formas

presidente barack obama aplaz la revisin de las polticas migratorias para seguir presionando al congreso a que apruebe una reforma. cesar ---la decisin ha causado polemica entre los activistas pro-reforma que hasta el momento han luchado junto al mandatario... gabriel huerta amplia. pkg cesar ---el vice presidente de gabriel huerta amplia. pkg cesar ---el vice presidente de estados unidos llego al area de la bahia take vo con el proposito de recaudar fondos para el partido democrata durante dos eventos privados en la ciudad de san francisco... ---el vice presidente, joe biden, no se presentara ante al publico... ---el funcionario no habia visitado esta region desde junio del aÑo pasado... blanca ---esta noche, durante un entrevista "exclusiva" la cadena nbc, tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con... take vo ...el ex-analista estadounidense, "edward snowden" que revelo en 2013 el espionaje masivo de la agencia de seguridad nacional del pais. ---durante la entrevista, "snowden" dijo que fue entrenado como un espia y afirmo que es un experto que asesoro a funcionarios del gobierno del

. barack obama outlines his foreign policy vision for the rest of his presidency. ♪ >> hello, i'm jane dutton you are watching al jazeera life from our headquarters in doha. air strikes in libya. >> i'll be reporting live from continuely on a former general's latest attempt to tackle armed groups that he says are threatening this country's stability. >>> chaos in beirut. >>> and tributes are paid to the celebrated american writer who has died at the age of 86. >>> u.s. president barack obama has outlined his blueprint for the next stage of american foreign policy, speaking at the u.s. military academy, he said the u.s. needs to lead on the world stage, but also show military restraint. he said the u.s. must lead on the global stage. >> and when a typhoon hits the philippines, or schoolgirls are kidnapped in nigeria, or masked men occupy a building in ukraine, it is america that the world looks to for help. [ applause ] >> so the united states is and remains the one indispensable nation that has been true for the century past and it will be true for the century to come. but the wor

something silent. >> what about barack obama? would you be okay with barack obama? >> oh, no. >> coming in and giving a speech. >> not at all. this came up in our meetings, barack obama because we knew that people would try to bring it it up as backlash. under barack obama we have much more drone attack than we had under the bush administration they are all being authorized. >> i'm going to go down the list. how about al sharpton would he be okay to speak. >> i'm here in representation of a whole group with a lot of ideas. and one thing that we have have been stressing and focusing on is not putting out names of who we would like or who we wouldn't like because you are acting as judge, jury and executioner. executioner getting the honorary degree and taking the commencement speaker away from someone. you said someone with a tainted record as a public servant shouldn't speak. well, tainted according to whom? she has never been brought to trial as a war criminal. that's patently absurd. that's your point of view. but you're actually judging her in a way that has not been done i

experience. right? someone to start the healing at home and abroad. now looking back on barack obama over the last six years, do you think he was the president with experience and the healing has taken place at home and abroad? >> i think he really has restored america's strength abroad. i think he has been a good foreign policy president. these are very difficult times. there is no question. but he has tried in the middle east. he has tried in ukraine. he is doing his best. this is a very difficult times for america abroad. >> governor richardson, thank you so much. and, next on the rundown, fox news brit hume confronts a former democratic congresswoman over the white house's soft benghazi talking points. talking points. brit had ♪ ♪ feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it he

. barack obama came into office, one controversial thing he did was add troops to afghanistan did a surge now doing a drawdown. it says something to me really rotten about the core of the credibility of the republican party that they can't deal with any of that actual up and down troop factual history. and have to instead pretend winding this down after 13 years, much longer than world war ii is an automatic loss. it is weird to think of wins, losses to begin with. part of the structural problem of how war is conceived of. i think it is note worthy to me. dick cheney felt he had to run to the cameras to defend the legacy of dick cheney. not a lot of people are. he was there, aside from john mccain, lindsay graham statement, you would program a macro on your microsoft word, to issue, there isn't a ton of appetite. when the republican base, and your rank-and-file republican conservative politicians, to have more war in afghanistan. so, in fact, i think dick cheney appearing on sean hannity making this argument of weakness was this lion in winter moment, right. he had lost. not just th

on russia. barack obama going up the prospect of measures targeting defence and finance. this is in ukraine to govern helicopters were shot down the aisle to get defensive. it's a good sled dogs has also been deadly stuff streaking up the southern port city of deaths. at least three killed there. also the newsletter may not have a new president can lay claim to the minister along with most eligible bachelor. the actions of george clooney's impeachment to human rights attorney and all of the team. i was char while ago here on false and get you her press conference from the white house. a lot of it. reacting to what's been up friday of escalation in both eastern and southern ukraine. in the port of odessa. three killed in clashes between pro russian protesters and supporters of ukrainian unity. meanwhile anton offensive by government forces on the eastern city of sled dogs marks for the shooting down two ukrainian helicopters kids security services when one was hit by a surface to air missiles. obama and such weaponry can only be the work of moscow the ukrainian holocaust to employees

state, and the dems are picking barack obama in 2008 and what do the voters think about hillary clinton this time around? we have the fascinating answers that may surprise you. >>> and any moment, we are waiting to hear from speaker john boehner, and we know that he is going to ask the president where the jobs are? but what does he have to say about immigration, and can the republicans pick up more house seats? i'm chris jansing, and today is the closest thing to a super tuesday that we will have this year, and we will set the stage for some of the major midterm matchups deciding the balance of the power in the senate. one of the big themes is the republican establishment versus the tea party. one in one of the closest watched races is mitch mcconnell trying to fend off his challenger. in oregon, mike simpson is trying to fend his opponent off. and also the watch involving saxton chambliss. today, should give us a read on how important obamacare will be which not so long ago the republicans considered the ace in the hole. today of the state's primary states are going to indicate

general. government is going to continue to grow under barack obama. this big, ineffective government that he has grown will just create and perpetuate the problem. >> why do you think the president does not hold people accountable? eric holder lies to congress. you've got the worst rollout of a website with more lead time and more money spent in the history of man kind with kathleen sebelius. now shinseki is not going to get fired. >> when you hold someone accountable, it takes energy and resources? barack obama is lazy. he warned us he was lazy. he attributed that to having been brought up in hawaii. it's his words, not mine. the other thing is barack obama still doesn't see what the main problem is. the main problem is government. it's not the solution. it is the problem. he doesn't recognize that, so he will continue to do what he's doing. status quo is fine with him. he's not called out as often as he should be because the media isn't took its job in holding him accountable. >> what are your plans for the election this year? >> to get out there and campaign hard for people who wi

races. >> in kentucky mitch mcconnell cruised to victory. >> alison grimes is barack obama's candidate. >> as kentucky's next united states senator, i'll answer to the people of this state. i will speak for myself, and no kentucky woman, mitch mcconnell, will sit on the back bench. >> now for the bombshell lawsuit against the nfl. >> the lawsuit claims doctors gave players painkillers to hide serious injuries and keep them on the field. >> the fbi is considering the relaxing the policy on marijuana smokers. >> one of our challenges we face is getting a good work force, at the same time when young people's attitudes about marijuana are leading more and more of them to try it. >>> they serve our country, but are we serving them in their hour of need? after weeks of controversy about alleged deaths linked to delayed care at the va facilities, president obama is finally speaking out. >> if these allegations prove to be true, it is dishonorable. it is disgraceful. and i will not tolerate it, period. >> pretty strong words. will they be enough to quell what has welcobecome a growing of outra

corazÓn, y yo quisiera decir del presidente barack obama que pare las deportaciones. >> esta campaÑa tambiÉn busca reunificar a familias que han sido separadas por las leyes de inmigraciÓn, en especial a una familia mexicana de illinois que espera ver pronto a uno de los suyos. es el caso de la ciudadana estadounidense rocÍo, a cuyo esposos se le impuso el castillo de los 10 aÑos y desde el 2006 viven separados. >> ha sido mÁs doloroso por la cuestiÓn de mi niÑa, porque desde que ella naciÓ, a los 4 meses Él ha estado allÁ. >> por eso intentarÁn que su esposo pida asilo en estados unidos porque ha sido vÍctima de robo y secuestro en mÉxico como conductor de una empresa de transporte pÚblico. >> incluso estaba misa con Él y fue algo muy doloroso, este, pero... por la gracia de dios estÁ vivo. >> para activistas pro inmigrantes, ni el presidente ni el congreso actÚan a favor de la poblaciÓn indocumentada, la consecuencia para ellos se verÁn en las urnas. >> seguimos hablando del tema migratorio, y es que muchos casos en las cortes se han visto afectados desd

? muy buenas noches. el presidente barack obama tomÓ una decisión encaminada a mantener viva cualquier esperanza de que el congreso aborde las iniciativas sobre una reforma migratoria antes de que termine el aÑo 2014, del mandatario pidiÓ al secretario de seguridad nacional que suspenda temporalmente una revisiÓn a las polÍticas de deportaciÓn hasta bien entrado el segundo semestre de este aÑo. tenemos los detalles de este nuevo capÍtulo. >> el presidente obama dilatarÁ la revisiÓn de los procesos de deportaciÓn en un intento por darle una Última oportunidad al congreso para que apruebe una reforma migratoria este aÑo. obama le habÍa pedido en marzo pasado a su secretario de seguridad interna que evaluara la posibilidad delimitar las exportaciones inmigrantes indocumentados que no tengan antecedentes penales peligrosos, ahora, en un cambio de estrategia, obama le dijo a ese funcionario que continÚe la revisiÓn de las deportaciones, pero que no revele los resultados todavÍa, el mandatario busca aprovechar lo que considera es una pequeÑa ventana entre junio y julio para

barack obama dio hoy un nuevo impulso a la reforma migratoria y enviÓ un mensaje a los republicanos en la cÁmara de representantes, ya son dos los casos en estados unidos del mortal virus respiratorios de oriente medio. el sacerdote acusado de cargos de pederastia, y la explosiÓn de una mina en turquÍa, así comenzamos. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ >> muy buenas noches, el presidente barack obama fue hoy mÁs allá en su plan de apoyo a la reforma migratoria, y en una reuniÓn con unas 40 autoridades de policÍas de todo el país, hablo de un plazo para que se apruebe la reforma,dijo que quizÁs hay una ventana de dos o tres meses para avanzar en el tema en la cÁmara de representantes , y le hablÓ directamente a los republicanos. >> la seguridad fronteriza la tomamos muy en serio, este paquete de reformas tambiÉn ayudarÁ a crear un camino justo para que aquellos que viven a las sombras logren la ciudadanÍa, en consecuencia darÁ a los organismos encargados de hacer cumplir la leÍ una mejor idea

troops to risk their lives for. that blistering condemnation from barack obama himself, back in may 2008 when has a candidate for the oval office he ripped the bush administration over the story of an 89-year-old vet that committed suicide after being denied access to health care. flash forward and the story is playing out on a bigger scale, this time with barack obama at the helm. investigations underway at more that two dozen va facilities where veterans could not get timely care and staffers tried to cover it up with what we were told were sometimes deadly results. >> never before have i seen an allegation of the coverup of 40 people dying. >> reporter: senator john mccain m expressing shock. ground zero to a story that took a troubling state of affairs to a new and disturbing low. december of 2013. dr. sam foot of the phoenix va retired and publicly detailed allegations that patients have died at his facility while awaiting care that would never come. dr. foot alleges veterans are being ignored, that wait times are being falsified. that same month investigators visit phoenix to

, all the action, all the negative all the blame game is not going to barack obama so much but the next person they think they' got to hit. even nigeria. i want to start with these nigerian pictures. let's start with this picture which i think is going to enflame this country. all these are young girls taken hostage and god knows what future they face. maybe some have already been forced into marriage out there. when the papers are picked up tomorrow morn, the american people are going to see these faces and they're going to be mad. the republicans want them to be mad at hillary clinton. your thoughts? >> there's no question, chris. what they're doing is what's known in the political world as pre-buttal. they're trying to get the narrative of hillary clinton's time as secretary of state out there in the public mind in the way they want to before hillary clinton herself comes out with her own account in the book she's been writing called "hard choices." hillary clinton knows for sure that her time as secretary of state is going to be a key factor and a big argument in her campaign f