, didn't respect obama. so i think that we will see this president now going to meet with putin. the press is appropriately skeptical because we have been through this before, we have seen it before. we understand that putin doesn't see the world the way america sees it. susan: i want to close this by getting back to obama and what you think his legacy will be. obviously trump is setting out to undo both legislatively and by executive order what he can undo of some of obama's accomplishments. what do you think will withstand that initial trumpian and republican onslaught and taking a somewhat longer view, it is not enough to say well, barrack obama was the first african-american president. what do you think, having covered the whole thing, we are going to be reading about barack obama 50 years from now? peter: well, some things you can't undo. he inherited an economy on the edge of a great depression and brought it back from the abyss. the auto industry, which was about to go into the toilet was rescued. osa

it is a unique story that senator hendon was so able to agitate barack obama that barack obama wanted to have a fistfight with him. brian: i do not know how to ask this but, in all of the time that you reviewed barack obama's life, did he ever do anything illegal? besides coke? david: no. i would tell you to stories that i think are indicative of illinois politics. in illinois politics, the phrase is well known, pay to play. if someone wants to receive business or grants from the state, you better be a campaign contributor. one of the things in his entire political record that he is most embarrassed about is $10,000 in contributions that he received from a southside activist figure who had actually been the republican nominee challenging him for the state senate seat in 1998. after that, friends of that activist contributed $10,000 to barack's next campaign. them,ks, as we would call legislatures are able to designate funds for recipients. low and behold, the activists group receives a $75,000 earmark , thanks to senator obama. dirty it is to play not a legal but it is not the barack

up next, speaking of obama envy, obama -- look at this weird thing. look at this, the pointing pointing up and down. this is cold stuff. i like merkel. the relationship with obama. that was a good relationship. >> look at them together. >> that strange situation. straight ahead, you're watching "hardball." thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get stuff. what's it mean for shipping? ship the goods. you're a go! you got the green light. that means go! oh, yeah. start saying yes to your company's best ideas. we're gonna hit our launch date! (scream) thank you! goodbye! let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. so you can get business done. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed fo

it his a unique story that senator had to was so able to agitate barack obama that barack obama wanted to have a fistfight . in all the time that you've reviewed his life, did he ever do anything illegal? besides coke. >> illegal, no. stories thatyou to i think are indicative of chicago politics. phrase pay to play, if someone wants to receive business or grants from state government you better be a campaign contributor. in histhe things in his political record that he is most embarrassed about is $10,000 and contributions he received from a cell site active or -- activist named jesse -- who was sent republican nominee challenging him in 1998. after that, friends of mr. $10,000 toributed barack's next campaign. earmarks, as we call them here in washington, number initiatives in illinois, legislators are able to designate funds for particular recipients. group receives a 75,000 dollar earmark member initiative thanks to senator obama. that is paid to play. it is not easy got that it is not illegal. without question it is something that barack is embarrassed to be reminded of. >> is tony

obama had dinner with canada's justin trudeau last month, and obama met with south korea's new president moon jae-in in this past monday. only three days after president trump met with the korean leader at the white house. three days. the former president's shadowing of president trump is appalling and so is the silence of the national left-wing media who have supported obama in his egregiously awful behavior since he left office and, of course, throughout his eight years as president. there's nothing surprising in it at all of course, the former president who spent the eight years undermining core values, traditions and national interests to boot. and who now does his very best to undercut president trump and the will of the american people, and i've noticed, have you, that there's been not one demwith sufficient integrity to protest the offensive and aggressive acts of a former president who is now only extending his presidential record of failure through these disgusting efforts to subvert president trump and his administration, and i admit i've been reluctant to add up the leaders of

obama didn't give the result he wanted. and as a result america is stuck in the region whether it wants to be or not. ♪ >> glor: the bee giled is the remake of the 1971 film. collin farrell as a union soldier recovering from his wounds at a southern girl school run by nicole kid man. it brought sophia coh, pola best film director. she talked to the film critic for time magazine >> the premise to me was so kind of loaded and juicy with fun to look at things about men and women and over the top setting. >> also, at this point twith the release of wonder woman and we're talking a lot more about women film makers seems that this story, which is very woman send trick is kind of -- seems that you made the right movie for the times maybe without even knowing it? >> the timing has been interesting how i think and we were filming during the election and there was so much talk about kind of the dynamics between men and women and power and but i started working the story several years ago before it takes -- they asked me to write th

he talked about his book "rising star: the making of barack obama," which covers president obama's life prior to winning the presidency. you can watch this interview on our website c-span.org. brian: david garrow, author of "rising star: the making of barack obama." what was the hardest part of this book to be? david: without question the most challenging aspect of doing this book with dealing with the women before michelle obama. i am an academic historian. i'm different with how i deal with people than journalists are. when one is talking with people about intimate personal relationships, i'm very hesitant differential. i do not pose intrusive questions. it is crucially important both with alec mcnair and genevieve cook, there were all of these link the letters that barak wrote them, that they hung on to. it gives the history of barack's life a great depth and richness to have all of those letters in his own words detailing those relationships. brian: we talked a previous hour on this. it is almost 1500 pages including the notes and all that. did you have to cut this book down? david:

obama. good morning from indiana. caller: good morning. one of the main problems when you discuss an issue like this is the american news media is one-sided news. we only get one side of issues like this. rose" a dayharlie or two ago, and he had the iranian nuclear negotiator with john kerry. he must have been on other media programs in this country. why couldn't you get him on the program so we could get his point of view? iaea ision, steve, the the one who certifies, and i think they have done so at least six times, that iran is in compliance with this agreement. why can't you get someone from who i think is more objective than your guest? the media unfortunately with issues like this is one-sided issues. you could have gotten zarif. it seems like you should have been able to get an iaea person. we have to get away from one-sided news. clawson have patrick and we would love to have him as well. we have an open invitation to him and john kerry. guest: the issues between the united states an

obama care is broken. for the next two years while we have the obama care exchanges, the only way to cover the premiums is to cover the premiums. >> karl, thank you very much. karl rove, rewill be right back. -- we will be right back. stay with us. >>> welcome back. as we have been reporting the race is on this weekend to rally up as many senate republicans as possible to get behind a new bill for a vote this week to repeal obama care. senator james lankford joining me right now, a member of the appropriations committee, also intelligence and homeland security committees. good to see you. thank you very much for joining us. >> good to see you as well. glad to be with you. >> most people don't understand the senate rules. they are complex in terms of the rules on governing. you wrote an op-ed about this. i want to get right to it before we get the status check on that bill to repeal obama care. you say the genesis of the frustration stems from the rules that provide a minority of senators to ability to put

obama, which covers president obama's life up to winning the presidency. >> the point emphasize here is over the course of his presidency, there were scores and scores of people in illinois who had known him in years earlier who were deeply disappointed with the trajectory of the obama presidency. and disappointed in two ways. number one, disappointed with forgot manyck obama of the people who were central to his political rise. dated black :00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." collects a look at some of this week's developments concerning senate action on the health care lot replacement. on wednesday, president trump posted republican senators at the white house to discuss their strategy for repealing and replacing the federal health care law. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell also spoke to reporters. it will have his remarks after the president. president trump: please, sit down. oh, it's not hard. we're close. i think we are a lot closer than people understand and we have to pull it through. it is so important. we are in this room today to deliver on our promise to the american peop

obama broke his promise since then. i take that up in mine i take that up in mine commentary tonight and (basketball game and crowd sounds) ♪ if you talkin' they will hear you ♪ every single time... why are we getting killed like this? kyle's not here. got caught drinking beer in the park a couple of nights ago. really? yeah. zero tolerance-he's out for the season. harsh. hey, he knew not to drink. we've made that clear to all our kids, right? uh, no... not really. bill, if we don't tell them what we expect and why they shouldn't drink, how're they gonna know? (announcer) talk. they hear you. for more information, visit underagedrinking.samhsa.gov. >> lou: a few thoughts on a former president who said this in the 2012 presidential campaign. >> i would point out that we have one president at a time and one administration at a time. i think traditionally, the notion has been america's political differences end in the water's edge. >> lou: barak obama that one president and just before he left office, he said he would

the president would not be letting obama care collapse. he is actively -- actively trying to undermine the health care system in this country using millions of americans as political pawns in a cynical game. by continuing to deny the insurance markets their certainty that they need to function, the president is playing a dangerous game with the health care of this country. so our republican colleagues here in the senate have a choice to make. they can follow the president down a 357b8g that will lead to higher premiums, less care and millions of americans losing coverage. they can join president trump in trying to sabotage the system and hurt millions of innocent americans to try to make a political point that has failed already, or they can start today working with democrats. we can work together to lower premiums. we can work together to stabilize the markets. we can work together to improve the quality of health care. this isn't a radical idea. a group of 11 republican and democratic governors called for exactly the kind of bipartisan c

generalissimo speeches that president obama -- the un's general assembly speeches that president obama gave year after year. we are no longer in an age when one country can dominate another, and so forth. this is a philosophy that led the administration to reach out to enemies and distance itself from friends. we saw that in the iran deal. president obama's attitude for the middle east is that it was an arena populated by friends and potential friends. he went to a great extent to win over the potential friends like iran, at the expense of israel. to do this, he had to deceive the israelis and the american public in a number of areas. if i had come to you in this forum in 2013, and told you that the consequence of president obama's policies would be the rise of the russian-iranian alliance across the middle east, the development of an iranian territorial corridor, the displacement of 10 million people in syria, the injection into europe of millions of refugees, or over one million refugees. if i told you that iran would emerge from the deal with the right to enrich and reprocess uraniu

obama broke his promise since then. i take that up in mine i take that up in mine commentary tonight and so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. >> lou: a few thoughts on a former president who said this in the 2012 presidential campaign. >> i would point out that we have one president at a time and one administration at a time. i think traditionally, the notion has been america's political differences end in the water's edge. >> lou: barak obama that one president and just before he left office, he said he would only speak out when only core values were at stake. that took him less than two weeks to ignore the historical prov

obama broke his promise since then. i take that up in mine commentary tonight and >> lou: a few thoughts on a former president who said this in the 2012 presidential campaign. >> i would point out that we have one president at a time and one administration at a time. i think traditionally, the notion has been america's political differences end in the water's edge. >> lou: barak obama that one president and just before he left office, he said he would only speak out when only core values were at stake. that took him less than two weeks to ignore the historical provision of one president at a time. on january 30th, obama denounced president trump's travel ban. since then, he hit the republican efforts to rescue the failed health care program and president trump's decision to exit the paris climate deal. mr. obama embarked on a world tour that is organized to shadow president trump's meeting with foreign leaders. he met with former prime ministers of england and italy and talked to prime minister may just hours before her

barack obama. that is not a personal attack on the former president. you could substitute the name of any black politician and the statement would still hold true. that is what i'm trying to get at in this book. it started as a column that grew into a longer essay and eventually a short book that was recently published. but my intention was to make a fairly simple point which was political activity is not the most effective way of advancing a group economically. a racial ethnic group, political success does not automatically lead to economic success with one does not flow naturally from another. it is not an original observation but an important one that is regularly ignored by civilized leaders and black political leaders to practice identity politics urging blacks to vote as a block, favoring candidates of their own racial or ethnic background and so forth. i thought the end of the obama presidency was an especially good time to reiterate the limits of this strategy which has been in place more t

obama broke his promise since then. i take that up in mine commentary tonight and much more, we'll be right back. ♪ [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. ♪(somber piano) ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ >> lou: a few thoughts on a former president who said this in the 2012 presidential campaign. >> i would point out that we have one president at a time and one administration

he said, referring to obama ca re office. he said, referring to obama care it will be repealed and replaced simultaneously on the same day or the same week. but probably the same day, could even be the same hour. the latest republicans who have gone against the plan are my glee from utah and another from kentucky to say it does not do enough to lower premiums for middle—class families. to remind you, obama care requires all americans to have health insurance, it offers subsidies to make it more affordable so 20 million people have

the revamped version keeps some obama care taxes in place. it adds funding for the poor as well as money to combat the opioid epidemic. but senators lindsey graham and bill cassidy say that they have a better idea. they've introduced an alternative plan, aimed at winning bipartisan support. senator lindsey graham joins us right now to talk more about that. good to see you. thank you very much for joining us. >> good morning. >> how do you think this plan -- go through your plan, tell us what's important and why you think it will gain bipartisan support so you can get this bill to president's desk. >> there you go. all the money that we were going to be spending in washington, we block granted the states is pretty simple. we leave the taxes in place, except for the individual mandate and the employer mandate and the medical device tax, we take all that money and we send it back to the states and tell them you devise a plan for south carolina and california, if you want to go obama care route, you can. if you want to do something different, you

redlinedent obama do a to syria on chemical warfare. but it was president trump, not president obama, that launched missile strikes against the assad regime. how does marmont -- more muscular posture affect the conflict? >> i'm committed to resetting the relationship between our two nations. >> the obama initiative to read populations faltered as vladimir putin challenged his neighbors and expanded moscow's influence. >> it would be wonderful with nato and our country could get along with russia right now. we are not getting along with the model. >> president trump's attempts to setting the course with the kremlin better? >> looking at the america first policies, one thing is certain, the world is not waiting. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen welcome ambassador wendy sherman, michael durand, and jacek isaacson. [applause] >> good afternoon. months since his inauguration, and with the promised quote from this day forward it will be only america first, president trump has put forth policies that seek to reposition the u.s. on the world stage.

senator obama, making the same point. listen. >> we cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected. undocumented, unchecked. and circumventing the line of people who are waiting leve lawfully to become immigrants. liz: what happened? what is the one 180? >> they are playing politics with the security of the united states, which should never happen, border security should not be a little bit issue, looking at the left, and rite, and middle, you have to acknowledge, and say, president trump has done what he said he would do, he has driven down illegal immigration, i would love for the white house to play up more of his successes. border security one of his huge platforms. and he has delivered on that. >> we have you know victims families of people who have been killed or attacked by illegal immigrants on our show, they say, no democrat has ever reached out to them, what are your thoughts about that. >> i don't know of any victims of crime perpetrated by illegal aliens that support democrats, and reason is, be

the truth is, obama care has failed. and obama care must go. [applause] >> now the house of representatives, these great congressmen here have already done their work. let me thank all the congressmen who did that, who labored through, a lot of long hours, in producing a bill from the house of representatives. it is important to note in this moment, though, that republicans have faced opposition from every single democrat in the house and senate, including ohio's own senator brown. you know, i served with senator brown when i was in the house of representatives and he was a congressman. i heard that he is actually going to be on the ballot next year. so could you do america a favor, let's retire senator brown in 2018 and give ohio two great republican senators. [applause] >> the opposition has been universal. it's been incredible when you think about it. the democrats who gave us the failed policies of obama care won't any one of them lift a finger to help the american people out of the burden. but republicans have soldiered on to keep their pr

barack obama and that's not a personal attack. you can substitute the name of any black politician in the statement would still hold true. that's what i'm trying to get at in this book. started out as a column and it grew into a longer essay and eventually a short book that was recently published. my intention was to make a fairly simple point which is that political activity is not the most effective way of advancing a group economically. the racial ethnic screw political successes not automatically economic success. one does not flow naturally from the other. hardly an original observation but i think it's an important one that is regularly ignored by civil rights leaders who practice identity politics favoring candidates of their own racial or ethnic background. i thought the end of the obama presidency was an especially good time to reiterate the limits which has been in place for more than 50 years now. since the 1960s black leaders have prioritized the integration of political constitutions and they have had a great deal of

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you can make an argument that president obama underreacted. many former members of the obama administration wish they acted more strongly. he may be right if they would have acted differently if they thought that hillary clinton was going to lose. we will never know this. but none of this is new. this was playing out on the front pages in real-time. we reported in "the times" in july, before he said that president obama knew of this in august. it's not like any of this was not publicly known as this was all playing out. and president obama would tell you, he sat down with putin in his last meeting with him, warned him off of this and meddling in the actual count of the election in november. >> there's a bigger situation emerging on this trip, even in its infancy here, robin. the president's party was so critical of president obama and rightly so. you don't go abroad and bash your own country. you two out and put the best foot forward, especially in a place like poland, where they are battling their own individual liberty fights right now. and

to these changes, none would ba rack obama past opposed to these changes, none would barack obama past health care reform in 2009, barack obama was on the stump meeting with key providers, hospitals and insurance companies health care providers, everyone trying to get them on board, get them to sign of the legislation because it is hard, you have to have a big tent to get this. they're talking about a straight up repeal vote which is out of the window, there are enough senators opposed that it may never reach the floor of the house, donald trump new position is to wash his hands of this, walk away and hope the whole system colla pses away and hope the whole system collapses and the democrats come back begging for help. the problem is this is on donald trump is sold responsibility and him saying he will let the system collapse and shrug, not many americans will be crazy about the idea of him abandoning that and their insurance problems just abandoning that and their insurance problemsjust get a abandoning that and their insurance problems just get a political goal. one man who can wash

he's going to hit the media and obama. obama has gone overseas and trashed trump. the polish people loved him.m. >> he reaffirmed article five and nato saying we are here for you and an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. he reaffirmed the basis. i don't like all of the stuff with the media. it exposes the seedy underbelly domestically. we need to keep our dirty laundry at home. >> laura: is there something to that? the critics today went on and on, giving aid and comfort to dictators around the world. who put down a free press. is that what he did? >> no, i don't believe that at all. it was really an afterthought. the idea came when i asked the question.ou i followed up and asked the president of poland to defend his own actions by actuallyd repressing the press corps there. he has determined which outlets are allowed to cover the parliament at all. that's press repression. the president of the united states, i don't think that's part of first amendment danger, i think that's part oft his personality. >> laura: this speech was a big speech. this was not

president obama a one-term president. willing to work with him on anything, he wasn't illing to discuss with him and he made his stance from the beginning. i think this is personal. this is personal with republicans, mitch mcconnell and against barack obama. they don't call it the health are plan, a.c.a., they call it the rock obamacare, that is wrong. i think president trump fhe to make america great, because we're democrats, e're republicans, we're independents in america f. he wants to make america great he n, like he says, then would bring democrats onboard, drain the swamp, that would drain the swamp. bring democrats onboard, republicans onboard, and do a ts onboard healthcare plan, tweak what we already have and you can call it call it, ou want to make it right for the american people. great, like he said. that is my comment, start americans ether as and come up with solutions to make it great for america and stop doing bickering and fussing and arguing, it looks ridiculous, it does to me as an my life, got to look

now they are working to repeal obama care and now just worry about replacing it later. an attitude being adopted by the senate majority leader. mj has more for us on capitol hill. >> reporter: what a dramatic night, mitch mcconnell getting two nails in the coffin last night. they came out to say they will vote know on the notion to proceed. that meant that mcconnell could not bring up his bill to proceed on the senate floor and he acknowledged that repeal and replace is not going to be successful. if that was plan a, we're moving on to plan b and here it is. mcconnell still wants to move forward on the motion to proceed with a vote, and he wants to bring up an amendment that is a 2015 repeal bill, and delay that bill for two years. it was vetoed by president obama. if the repeal and delay plan sounds familiar, it should. this is a tactic they considered at the beginning of this year. they decided there was no a tide in the republican conference to just pursue repeal without a replacement plan ready and president trump himself said that repeal and replace should happen s

[applause] obama: 85. president kennedy wrote that the complication of public business and the competition for the public's attention have obscured innumerable acts of political courage. large and small, performed .lmost daily innumerable acts of political courage large and small, performed almost daily. and that is true. i have seen it. i have witnessed it. i have been thinking on this notion of political courage this weekend. in particular about some of the men and women who were elected to congress the same year i was elected to the white house. many of them were new to washington. their entire career ahead of them. in that first term, they had to take tough vote after tough vote because we were in crisis. they took votes to save the financial system and the economy even when it was highly unpopular. it took votes to save the auto industry when even in michigan, people did not want to see bailouts. it took votes to crack down on abuses on wall street, despite pressure from lobbyists and sometimes their

this repeels about half the obama care taxes. continues to fund the majority of the subsidies, continues to keep majority of the regulations. really i think we're keeping obama care as much as anything, and that's not our promise. >> it does not make sense to do a major rewrite of a vital entitlement program without having any hearings or considerati consideration. that's something that is a major reason that i find myself unable to support the bill. >> why no democrats expected to vote for the bill, majority leader mitch mcconnell knees 50 of the gop senators to pass the legislation. to win over moderates. the bill includes $45 million to fight opioid epidemic, $70 billion to stabilize the cost of the health care. extension of the three obama care tax breaks. to appease conservatives, the bill also allows insurers to share new low cost strip down policies that aren't obama care compliant. large cuts to medicaid will remain in place, which has left some senators undecided on the new bill. over the next several days mcconnell is e

he is also of course an obama donor. for more on the russia probe, the battle over healthcare on capitol hill, we are joined by kimberly guilfoyle, co-host of "the five," former prosecutor. and co-host of the -- of "the five." what is the president going to do? he's being assailed on all side. he has speaker ryan and mitch mcconnell acting as if this is political business as usual. kimberly: isn't it remarkable. he's having to battle people in his own party. they promised him the world and delivered nothing. you further see his presidency being undermined, even though they handed him the house and senate. you would think they would be able to get something done. but he's battling even harder with people in his own party. still it seems the president has some level of optimism about this and saying that mitch mcconnell has to get this done. so what is paul ryan doing? what is mitch mcconnell doing? why is this difficult? why is it people are behaving in the way they are. and mishmashing this whole plan to a point where it

that was the lesson in 2010 with the obama presidency and with daud frank during the obama presidency. until the president takes an active leadership role and drives the agenda and says these are the goal posts and the thing that this reform has to accomplish, it's impossible to get anything complex done. the republicans learned that lesson the hard way in the past few weeks and i hope they took it to heart. >> do you think that's what he is trying to do tomorrow? is it too little, too late? >> i would love it if that is what the president is trying to do. unfortunately i think that health care reform is probably dead. i don't see us reviving this effort in a successful way. but there is a lot more to accomplish in the next couple years. >> i want to ask you about the house and senate under republican control. but president trump said they need more victories next year since the democrats are obstructionists. you know there is a tweet for everything. he tweeted this, obama's complaints about republicans stopping his agenda are b.s. he can never take responsibility. do these two have a

these are obama intel officials. they went on to describe how china has interfered with our elections and they consider that a weaker threat, iran is a much bigger threat and north korea's the biggest foreign threat. yet none is bn reported with the ferocity that you mentioned that we are reporting on russia. >> jesse: speaking of threats, people are now claiming they are the ones under threat and take a look at this montage. >> have you raise the concern that all of us in the news media have about the president calling us enemies of the american people because that's a very harsh statement and potentially dangerous. >> at what point does this become dangerous? i'm talking dangerous as in a journalist gets her. i can tell you working overseas in war zones, people are in bold and by the actions of this administration, emboldened by the declaration of war and the media. >> the reporters and journalists are enemies of the state. someone, god forbid someone is going to do something violent against journalist and a large

obama officials contend the deal is working. during the campaign, president trump called it "the worst deal ever call ." the administration would seep in utah for a follow on deal with european allies, noting that such an agreement would nearly be impossible to achieve. the challenge for the president and others who oppose the iran nuclear agreement says that iran has already received many of its benefits. part of this deal, part of iran getting curbs on its nuclear program, it's also gotten tens and billions of dollars in on frozen assets and lifted sanctions. bret? >> bret: more on this with the penal. an american doctor who specializes in rare disease, affecting a british child, will travel to england to see the boy. it's the latest development in the legal battle over whether his parents should be allowed to take charlie gard to the u.s. for experiment or treatment. a judge is promising a new reeling by july 25th. two is really police officers are dead tonight, and tensions in jerusalem are high after an attack inside a majo

fracasÓ ademÁs el presidente trumpquien prometiÓ derogar obama care junto al congreso. >> dejen que obama care colapse y entonces hÁganlo. >> la medida hubiera dejado sin seguro mÉdico a 16 millones de estadounidenses durante la prÓxima dÉcada un mccain y otros temÍan que la cÁmara baja. no he visto ningÚn senador que diga la verdad tan fuerte o frecuentemente como mccain. en lÍder de la mayoría dijo que habÍa que avanzarcon otras prioridades legislativas. la derrota es para el pueblo. >> los perdedores son los millones de americanos daÑados por obama care, no deben irse mientras lasaseguradores deciden quedarse o no. >> todavÍa tenemos que resolver problemas y ayudar a la gente. >> podemos examinar en detalle lo que pueden hacer los cambios. >> aquÍ muchos estÁn en desacuerdo con la soluciÓn del presidente, dejar que obama care se autodestruye a perjudicando millones de estadounidenses. >> son animales, eso dijo el presidente donald trump al referirse a miembros de la mara salva trucha. >> horas antes de su llegada, ya se escuchaban las voces de los que vinieron a apoyar l

a repeal of obama care with a two-year delay to provide for a stable transition period.

the great recession occurred under him and obama blamed bush for the recession but who is obama going to blame for all of that? he has to take credit for that. , large factor pharmaceuticals, large consumer products organizations, they their manufacturing and distribution centers overseas to asia and europe. 75% of available jobs have gone overseas. because of that, i am talking about your bristol-myers, merck, nabisco, 75% overseas of lost jobs. , by has -- donald trump has the business regulations he did by executive order, what he did, he decreased cost for big business, corporations, that helped increase net income and taxable income by putting more taxes that degrees our national deficit, by eliminating economic deficit treaties, the pacific treaty and other treaties. your i think we understand point. we have a few more callers. john calling in from california on the line for independents. caller: thank you for taking my call. there are so many things i can talk about but i do not have enough time. we as a nation, we are in trouble, we are going down the wrong path with our presi

i volunteered on the campaign -- >> for obama. >> for obama. i took my children to the inauguration to witness this historic moment. this great moment in american history. went to work immediately after the inauguration, went to work for john kerry on the senate foreign relations committee on the democratic staff. i'm a third-generation democrat. i've always been a democrat. i've always been a progressive. then the whole weight of the u.s. government fell on my head. and so i got to meet people like tom drake, for example, at nsa. he was an nsa whistleblower who was prosecuted under the espionage act during the balm. obama administration and others. it turns out between the passage of the espionage act in 1917, and obama's inauguration in 2009, three americans were charged with espionage for speaking to the press. just during the obama administration, eight people were charged with espionage. espionage is one of the most -- it's one of the gravest crimes with which an american can be charged, it frequently carries with it the death penalty and

he also goes after president obama. it sounds to me -- this was really shocking to me, he goes after u.s. intelligence agencies. >> dana: that wasn't in the speech, juan. >> juan: this is the headline of the day. >> greg: he is asking questions, juan. >> juan: this is what he's doing. he's going to poland, a country where you have -- you go after the press, they can't even cover -- he's going after american media. to me that was out-of-bounds. >> greg: he asked those questions and answer them honestly. a lot of people have interfered for many years. with the stuff on obama, why didn't you do anything? that was an answer to a fair question. when they asked him about anything, he would actually answer. >> juan: he did this in a way that seems to me like delegitimizing my election. that's all he seems to care about. not the reality that everyone has said russia interfered with this election. >> kimberly: but in poland, he answered a lot of questions. alongside president andrzej duda. he had this to say... >> i think it was

i don't think he took obama seriously because obama never followed through in the things he was going to do. and the big thing about meddling was him saying you all cut that out. that was bold, wasn't it? i don't think putin took obama's threats seriously. with president trump, it's not that he takes him more seriously, he just didn't know what donald trump's going to do, that scares him just enough that he's intrigued by it. i don't think he's going to go in there shrugging his shoulders saying i'm not worried about this guy. i think he may be worried that trump may light up one of his airfields, there or syria. liz: he has the red line in the sand over chemical weapons, right? >> right, absolutely. liz: you think he's going to bring that up? . >> i think he could, he could say how come you put the 59 tomahawks down on the runway? and at that point the president is going to say mr. putin, if you continue to support a regime like syria that uses chemical weapons, it's going to get worse. you pick better friends than that. i think both. guys are blunt with each other but don't expect i