obama after two years of the presidency how well is obama's legacy holding up. the roads welcomes codes exist thanks for having me i'll give you one of the biggest upsets of the obama presidency was the election of trump set out to repudiate a lot of what president obama did why didn't you see that coming. well you know i think most people were surprised by the results of the election i think it was a number of factors you know i think the first is that you're broke obama personally was still quite popular at the end of his presidency the economy was growing and it seemed like things were set up for a democratic victory in that election and you said being with obama gave you the confidence that you were part of something that was right yes was there certain arrogance in that do you think no no i mean when i say that i mean that you know frankly as progressives i think barack obama and me tend to sometimes think that history is moving in one direction that societies are becoming more tolerant and more inclusive and that were extending more opportunity to more people and cooperation

obama cares into the disaster. it's too expensive by far. people can't afford it and the deductible is horrible. the premiums cost too much, the deductible is horrible. the only difference between now and the other administration is that we are administering obama care very well. so, we have made it better, but is still horrible, no good, it is something we cannot live within this country. it is far too expensive for the people. not only for the country, i'm not even thinking about for the country. it's too expensive, the premiums are too expensive. people are going broke trying to pay for it. and, the deductibles are averaging over $7000. you have to spend 7000 before you get anything. that's an unusual circumstance. so, the deductibles are too high. obama care is a disaster. so, i said this yesterday and, i mean, it. i understand healthcare now especially very well. we are going to be the republicans, the party of great healthcare. the democrats have let you down. they came up with obama care, is terrible. i got rid of the individual mandate that was the worst part of obama care, peo

sign a bad deal means nothing? that is what obama did. obama was great at signing bad deals that meant nothing or were terrible for the united states but it doesn't matter because when you have 90% of media coverage and do anything to make you a hero, you don't have to make good deals. we may good deals with 93% negative coverage but the results are speaking for themselves. all-time low female unemployment, all-time low african-american unemployment, all-time low hispanic unemployment, goes against the narrative. you would think with all those things, all-time high stock market, energy exploration, net exporter for the first time in history, all these things. >> gdp. >> there is not a single economic metric, not one where we are not better off today than under failed president obama. it doesn't exist. i've done that in a relocated and they won. they can't do it but they don't want to give credit where credit is due because they spent a lot of time making sure their establishment clicks are locked in place. >> i couldn't agree more and i have to believe if president obama had gone to no

the green new deal is it a winning platform for democrats in two thousand and twenty president obama's former deputy secretary of labor joins us for a look on this edition of. welcome to politicking i mean homes in for larry king china is suffering an economic slowdown and its number two leader warns that the country faces a tough struggle so what are the implications for the u.s. economy and does this mean donald trump's china policies are winning and the green new deal there's been lots of talk about it and the g.o.p. is already using it to scare voters ahead of the two thousand and twenty election but what is it and can the democratic party win with it as a platform we begin with these as i'm joined by chris lu former deputy secretary of labor during the obama administration he's now a senior fellow at the university of virginia miller center and he joins us in washington d.c. chris thank you so much for joining us my pleasure amy great so let's start with china and the chinese economy china is suffering an economic slowdown and its number two leader warns the country faces a tough

. good op-ed from freeman, the mueller confirms the obama administration without evidence turned surveillance power of federal government against presidential campaign of the party out out of power. how far does it go in terms of obama calling the shots to spy on trump campaign? >> you know, that's something that has to be found out. there has been extraordinary scandal here for the past 2 years efforts made to undermine the elected president of the united states, that began back in president obama's time, you know, i think it goes pretty high, there were people like susan rice who, you know, helped release the names of people into the media that was, you know, james comey, you know, warned the president after he was in the right house that the dossier was out there and then somehow or other 4 days that was all over the press as well. now, the fake collusion narrative has been dispense, now that's being swept aside, a really important job here to look into whether or not the narrative was delivered or how much was a screw-up. if there was deliberate, there are individual that is

secretary of labor during the obama administration he's now a senior fellow at the university of virginia miller center and he joins us in washington d.c. chris thank you so much for joining us my pleasure amy great so let's start with china and the chinese economy china is suffering an economic slowdown and its number two leader warns the country faces a tough struggle so chris i want to ask you what are the implications for the u.s. economy well look we live increasingly in a global economy right now and what happens in china and frankly what happens in europe affects what's happened united states we've seen a slowdown in the u.s. economy in the fourth quarter and many economists believe that all will continue slow in twenty nine hundred so i think it certainly behooves both countries the united states and china to resolve their trade differences that's complicated though because the they're based on serious issues regarding obviously the tariffs that the president has imposed as walls of intellectual property rights opening up of markets and so i know that the economic slowdown will ce

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future will do it. they have already done it. that's where daca came from. president obama went around congress and gave amnesty to a hundred thousand people. they have got to stop playing nice and support this president. this president is doing his job keeping his promise. he wants to secure the nation, protect the american people. i thought that was the number one responsibility of congress, but apparently for 12 of them it isn't. i want to add one more thing. on the detainer, the detainer thing, just so you know, this isn't the first time. santa clara county has not honored an i.c.e. detainee in over seven years. this isn't the first. xhalgs walk out of that jail every day. >> laura: we've had people of every race and every ethnicity murdered in the state of california. and brutalized and raped and children abused because of this sanctuary city status. county-to-county. the detainees were out in l.a. three times and in san jose san claire are nine times. couldn't get him held. monique, blame shifting to i.c.e. i find disturbing. here's a headline from mercury news. county off

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and more secure today than when president barack obama and i took office in january 2009. it is a total delusion. let's do a quick review, shall we? number one, biden's support for the hideous iran deal. >> if we can take the nuclear bomb off the table, it is better dealing with those bad guys then dealing with the bad guys and the nuclear bomb. this is a good deal, first and foremost for the united states it is a good deal for the world the region, and a good deal for israel.at >> laura: who thought this could represent a nuclear weapon? well, it was a horrible deal. but one that europe loved because countries like france wanted toca keep making money doing business with the mullahs. it was shameful. let's not forget the palace of cash, $400 million, that was also sent to iran in the dead of night. number two failure, the rise of isis under obama and biden, as uncle joe defended, believe it or not, obama's bombing of those syrian rebels. >> we are working hand in glove with turks, the jordanians, the saudis, and with all of the , people in the region, attemptg to identify the peo

frankly what president obama did in two thousand and nine when he passed the stimulus package and so yes there's a lot of packaging there's a lot of message there's a lot of noise on this is a christian let me ask you let me ask about that is the messaging working for the democratic party i mean just as it was being rolled out nancy pelosi speaker of the house she seemed to be very dismissive of it and in the green new deal there were a lot of elements that seem to have a lot more to do with income redistribution and sort of a socialist wish list than it had to do with climate change or global warming what is the messaging on the democratic side it doesn't seem to be very coherent no i think that's exactly right and you could draw the analogy to medicare for all and everyone sort of says you know we should expand health care we all support medicare for all but when it comes down to what exactly that means there's a lot of differences so the idea that the united states should be reducing its carbon emissions that we ought to be exploiting clean energy as a way to create jobs are thing

-- well, actually ben rhodes is the former deputy national security advisor under obama. everybody can't do everything. first of all i want to make a little plea here. if the president was so dam innocent, why does it take two years to get cleared onclusion? two years by a man he honors now? digging in and finally after two years he's able to clear it onclusion. and still says i can't exonerate him on obstruction. and he says it was a waste of time. it was -- we had to have in this country. we had it because we're vigilant about our democracy. it turned out oin one case to be exonerating, perhaps and in other case not kpaun rotting. what do you take of the vengeance campaign of this president? >> it's good to be on your show. we live in a nation of laws. there's a rule of law a constitution, the department of justice and look, the darmts of justice did their job. tl the special counsel was appointed. the president said it was a witch hunt. well, if it was, it yielded 37 indictments. six people around the president pleaded guilty. they pleaded guilty, been indicted or going to jail

candidate like barack obama, or they'll get a policy that people can get behind or they will get a campaign that runs well but they will not have the other elements holistically combined. it's one of those things that it got wrecked and spoiled by success, that selection with bill clinton, and barack obama that they thought they will always have a superstar candidate and hillary was not that first 2016. the defendant 2020. >> those that turn down the 2018 change your mind at all, younger people showing up in the suburban mom et cetera. >> sure, the biggest story in 2018, republican women got a separation agreement from the gop in 16. in 2018 the divorce is final and by 2020 they will probably be filing a restraining order. they broke away from donald trump and republicans as a role. use all 40 seats go democratic. the republican pickups and the senator say what about those, those are states where republicans are supposed to win. the drift of educated voters and suburban voters in a female voters from a republican party starts to lead with the democratic chasm. and while millennial'

obama, they wouldn't tell you obama's failed record. jerry brown martin, george zimmerman, rushed to judgment, duke lacrosse, uva, they are wre time. it is sad. look at what they did to the 16-year-old could come in nicholas sandmann. look at how they wanted to believe jussie smollett so bad. a team of partisan hillary clinton-loving democrats found zero evidence of trump-roger collusion. the fourth time now we have had that conclusion. there was no trump-russia collusion. never was coming on, zero. there is no denying the absolute fact that president trump won the 2016 election fair and square because the american people wanted the disruptor to drain the swamp. he is doing it. despite a concerted effort by a powerful few, which is really scary, that would abuse the powerful tools of intelligence to take him out. the question is, how do we hold them accountable, where do we go from here? the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in american history. a witch hunt spurred by illicit election interference, not from russia, but from the highest levels of our own government. not rank

his candidacy. >> that reverend wright looks like a raving maniac. >> i'm fearful that obama feels the same way. >> this is going to scare the hell out of white people and you know that's true. >> it's designed to attempt to scare. >> while you've been listening to this pastor and close to him for nearly 20 years. >> reverend wright is somebody who is like an uncle or a family member who you may strongly object to what they have to say. >> uncles are blood relatives who you're kind of stuck with at family gatherings even when they say outrageous things. you can't get rid of them. you can walk out of a church, you can. >> he went on cable tv and just got pummelled. >> do you repudiate the man. >> and he called me that night and he said i want to make a speech on race. >> senator barack obama was working on this speech on race until early this morning. he's hoping not only to diffuse the commentary. >> we were in the green room, and senator obama turned to me and said, i know everybody's nervous, but i'm going to go out there and give this speech, and maybe people won't accept it,

this hour, president obama met with house freshman democrats last night and gave them what i believe is the most important advice he could give them. it was not the headline of the stories about president obama's advice to the freshman democrats, it was how to conduct themselves as politicians and remain human at the same time. a very difficult balancing act. the president gave them what i think is the most important advice he could give them. >>> later this hour we'll have the house services committee join us because they transferred today without consulting with the congress a billion dollars, which is really, in the scheme of things, a very small amount of money and won't get much done on the president's wall project on the southern border, but that's what he wants to use it for, money coming out of the defense department that has created problems for the defense department now with congress. but first let's get to what has happened today both in health care policy and an extraordinary policy change in the justice department and its big effect on the presidential campaign. democratic

obama and the former staff responsible for the deal? we will expose the suspicious at link. first, the left in denial. that is the focus of tonight's angle. diehard democrats have developed a severe personality disorder. they don't reason, they rant. >> a lot of you that were bitching and moaning last night and being morally self-righteous, you are the bad actor! save your breath. we are not going to divert our eyes. this president lies more than any other president in united states. >> laura: for more than two years most have lost m any sense of individuality and they have also found themselves almost completely in their opposition to president trump. they live for any headline regardless of how ill-founded, that spells trouble for the president. if such news would be bad for america, they don't care as long as it is really bad for trump or a member of his family or innerm circle. they identify as anti-trump or never trump on social media and are so invested in their conspiracy whack job theories and negative narratives that a paralysis has set in. they cannot move to deep thought or

clinton and president obama. >> collusion between the democrat party and the media and the obama administration, hillary clinton has been silent for three or four days. barack obama has been silent throughout all this. from the talk of the democrats who run these committees they don't want to talk to hillary clinton or barack obama. they want transparency, i want transparency. is the impeachment clause of the constitution. treason, bribery, other high crimes and misdemeanors. i can name people who committed treason, the high crimes and misdemeanors. is not in the white house. members of congress, big problem in this country, the democrat party is not a pro-american party. they lost in election, they want to destroy the president of the presidency. listen to the candidates. anti-american. anti-capitalism, anti-liberty, anti-security, anti-immigration. this is the problem in the media is their mouthpiece. >> attorney general bar told congress my that he nor rod rosenstein who oversaw the majority the russia probe could find sufficient evidence to charge donald trump with obstructio

argue after eight years of obama many people liked president obama but they thought his economic policies created a soft economy and took away their economic prosperity. one of the reasons donald trump one is he was able to wipe away voters. the right track numbers are much higher than they have been any time since the obama administration. i could be wrong on all these things, and it could be that america wants to embrace socialism. called on things that are more popular -- that's politics. if you are talking about conservatives policies and the return to those, one is fiscal conservative. you didn't pay for this tax cut here this will hit the deficit and it already is. the tax checks that people are getting back are not what we are expecting. that was a conservative bedrock principle. you guys want along with it. i'd love to respond to that. i think both parties deserve to be horse whipped over their accounts of refrain but we will balance the budget. >> you guys controlled congress. i'm not going to push back to aggressively on this. >> we have to do a better job of restrainin

better for criminal justice reform, former president obama or president trump? >> i tell you what, as on so many things, both parties should be proud. listen, president obama -- give him his credit, now. president obama was willing to raise this issue and willing to reach out to the koch brothers and go into prisons and his attorney generals tried to make some changes. he was not able to get it across the finish line. president trump, to his credit, got it across the finish line and now we have the first setbacks. we have a relay race going. both parties should be proud. >> this is a conservative conference. some people like tom cotton, they said, the first step back is letting out bank robbers, carjackers, letting out felons who assault kids and cops. why is it a good thing that those people are getting out early? >> let me try first quickly. my entry into this issue is a basic concept, which is we all will spend this whole conference talking about how the federal government gets a lot of things wrong and spends a lot of money getting things wrong. why out of no where do you think so

smart play during the obama administration would have been to ask libya as jordan to ask turkey to close the borders. and basically snuff it out. it would have been much easier at that stage as opposed to what they decided not to do and then closing the embassies. all of all of the european union and other countries you leave diplomats on the ground you leave the embassies open it makes it much harder for governments to take actions that are very harsh so there were a lot of mistakes there and look where we are today and look what we have in terms of the catastrophic damage that's in syria that's why every cautious look at an american involvement in minutes because the big question is do you have a strategy or is it. a question i don't know what the trump of mr ation strategy is. but how they presented that. elliott abrams who is the special envoy he has a lot of experience but he doesn't have the greatest table manners when it comes to sharing what it is he wants to get done. i think that's one of the problems of the trumpet ministration has is who is out front and what they're sa

question. how comey's fbi abused fisa warrants to spy on donald trump, and how did obama administration justify surveillances of american citizens in particular a man running for the very office that obama held. i think they are great questions, your thoughts on the answers. >> i think they are fair questions, this is not from a partapartisan lens, this shouldr happen again. and we want to make sure first, where were failures in obama administration they missed the russian meddling, why didn't they reach out to candidate trump, say these actors may approach your campaign, why not reach out to candidate. why put fisa warrants out spying on americans citizens based on a fake dossier. it would be wrong. lou: you remember who turned over that dossier on the fbi. and those who would inquire about why certain people are well vivid in this president's memory over the course of this sorted atrocity by the radical dimms, i think that questions answer themselves, ronna mcdaniel. you are being very nice about those folks. who pursued this president. i can't be quite so nice. but in

so are coming up with plans, we have a lawsuit going were phase one of the lawsuit terminates obama care that is the taxes lawsuit, we think it will be upheld into very well in the supreme court. if the supreme court rules that obama care his own, we will have a plan that is far better than

disaster under obamacare. under this obama. >> bying that he 50 million off of healthcare. >> let me finish i let you finish and share your litany of falls hoods. so for the. >> martha: rochelle, let her finish we let you say everything you wanted to say. >> exactly. he has expanded choice in the healthcare market. no doubt about that. talk about his base? 93% support for this president far are higher than the support obama had. so you can -- you are entitled to your own opinion. you are not entitled to your own facts. >> martha: i want to play another piece of this. of course they don't do these kind of like rock and roll tribute kind of pieces to your party, kayleigh, but they do them a lot for democrats. so let's play a little bit more of this kind of interesting. watch. >> my advice for young women and, i think just all women is that we don't have to hem ourselves in. we don't have to make ourselves seem acceptable. >> never wait for an invitation or ask permission to step into your power. >> be fearless and unapologetic about being your best you. >> what you bring is very uni

compare president trump's first two years to president obama's. overall, we confirmed 22% fewer nominations for president trump and sent more than twice as many back to the white house. take just the foreign relations committee as one example. the share of nominees sent to the foreign relations committee who were still not confirmed after president trump's first two years was more than three times, three times what it was for president obama. to be clear, the lion's share of all this is not controversial, high-profile figures. in most cases, they're unambiguously well-qualified nominees for critical but lower profile jobs. for example, it took more than six months, six months and several tragic railroad are 45 . our colleagues on the commerce committee voice voted him out of committee. and actually, when democrats finally allowed the nomination to come on the floor, he was confirmed by voice vote. but despite the fact that nobody actually objected to this nominee, this important job was held empty for six long months. obstruction for obstruction's sake. it's the same story with

obama here and truly weird rand paul so this is a line of the nickname stat the daily show team has curated for the public and of course here you can come and pop in your own name and get your own trump nickname but as always great it's always great to see that this was just an idea that charter had we were able to bring it and. something bigger than i thought it was ever going to be but i think it's ever has a great perspective on trump because he didn't grow up here and is interesting because like we see this president i can't believe this happened he's like now from somewhere with dictators is completely makes sense to me. but is it just going to have to be so and bedded in someone because you like you never i honestly never thought about a president this much i mean it's you know when obama got elected for his got. on the president every day as i woke up i'm like black you can do anything and then you have this president like all right we went back to what we had before but it's interesting for so many people to make such a big deal of this man being so outrageous and mean just

. listen to what obama's former campaign manager had to say about this. take a listen. the campaign manager standpoint when i ran president obama's campaign we would never go to a small state if there was no electoral college. you will go to the major markets, you would not go to iowa, montana, new hampshire. i think any proposal getting rid of the electoral college. i understand the concern and the concern is real that we've had two copresidents get elected without winning a popular vote, but i agree with charlie. that is not going to happen. >> sean: in other words power would be totally consolidated. this scenario, the framers, the founders here are the most. one of the reasons the court of thomas jefferson, he hated cities writing they are harmful to the morals, the health and liberty of man. he was smart, way ahead of his time. and for hundreds of years, the electoral college played in a rural world decentralizing power at the central government keeping the united states united. in those red states to stick around and be in the united states if they kept losing to new york, new

like a cover up it was on the other side. the democrats never said anything. >> barack obama said there was never any. i think the bottom line is democrats have to be careful what they wish for. they say they want transparency i think they should get it. national security secrets, they should get as much of the mueller report as they can. because you know what? the president, the public and everyone else should make sure we get as much about john brennan, james klapper and what they did to stop this whole thing. the fisa warrant. i can see adam schiff and eric swalwell in front of trump tower saying we saw evidence! you know, they keep saying that they have evidence. if there was evidence of collusion, you need to tell me with all the fbi agents and the subpoenas and witnesses, robert mueller did not find anything, come on. >> thank you guys very much. cnn hardest hit, we will show you how ridiculous is getting over there.♪ ♪ and later, two former trump ♪ officials fighting back ♪ after being spied on by ♪ barack obama. ♪ barack obama. ♪ [mus when we started our busi

president -- maybe people felt this way about president obama. where you could come - commune h fellow believers at a rally leak, that every hit he throws out you catch like a flyball. >> i just watched a motley crue movie on netflix. it have minded me of a scene. total exoneration was not important of the barr letter. we see the report. it was not only about trump, it was about what the russians were doing, i want to know what the president is doing now to stop them from doing it in 2020. kennedy: i want to know what every agency is, that is a good point, where are we in terms of cyber security. there are a lot of hits. >> a lot. kennedy: we heard about adam schiff, and immigration. jobs, and auto plants coming back to midwest, specifically to michigan. how much of that is reality? >> a lottery heard before. he knows the democrats are almost all in in terms of candidate for 2020 he goes at it with things that bolster his case and also the issue, he talked about socialist government run health care, he did not use leftist term medicare for all, he talked about democrats ruining

may have gone all the way up to president obama? >> it think there's substantial evidence of that from a text message is that obama wanted to know everything that they were doing to meetings in the oval office, comey's memo about his meeting with the president trump and how they said all that up after meeting in the oval office writing this memo that explains the meeting that day. there's a lot of evidence that will tie it to president obama and susan rice in the upper echelon of the obama administration. david: a lot more to know about. great to see you, thank you for being here. coming up the mayor of chicago wants after jussie smollett to foot the expensive bill for the police probe into his alleged hate crime crime plus new details and his attorneys are releasing about the alleged attacker. this uniquely here. the crisis at our southern border hitting a breaking point. whether president is threatening to do to stop the crisis. meanwhile you are looking live right now it president trump's rally in grand rapids, michigan. the president just addressing the jussie smollett case ca

" ." they keep turning up on the obama administration's intelligence officers after the release of the mila report showed no sign of collusion. g.o.p. leadership now demanding answers on why the investigation was started in the first place. and when and what the obama team knew regarding russia's interference in the 2016 election. here is senator lindsey graham. >> did they exonerate clinton because they had a political bias? did they ignore all the facts because if they indict her, they know she can't beat trump and they wanted trump to lose? the counterintelligence investigation, a backdoor way of spying on trump. there's no evidence of working with russia. they just used it as an excuse. >> dana: john brennan, head of the cia of the time, went on to become one of trump's most vocal critics and heavily push the collusion claims. he was asked about that yesterday. >> i think i suspected there was more than there actually was. >> dana: former director of national intelligence james clapper on whether he regrets attacking president trump while also deflecting responsibility for the

, peter strzok. according to paige's testimony, just released earlier today, well, obama's department of justice was unusually intrusive into fbi's criminal investigation into hillary clinton. in other words, they managed it from the top. they orchestrated it. they orchestrated her breakdown phony investigation as we have been telling you about. they make sure hillary clinton never, ever had a chance to be charged as she should have beend as even comey's top lawyer in the fbi, james baker, wanted to charge her with a violation of the espionage act, for felony. they tried to tamper with their interviews. look at this quote from the testimony. "a soon as the planning started to interview some of the more high-profile witness, not just mrs. clinton, but also huma abedin, cheryl mills, jake sullivan, and her core team, the department of justice wanted to change the sort of structure and the number of people who were involved. "keep in mind, this is the doj f barack obama headed by loretta lynch. it was lynch just days prior to this decision, just happen to me to bill clinton se

barack obama. just a reminder, welcome we went into our archives. take a look. >> you can see it in the crowd. the thrill, the hope. crowd surged towards him. you are looking at an american political phenomenon. >> you are the equivalent of a rock star. >> the bus ride on the snowy road to lebanon new hampshire, i showed him this week's "newsweek" off the presses. >> how does this feel, of all the honors that have come your way? >> the feeling they get when most people get, i get this feeling that my leg. i don't have that too often. >> study. >> seriously. it's a dramatic offend. >> in some ways, barack obama is the first president since george washington to be taking a step down into the oval office. >> sean: this love affair persisted for eight long years and beyond and it was so bad that this program was one of the very few only shows to actually do the real vetting of future president of the united states barack obama. remember, on this program, we show you obama's ties to the radical, unrepentant weather underground domestic terrorists bill ayres and infinity door and? on the

ilhan omar blasts former president barack obama calling him a pretty face who got away with murder. it's another fire storm after a week of headaches for the democrats. and actor jussie smollett indicted on 16 felony charges. police claiming he faked a hate crime. and what in the world could put the aclu and the top republican on the same side? we will tell you about a massive bill passed by house democrats that critics on the left and right are calling constitution over reach. we begin with the explosive new comments against omar against former president barack obama. >> show is accusing a reporter of distorting her word. she is ruffling feathers. in the interview the reporter writes omar says the hope and change offered by barack obama is a mirage. recalling the caging of kids at the u.s.-mexico border and the droning of countries around the world. she said he operated in the broken framework as his republican successor. we can't be only upset with trump. his policies are bad but many of the people who came before him had really bad policies. they were more polished than he was. we don

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the open of discussion after saying this about president obama. we can't only be upset with trump. his policies are bad but many of the people who came before him also had really bad policies. they just were more polished than he was. i would talk about the family separation or cageing of kids and people would point out that this was trump. i mean, this was obama. i would say something about the droning of countries around the world and people would say it was a obama. >> well, earlier, i spoke well nor holmes norton, the democratic congresswoman representing dvenlth listen to her action of omar's criticism of president obama. >> i'm almost relieved. because it looks like he is she is an equal opportunity critic. i tell you, i think the production i product of social media, when people hear her now, they are probably writing her off. no experience, how are you to understand how are you to behave as a member of congress. in terms of her speaking her mind. that's what free speech is all about. >> democratic candidates back out on the campaign trail, in fact, democrat bernie sanders is sp

oval office. >> you will see this very soon because obama kacare is a disaster. it's too expensive, by far. people can't afford it and the deductible is horrible. the premiums score too much and the deductible is horrible. the only difference between now and the other administration is that we're administering obama care very well. so we've made it better, but it's still horrible, no good. it's something that we can't live with in this country because it's far too expensive for the people, not only for the country, but i'm not even thinking about for the country. it's too expensive. the premiums are too expensive. people are going broke trying to pay for it and the deductibles are averaging over $7,000. so you have to spend $7,000 before you get anything. that's a very unusual circumstance so the deductibles are way too high. obamacare is a disaster so we are going to be, and i said it yesterday and i mean it 100%. i understand health care now especially very well. a lot of people don't understand it. we are going to be the republicans, the party of great health care. the democrats

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what she told politico over what she said about obama. >> his policies are bad. many came before him also had really bad policies. they just were more polished than he was. i will talk about the family separation or caging of kids and people point out this was obama. i would say something about the droning of countries around the world. >> the interpretation of her comments, kevin, are what in terms of political implications? >> i'm having a hard time understanding the points that the freshman congresswoman is trying to make the past couple weeks. other than they are anti-semitic tweets and anti-semitic remarks. now you have a situation where the progressive democrat is criticizing previous president obama and then she is blaming the media. by the way, our colleagues did not take her out of context. she is -- that sound bite speaks for itself. look, you know, i spoken with many democrats inside of the democratic party both staffers and the principle level who are absolutely enraged at how she has been communicating her message. she is not effectively making her points. if she is tryi

taking the obama deal and i want to go to the countries who've actually formed their own version of tpp, i don't think that will happen. what i do think will happen is you will hear from several different candidates the idea that we need a multilateral standardsthat raises and that becomes a central part of our strategy vis-a-vis china. tariffsicism of trump's will be about the unique instruments, but even more so that he's slapping tariffs on canada and europe when we should be presenting a united front towards china. walter: ok. so some sort of a move back toward a multilateral approach to trade. jake: a recognition that the wto is not addressing the fundamental issues of competition, whether it is state owned enterprises, currency, barriers behind borders, and we need to get together with like-minded partners to set new rules and give china a choice whether they want to come in or not. i think that is going to be a theme you hear from a number of candidates. walter: i certainly do think the idea of wto reform and the idea that the kind of rules of the road people devised in the early

democrats or republicans, ba obama, bush, daddy bush or reagan, when a president comes out and speaks to the american people says this will not stand, we will not allow the russians to interfere no our elections without consequence, and here are the ten things we're going to do. we've seen none of that. this president has hugged up to putin, coddled him, he's been unwilling to do what he needs to do. yeah, they've done some backhanded sanctions that went through senate that they were forced to do, but lest be honest. the response from the white house is not what we expect regardless of our party. also, rev, to agree with my colleagues, there's one simple way to deal with this mueller report as a former committee council, congress under article 1 as oversight power of the executive. they need to haul mueller in. forget about a.g. barr, haul mueller in and ask him questions under oath, ask him to give us the context, ask him to explain why if he couldn't exonerate the president, why didn't he then charge the president. these are the type of things only mueller can answer, not attorney general

, the obama administration was going to seek peace. seek an end to the conflict. president obama had campaigned on winning the war in afghanistan. when he said so, he said so in the context of sending two brigades of troops. he ended up sending over 70,000 plus an additional 40,000 nato troops and 100,000 contractors. what i saw in afghanistan in 2009 was the same things i had seen in iraq in 2004-2005, 2006-2007, as well as when i worked at the state department in between those times. there was no difference in the administrations. the administration's desires were to win for political reasons, domestic political reasons. everything else was secondary. particularly in 2009, after i saw the elections stolen by the government, after so many had been killed in the run up to that, i could not go along with it any longer. i was basically broken inside. the fact that i am here now, still doing this, was never my intention. it just has continued to go along, almost as if my work in antiwar, or peace activism has been a way to make up for what i did in the wars. brian: what have you done th

the white house promising radical change and a better future president obama inspired the entire nation no more so than in baltimore or over sixty percent are african-american and violent crime and drug related deaths have been on the rise for decades but what became of all that optimism in the years following obama's election in two thousand and twelve al jazeera faultlines went to baltimore to find out here's baltimore anatomy of an american city. we're following a funeral cortege through the outskirts of both to me. and his home in northeast baltimore. he was twenty seven. today his family and friends are bearing. it while the us homicide rate overall is stable. those involving black youths have risen. faultlines is in the city of baltimore to try to find out why in the inner city neighborhoods of a bomber's america. life for so many young african-american men continues to be a fight for survival. our city's stubborn homicide count which is the lowest level since nineteen seventy seven. and we know that these crimes are the ones that gave us a bad reputation as a dangerous pla

crisis on border particularly when barack obama himself even called it as i crisis in 2014 we know what it is time and fixing they should follow the president he's actually leading it is time somebody step up and follow the president and fix this problem. >> l and i would nominate first of all to follow him secretary dpght of homeland security tonight we take up national security crisis at the border, the president unseeing fight for border security. headlines tonight a new report finds george's open society foundation donating almost 300,000 dollars to an anti-israel organization. the group critical of panes doing business and what terms occupied lands. "the wall street journal" reporting chinese hackers targeted more than 27 american universities trying to steal military secrets high technology, and a intellectual property the communist hackers targeting maritime technologies specifically with military applications. venezuela opposition leader juan saying he's in talks with unions to organize a state workers strike this move targets a key support group working on behalf of nicks last