>> obama scares me. i just -- i'm worried about what will happen to this country if obama takes office. >> tell me he's american, though he is not. >> i can't trust obama. he's an arab. he is not -- >> no, ma'am, no, ma'am. he's a decent family man, citizen that i just happen to have disagreements with. >> i think mccain did the country a real service by refusing to embrace conspiracy theories and attacks on obama, and rebuking people who tried to launch those attacks. >> it's unfortunate that there were pockets of the country that pushed that way. >> i will respect him, and -- no, no, i want everyone to be respectful. >> john mccain is now so mavericky he's mavericking away from his own supporters and getting booed for it. >> he finds himself in this position having created this monster he can no longer control. there's a way to play this game so you end up with no good choices. we are watching a campaign that has maneuvered itself into kpabtkpab exactly that position. >> as the polls open from the east

defeated him it's just that hillary clinton got a lot of his votes and obama did obama miss the broad power of trump's rhetoric to . i mean on the visit to london before the bronx it vote you write about this in your book he told then prime minister david cameron when i watch trump's rallies i think how potent his message would be from a more skilled politician it was already pretty potent by that was that he missed that actually i said that you said yeah yeah yeah no i look we understand that so you miss that to be sure but to be very clear. brock obama i think as as an african-american understood full well the power of a demagogue and the power of division and divisiveness but to pick up on some of the threatener questions i think you can overstate that there were some dramatic shift in public opinion in the united states you know again some got less votes than the republican who lost obama he was able to get the republican nomination that to me is the radicalization in american politics that he was able to defeat a very unpopular opponent and hillary clinton and i wouldn't over rea

kind of a like a white obama. what a story. beto raised a record $80 million in his failed senate bid against ted cruz and a lot of that money came i bet from obama supporters, and there is also the fact that he met with obama himself just a week after he lost that race to cruz according to vanity fair, so was that meeting the kissing of the ring? we don't know, we don't know anything except obama told beto according to the piece that beto should think hard about how this will affect his family and whether there is a path to victory. you will also recall who the first big celebrity to encourage beto was to run for president on a national talk show that would be oprah. >> if i can play some role in helping the country to do that, by god i'm going to do that. >> by god, when are you going to know the answer to that? >> laura: she begged obama to run basically as well. same thing. but what is the beto platform? what are his big ideas? mission control, we have a problem. >> in texas we have a problem with broadband in rural communi

and 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

if the supreme court rules that obama care his own, we will have a plan that is far better than obama care. thank you all very much. i appreciate it. thank you thank you. [inaudible conversation] >> i greatly appreciate that she's here and she has been a tremendous representative for her country. and she is meeting tomorrow with the first lady of the united states in florida. their meeting tomorrow. >> if you look at what we are doing, you will see a commitment that few people have made. frankly, this did not have to happen in venezuela. past administrations right here should have been more forward thinking. there should never have happened in venezuela. it's a tragedy. we are fighting all over the world for countries. we are 5000, 6,000, 7000 miles away. they never did anything with respect to venezuela. past administrations allowed this to happen. i have inherited a mess. between north korea and all of the problems we have all over the world, the entire middle east, venezuela, these are things that never should have happened. they never should have allowed to get to this. but, i'll

. >> 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,

i want to remind you, michelle obama did start some kind of butram on eating healthy president obama did not support her, because he made jokes about it all the time. that is not a president who is supporting that program. thank you. guest: this starts with what happens in the home, with families and parents and the influence they have on their children. what was important about the initiative that michelle obama launched is really helping to bring the dialogue into the national consciousness. over time, it can have an impact. i absolutely agree, we are a country of free will and choices. i remember growing up, it was the moms that cooked lunches in school. that does not happen now. it underscores the family influence. the government can only do so much. saying,rper on twitter "do we even see melania trump." is this a perception issue? guest: it has been an issue since her first speech, july, 2016, cleveland at the convention where she delivered what would otherwise be considered a good speech, where her heart was and her pride in being an american, then the next day she wakes up and

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i believe that he lost, trump's one because barack obama was president. barack obama was a black man and trump came out and he told the people, you guys would've for a black man, what the heck, this is not your country, this is not what the united states is about and they say yep, that's what we are thinking along, and we are not going back in that direction. so the reason trump was elected was basically because of racism and i don't know how you fix that. >> sonia i don't know if he notices but hillary clinton wasn't black. hillary clinton was a famous people in american politics. in this race came down -- it wasn't for trump and his messaging on hillary clinton -- on barack obama, his reference on hillary clinton. she was unable to mount the crack campaign to defeat donald trump at the end of the day. i'm not disputing the fact that trump has a lot of messaging that is racially charged. but at this point, he relatively had little messaging about obama, but it was all about crooked hillary. >> your book is out in paperback, ngt, time for volume two,. >>

obama also gave the freshmen some advice. find the policy you're willing to lose your seat over and fight for it. that's it. that's the key to retaining your humani humanity, retaining who you are as a person. find the policy you are willing to lose your seat over. have an answer to the question what would you not do to win re-election. if you hold on to that one defining point about yourself, if you always know the lines you will not cross to win re-election, then your family, your friends, will always recognize the person they knew before you became a politician. that's tonight's last word, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight the drum beat to release the mueller report. justice says it will be weeks not months until americans see what robert mueller found and wrote about. 8 in 10 americans want to see it. james comey's first public comments on t

what did obama know and did obama direct all of these agencies to become so politicized. we'll get to that. let me get your take on the green new deal, the senate expected to vote on the deal today. democrats say they are forcing the quick tally. mitch mcconnell says he's pushing for this vote to put democrats on the record and in a fox news poll, 37% of democratic primary voters said they would be very likely to back a candidate who supports the green new deal. is the vote taking place today? >> i'm sure it will. and i think it will be very revealing. shouldn't we all be on the record? isn't that the whole point? none of us came here to be neutral, i hope not, anyway. we took a position of influence to have influence. and so when you have nearly a fourth of the senate democrats, a third of the house democrats co-sponsoring the bill, they ought to be thanking the leader for bringing it up for a vote. that's why introduce legislation, is to vote on it. i would think they would want to vote on the resolution. interestingly, maria, not a single democrat has signed on to the

referred to barack obama as, wow, storybooks, clean and articulate. whether or not he runs for president, he's using his public status much like the clinton's to rake in millions. from six-figure speaking gigs to seven-figure book deals, crazy uncle joe is turning his humble public service into a gold mine. if he runs, biden would be just the latest democrat to engage in class warfare politics, all while sitting on top of a mound of cash and the worst record of any political team, him and obama, we've seen in our lifetime. we are going to have a lot more on "20/20" politics throughout the show and also the year. but first, we have to turn our attention to our report on hannity watch on the deep state tonight. we have brand-new information. we saw it with a brand-new "usa today" suffolk university poll. one half of americans now believe that president trump is in fact a victim of a witch hunt being carried out by robert mueller and his merry band of democratic donors. doesn't take a genius' team of investigators to realize that collusion is a hoax. in

i'm telling you, he is the new obama. bernie, i'm telling you, beto o'rourke, mark my words, i can do dramatic reading after dramatic reading and it's actually really funny. they talk about the books on his bookshelves come with a floor-to-ceiling bookshelf. do you know what contains this section for rock memoirs? so he should deftly be president of the united states. all right, guys think you so much. and next, millennia conspiracy theory and late-night legend late-night, dedead plus a big announcement that you will not want to miss, raymond aurora row next, what is seen and not sink my brand-new podcast today but make sure to go get it, subscribe podcastone.com to catch up with me during the day. like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it starts acting in my body from the first dose and continues to work when i need it, 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type

it wasn't the dossier and it wasn't obama. the fbi first opened the russia probe because george papadopoulos bragged that he had got political dirt on hillary clinton. >> what's -- >> why is he coming up with more and more people to hate and more and more reasons to investigate if he's clean? >> at the core president trump is someone who wants to fight back, punch the opponent and over do it in some ways the reaction. he talked to republicans and said that mueller report was bs. i talked to lindsey graham. he said it was like a mini election to him. those were his words. i think when you thing about the dossier and the fact that the president isn't even acknowledging that lindsey graham said he saw the dossier and he said turn it over to the authorities and that's what happened. that's not part of this discussion and it's because president trump seizes an opportunity to make this a campaign issue. he's going on the defensive. >> it seems to me there is some sort of cleverness behind what trump's up to here. perhaps with the he

lou: with knowledge of president obama. >> we don't know for certain. but i don't see how decisions like that get made without very high level knowledge. lou: we know they were lying from jump street, clapper, brenon, comey. talking about every intelligence agency in the country had created a consensus around collusion, they were lying from the beginning because -- >> they knew we had weapons of mass destruction in that war. they did not know anything about 9/11, that did not come out until long after, my sense it is time to look hard. lou: their incompetence is one thing, i am talking about their corruption. political corruption. >> they are corrupt. lou: under obama. >> time they get cleaned out, and most important element is fbi, that is one at the en the f the day that was driving this, i hope they get in there clean house. >> i thought big reason most reporters became reporters, to ferret out this government corruption this abuse of power that that is what pentagon paper was about and watergate, and idea that almost entire media will turn a blind e

so if you want to. >> obama is not running, kayleigh. you guys keep talking about obama. he is not running. >> martha: good record over the deficit the last four to five presidencies. i think that's a pretty tough argument for anybody to make on behalf of any president at this point. so, ladies, we will leave it there thank you very much. good to have both of you with us tonight. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: coming up next, the recent comments from president obama that have some saying he is starting to sound kind of like a conservative. >> let me say this. if you are really confident about your financial situation you probably aren't going to be wearing an 8-pound chain around your neck. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. they work together doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum® micronutrients. restoring your awe

the intel people under barack obama were all dead wrong. and worse they were dead wrong or they were trying to frame him. which one was it? >> martha: ari fleischer said today he thought this kind of investigation and the beginnings of it with sally yates, as jesse mentioned, would never happen without the knowledge of the president. do you agree? >> dana: no, not necessarily. not to disagree with ari fleischer of course. i don't know. i think there's times when there's a bright line and sometimes -- i don't know how present he was in all of this, president obama. how much did he care? there's very few things that unite silicon valley democrats and trump supporters but frustration with barack obama's administration on not raising a flag on russian interference. they know for a while it was happening and then we hear that president obama in that meeting with putin in september of 2016 leans over and says knock it off. we know what's happening. america didn't know. we know now. one of the things that's amazing, to jesse's point about scandal,

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 speaking to people in iowa. we will bring you his friends and later this hour, we will bring you the strategist. the question is why he left and what he thinks about sander,' new run for president. meanwhile, president trump is railing against his former attorney mi

because there wasn't transparency with the initial decision by president obama and the obama administration to use their government office and the power of our intelligence community to go after an oppositional presidential campaign. we haven't seen any of those conversations. we haven't seen the fisa information. there is so much that we would all like to see. but, no, what does mary anne and the democrats harp on? they want to see every part of the mueller report. why? they want to see that because they know it's a bar mr. mueller and mr. barr cannot meet because of what you talked about, dana, redactions. there are prosecutions on going. and the fact that our national security is implicated. they know there will be redactions. soon as there are redactions, they'll say, they are not giving us everything. all of these democrats ran around saying mueller has to be given the ability to conduct his investigation. he got everything he wanted. he saw every document he wanted to see. he came up with nothing. it's time for us to move on. >> dana: mary anne, i'll let you respond to that. >> matt,

in new york i'm now joined by david mori a democratic strategist and former adviser to barack obama's two thousand and eight and two thousand and twelve winning presidential campaigns david thank you so much for joining us good to be with you amy great to have you say you heard the news hellery clinton and michael bloomberg now have both announced that they will not run for president in two thousand and twenty although hillary says she's want to completely close the door and it's pretty close what's your reaction david well i think it's a sign that joe biden is going to get in this race it's a sign that joe biden will be the favorite in this race and it's a sign that that's the opening in some ways donald trump has left the center open by going you know he's over served his right political base more than any president in american history so there's an open center for someone to take it and that's the argument for biden potentially winning the next election david are you hearing any rumblings from the biden camp or people around biden that he's taking this very seriously about jumping

and this idea of using clean energy green jobs as a stimulus the economy is 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. you seem 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 when 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 t

was -- experiment when president obama was in office. this is a reform that every member should embrace. when their party controls the white house and when it does not control the white house. so i would urge every one of my colleagues, let's get the senate back to the normal historical pattern for handling presidential nominations. let's give president trump as well as all future presidents a functional process for building their administrations. let's give the american people the government they actually elected. and let's seize this chance to do so through the bipartisan regular order that we're pursuing here both in committee and now on the floor. the status quo is unsustainable for the senate and for the country. it's unfair to this president and to future presidents of either party. it cannot stand and, mr. president, it will not stand. >> mr. president. >> [inaudible] >> i still have the floor. >> the majority leader has the floor. >> would the majority leader yield for a question? >> i move to proceed to calendar number 24, senat

if the supreme court rules that obama care his own, we will have a plan that is far better than

these are all issues that led to obama care in the first place. don't forget, health care remains a top priority for voters. tied with the economy. in a 2018 voter poll. my gechlt guest says we not be alive today without the affordable care act. jeff gained national attention back in 2017 when he confronted speaker of the house paul ryan at a cnn town hall. watch. >> i was a republican and i worked for the reagan and bush campaigns. just like you, i was opposed to the affordable care act. when it was passed, i told my wife, we would close our business before i complied with this law. then, at 49, i was given six weeks to live, with a very curable type of cancer. we offered three times the cost of my treatment, which was rejected. they required an insurance card. thanks to the affordable care act, i'm standing here today, alive. why would you repeal the affordable care act without a replacement? >> so luckily, today, jeff is cancer-free. he's joining us live now, from phoenix, arizona, and jeff, i'm so glad you could be here. i know you have said,

sentencing disparities between crack and powder cocaine where it really counts obama has not broken from the past but the reality is a drug control budget looks much like the bush administration's the ratio of funding invested in enforcement as opposed to prevention or drug treatment is about the same as the bush administration this is where it's not his real name he's agreed to talk to us if we disguise his identity. has been a drug dealer and a gang member he's currently awaiting trial charged with attempted murder very gruesome. murder scene with. maybe a man walking the streets before it's a. drug operation is on hold while he's out of jail on pretrial supervision one way that maryland has dealt with overcrowding of the prison system is the reason he deals is simple and he does it because he says it's the only way he knows to support his family and guns just a tool of the trade is them is amusing to me because this isn't the name it was a party sixteen years ago so i'm used to with incentives if you lived in a mining town you would go into the coal mines as this is all you know

jake: if you take barack obama and george w. bush and look at their domestic economic agenda, they were very different in values, in policies, in objectives. in the story they told about the american economy. if you look at george w. bush's and barack obama's foreign-policy agenda, they were basically identical. that's weird, and that's the result of foreign economic policy being kind of, existing in this separate space, verily driven, and it has been out of both parties. walter: i do get the sense sometimes that both in economic policy and foreign policy, the professors have had a little bit too much of -- and both you and i are professors, so i have to be a little careful here -- ok, we have a theory, and this theory, we should just follow the theory while earlier generations of foreign-policy people and economic policy people say yes, there are some big ideas about how the world works, but how do you build something in these circumstances for this situation in time? jake: i would buy that to a certain extent. i would say the

number three failure, the rise of china accelerated under obama and biden. china's aggression stretched to the south china sea, stealing u.s. and electoral property, went virtually unchecked and unchallenged by the obama and biden administration. and let's not forget, benghazi, and the fall of libya. a total disaster, and a tragedy. we lost the u.s. ambassador, three fine americans, and then, the obama-biden crew lied about the reason for the attack at the time romney was nipping at their heels in 2012. remember, that was september /october, 2012. and finally, the failed russian reset. russia's annexation of crimea, it's moved to eastern ukraine, which gave lender put in power, and a much-needed foreign policy win. i could go on and on and on. obama and biden fully embrace this new world order, and they were loved because they embraced agreements like the trans-pacific partnership and the u.n. climate accords. trump comes in and rejects both. because he believes, rightly, they ceded to watch american power and decision-making too far-41 foreign bureaucracy.

i worked for president obama. he is marked by a sense of gentleness and civility and he's never savage. in a country that is often torn along lines that are threatening to our capacity to work together and to get things done, grace is not a small virtue. it's a large one. >> you actually wrote about this grace. you said o'rourke is a unifying force. he's charitable to political opponents. he casts those who disagree with him in a gentle right. he has the unique capacity to diffuse situations and guide tough conversations. o'rourke has a generous sunny optimistic disposition. he comports himself with dignity. he can disagree without becoming disagreeable. the point of reading that is because some people of a certain age will remember that that's the kind of language people used about ronald reagan. >> i think that's correct. so one of reagan's virtues whether you think he was right on substance or not, he deflected anger with a joke and he would indicate warmth and respect for people who disagreed with him intentio

i'm an obama fan. i was saying how trump is different from obama and why we should focus on policy not politics. congresswoman omar even released her audio of the interview hoping to prove her point. however, the politico magazine correspondent says her recording confirmed his reporting. here's the clip. >> i will talk about the family separation or caging of kids and people point out that was trump, i mean this was obama. i'll say something about the droning of countries around the world b and people will say that was obama and all of that is very true. we can be only upset with trump because he's not a politician who sells us his policies in the most perfect way. his policies are bad. but many f of the people who came before him also had really bad policies. they just were more polished than he was. >> tim alberta of politico magazine interviewed the minnesota congresswoman. tim, welcome. >> hey brooke. >> so she straight up disputed your characterization of her remarks and you tweeted xabt a of how

platform we begin with these as i'm joined by chris lew 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 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

i would 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

she was highly critical of president obama in an interview with politico suggesting that obama's policies aren't much different than trump's. well, that's a joke. on monday fox news asked omar about her obama/trump comparison. this was her pretty despicable reaction. take a look. >> do you think -- [ inaudible ] >> do not. that is silly to even think and equate the two. one is two men, the other is really not. >> sean: here with reaction, geraldo rivera. there's certain things that i don't want the republican party dealing with. we've got a world with nuclear weapons. we want to make sure every american has opportunity. and i have no patience for any conservative or republican, racism or bigotry or -- i have no patience for this. the democrats couldn't get the votes to even mention the woman's name, and they give the watered down -- we'll just blame everybody for everything. >> you know, if -- if what you're saying, sean, is that their activism and their idealism sometimes leads them to intemperence, i totally agree. there's a reason you call the president mr. president. there's only one

then obama put forces in in 2009 and 2010. short of the commanders by 25% and then pulled the forces out 15 months later. we have never, ever gone about this thing appropriately with the right strategy and right amount of forces. [end of video clip] capt. hoh: he is one of those craven warmongers i was talking about. he has institutionalized madness. he is completely -- he is not stating factually what occurred in afghanistan. he is on a tremendous number of boards for arms companies. if people are aware of the recent controversy of the trump administration wanting to sell nuclear technology to saudi's without the approval of congress, the company that is involved in that, it the general founded the company. he is on many different arms companies. brian: you're suggesting that he is not a good american, he is not patriotic, it is about his pocketbook? capt. hoh: absolutely. i have no problem saying that. so many people have died, so many people are living life of hell because of men like general king. and because of the lies h

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 h

the obama administration needs to be looked into. what was the genesis and why because they overreacted and they put america through a two year ordeal. >> great. thank you. >> and a quick word about what. >> on the obama front we know there was masking leak. we also know president obama change the way intelligence could be disseminated across but on his way out we knew obama officials were leaving breadcrumbs behind as well for intel officials. there's a lot of questions as ari pointed out regarding the obama administration. >> thank you so much. what of the 2020 democratic candidate thing about the mueller report. just a guess here. that's next. as you would expect, the 2020 hopefuls for the democratic party have been weighing in on the mueller report. some of them, even before it was conclusions were released. and surprise surprise came from. [inaudible] militias have a look at what he said. regardless of the mueller report, he doesn't care, this is his take. >> you have a president who in my opinion, beyond a shadow of a doubt tho

i think he can compete with barack obama in any level whatsoever. i worked with barack obama. i served with him. brilliant doesn't begin to describe him. and you know what's so great about him? he's an old soul. he gets history. he understands it. but to me, it's about trump's narcissism. he wants people to think he's the smartest guy in the room. you have clips of that. he tells us, people, i was the greatest, you know? so he can't stand the truth, because the truth will bring him down. >> i was the greatest that was said by another american, mohammad ali, and he really did knock the guy out in the round he named. >> this is a different situation. >> thank you, former senator, barbara boxer. michael steele, thank both. >>> up next, will the real michael cohen please stand up? there he is! the real one. you're watching "hardball." biopharmaceutical researchers. driven each day to pursue life-changing cures... in a country built on fostering innovation. here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... and a new therapy that gives

>> jesse: yes, it was obama. [laughter] anything else? i got this. this was not an intelligence failure like a wmd or 9/11. this was an intelligent plot that was foiled. what's so funny, juan? >> juan: even greg said deep state. >> jesse: everyone was in mocking the deep state phrase for two years now i'm totally vindicated. >> juan: how is that? >> jesse: because there was no collusion. we were laughed at for being conspiracy theorists. guess who the conspiracy theorists were paid? your side. this is what it was. the obama administrations weren't trying to catch russians interfering with the elections. they were trying to catch trump officials colluding with russians to interfere with the elections. this was a democratic administration that use the cia and fbi to attack republican presidential candidate. it all started with hillary and the dossier. as many as four trump officials were legally surveilled and contacted by the cia. then when she lost, they used it as an insurance policy to reverse the election results. trump caught wind of it, fired co

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 case. we will tell you what he said, next. (whispers) with the capital one venture card... you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day... not just "airline purchases." (loud) holy moley that's a lot of miles!!! shhhhh! what's in your wallet? - shhhhh! - >> he's said he was attacked. maybe the only time i have ever agreed with the mayor of chicago that's a terrible situation. that's an embarra

former obama advisor david axelrod said this. unless better explanation surfaces here is the lesson of this weird turn in the jussie smollett case. you can contrive a hate crime, get caught if you are a well-connected celebrity, get off for $10,000 and have your record expunged. many people feel justice wasn't served. one twitter user calling jussie smollett the boy who cried wolf and another twitter user china in saying it is unequal justice. this has to stop. at the center of the controversy is top prosecutor ken fox who originally recused herself from the case because she has communication with jussie smollett's family and tried to get the case turned over to the fbi. a chicago police union is asking the justice department to investigate this to see why the case was dropped. rob: did she recuse herself or part of this? an elected official here, that could be a career changer. a lot of people want a lot of answers. rob: we talked about the osuntairio brothers, when will he speak up? >> alexandria ocasio cortez's pipedream faile

what we need to discover, what we do not yet know, was president obama involved? was this done for partisan purposes? was this done to try to elect taylor tilton? was this done with -- try to elect hillary clinton? we need every ounce of information about the people at the very top of our intelligence community that were promoting the inclusion of this fake mediar that most american outlets had discounted as unverifiable during it turned out to be unverifiable. we based this investigation on a lie. we should investigate who the liars were. i object. >> objection is heard. colleaguespublican do not want to read the report and they want to rely on the summary, that is their right. they can make requests in the all i am asking right now, whether you agreed with his investigation or not, that the public has a right to see the hundreds of pages which may well help us understand what russia did. i -- i believe our constitutional duties require us to have the report and the american people do not deserve to be left in the dark about what the report says. i hope it will b

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i'm an obama fan. i was saying out trump is different from obama and why we should focus on policy, not politics, this is why i always tape my interviews. here is what she said on the tape in the article. >> policies are bad. they just were more polished. that is not what we should be looking for anymore. we don't want anybody to get away with murder if they are polished. we need to recognize the actual policies behind it. >> the same wording from the article. the reporter hit back on twitter telling omar exhibit a of how politicians use the media as a straw man to avoid owning what you said. you are tape supports 100% what i said, so does my longer tape. next telephone call from your office before the twitter ambush would be appreciated. politico published the interview on day 5 of a particularly difficult week for democrats on capitol hill they unanimously passed an anti-heat bill in response to comments made by congresswoman omar label is anti-semitic. a senior democratic house member told fox, quot

care is out we will have a plan that's far better than obama care. thank you all very much. i appreciate it. thank you. [ inaudible question ] >> no time line. [ inaudible question ] >> i greatly appreciate that she's here and she's been a tremendous representative for her country and she's meeting tomorrow with the first lady of the united states in florida. they're meeting tomorrow. >> it's a message that the united states is committed to seeing venezuela -- >> i'll tell you, if you look at what we're doing you will see a commitment that few people have made, and frankly, this didn't have to happen in venezuela. past administrations right here should have been more forward thinking. this should never have happened in venezuela. this is a tragedy. you know, we're fighting all over the world for countries where 5,000, 6,000, 7,000 miles away. they never did anything with respect to venezuela. past administrations allowed this to happen. i've inherited a mess between north korea and all of the problems we have all over the world, the entire middle eas

this is not very different than the obama administration. russia has the largest nuclear arsenal on earth. it has a large military. we have to be able to talk to the russians. what the media is not telling you is that the president has been much tougher on russia been the obama administration. very tough measures has been -- had been imposed to section individuals who meddled in our 2016 election. i was involved in this at the nsc, good and tough measures have been engaged to protect the integrity of future elections. atre is no mention of that all in tv. i have been in the interagency meetings. this is a serious matter. this measure to protect our election. we watch msnbc and cnn and wine on and on that the administration did not do anything, that is not true. i think the pundits know it is not true. it is something doubled in take seriously. over 100 russians and entities have been sanctioned for meddling in the ukraine. unlike the obama administration, which sent nonlethal equipment into the ukraine, this administration sent lethal equipm

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