obama rose up in politico, and a lot of the obama folks did not know what to make of politico at that time. i covered the campaign in 2008, and as the first political reporter to do that, i traveled with the obama campaign from start to finish, from iowa to election day, and i can tell you they did not love me. [laughter] they really didn't. if any of them are watching, they know what i'm talking about. we managed to work together, nonetheless. wasd not really feel like i their favorite reporter because my job at politico was not to write the story of the day but to write about his hair turning gray, are not always about his hair turning gray, or him choosing not to wear a tie. but we wrote those things, which people read, and they wanted to understand who obama was, both for policies and who he was as a person. i chose to do that, and that often frustrated the obama folks. they did not love me, they did not love a lot of my peers, but there was a different relationship. there was an understanding of my role, even if they disliked it. what is different now is the rhetoric is very hars

obama was out of town. into the night this is after he's been profusely happy and he thanks everybody. and it was an unseasonably warm night, and i said how does tonight compare to how you felt on election night, and he said to me, words i'll never forget. and he said election night was simply the means to get to tonight. [applause] that's how i feel about politics it's only there in service of you, the american people. and what frustrated me about washington was when people allowed their short-term political interests to get ahead of what's actually best for the country. and i watched that happen over and over and over again. and so the answer to your question, in term of how i kept ground, particularly those eight years, and there were different people who helped me along the way, my friends and family were enormously helpful in grounding me, and reminding me what life is all about, but there is one person i met on the campaign trail in to 08. presidential campaign trail for barack obama, and it was in au

president obama said that no deal was better than a good deal. which, he never meant it, but he was right. president trump has multiple times walked away from bad deals and he is happy with no deal versus a bad deal. that is the approach we should take to the iranians. we are in a much better position if we consider the current course then we would be sacrificing pressure. on the breakup, president obama set himself that if the iranians followed the jcpoa, and did not cheat, and the jcpoa what extends the breakout period by a few months. it would get us to a year. we were already at that. by his own math we were buying a few months living under nuclear back -- black male. that is if everything went well. about oneto talk thing, when we get to a one year breakout period. prior to that innovation in 2013, the united states policy program,iran's nuclear the size of that nuclear program is determined by something we call national news. what news does this have for a nuclear program, and the answer is, zero. energy, has no nuclear you give them a smal

barack obama said he couldn't drag the economy out of the ditch. and yet they were in the white house, obama and biden, for eight years and never saw economic growth so they are trying to take credit for the unprecedented economic success of their successor, donald trump. how can they take credit for something they said was impossible? something they said was the new normal, high unemployment, less jobs, less pay. that is what they told us. barack obama said you would need a magic wand. you didn't need a magic wand. donald trump came in, instituted programs policies, the last two years of the obama administration, the manufacturing jobs today, never coming back, have grown 6 times that rate. heather: let's talk about the unemployment rate. we can compare the first 26 months of both administrations. the trump administration the first 26 months, 4.1% unemployment rate compared to former president obama with 10%. >> it is incredible. they promised to kickstart the economy with a stimulus plan, said they would create 1 million jobs, joe biden was in ch

they're not saying we backed obama, let's jump in and support biden. in fact there's a head line from the washington post that reads, they worked for obama, they're not supporting biden yet. as they scan the field for a possible transformation and worry about a repeat of the 2016 election, many others speak of their continued hunger for a new generation of leadership and a free face cho can transcend. they are eager for someone like obama who can bring new voter to the poll. they're basis clay sayin base bg that that the magic that obama -- i remember i was teaching when he ran. young people were so excited about him. they're not sure that biden has the same appeal. they'lllikethey're like let's sd see. >> older folks vote.

he -- you know, obama rose up and so did politico, and a lot of the obama folks didn't really know what to make of politico at the time. and i covered the campaign in 2008, and as the first politico reporter to do that, i traveled with the obama campaign from start to finish, from like iowa through election day. and i can tell you that they did not love me, you know. i mean they really didn't. if any of them are watching, they know what i'm talking about. but we managed to work together nonetheless. i didn't really feel like i was their favorite reporter because my job as politico was to not write the story of the day. it was to write about his hair turning gray -- i didn't write always about his hair turning gray or choosing not to wear a tie. but we wrote those things, you know, which people read, and they wanted to understand who, you know, obama was both for his policies and who he is as a person. and i chose to do that, and that often frustrated the obama folks. they did not love me. they did not love a lot of my peers, but there was just a different relationship. i think there was

trump or obama? iran, $150 billion for the icbm, the terrorism, the nuclear warheads, who has been tougher on iran? obama or trump? china, they are building these highlands, they are militarizing the islands come in the united states has nothing, tell me who has been the toughest president in my lifetime on china? and by the way, was obama tough on china? russia, collusion, somebody better tell vladimir putin that we have the toughest sections on russia than we have had in history, north korea, we have a naval armada off of the korean peninsula like we have not seen since 1960s, that was not there when obama was there, that is trump, they also intercepted a forget, do you remember that? in the toughest declassified sections on north korea too, he must love un. look at egypt, obama was in love with the muslim brotherhood, he was still in love with the muslim brotherhood, and he withheld arms temporarily. >> sean: easy, he gave billions to oversee. choose the descendants, obama gave that guy money, for

"the washington post" writes that they're embracing obama without obamaisms. that it reflects the party's shift to the left. one exception, joe biden who has heightened his role as obama's v.p. but even he has selectively distanced himself from some of obama's policies suggesting that he go further on healthcare and climate change. our power panel antoine seawright, former adviser to hillary clinton in south carolina and homily turner, conservative grass roots advocate and republican strategist. antoine, what do you think about that? does it seem like biden is trying to be left of president obama? >> a couple of things to note. barack obama still is the most transformational political figure in my political lifetime. the second thing -- >> melissa: why does that pertain to the conversation? >> i'm about to tell you. the mood of our country, the needs of our party are different. every candidate is different, every campaign is different. in 2008 and 12 will be different from 16. there foreyou see joe biden and others trying to find their move on the political da

he was a recent obama appointed judge. >> that judge appointed by former president barack obama in december 2014, his ruling states the white house cannot block is subpoena. donald trump says his team will fight the ruling. >> reporter: we have a couple legal experts to break that down. thank you very much. as house democrats ramp up their investigation into the president, his businesses and family the president says former leaders of the fbi, cia and other agencies investigating him are the ones feeling the heat. >> they are all blaming each other, turning on each other. isn't that pretty to watch. they were spying. >> reporter: ranking member, republican congressman devon nunez. let's start with this letter. you have been trying to get to the heads of those agencies to say we want information about one of the characters who figured into the early origins of potentially launching this investigation into the trump campaign. >> the first person we know on earth that knows something about the russians having hillary's emails. he denied that but mueller in his report claimed mifsud was a russi

here now austan goolsbee former chairman of the economic advisor under president obama. always good to have you with us, austan. thanks for being with us here. >> thanks for having me back, martha. >> martha: let's talk about this. the idea that this is just the seeds of what president obama planted and, you know, president trump essentially could be twiddling his thumbs in the oval office and it would all be happening anyway. what do you make of that argument? >> i don't agree with that even though the democrats saying it, when i was in the white house, i used to say 90% of what happens in the economy has nothing to do with washington. it's not designed by the white house. it's not some policy. and so because i said that when i was there, i will continue to say that after. but i think we got the longest job expansion in american recorded economic history. >> martha: yeah. >> and a large part of that was under obama and now a nice chunk of that is under president trump. and so in my view, it's hats off to both of them. we have a good economy going. and let's not start a

president obama is responsible formu that. >> president obama -- responsible for that, sad james clapper. what to make of it joining us tonight victoria former deputy assistantto attorney for divisin of the justice department. joe digenova founding partners of the digenova and tensing law firm great to have you both here. let me ask you first -- to react to the statement by the former dni, about james clapper which seems to be straightforwardly evidence of the -- the former president's involvement in this witch hunt. victoria. >> if president obama were so good why didn't he stop it? now let me see what are we talking about this involvement? a few hundred thousand dollars worth of ads and hacking into the computer account of the dnc allegedly because we really don't knoww because they never turned their computers over to the fbi. this is this big -- about this little thing that didn't do anything to affect a the elections. i mean, it is really pathetic the messaging, though, by the democrats is always so good that they have it out that 40 some% of the american people they that russians g

that was president obama in 2012. i think many of us now see that president obama's approach to russia could have used more of the 1980s, more ronald reagan and less jimmy carter. we would have been better off if the obama administration hadn't swept vladimir putin's occupation of georgia under the rug or looked away as russia for southwestern ngos and cracks down on civil society. if president obama hadn't let asad triple his redline in syria or embraced vladimir putin's fake deal on chemical weapons. of the obama administration had responded firmly to vladimir putin's occupation of ukraine in 2014 to the assassination of boris him soft and russian interference in syria. may be stronger leadership would have left the criminal less a motive, tampering with our democracy wouldn't have seemed so very tempting. instead the previous administration's in the criminal signal they could get away with almost anything. almost anything. is it surprising that we got the brazen interference detailed and special counsel mueller's r

he always talks about how great obama was and what they did with obama. and i asked kamala harris whether she sees herself as heir to the obama legacy and she said no, i have my own legacy. eric swalwell obviously not doing well in the polls right now. but he said to me i think obama will be such a great force when he gets out on the trail. so if that is all true, why not talk about him more? and he said i'm focused on the future and the future is not barack obama in the minds of a lot of democrats. >> and is this because hillary clinton essentially ran to the obama third term and lost? >> i think some of that. i think the party is changing somewhat. you have medicare for all is the debate that was not part of the obama days. but of course it grows out of obamacare. and also trying to figure out do you want to be seen as going back to obama or do you want to go in a different direction. one thing that we're seeing also is that among the kind of what people refer to democratic twitter or the -- >> crazy place to be. >> and not really representative of wher

one of president obama's final trips abroad. there he is standing next to angela merkel and the other world leaders. there's always pageantry to these things, awkward family photos and waving to the camera. but there was something about president obama's final g20 that is unlike all the others that he had attended. when it happened, it was so striking and even dramatic that it made the news that night. >> overseas now, where president obama held what could be his last ever meeting with his russian counterpart vladimir putin during a tense face-to-face on the sidelines of the g20 summit in china. the two clashed over the issues of syria and cybersecurity. >> now, it is true that president obama and the russian president talked about syria and cybersecurity during that tense one-on-one meeting. president obama said in a press conference that he also used that meeting to confront putin over russia's attempt to hack some u.s. websites. but the conversation that led to these dramatic photos, obama kind of towering over putin, was not

imagine if that was obama. imagine obama skipped going to arlington on veteran's day or imagine if had been obama who skipped going to a war memorial for the u.s. dead on the 100th anniversary of world war i because it was raining and for some reason he can't go out in the rain. imagine if it was obama who gave an inaugural address that described the united states as a horror show, literally captioned with the phrase "american carnage." imagine if it was obama who said he was exchanging love letters with kim jong-un or if obama kept taking solo meetings with putin and claiming that he believed putin more than the u.s. government. imagine if obama tried to do any of this stuff. this exercise is supposed to be a norms reset to remind us of when things were less insane in american politics. supposed to remind us that there used to be normal incentives for rational behavior and predictable punishments for bad behavior when it came to national politics, and that time was the obama era. you know what? that admittedly

so marrying yourself to obama is a positive. i thought biden did a very good job of being joe biden in the speech and showing his own style and his own -- what he's trying to do for the nation and also attaching himself to the obama/biden legacy. so i don't think he's going to -- it is going to be obvious that he's part of the obama administration. it is one of the reasons why he's so popular right now. it is one of the reasons why his polling numbers, they're not high just because of name recognition. there is genuine affection for him. particularly in the african-american community where, look, there is two ways to win a democratic primary. you are either a white candidate who can win african-american voters or your an african-american candidate who can win white votes right now he's the only white candidate out there to show to win the ability of african-american votes at least in the polls. >> he didn't bring up race issues. which i kind of found ironic that he's there in philadelphia and he had quite a rainbow of spectrum o

president obama is responsible for that. lou: president obama responsible for that, said james clapper. what to make of it. joining us tonight, victoria toensing, former deputy attorney general for the criminal division of the justice department, joe digenova, former u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, founding partners of the digenova and toensing law firm. let me ask you first to react to the statement by the former dni, james clapper, which seems to be straight forwardly evidence of the former president's involvement in this witch hunt. victoria. >> well, if president obama were so good, why didn't he stop it. now let me see, what are we talking about this involvement. a few hundred,000 dollars worth of ads and hacking into the computer account of the dnc allegedly because we really don't know because they never turned their computers over to the fbi. this is this big hurrah about the thing that didn't do anything to affect the election? i mean, it's really -- it's pathetic. the message messaging though bye democr

this is what happened to obama. let me say. >> kennedy: don't compare benghazi to bill barr. >> jesse: who died? >> juan: our country lost big time. >> jesse: democratic hopes. >> juan: i don't know why you say -- don't say congress has every right to exercise oversight. they are making legitimate claims. >> jesse: it's not legitimate. >> juan: it doesn't matter. the constitution says they have the right. >> brian: they want to do their own report. >> juan: normally what you hear from the justice department is let's negotiate, congress. i will give you this much, that much. what bill barr and trump are doing is trying to stiff the whole constitution. >> brian: emily, you are the legal scholar. is that what they are trying to do? >> emily: they are trying to distract us from the real ball which is the fact that everyone is terrified of what the inspector general report will undoubtedly prove which is that our intelligence agencies used unfounded legal reasons to surveil private citizens. you saved oversight, but it's

obama built it i broke it and you fix it. think my colleagues would agree the president's determination to destroy obama'sst achievements and other shared in this country by allies and friends including france and germany the president's determination to destroy brock obama's achievements and in this case leading us into another eendless war in the middle eas. mister h president i urge president trump to engage in diplomacy with iran rather than engaging. you know more than i do but whenever he mentions george w. bush talking how he got us into a war that cost thousands of lives and tens of billions of dollars with the iraq war. so that would suggest to me that the idea putting troops and more money into a war with iran has to be done with something with care on this one your anniversary of the trump administration pulling out i would urge the president and his advisers to think carefully what we really see as a country. we should be prioritizing diplomacy not escalating tensions with those american lives with noit coherent s

it's not just president obama. but when you look at the votes of a lot of these leading democrats, they voted for a barrier wall, they voted for additional funding, they've said a lot of the same things president obama said in clips you just played. what i don't get, frankly, is that -- i get politics. i've been doing this for a long time. what i think is astonishing though is, to your point, you've got in one area or the southwest border, in april you had 109,000 illegal aliens come over the border. at some point you have children being used as pawns to get over the border for people claiming asylum. there is truly a crisis. not just an immigration cry -- the crisis, but frankly, a humanitarian crisis. and if you do care about these people, you see these stories about coyotes running these families and running, you know, these children, charging thousands of dollars for people to get migrated up to our southern border. it's the, frankly, dangerous. and if we care about these individuals, we should put an end to it

now that obama is out, obama did it? production level employees salaries are rising faster than supervisors. that whole point that biden trying to make the working man is not feeling it, joe biden is is allergic to the facts because the facts in the report. ainsley: high jobs, high wages, consumer confidence, major productivity, blow out numbers. brian: president's personal approve rating at 43% on the average. right now handling of the economy is over 50%. disapproval at 41%. you're never going to get 300 plus million people saying anything is good or bad but on the majority, for the majority, on the mean it has been unbelievable these numbers, president obama on the record caught on tape it is impossible we have to have a magic wand. i think the president has to feel pretty good where he is right now as opposed to the 22 people who want his job. steve: when you look at the brand new number from the "wall street journal/nbc" poll, it shows while his personal approval rating is lower the higher number is for the economy.

it's yourself and the obamas, and you're heading toward the white house. when you get there, because i don't want to spoil those parts of the book. >> don't spoil it. >> trevor: it's amazing. when you get to the white house, what i likely enjoyed in the book is how you now face challenges within a white house that loves you, and you have to speak to the president and say, hey, this environment is not the best that it could be for women and women's voices. that was a powerful moment for me to read. i was, like, you just assume barack obama had it perfect but he didn't and you worked on correcting that. >> you start out with an environment and built a culture. everybody comes to the table with their own package and i noticed some of the women's voices were shrinking. i mentioned it to him and he said that's not acceptable. he said, i want everyone to speak up because i value your opinions. he invited them to dinner and said if you're not speak up, it's not about you, it's about helping me make the best possible decisions. you have to take the time to listen

era or the obama biden area. >> president trump has hurt the economy from the obama-biden administration that was given to him. >> kamala harris is trying to catch front runner joe biden with the prejudice to penalize big companies that don't pay men and women the same. for every 1% wage gap they allowed to persist, for work of even value, they will -- pay part of the prophet. >> in america today, women for the same work, for they equal work on average make $0.80 for the dollar. >> another senator kirsten gillibrand sits near the bottom of the democratic field and she's trying to shake things up by promising not to lock anybody up that gets picked up for being an illegal immigrant. >> i wouldn't keep them in detention at all. >> but do you oppose even with the obama administration did in terms of keeping families together or keeping them together for a longer period of time in detention? >> as president of the united states i wouldn't use the detention system at all. >> elizabeth warren focuses on something totally different and that is relationships. the massachusetts senator that pride

the economy did improve under obama, in spite of obama. the things he enacted while in office actually hurt our economy. taxndly, i did get a refund. you very much. it has been very helpful to me. americanevery single be behind the president in dealing with china whether you like or dislike trump. this is a critical issue. imagine how our economy would be with your cooperation of the democrats in congress. host: thank you for the call. let me take your lead and follow up on china. it appears we are in a holding pattern until president trump and xi jinping meet next month at the g20 summit. what will happen or what could potentially happen? guest: i do not think anyone knows the answer. so much of it depends. the ball is in beijing's court. i appreciate the gentlemen's comments. under obama, we have the weakest recovery from the recession since the great depression. if donald trump is elected president -- people were saying this in 2016, it will cause a second great depression. now we have the best economy in 50 years. liberals are having a

abandon israel after strong support by eleven consecutive american presidents it appears obama has moved sharply toward israel's enemies and the results could be disastrous for leader of hezbollah has vowed to finish the job it was started up till now america strong backing of israel made that impossible but with obama's waffling to the second holocaust. it's a pretty ingenious tactic how you supposed to have a rational discussion about the occupation when pro israel extremists call the sixty seven borders exporters. these are the two alternatives he had now switching to support israel because israel was in fact created in the wake of the holocaust isn't that extraordinary that the two would be that way i have a problem with the idea of exploiting the link and using those six million jews and almost in my mind it's like saying and frankly we want the occupation to continue we are a nation that rose from the ashes of the holocaust. when we say never again we may never again. i see a lot of manipulation. about the victims. the sense of victimhood and i'm a child will survive as a local sur

he is up from president obama during his 3rd year in office. joining us now sarah carter, and the author of the best seller the russian hoax, here's the thing. we have -- john soloman and sarah carter is working on this. the ukraine admitted they c conspired the 2016 election. people who say what about obstruction with donald trump? they don't care about hillary clinton's subpoenaed emails and acid wash and bleached bit. the i believers who wanted to bludgeon trump. none of them are i believing these rape and serious allegations. this is select moral outrage. this is all a political game that came close to impacting and then taking out a duly elected president. barr is the new villain. this was all by design of robert mueller. ly -- he left crumbs for people in congress. he implied obstruction where none exists. if you read his report, for every negative there is a counter positive. he knew there was no obstruction of justice. he decided i will let barr say it and he will be the villain. they will use my report for impeachment. it's vicious tow

i mean, he was head of homeland security under obama. and you have got nancy pelosi and the gang calling it a manufactured crisis. i'm not going to waste time on whether it is or isn't a crisis. it's a crisis and if you don't believe it, you shouldn't be on my show that is number one. why are we not dealing with this? stephanie, i will go to first and try to keep her answers short because i want to talk about tonight. are the democrats tried to make this a 2020 issue so they don't want to fix it now? >> absolutely. i mean like you said, judge, this is a crisis, we had a -- we are at a breaking point. they cry racism every time the president comes up with solutions but yet they have no plan. this is a step in the right direction. i love the idea of a merit-based system it makes sense. want to bring the best people to our country to have something to offer our country and it makes sense. although there are a few things missing in it. >> chris, will go to you. what is a problem with a merit-based system? currently, only 12 percent of the pe

under obama, it was almost flat, 2%. if this is brought to people's attention by republican officeholders, the administration, they will see, this is so much better than the economy that obama gave us, and it is because of policy. it is because of letting businesses and families keep more of what they earn, rather than the government spending more of what they take from the people. david: we have been talking about this, this is all at the federal level. you served as governor of mississippi. i understand you have another gubernatorial election coming up there. when they go to the polls to vote for governor, will voters be concerned with national issues, or is it much more local for mississippi? haley: well, the economy transcends localism versus nationalism, because it is the same general economy. , the economyates does not grow as fast generally as other states. in other states in grows faster generally than the nation as a whole. the economy really, really matters. but also, the way government has been run. if you loo

obama helps these guys, and obama helped -- >> i want to follow up to one point really quick. all i can tell you is all i heard for months was how the trump tax cut was going to rescue the middle class, and things were going to somehow go to this new norm for middle class, working people. in fact, it's been the opposite -- trish: i'm sorry, are we living in two different worlds? >> no, seriously, all you have to do is look at the polls and response for people who feel like they're lives are not better -- trish: i'm going to get over to madison because, you know, he seems to -- he's living on another planet right now. >> i'm living on earth. look at the polls. trish: it can always be better, i'll tell you that, and this group needs help. but i'll tell you one thing, it's a lot better than it was. madison. >> the achilles heel for the democrats in 2020 will be the trump economy. 82% of middle class americans received a tax cut. as a result, a direct result, of the first round of the tax cuts and jobs act -- >> and it did not trickle down, madison. >> you go across this country,

obama built this and i, being trump broke it we need to fix it. that is that the obama built it. i can't broke it and use the rest of us fix it. i think my colleagues would agree it would be a travesty if thede president's determinationo destroy president obama's achievement and an achievement shared by others the country and by our allies and friends among other places britain, france and germany but president determination to destroy barack obama's achievement that is as a meditation in this case the iran nuclear deal led us to another and this more in the middle east and mr. president i urge president trump as he has done in the case of north korea to engage in the policy and ratchet down contentions with iran rather than engaging in the this provocation. mr. president, you meet with the president more than i do but some of the times i've been with them last two years wheneverr i mention george w. bush in the same breath he talks about how he got us into war the cost of thousands of lives and has cost literally tens of billions of dollars in the iraq war. so that would suggest

or even a little in president obama it's the it's the d.n.c. . that is responsible of the attack you know it's being racist being misfortune is being islamophobia gandhi semitic as a christian the considerations of the global population which is mostly brown and black never comes into focus when foreign policy decisions are made and so when on the hill on the side of the democrats you have the liberal interventionists who speak the rhetoric of the responsibility to protect doctrine of humanitarian intervention ism and what they always wind up achieving when they intervene in a place like libya is to make the most vulnerable populations of those societies the most exposed to harm from extreme sociopathic elements and so in libya you had the black to work a population getting massacred after nato intervention in syria you have programs in the mass slaughter of religious minorities christians shia. and so you know it really casts the identity politics that it emerge out of the halls of the d.n.c. and that are really the official line of the democrat

and obama judge. look at the decision in dc. and obama judge. look at the emoluments clause standing decision, and obama judge, the tyranny of activist obama judges. >> what about the fact republicans are going to say but now donald trump is sitting record numbers filling the federal bench with his folks. 5 or 10 years from now maybe the issue an injunction against president buttigieg. should they have the power to do that? >> of course not. these are not trump judges. he is picking originalists. my first book and men and back, people, not conservative, liberal, republican or democrat, look at the constitution and try to comply with it. and obama judge looks the constitution and tries to turn it inside out because they are progressives. they don't comply with the constitution. it's time we have an honest talk about obama judges, activists. the left likes to talk about get rid of the electoral college, they only favor the popular vote when they went. otherwise they control the courts, they control the bureaucracy and they want permanent governmen

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rather than obama care, becomes obama-biden care. rather than obama nuclear deal, obama-biden nuclear deal. obama's 1.9% average economic growth. that ties him to weakness over eight years. charles: at some point biden has to come up with ideas, right? at very least i would suspect his democratic rivals would challenge him on some of these things? >> certainly. it is very clear he will run as a moderate democrat. i expect from him we'll see a fairly comprehensive immigration reform package that will include border security, protections for dreamers. maybe health care, obama care, i think we'll see some other democratic policies because he is running as a centrist. trying to get around all the people running to the left of him. charles: want to ask you about nancy pelosi, speaker pelosi, calling for a special meeting with house democrats tomorrow morning. on the agenda impeaching president trump, what the party's next move will be in the wake of the mueller report. deroy, democrats, is it time to stop playing with this hand because, i

he should get credit but not president obama. liz: obama doubled the debt and only got 2% growth. there's a thing that happened periodically in american politics it's when the extremists in the party run the show. that leads to landslides. lbj got three-quarters of the vote whenning in a landside. walter mondale lost in landslides. and you have head lines like this, times up for capitalism. what's going on in this country, george? >> people are looking at the way the country has been aneekic cli recovering during the obama years and are questioning the way we do things and they're questioning at precisely the wrong time. because president trump has gone back to a full-throated capitalism and getting the government out of the private sector businesses, the life blood and strength of the american people. we're off to the races. they're questioning the way we do things at precisely the wrong time. it's amazing to watch. liz: to your point, the battleground states, we just reporting news and information tonight, the batment ground states that the democrats need to win in 2020 record l

then you know that obama actually was he on like obama not only intervene twice directly in syria bombing syria twice apparently on the basis of false information but he has armed the ukrainian military he's imposed much harsher sanctions on iran and on russia and venezuela so it's not only continuity but a constant escalation that harms the most vulnerable people of the world who happen to be mostly brown and black next moment thank you and that's it for the show he was up by social media will be back on monday off of european elections to discuss the 3 cakes for breakfast lunch during the fission benjamin zephaniah see that. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been only implement inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela associate. famously have a supplement. that employs that long that it assumes that the people are mad at the moment that the whole story is a new nixon called henry kissinger to tell him t

barack obama actually said we made a serious mistake. eric holder gets up there, won't turn things over, lies about what he knew and says he'll never do it again. that was a real scandal. >> it's so sad. and, you know, no matter what they do, whether they're harassing our attorney general, they're harassing my brother-in-law, the president, it's not going to change the outcome of the mueller report! we still didn't collude with russia. the president still didn't collude with russia. i don't know what the goal is here. jesse: they can't accept the mueller report just like they can't accept the election. >> correct. jesse: speaking of elections, big one coming up in 2020. i know you're in charge, so no pressure. the president was at a rally down in the panhandle the other night and had some fun making fun of some of the candidates. >> we've got some real beauties. crazy bernie. you've got a choice between sleepy joe and crazy bernie. [laughter] and i'll take any -- let's just pick somebody, please, and let's start this thing. let's start i

bush did it when he was in office, obama and now that obama is out of office and trump is in , now obama, it's so absurd how do people buy this? ed: dan we're also seeing figures from the obama days yesterday was james comey coming out against william barr with his tweet and in the last 24 hours it was eric holder the former attorney general here is what he said, ag barr has deliberately misrepresented the mueller report and started examinations of the conduct of intel/fbi personnel without a predicate for political reasons. he's protecting the president, he does not stand up for the good people he leads. he is not fit, to lead the doj. i wonder what you think about eric holder of all people saying that after what happened in the obama days but number two are folks getting nervous about where bill barr is headed with the investigation? >> i was praying we got to this because i can talk a lot like please get to the holder thing, this is important. they are panicking here, guys. when i say they, i mean former obama administration officials. listen make no mistake what i'm telling you is co

he was all for president obama using executive privilege. now he's against this president. the bottom line is they spent $35 million investigating the president. their conclusion was that there was no underlying crime. this whole ka bitsing about, oh well, maybe he obstructed justice to try to hide an investigation about something he didn't do, this is absurd and the american people know it. people have gone to their corners on it. it's important to remember that this was politically motivated from the very beginning from a political document, from the hillary clinton campaign, and that should be investigated because we cannot allow the incumbent parties to weaponize the intelligence communities to spy on americans or on political candidates or potentially their donors, so there is a real danger to this and it is a constitutional one. but the democrats have it completely upside down. >> the clips go both ways. back when president obama was asserting executive power you attacked him for acting like a king. let's show that. >> someone who wants to bypass the constitution, byp

he can't have any remnants of the obama era. it's so sad he can't take the words of the treasury secretary under obama who said that harriet tubman demonstrated leadership and participation in our democracy. that to me is so poignant in this moment especially at a time when our democracy is under such great fire. how could we expect him to have any understanding and especially when he last month called the con federal commander robert e. lee a great general. >> called him a great general and he said they were fine people on the other side of charlottesville who were there to defend keeping the statue of robert e. lee up in charlottesville. it's not only the slave owning and the race which is clearly offensive, insulting and immoral, you're talking about somebody that was the general of a treasonous army to overthrow the union. >> we're still celebrating. it's not only president trump. we're still celebrating con fei confederate generals as heroes. they need to put up statues of abolitionists and the victims of slavery. it's time