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president obama had done half of the things and said half of the things that president trump is saying, even as recently as this morning, would he have been impeached and how long do you think it would have taken? >> about a nano-second. >> about a nano-second is how long it would have taken for president obama to be impeached if he did or said half the things that president trump said just today. that was president obama's senior adviser valerie jarrett today. this has become an interesting norms check in this era of our politics. that little game. imagine if it had been obama who -- take your pick -- saluted a north korean general. imagine if that was obama. imagine obama skipped going to arlington on veterans' day or imagine if it 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

booming us economy under donald trump. >> he interpreted a healthy economy, president obama should take credit for that. >> the economy is doing so well. where do you think that started? heather: is that true? our next guest sets the record straight. ♪ ill nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. heather: with the trump economy booming democrats trying to steal the spotlight. >> the economy is booming and continued after president obama. donald trump despite his inauguration speech talking about doom and gloom inherited a quite healthy economy and president obama should take credit for that. >> the economy is doing so well. where do you think that started? heather: two years into the trump administration which president deserves the cre

he was volunteering for the barack obama campaign in iowa, where he said he saw many young people signing up for the army or national guard. >> i might have dragged my feet on that forever if i hadn't that experience in iowa and saw that some communities were almost emptying out their youth into the military and some were barely serving at all. >> reporter: now he's one of three presidential candidates who served in america's longest wars in iraq and afghanistan, joining congresswoman tulsi gabbard and congressman seth moult moulton. after five years of reserve duty, he deployed to afghanistan just as president obama was announcing a troop withdrawal. buttigieg was part of a unit assigned to identify and disrupt terror finance networks. it was largely a desk job at the bagram air base, but he also worked as a driver and armed escort. >> look, it's not like i killed bin laden, right? i don't want to overstate what my role was, but it certainly was something that was dangerous. you know, people that i knew, unfortunately, were attacked. >> do you think you would be able to make this

. the same adam schiff who tweeted this in december of 2016, president obama can and must be classified as much as possible about russian hacking our elections, rest assured that trump won't. and i have offered him four hours of airtime, three on the radio show, one here. why won't he come on? we have every single lie that he has told you, bleed the american people. he is a liar, a conspiracy theorist. in the worst part is, we now know that he is lying. a conspiracy hack through and through, and we have a lying partisan hack in charge of the house intelligence committee. that is scary. but rest assured, barr is not going to release sources and methods were highly classified intelligence, and let's not forget that those who are now saying oh, we can't release lists are the same people that were asking the attorney general of the united states barr to break the law and release the mueller report with grand jury testimony included. that is selective moral outrage. we are about to see important evidence surrounding the biggest abuse of power, corruption scandal. the president dec

should instead be patting president obama on the back. >> trump is taking credit for a recovery that started under obama. who is this economy going to work for? we had attacks planned it was all about giving the wealthiest people more of a break. we have to make sure it's a shared recovery because right now it definitely is not. >> do you give president trump the credit? >> i give our workers and businesses the credit. i think we've had policies in place starting with president obama that have aided the recovery. >> the economy is doing well. i don't have to give trump any credit. i'm sure he will take all the credit he wants. >> jesse: not everyone agrees with the out of touch candidates. a new poll says a majority of americans are happy with trump's handling of the economy. brian, see if you can square this circle for me because i cannot. how can the democrats say it's their economy and at the same time say it's not working for the middle class? >> brian: is very strange. without it was joe biden's were allowed. bring up charlottesville in the middle class is not happy. the nu

crimes. that if barack obama or bill clinton or any democratic come anywhere near them, they would have impeached them. all of these republicans are supporting this president in every possible way, rhetorically, legislatively, judicially. they are supporting his whole agenda. trump is the whole republican party. either you are in or you are out. >> you're a strategist take trump off the table. is there not a fear if many republicans that make quietly or privately disagree with him that they can't do it publicly because they would get a primary and republican voters would vote against them. >> of course it's that. it's elementary and it's simple because this party does a good job of dounifying when the times right. they kick those of us to the curb that don't get in line. where we're at is we have allowed our values, our message that many people, including myself even though i'm a young strategist have worked so hard to communicate. do this and do that. if one republican steps out then their head is on the chopping block. american politics have long been obsessed with power. we're s

, years before president trump went to, moved to w the white house, even befoe president obama and his family lived there the, our nation was at odds with an isolated country tuled by a repressive leader. it wasn't long before it became clear to united nations and our country's own intelligence community that that country that i'm speaking of was enriching uranium for theor purpose of obtaining a nuclear weapon. threatening to destabilize a region of great strategic importance. as the world was winding down from the cold war, tensions between the united states and this country were heating up. an administration that some would call naive recently attempt to deescalate tensions, taking unprecedent thed steps to hold out an olive branch to an unpredictable regime in hopes of reaching a momentous agreement to stop them from continuing to enrich uranium. surpriseingly, that president gave trust can ask was willing to give -- trust and was willing to give unprecedented concessions. all withoutia any reliable mechanism to verify whether the nuclear enrichment had, indeed, ended. my republica

taking a bit of credit. >> inherited an economy from obama biden. >> voters disagree. can the president keep the momentum for 2020? ned ryan joins us with what could get even better. >> stars & stripes swipe. how world war ii veteran got his american flag back thanks to his local sheriffs office. ♪ nothing says summer like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? using multiple cleaners on grease can be expensive, and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle grease with dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. it provides 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, which cuts through tough kitchen messes, pre-treats laundry stains, and even tackles grease build-up on car rims. tackle tough greasy messes around your home, and save money with dawn ultra. brand power. helping you better. >> i know donald

obviously an obama appointed judge. 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 muelle

. came to politico in 2007. served as the white house correspondent for politico under the obama administration and now she's the editor of politico so we're honored to have you here. she's actually , she got an award today, washington life is recognizing her as one of the power 100 in washington dc. so let's get terry a hand for that. >> .. it's a lot of fun to get out of the office. so politico launched in 2007. it was started robert al britain who was the owner and publisher, he at the time owned a string of tv, local tv stations. he's a native, not actually native washintonian, but he's spent many years here, and he spent many years otcapitol hill. he had this idea for creating a competitor, and at the same time two journalists from "the washington post," were starting to contemplate something similar in that washington journalism was right for disruption. they felt that there was a lot more going on in washington than the media at the time gave people a window into. that tawas about personalities. how are we telling the story behind the story. that it was just a lot more fun

with president obama's final g-20 summit in china. it was september of 2016, right before the presidential election. one of president obama's final trip abroad. there he is standing next to angela merkel and all the other world leaders. there is always awkward family photos. but there was something about president obama's final g-20 meeting. when it happened it was striking and dramatic that it made the news that night. >> overseas with president obama held of what could be his last meeting with vladimir putin during a tense face-to-face on the sideline of the g-20 summit in china. the two clashed over the issues of syria and cyber security. >> it is true that president obama and the russian president talked about syria and cyber security during that tense one-on-one meeting. president obama said in a press conference said he also used that meeting to confront putin over russian attempts to hack u.s. website. the conversation that led to this dramatic photos, obama kind of towering over putin was not just about chiding him over russia attacking random american websites. we fou

trump has delivered prosperity that obama said was impossible without a magic wand. president trump has conjured up not only prosperity but for all americans record low unemployment among blacks, hispanics the lowest for women in 66 years almost seven decades and the democrats have done everything in their power to destroy this president because he has delivered more, cap more promises, promises, achieved more and the first two years of any president republican or democrat in modern history and his approval ratings are at an all-time high. the radical democrats capitol hill or the presidential campaign trail simply have no answers and nothing to offer. the left-wing media have nothing more than the theatrics of deceit and with their vicious conspiracy to overthrow president trump. today he noted today even "the new york times" is reporting on what we now know, without question the greatest political scandal in american history. >> i was never happy to see for the front page of "the new york times" for the first time talking about spying and spying on my campaign. that is a big diffe

obama. they allowed george w. bush era on grow like a. >> water. >> you are right. i'll leave it to states. and on size of state, have you republicans saying no, we need federal immigration. instead of paradigms. so we're seeing a lot of this back and forth. kennedy: that is what happens when you have inconsistent opportunists in both parties and republicans and democrats are both guilty of that, it add sadly libertarians and for right, libertarian they will leave you the hell alone they will not steal your tax money to pay for everything on laundry list. >> this will happen against when democrats take white house back, they will even venally, we'll earnin--eventually weaker we han our rhetoric, i am curious for next pivot. kennedy: what is it. >> i agree with all that. but also it starts at top, president trump was guy that ran on a campaign lock her up. and criminal politics, this is happening, to tone it down, that is something that winning democratic campaign might be able to win on. >> that what joe biden is trying to do. >> keep -- try to keep the economy going the way it is,

president barack obama's final g20 summit in china. it was september of 2016, right before the presidential election. 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

-wing media that the evidence produced by three years of investigations point directly at the obama fbi and doj, the dnc and of course the clinton campaign. >> to my way of thinking, and aknow a lot of you agree with me, the crime was committed on the other side. this whole thing was a take down attempt at the president of the united states. lou: it's the radical dimms who went after a president with their fabricated evidence, fraudulent claims before fisa court judges, obama intelligence chiefs who contrived schemes of entrapment directed at the trump campaign. a special counsel on a partisan mission to discover a crime. an effort to frame a presidential candidate and then the president of the united states. and then when no crime was found, pelosi tries now to create nonsense cli and corruptly a claim of coverup. years of investigations have found no crime, no collusion, no obstruction. so in a final act of corruption a contrivance of desperation, there is a coverup of a crime that never was committed for which there is absolutely no evidence, an absurdly that isn't in any way sup

interested in how the obama administration was thinking about the goals of the jcpoa leading up to the final conclusion of negotiating that deal. you can actually see the obama administration change its criteria for what it would consider a good deal in real time. you saw in one congressional hearing, wendy sherman, the negotiator at the time, say that a final deal, i'm paraphrasing, should include missiles. because missiles are the delivery systems for nuclear weapons. in fact, if you look at the north koreans, they have had a nuclear capability for some time, it's the delivery systems that take more time to get going. if you are going to talk about squeezing a regime that you don't want to have a a nuclear capability and deliverability nuclear capability, missiles go hand in glove. you have got to include missiles. wendy sherman originally told in an open hearing that would be part of a final deal within 24 hours the iranians came out absolutely not are missiles included. the russians went in and made sure that they understood we're talking about nukes, not missiles. very quickly

obama. you may know where i'm going with this. after years of working in municipal government and private business valerie jar t was selected by president obama to be senior adviser to the president and assistant to the president for intergovernmental relations and public liaison. she managed the office of public engagement, the office of inter governmental affairs. the office of urban affairs, and also chaired the white house counsel on women, and girls. and the white house office of olympic paralympic, and youth sports. since leaving the white house she's volunteered as the senior adviser for the obama foundation , serves on a number of boards of directors, and has become a distinguished senior fellow at the university of chicago law school. tonight, as i say we have the dream team on stage to discuss ms. jared's book, finding my voice. we have someone who quite literally found her voice, and has a lot of people around the country listening. stacey abrahams is a lawyer, former state representatives. [applause] and minority leader of there the house. she is the first african amer

. the battle for 2020.the economy. we will show you new information on how barack obama made joe biden his job training -- according to the obama white house, no job growth, it a ton of tax-free money wasted. we will also show you how insight is in the obama white house had what they called quote - train and prepare today joe biden says the democrats did build and blue-collar middle-class voted for donald trump says you are right.we will show you the blue-collar boom fueled by the trump economy. the best time in 50 years to get a job. american manufacturing is finally back in business. a show of force with b-52 bombers in the middle east along with a carrier strike force. sending a clear message to iran, do not threaten american troops. will asked the former israeli ambassador about this and more. also tonight, a rare victory for donald trump on the board of policies from the ninth circuit court. we will break that down as immigration court backlog is now bigger than the population of detroit. and it's becoming one of the worst congress is ever for new laws enacted. running on ha

politico under the obama administration, and now she is the editor of politico. we are really honored to have her here. she is actually getting an award today, washington law is recognizing her as one of the power 100 and washington, d.c. let's give carrie a hand for that. [applause] for beingank you here. we are excited. let's kick things off. everyone in the room knows about politico, but can you share the history of politico and why it is so important to america? tommy and thank you, chris. it is good to be here with all of you. it is a lot of fun to always get out of the office. launched in 2007. it was started by robert elberton, the owner and publisher. at the time, he owned a string of vocal television stations. a native washingtonian, but he spent many years here and looked at capitol hill, and he thought it was ripe for competition. he had this idea for creating a competitor. at the same time, two journalists from the washington post were starting to contemplate something similar in that washington journalism was ripe for disruption. they felt there was more going on in washingt

. >>> plus, what to deal with the democrats saying this is obama's economy and not trumps. >>> and later in the show, iran now posing multiple and very real serious threats from supporting terrorists attacking israel to reportedly threatening servicemen and women from the u.s. in the middle east. we've got the latest there. coming up. ng, like my bike, and my calves. liz: welcome back. you're watching the fox business network. we're coming into the bottom of the hour. critics are saying that the 2020 democrats are now campaigning as a walter mondale raise your taxes democrats. they're trying to run against trump's booming economy. but unemployment is dropping in battleground states that they need to win in toto. and in two months' time the u.s. will have the longest expansion in history. the president inherited a flat-lined economy, plummeting middle class income. that's what he inherited. >> you're exactly right. and we've seen a transformation from there. unemployment historic lows across the economy. but the story not being told is how this great economy is benefiting the poores

or in this case retire one. >> martha: as you remember, she was not able to capitalize on the obama economy to win the election. but now the next round of democrats who want to be president are hoping that american voters will be convinced of this argument. >> what we are looking at is 10-year rebound of the wall street crash of 2008. >> we have had policies in place starting with president obama that aided that recovery. >> i love trump is taking credit for a recovery that started under obama. >> martha: the recovery clearly began under president obama, that is true after the financial rout in 2008. it is now though an unusually long expansion and it has some gasoline poured on it in the past two and a half years. that is really unmistakable when you look at the data. those are just the numbers, 5.4 million jobs added. 3.6 unemployment rate, that's the lowest rate in 50 years. plus rising wages at this point. almost like a goldilocks economy as we once heard way back when. it's hard to see a continuum when the policies under each of these two presidents, president obama and preside

house correspondent for politico under the obama administration and now she is the editor of politico. we are really honored to have you here. she is actually getting an award today washington live is recognizing her as one of the power 100 in washington dc. i would like to give carrie a hand for that. really thank you for being here we are really excited to have you here. let's kick things off, everyone in the room knows about politico but can you share with us the history of politico and why is it so important to america? >> thank you. it is great to be here with all of you it is a lot of fun to always get out of the office. politico launched in 2007. it was started by robert albritton the publisher who at the time owned a string of local tv stations. he is a native not washingtonian but he spent many years here and he looked at capitol hill and thought it was right for competition. you had roll call, you had the hill and he had this idea for creating a competitor. at the same time two journalists from the washington post are starting to contemplate something similar that washington

investigations against incoming president of the united states. barack obama knew that james comey was going to blackmail the incoming president of the united states. >> no surprise or, thank you for being with us tonight. for being with us tonight. up next i sit down with on a john deere x300 series mower. because seasons change but true character doesn't. wow, you've outdone yourself this time. hey, what're neighbors for? it's beautiful. run with us. search "john deere x300" for more. you should be mad at leaf blowers. [beep] you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler. so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. thanks to priceline working with top airlines to turn their unsold seats into amazing deals, family reunion attendance is up. we're all related! yeah, i see it. and because priceline offers great deals by comparing thousands of price

. remember, president obama's quip in 2012 when mitt romney emphasized his concern for russia. this is what president obama said when mitt romney emphasized his concerns with russia in 2012, direct quote. the 1980s are calling to ask for their foreign-policy back. 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 previ

"he asked barack obama not to endorse him." yes, he does not want obama anywhere near his campaign, so joe must be furious that somehow obama snuck into all of biden's late ad. >> this is an extraordinary man with an extraordinary career in public service. somebody who has devoted his entire professional life to service to this country. he revitalized american manufacturing as the head of our middle-class task force. he suited up for our cancer moonshot, giving hope to millions of americans. he championed landmark legislation to protect women from violence. that's joe biden: resilient, loyal, and a patriot. >> stephen: joe biden could not get any closer to barack obama if he were a pair of dad jeans. ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) but for now-- mom jeans. it's mom jeans. mom jeans. but for now, trump's still president. and today, he met at the white house with congressional democrats, including party leaders and the least-popular exhibit at madame tussaud's ( laughter ) chuck-- chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. now, you may recall that the last time these two got together with

obama economy president trump inherited. [video clip] president trump taking credit for the economy and economic growth. president trump inherited an economy from obama. just like he inherited everything else in his life. [applause] [indiscernible] >> we have to get the work done. if we had not done it, we could've had another great depression. folks, working together matters. it matters. want thecan people economy to work. ,ost: was joe biden saying trump inherited a strong economy from barack obama. guest: people should read my book. it is a very different situation in my opinion. 2000 -- aftern in the 2016 election, barack obama's last year in office, the economy grew one and a half percent. that is pathetic. there is a good reason why donald trump won the election. the economy was not in good shape. trail,as on the campaign when you go outside of the city and go to places like yeary, pennsylvania and rockford, when a, places like lansing, michigan, we would go to those places. i would ask the voters, how is the obama recovery going for you. you know what people would say? what recov

around this time she had a 30 point lead on obama and moving into a general election mode. then she started getting questioned from her left. people were coming after her for the crime deal, talking about her speeches, her corporate connections. joe biden just walked past a protest in los angeles to a fund-raiser, a very, very expensive fund-raiser, right. so there are these elements within the party we can call it progressive base, its left, however you want to describe it, who are making a case for really taking over the democratic party. so if donald trump thinks he will be the only target in sight and joe biden needs to ride that way, he's going to be in for a big surprise. >> are there dangers? is this 2007? is there -- i think the variable there was barack obama. a lot of people, democrats and republicans can acknowledge now he was extraordinary. he was extraordinarily talented, he was sort of intouch with where the party was heading. is there an obama in the field? >> no. that's on purpose i think. there's a set of ideas. the problem we face as a country is not reducible to i

president obama called a crisis back in 2014. former press secretary sean spicer is here tonight the on that. and former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein hitting back at james comey, calling him a political hack. tonight you'll hear exclusively from someone who once worked with comey and says james comey has forever tarnished the fbi's image. and far-left democrat rashida tlaib doubling down after her controversial comments on the holocaust. wait until you hear what she's saying now. "trish regan primetime" begins next. ♪ trish: the gloves are off, indeed. not only has attorney general bill barr hired a so-called pit bull to investigate the investigators -- john durham out of county who has a history of investigating officials -- he is working with the nation's top national security leaders to get to the bottom of this whole russian investigation. now, let's get to mr. durham first. the u.s. attorney will review, mr. durham will review, and i quote, all intelligence collection activities. all intelligence collection activities related to the trump 2016 campaign including how the

thank you for joining us, good night from new york. ♪ ♪ trish: tonight, a former obama official says three new models show that president trump is going to win the election in 2020. the big reason he's saying the president has the ultimate advantage. the liberal media slamming president trump for criticizing joe biden while on foreign soil, but what if i told you he's actually not the first one to do this? and we have the proof? plus, iran now saying it has no interest in negotiations with the united states. wait a second here, i mean, can we just cut to chase? the president says he's not interested in regime change in iran, so shouldn't shah be a signal -- shouldn't that be a signal for iran to sit down and do some talking? and a google engineer describes a culture dominated by outraged mobs and witch hunts. he's here exclusively to tell us what really goes on inside google. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. ♪ ♪ trish: tonight, a massive change in tone and a shocking admission from the president. the united states, he says, has no interest in changing the regime in iran.

trevor noah! our guest tonight -- our guest tonight is a former senior advisor to president obama and she's out with a new book about her journey to the west wing, valerie jarrett is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also, coming up on tonight's show, all the animals are dying, uber vs. new york taxies and nobody gets to see trump's taxes. first, let's catch up on today's headlines. planet earth. unfortunately, after 7 billion seasons, it's about to be canceled. >> there is a dire warning tonight from climate scientists. they say 1 million of the earth's 8 million planet animal species are now at eminent risk of extinction. >> the report released today in paris identified how humans are causing extension at a rate never before seen in human history. >> trevor: good lord, 1 million species are in danger of going extinct. that's such a crazy -- that's so many deaths. even the creators of "game of thrones" would be, like, jeez, guys, pump the breaks. maybe throw in a sex scene or two. come on! ( laughter ) but this news the terrible. unless huge actively cut down on carbon e

the white house even before president obama and his family were there, our nation was at odds with an isolated country ruled by a repressive leader. it wasn't long before it became clear to the united nations and our country's own intelligence community that that country that i'm speaking of was enriching uranium with the purpose of obtaining nuclear weapons threatening to destabilize of great importance winding down from the cold war the tensions between the united states and this country were heating up. the administration to de-escalate taking the unprecedented step to helps to reach an agreement to stop them from enriching uranium. surprisingly he was willing to give unprecedented concessions to verify of the nuclear enrichment had ended. my republican colleagues may be surprised to hear me say especially today one week after the anniversary of the west decision to back out of the iran nuclear deal you might be surprised because i'm not talking about iran. talking about north korea and not president barack obama but donald trump. donald trump was willing to shut down a criminal

what happened to president obama when he made the mistake of simply saying out loud what the international consensus is we believe the borders of israel and palestine should be based on the one nine hundred sixty seven lines with mutually agreed swaps so that secure and recognized borders are established for both states it didn't matter that obama was just repeating what had been official us policy that decades or the right wing president ronald reagan that said essentially the same thing in the one nine hundred eighty s. an even stronger language u.n. resolution two for two remains wholly valid as the foundation stone of america's middle east peace effort. it is the united states' position that in return for peace the withdrawal provision of resolution two forty two applies to all fronts including the west bank and gaza when obama said if he was a media the accused by right wing groups of setting up israel for another holocaust as president obama abandon israel after strong support by eleven consecutive american presidents it appears obama has moved sharply toward israel's e

obama during the speech. watch. >> compromise itself is not a dirty word. consensus is not a weakness. it was necessary. it was designed the way the constitution sits. it requires consensus. i did it when i was a senator. it's what i did as your vice president. i worked with barack obama. >> meanwhile, president trump is set to speak at a rally in central pennsylvania tonight. this is politco is reporting the trump campaign is rushing to shore up support in rest belt states he won in 2016 but where biden is leading in the polls. look at your screen. biden up in pennsylvania by ten points. in michigan, biden leading by more than ten points. former pennsylvania congressman, lou barlett, a says the polling is just as it was in 2016. looks like bernie sanders is history. he says think about it, i'm only here because of sleepy joe. china wants sleepy joe badly. melissa? i see you taking notes. >> the china comment is interesting. if vice president biden is going to try to run a campaign that president trump is a bad guy and i'm a good guy, there's a problem. there's a huge money trail that

through an obama curve but they forget he served for 40 something years. barack obama in his white house did not attribute to income inequality but all of this is going to be played out. barack obama even said himself that the primary made him better. it's going to be a clash of idea. >> others including and especially bernie sanders who is next in almost all the polls, pretty far behind but next after joe biden, here's what he said in a fund-raising notice on friday. talking about joe biden's fund-raising events, these are not grassroots funding events. these are high-dollar functions hosted and attended by corporate lobbyists, health care executives and a republican casino ceo and a you know-busting lawyer amoknow-bus ing -- union-busting. >> this is setting up to be joe biden as protecting and continuing the obama legacy and bernie sanders and others who are saying they didn't go far enough in the obama years, that we should have gone even further. i find it a really interesting argument the democrats are going to have. bernie sanders is essentially running to get rid of obama's signa

, is this all occurred during the obama administration. this did not occur during the trump -- trump was elected the first tuesday in november, and this had all gone on before, the russian stuff. why wasn't the obama team doing something about it? lou: your sense of mark warner today, the vice chair of the senate intelligence committee, which under richard burr continues its -- it is so-called investigation. he basically -- he said today to intelligence community defy the attorney general of the united states as he investigates the investigators, and the democrats will back you up. have you ever heard of such a thing? >> no, i haven't. but the reality is for two years this guy has basically blocked everything that we've tried to do. what he's basically saying is blocking the president, this is -- the intelligence community reports to president of the united states. the president has asked barr to go investigate and find out what was wrong there. for the him to say as a member of the senate, vice chairman of the committee, that we will basically block any efforts on the part of the pr

chinese got into the wto in 2001 and they have cheated ever since. the bush and obama administration, neither one chose to do anything about it. economists,old by by 2025 or so, china's economy will be as big as ours. donald trump has come to the conclusion that if we are ever going to do anything about the chinese cheating, holding them to their agreements -- because free trade means sticking to your agreements, he has decided now is the time. it is hard to argue with that. a lot of risk involved. i am from the south -- maybe you could not tell from my accent -- but i come from a farm area. farmers are being hurt by this. soybean prices are at a huge load. but the question is, are you going to let them cheaper ever -- cheat forever? david: there is bipartisan agreement the chinese need to change what they are doing but it is a different government system in china than we have here. like the farmers and mississippi, those farmers across the country who vote and are getting hurt, how much power do we have to withstand that pain? can we put up with that over the longer t

investigation go? how high will barack obama and hillary clinton be implicated? ken starr and john with answers in moments. our 2020 clown car segment. should illegals receive free health care and old biden comments on immigration that might surprise you. and harvard cans a dean to appease their students. and a congresswoman sparks another israel controversy. first trump, the clean up man. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." on friday after trade talks broke town, president trump raised tariffs on some chinese goods to 25%.wn today the chinese retaliated. threatening to hike tariffs on 5,000 u.s. products. the media went into instant and predictable meltdown mode. >> he is building a wall of tariffs and you are paying for it. >> weilding tariffs because it makes the president look tough. that only hurts american families. >> no one wants this. the chinese don't want this. the americans don't want this. it looks like this was a problem of donald trump's own making. >> laura: yeah, this whole china problem, just popped up in the last few years. oh my god. presidents since george w

have been signed and didn't have the majority of senators in the senate at the time barack obama was president even to ratify. it walls a bad deal that we pulled out of. steve: so two international situation wees are keeping you apprized of. let's come back to home. and when you look at the economy on friday, the administration got some really good news. 263,000 jobs had been added. the unemployment rate is 3.6%. lowest since december of 1969. and wages increased 3.2% from the last year. these are all really good numbers and as you can see we had the president right there thumbs up this is great and he had a lot to do with that. ainsley: democrats are saying, no, no, no; mr. president. you had nothing to do with this. thumbs down this is all because of president obama. listener to. so democrats running for president in 2020. >> the economy is doing well. i'm sure i don't have to give trump any credit. what we are looking at is 10-year rebound from the wall street crash of 2008. >> we have had policies in place starting with president obama that have aided that recovery. >> we walk ar

nsa database by the obama administration, doj, irs, fbi, all of them under president obama, which is also going to implicate mr. mueller and mr. comey and a lot of other people in these abuses. and the president -- this president has been the most transparent, certainly in my lifetime and in all that i've known in terms of his willingness to cooperate with the special counsel investigation, allow everyone to testify, unlimited hours, disclosing thousands, well millions of documents actually, and allowing hundreds of witnesses to testify without limit. and also this attorney general has been the most transparent in producing the mueller report with only 1.5% redacted and the democrats still haven't gone to read that. so we're dealing with the most transparent administration that i know of in my lifetime and the declassification of this material is to show the american people the truth. david: and again to use your word projection which i think is apt. the attacks on attorney general barr and his iptd, thi independs from the party that defended president obama's wingman, eric holder, h

more with the panel. however, with the talk about the president. now accusing barack obama of doing nothing about russian election meddling. if it was that big of a deal why didn't the former president not intervene. is he just trying to change the subject? guess what we will talk about richard fowler and they will butt heads and you will be somebody. yorty are. stay with ♪ ♪ ahhhh! ♪ we're here. ♪ ♪ back then, we checked our zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed! but ocuvite has vital nutrients to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) dad, it's fine. we have allstate. and with claimrateguard they won't raise your rates just because of a claim. that's why you're my favorite... i know.

obama white house counsel's office. and they were using their guidance evidently to respond. so once again, you've got the obama white house tied to the lies told to the american people about hillary clinton's e-mail. and that's why you can bet that she was never prosecuted. because to prosecute hillary clinton meant bring in the obama white house into the criminal conspiracy. lou: and right now we're looking at the real prospect of actually getting to the truth of the origins of the witch hunt, this effort, this conspiracy to overthrow the president of the united states, which began while he was a ca candidate. your thoughts now on the reality that we'll see a hard-nosed investigation producing real results with grand juries and real accountability. >> well, to have grand juries that would be a pleasant surprise. and attorney general barr committed to doing an investigation. an investigation doesn't mean an administrative inquiry. it means impaneling grand juries. if i were the president i would not rely on the justice department to get it done, even if attorney general barr wants t

and the deal that president obama made was a horror show. basically it says that in five years from now, they have an open bed to nuclear weapons. and especially them. >> this is the kind of attack that iran has been preparing for hitting u.s. assets using proxies in the region. no group has claimed responsibility and so far the iranian backed militia are distancing themselves from this attack. it's clear clear that the timing of all this is not helping growing the easing tensions. president trump tweeted, if iran wants to fight, that will be the official end of iran. never threaten the united states again. this morning, iran's foreign minister fired back tweeting in part "goaded by the b team, the real donald trump hopes to achieve what other aggressors failed to do. iran has stood tall for millennia. hashtag never threaten an iranian. over the past month the u.s. has expanded its military presence in the region in response to iranian threats. at the same time the administration is keeping up its maximum pressure campaign to isolate the regime through heavy sanctions in hopes that

investigations against incoming president of the united states. barack obama knew that james comey was going to blackmail the incoming president of the united states. >> no surprise or, thank you for being with us tonight. up next i sit down with laura trump. you don't want to miss this one. and steep dunes. but somewhere along the way, suvs became pretenders, not pioneers. but you never forgot the difference, and neither did we. there are many suvs, but there's only one legend. hurry in now to the jeep celebration event and get $500 additional bonus cash on select models. every day, visionaries are creating the future. ♪ so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. ♪ the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ because the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. in bed?ll your oral laxative work? happens with people try fleet liquid glycerin instead. relief in minutes, not hours. every time on your time. now $1 off with sunday's paper. guaranteed relief or your money