if you like president obama, you probably like obama care. if you don't like president obama you don't like obama care. we're going to be here for a good long time even when the president leaves. >> or as scalia calls it scotus care. >> look. scotus care is here to stay unless and until the republicans win the white house and hold the senate. if they do, there is no question that they will repeal and replace. they're going to run on it. it's going to be something that they're going to campaign on it. they'll be committed to it. and the president is going to have to do something about it. i think they will have a plan. and if you're the president you decide which of the various plans is going to be done. if the democrats hold the white house, it's here to stay. >> the president says he's now survived two major court cases in the supreme court. he's won an election where the other candidate pledged to repeal obama care. even though many conservatives said mitt romney wasn't the best one to make that case because of romney care. so what happens?

schedulia's dissent is not against obama. he said the constitution means what it said and no lee way to depart from that. >> justice scalia said something profound about the court and bears repeating. the cases will publish forever. and the discouraging truth that the supreme court of the united states favors some laws over the others and prepared to do whatever it takes to up hold and assist the favorites. what do you think? >> scalia says things that do not reflect the court. he has always taken the view on the same- sex marriage case that you have no liberties to depart from the literal meaning of the world. your ending point would be obama care must fail. >> and what potentially is the impact of those? >> there is a challenge to one of your participants brought up by little sisters of the poor and involving the birth control and contraception man date. that will be interesting and important. but judge napolitano had it right. this is it. the law has survived. >> it is very valuable to us. thank you very much. >> tempers f

doj investigatedding police departments obama-don't-care. >> obama saying glooep [bleep] on somebody's pod cast obama don't care. >> . >> larry: hot dog pizza crust obama don't care. >> larry: that sounds kining of awesome. bluejasmine steeplechase let me just ask you this what about obamacare. does obamacare about obamacare? >> are you kidding? >> you think the president isn't happy that 6.4 million people won't lose their health care? that they won't see their subsidies disappear, that they won't have to worry about a-- are you serious? >> larry: so obama does care. >> just kidding obama don't care. >> larry: bluejasmine steeplechase everybody. we'll be right back ( groan ) i'm starving. we've been compromised! don't let hunger kill your game. hot pockets brings you new snack bites. bite-size hot pockets sandwiches with 100% real cheese. guy's i'm back! new snack bites from... ♪hot pockets♪ automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a re

[cheers] [applause] president obama: god has different ideas-- [applause] president obama: he didn't know he was being used by god. [cheers] president obama: blinded by hatred, the alleged to look could not see -- the alleged killer could not see the great surrounding -- the grace surrounding clementa pinckney and that the bible study group. the love they showed when it opened the church doors inviting a stranger to join in their prayer service. the alleged killer could have never anticipated the way the families of the fallen would respond when they saw him in court in the midst of unspeakable grief with words of forgiveness. he couldn't imagine that. [applause] president obama: the alleged killer could not imagine how the city of charleston, under the good and wise leadership of mayor riley and the state of south carolina, how is united states of america with respond, not merely with repulsion at his evil act but with goodhearted generosity, and more importantly, the thoughtful introspection and self-examination that we so rarely see in public life. blinded by hatred, he failed to

obama: what is true in the south is true for america. clem understood that justice grows out of recognition of ourselves in each other, and my liberty depends on you being free, too. that history cannot depend on this alone, but there must be a manual for how to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past, how to break the cycle, a roadway toward a better world. he knew that the path of grace involved an open mind. but more importantly, an open heart. that is what i felt this week. an open heart. that, more than any particular policy or analysis is what is called upon right now, i think. what a friend of mine, the writer marilyn robinson calls, "that reservoir of goodness beyond and of another kind that we are able to do each other in the ordinary cause of life." that reservoir of goodness. if we can find that grace, anything is possible. if we can tap that grace everything can change. amazing grace. amazing grace. ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost, but now am found was blind, but now i see â

. >> the age of obama, we have the reagan era, the obama era -- >> i think obama has an enormous investment in the 2016 presidential campaign because he could be franklin roosevelt and change things permanently or he could be woodrow wilson and within two or three years have an amazing part -- >> look, ronald reagan needed h.w. bush to win that third term. barack obama needs hillary clinton for the same thing. i have a little fun thing for everybody here. it's on superpacs. one backing carly fiorina had to change its name from carly for america to carly for america. according to federal election rules, a superpac's name cannot include the can't date they support. jewish americans group supporting ted cruz called jews for cruz and had to change their name. carly became this conservative, authentic, responsive for you. so you can be an acronym but not the name, pretty clerver. can't use jews for kriz how about jews for conservative republicans understanding zionism for america. hillary clinton, want to rename your superpac. you might like this one. marco rubio, the easy one, making america re

i could tell you something about president obama. president obama is not just a democrat. president obama is for the u.s. when we had a downturn in the economy after the republicans was in office, the country was failing. everything was failing. housing market, aig and president obama came in -- the job that president obama did for this you want, in my lifetime i seen no other president does this. obama don't believe putting our troops in foreign country. we have to acknowledge. when i see so much friends in wars to see the obama did in obamacare. obamacare is good, i heard the governor of the state of kentucky said that it's the best thing that ever happened to the u.s. obamacare. what it does, it cut out a lot of fraud in medicaid and medicare. i could tell you one thing if obama would have with a term he would win in a landslide victory. you first believe you should talk before you go to war. that's why you actually tax a company that have jobs overseas. we're manufacturing again. when you look at kentucky and ohio. detroit all of these factories opening up and i see ma

vissenhoff obama! vissenhoff obama! obama, obama, obama! >> stop it, hitler. no no no. i'm sorry, you can't blame obama for that. hitler you're the marquee name when it comes to evil. >> whoa. judas begs to diff. >> judas? let me guess, you're gonna blame obama too? >> no. i was gonnatv >> all of you get out of here. go on, get, get. >> good-bye, larry. we'll see you soon march 24th, 2019. >> wait what does that mean? >> we know what you now, let's talk about lancaster. classic caramel reimagined into buttery rich creams. so surprisingly soft they melt in your mouth, while you sit back and say "wow." lancaster,caramel reimagined. right now at pizza hut, you can get any two medium pizzas for $6.99 each. choose any crust, any sauce, any toppings. so go for it, america. get any toppings. any crust flavor. anything you want. on any two medium pizzas for just $6.99 each. only at pizza hut. looks like that gun boat is aiming right at us. don't be ridiculous. destroying this sniper tower would provide no strategic advantage. i stand corrected, johnson, it is super fun to blow

obama sometimes leaks it at 100. so how did the media react. >> president obama weighed in on the ongoing conversation on racism, and used a racist word when he did. we have a warning for viewers. he uses strong language. some may be considered offensive. >> i wouldn't have used the word to make the point he was trying to make. >> why? you're allowed to use the word. thanks to hr 182, we can say t. black people and only black people can say nigger as much as we want. do you hear me tom hanks cray son. oej we can say t. only us. but my favorite is how the press classifies the n word. >> he's never used the word before. >> that's an electric word. electric? highly charged? who do you think came up with the n word, tesla? i know how to cure the energy crisis. not solar power, n power. now of course whenever we have a story like this, let's ask the question that's inevitable, what were they saying on fox news? >> he has really dragged the gutter speak of rap music. and now he's the first president of rap of street. >> yo

maybe the postpresidential obama through example, through the work of the obama library and foundation can try and suggest ways forward in chicago. charlie: what impact will this week cap on the 2016 election? al: barack obama standing and his popularity is going to affect the democratic nominee presumably hillary clinton. if barack obama can keep numbers and 50%, that is better for her. it translates that way. this week is going to make his standing much more significant than it would have. a year-and-a-half or 17 months is a lifetime. all sorts of things can occur. the sense that this is a significant president who has done significant things, most of which i think are going to be popular with the electorate. he is going to be an asset to a hillary clinton in 2016. much as reagan was to george h.w. bush in 1988. charlie: in that election george bush was running for the third term of ronald reagan. al: they are always going to say that. there is always an extent that is true. it will be said again in 2016. it is very important for barack obama. we talk about his legacy and the aca and

[applause] president obama: we see that now. [applause] president obama: and i am convinced by knowledge the pain and loss of others even as we respect the traditions and ways of life that make up this beloved country, by making the moral choice to change, we express god's grace. [applause] president obama: we don't earn grace. we are all sinners. we don't deserve it. [applause] president obama: but god gives it to us anyway and we choose how to receive it. it is our decision how to honor it. none of us can or should expect a transformation in race relations overnight. every time something like this happens, someone says we have to have a conversation about race. we talk a lot about race. [applause] president obama: there is no shortcut. we don't need more talk. [applause] president obama: none of us should believe that a handful of gun safety measures will prevent every tragedy. it will not. people of goodwill will continue to debate the merits of various policies as our democracy requires. it is a big raucous place america is.

obama bounces back be. they write the supreme court decision capped a week of major and personal victories for the president, obamacare security a discussion on race gained new urgency after he purposely used a word that most agreed only he could say. obama trade is headed to his desk pretty much how he wanted it after being declared dead. they haveall have his name and face on them and he won them all. he's supposed to be a lame duck john. >> this is a president who has not stuck to the lame duck script. he's been liberated by the fact this is the fourth quarter of his presidency. so he's doing and saying the things he thinks are right. when you pursue leadership from that confidence it can be powerful particularly at a time when the country is debating race. and thesignificant victories. he's had a big big week leading up to a big speech today. there are some storm clouds on the horizon, iran and other issues. but he's had a big week in his presidency rather than trying to shrink slink out and look exhaus

a large stunning rebuke to president obama. a close vote. the house has decided not to support legislation to give the president authority to negotiate trade deals. and as libby pointed out, this is not the transpacific partnership for democrats but it's a piece of this that could slow the entire effort by the white house down. so as you see the house with at least 271 votes against is voting against what the president and top republicans wanted. this is a big defeat for president obama on his ability to negotiate trade deals. there will be reaction from the white house and the senate, and it forces the white house to try to go back to the drawing board to figure out what to put in to attract more of the 133 democrats who have voted against this, and have sunk this legislation that the president described as a priority. we'll keep you posted on the reaction to this vote through the day. >>> we move on to louisiana the last of the three anggiola three prisoners is now walking three. extending the order to keep woodfox behind bars, the judge o

i was sitting next to obama. obama says boy that takes courage, i would love to do that some day. >> rose: wow. and he did it a couple of years later at the gridiron dinner. you could tell eh how proud he was of himself. those are funny occasions to do it tbhawvment solemn occasion at that church and to do it with such skill and courage and grace, that was remarkable. >> rose: so where are we in the question of race in america after charleston? >> well if you're asking me, charlie, i think we made a lot of progress. i think a lot of people were mesmerized as i was by the speech. it was in a black church to a black audience, he spoke like a black preacher and i think he reached white america. i think one of the disappointments of barack obama is that his administration has not healed the racial divides we have in this country or the red-blue divides we have in this country, and i think what he did last friday was important and someone wrote, i think jim fallos or ed maybe alluded to it, it may be his post-presiden

this is a portion of the obama care, that few people are talking about. the creation of these affordable care organizations they were in place before this came into place basically ushers these along and what it does is move the pay to play mind set of healthcare systems. it gets insurers and hospitals and doctors all working together to try to improve patient outcomes. we have seen a downturn or slowing of the healthcare costs it isn't clear whether that's because of the affordable care act, or the latentsy because of the recession, people putting off medical procedures. but what we look forward to in the next couple of years is how this will play out as a consumer, but also employers. there's that mandate that will require employers to cover more and more of their employees up to 30 hour as week. they have to give them health coverage, and that's how that plays out in terms of whether that forces small businesses out of the market, owhether that creeps these costs down that's something we have to look to. >> thank you so much. >> kathleen is a former se

president obama says it means the law is here to stay. if we cannot protect them better, they will disappear from the wild within decades. >> i never expected to be so close. this is the largest of the lemurs and madagascar. there are 106 different species but they are nearly all in trouble. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television here in america and also around the globe. islamic state fighters word driven out of a syrian city in january. today, they came back launching a series of attacks in the town. suicide bombers killed at least 30 civilians and kobani. it is not clear how the militants got back into the town which was devastated in the last round of fighting. our middle east correspondent has more. reporter: even from a distance the tremendous force of the bombs in kobani can almost be felt. and this was only just the beginning. kobani was again a light and under attack. i.s. fighters began attacks from a number of directions. news came that the attackers had been captured or killed. i.s. may have infiltrated the kobani

in just a few minutes, president obama will give his take. we have live coverage coming up. ♪ scarlet: good morning, i am scarlet fu. erik: i am erik schatzker. we are waiting for the president. the negotiations over and iranian nuclear treaty and perhaps the rapidly growing field of people who want to succeed the president in the white house, we will take you there live. scarlet: let's take a look at what else is making news here it we begin with the new ceo of deutsche bank who will be taking over a lender played by billions of legal costs. former ubs ceo john krein has been named to run europe's biggest bank. shares posteds the worst performance among global peers. remember it was one of the great m&a houses before it was bought by ubs so a careful man, a considered man. he had stepped in to be the ceo of ubs during the darkest part of the crisis for them. a lot of technical stuff had to be dealt with, a lot of bad assets had to be dealt with. he did it bit by bit. scarlet: here is deutsche bank surging in europe and they are also higher

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obama was very good in sound bites. hope and change. >> it was effective for him. >> it was effective for him but not for the people. we want a leader to work for the people. may not be so good at a sound bite but pretty good at running government and changing things. pretty good at bringing people together. that's what we need. if you want sound bites there are plenty of it. v opportunities for that. if you want a leader, if you want a leader i know i have the ability to do that. >> governor, you're facing a lot of criticism from conservatives, when you ran for office elected, very conservative governor but being accused moving very far to the middle, embracing unions. a lot of headlines you're taking lumps from the right conservative party in new york seems to embrace carly fiorina, our own fox news contributor jonah goldberg compared you to bad clams. what is going on? >> whatever reason, he has attacked me since my first day as governor. i would put my record against any governor in america. 143 billion in tax reduc

is the fight over obama care really over? it's tonight's "inside story". >> reporter: this morning the court upheld a critical part of this law. the part that's made it easier for americans to afford health live. >> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. at its simplest, the ruling by a majority of justices will allow people in states that did not set up health care exchanges under the affordable care act to take advantage of subsidies for buying health insurance. if the justices voted the other way, a glitch in the plain language of the law would have allowed subsidies in those states that operated their own exchanges, a minority, as it happens. as al jazeera's lisa stark explains, obama care bullet. >> reporter: supporters of the health care law gathered outside the court. when the ruling came down... ..they let out a cheer. and began to celebrate. [ chants ] >> reporter: the 6-3 decision means government subsidies that help low and moderate income americans pay for health insurance will continue to be available nationw

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[applause] [cheering] president obama: for too long -- [applause] president obama: for too long, we have been blind to the unique mayhem that gun violence afflicts upon this nation. [applause] president obama: sporadically, our eyes are open. when it of our brothers and sisters are cut down in a church basement, 12 in a movie theater 26 and an elementary school -- i n an elementary school. but i hope we also see the 30 precious lives cut short by gun violence in this country every single day. the countless more his life are forever changed, the survivors crippled, the children traumatized and fearful as they walked to school. the husband who will never feel his wife's warm touch. the entire communities whose grief overflows every time they have to watch what happened to them happen to some other place. the vast majority of americans the majority of gun owners want to do something about this. [applause] president obama: we see that now. [applause] president obama: and i am convinced by knowledge the pain and loss of others even as we respect the traditions and ways of life that make up th

i believe president obama. furthermore he has told me that if he ever needed to, he would pick up the phone and call me. so yes i am certain that the conditions to date have become very different. at this point i'd like to call upon the global news network. >> if brazil is played somebody -- president obama: if brazil plays someone else. but if they are playing the united states, i'm sorry. >> president obama, you were talking and then transfer mentioned when purcell canceled this chip because of the matter -- and then it was mentioned when brazil canceled this trip because of the matter of trust and now in the middle of a very political and economic. can you trust one another in this moment? president rousseff: [speaking foreign language] >> translator: it views itself in the world and the usa's original play. how do you reckon i'll are -- reconcile these two issues? president obama: i'm going to answer in part the question you just asked the president. we view brazil not at the regional power but as a global

she had to call obama. he said the chief of staff to meet with counter part in germany to try to smooth over the waters. they are both very pragmatic leaders who look at what's on the table. the president talked a little about that early this morning. >> part of what gives me hope is the example of germany. this marks 70 years since the end of world war ii and decades of a great nato alliance. it marks 25 years since the unification of germany that inspired the world. the fact that all of us are here together today, is proof that conflicts can end and great progress is possible. >> the face to face is considered to be there, steve. >> still ahead, decision 2015. two block buster decisions that could come from the supreme court right now. ♪ it's not home. but with every well considered detail . . . it becomes one step closer. making a fist something we do to show resolve. to defend ourselves. to declare victory. so cvs health provides expert support and vital medicines. at our infusion centers or in patien

obama couldn't convince his long time ally nancy pelosi. the house is moving to vote to consider the measure next week. but let's start to what happened today manu. >> it was a remarkable rebuke from the president who hasn't been the most aggressive lobbying push the administration had mounted since the health care pass in 2010. a procedural sna few that called it. the senate passed the bill last month. it includes the fast track trade bill which would the lead the trance trans partnership. but they added trade adjustment assistance what's meant workers from globalization. it's a big democratic priority. but republicans don't like this at off. so what the house republicans decided to do is they decided to trade the t.a.a. with the t.p.a. the transportation authority to vote for each. but what they did not calculate and what the white house did not expect was to receive democrat voights revolt in pass against the t.a.a. because they need to carry that in order for this to land on the president's desk. what they decided to do in a shrewd bit

they can have an entire election again running against obama care. what were they going to be talking about? i mean we also saved 6.4 million people from losing their insurance. a report released said if we repealed obama care it could cost $138 billion. 19 million people will be uninsured. yes, it should be your right to have health care in this country. >> just to quantify. a right to health care means that all of us and all of our viewers have an obligation to provide it. that's what it is. right is a right to action. it's not to a freeb where i for someone else. the supreme court doesn't get it. >> that's twits the supreme court has done something to fix obama care. the first time was the justice roberts had to call obama care a tax to make it work. they did it and then now he has to reinterrupt what is established by states to mean. the states which you would think would be 50, all 50 they reinterpret thad to mean the states of the federal government. >> this is a return to the supreme court of frank lynn roosevelt in the sense that the constitu

one is president obama talking and addressing israel directly. i want to play that one to the israeli people. >> to the israeli people i understand your concerns and i understand your fears. but what is the worst scenario is the path that we're currently on in which there's no nuclear resolution and ultimately we have no way to verify whether iran has a weapon or not. sanctions won't do it. a military solution is temporary. the deal that we're negotiating potentially takes a nuclear weapon off the table for 20 years. >> potentially takes it off the table for 20 years. >> look that is ridiculous. assuming there's no cheating we will legitimatize a bomb in a lot shorter time than that. but this sin comprehensible. we already heard about iran cheating on the enrichment and it's succeeded its caps every month in the last 20 months. all of this has been happening with sanctions and under restrictions. imagine how iran is going to act after sanctions arist willed after the agreement is signed when it has zero incentive to refrain from cheating and we k

vissenhoff obama! vissenhoff obama! obama, obama, obama! >> stop it, hitler. no no no. i'm sorry, you can't blame obama for that. hitler you're the marquee name when it comes to evil. >> whoa. judas begs to diff. >> judas? let me guess, you're gonna blame obama too? >> no. i was gonnatv >> all of you get out of here. go on, get, get. >> good-bye, larry. we'll see you soon march 24th, 2019. >> wait what does that mean? >> we know what you ♪ the staff at this beautiful resort . . . will stay with you forever. ♪ especially if you don't leave. ♪ you got it booking right. booking.com booking.yeah at subway, we begin with freshly-baked-bread; then combine tender turkey-breast, with robust, spicy, melty italian favorites; adding a splash of our new subway vinaigrette. the magnificent new turkey italiano melt. only at subway. aah...it's evening again. time for the perfect night time snack. ♪ beautiful on the tongue, delightful to the bite easy on the conscience. who said, breakfast has to wait until morning? kellogg's®. see you at breakfast, tonight.™ ♪ and enjoy a

i grabbed obama he picked sarah palin. obama went through all the things in his head. why did he do that. interesting. you know what, he said? being, being in this national media frenzy is hard. i was terrible, i think i'm reasonably smart. it took me six months to get used to it. she could be the greatest politician since ronald reagan coming out out out of alaska handle all of this. i give it four weeks and we'll know whether this was a good idea or not. four weeks to the day she did that interview with katie couric so -- >> by the way biden came bounding up in middle of this conversation. he said, what's up? he picked sarah palin for vice president. he said what a lot of america was saying, who is sarah palin? the relationship between them, it wasn't close when he chose biden. he was impressed with the way biden handled himself in the campaign and debates and so on. when we went to see biden i wrote about this, the first thing biden said, was, you know, i ran for president because i thought i would be the best president. i still think that. i didn't win i got no del

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legislation for obama's criticized trade deal is heading to the senate. the house nearly approved yesterday. republicans will set up a vote on the bill for next week. from msnbc.com, the elizabeth warren movement winds down. the new effort will back democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. the treasury department is planning to put a woman on the $10 bill. house i minority leader nancy pelosi is throwing out some names. >> i would add frances perkins, first woman cabinet officer and author of social security. she's certainty affected many lives. >> perkins served under franklin roosevelt and helped establish the minimum wage and is 40 hour workweek. >>> in california today, president obama is going to be interviewed by comedian marc maron. he conducts interviews in his los angeles garage. the pod cast has been downloaded 100 million times from ituneses and other platforms since 2009. the episode with obama will be posted this coming monday. >>> get this. former president george w. bush has been named father of the year. it was based on his career

we know that president obama, mrs. obama, the first lady and the first family have arrived. we have been told that former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton are in attendance this morning. as you know vice president biden spent 36 years in the senate and many of his senate come rats also from the other chamber, from the house, they are in attendance this morning. there has been a lengthy list i mean it takes quite some time to read the list of members of congress who are in attendance this morning. but some of the most notable names, majority leader mitch mcconnell. minority leader in the house, nancy pelosi and minority lead nert senate harry reid are there, as well as more than a dozen, maybe two dozen members of congress and several members of the president's cabinet. we learned a few moments ago from sunlen serfaty, who is there outside the church that chris martin the lead singer of coldplay will be performing a selection this morning. there are several musical selections several readings as this is is a formal christian mass burial. yo

she said she takes president obama at his word. she announced the german leader the french leader said to be sur veiled by the n.s.a., the president announcing that would no longer happen. if he needs information, he'll pick up the phone, and on that point the president elaborated. >> we believe that this meeting that we had this week builds on a series of steps that continued to deepen cooperation between the two countries, there'll be differences, but that is true with every one of our close friends. >>> dilma rousseff the next stop on the tour is going to the west coast to talk to tech industry leaders. >>> thank you mike viqueira at the white house >>> the greek government is in left-minute negotiations with its creditors, with four hours to go before it faces default on a nearly $2 billion debt payment. we are looking live at the greek parliamentary building in athens at a crowd gathered outside. government officials saying they have opposed a 2-year deal covering financial needs and restructures its debt. it's unclear how cre

back in late 2013 early 2014 president hollande and obama sat down in washington, and president obama categorically promised that the u.s. would not be spying on france. all of this came at a time in which edward snowden, the former nsa whistle blower, former worker turned whistle blower revealed that the nsa had been involved in tapping the phones of german chancellor angela merkel. it refers to documents between 2006 and 2012, it does beg the question how much did barack obama know when he sat down with president hollande, the french most certainly have series questions to ask about this. >> how concerned are the french authorities about this breach of security? >> i think quietly they're very concerned. but it does, of course, mean that they have to evaluate their own security that they have already in place. there is an important timing to all of this as well. france has just today voted in brought into force rather, new sweeping surveillance law that was developed off the back of the attacks here in paris at the beginning of the year to really counter the threat of homegrown viol

is signing on to the obama economic agenda. is that a fair description that she is sort of hugging the president here on his economic agenda? >> look i think she thinks that the president brought the country back from what could have been a depression from certainly a great recession, and has created a lot of private sector jobs but we still haven't seen enough wage growth in this country, and so she wants -- this is not 2008. this is 2015. the election will be in 2016. she's projecting into the future what the country needs, whether that's paid leave, child care, the kinds of policies that will both strengthen families improve the economy. >> right. >> and -- and really when american workers succeed, as she said yesterday, america will succeed. it's a very different economic philosophy than the republicans so she's going to build on that work and take the country forward. >> very quickly on the clinton foundation. whenned is the campaign going to officially outline exactly a president hillary clinton's relationship would be wi

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two, an issue that is popular for people who voted for barack obama. african-americans in particular. that's a block she will need big support from if she is going to win in general election. >> nina? >> exactly right. pulling a page outs of obama playbook. >> she is? >> that's right. she is. voter id laws to combat fraud are fine. there is nothing wrong with them. they are not discriminatory. and this idea that to extend the voting before election day, there is pros and cons to that. to say that republicans are trying to tamp down the vote is ridiculous but unfortunately it works. >> i saw a lot of reporting how this is a genius move by hillary clinton to stir everything up, to get the base motivated. i did not see a lot of reporting that this is a reaction to softening poll numbers for hillary clinton. and maybe she needs to stir up the base. >> i think it helps her in a lot of ways politically and cynically because it distracts attention from all the scandals swarming around her. but i kind of like kasich's outrage because that you know it's his sor

she moved away from president obama on trade. and that of course is a hot topic and was noticed in the white house. that said she has no apologies for them not for their values and what they represent. i think it is very artfully done and so far i think it could work for her. >> on that point about trade, obviously, bernie sanders had been just one of the people probably to the left of her in the democratic party pushing her to give an answer on that. she had been avoiding giving an answer and said i'm with nancy pelosi on this and nancy pelosi voted against the trade bill after keeping her cards very close to the vest and heading into that vote. that happened today. discussion of that happened today. she took questions for about 20 minutes with the press. it has been a flash point and point of criticism that she hasn't been available to reporters. is it your sense that will change now? >> reporter: i think it is. i think how often she does it is another issue. the fact that she spent 20 minutes talking to us we knew this was goi

we can tell you president obama and the first family including michelle obama and the two daughters have just recently landed and are on their way to the church in wilmington via motorcade. and this church is really i think reflective of what the biden family is to delaware which is representing people of all stripes. it's a diverse neighborhood, working class neighborhood. formerly italian catholic neighborhood and it's diversified over the years. there's many people just watching the services, many paying their respects. as far as what we expect to see from the funeral, i think you can see this wonderful picture of beau right here. this is a very catholic funeral. you're going to have the catholic hymns that are often sang at funerals. also there will be some readings. one reading is from the book of wisdom which talks about not the quantity of years of a life but the quality of a life. that's really what you're sort of getting this sense, that beau biden, 46 years old, taken way too early but he did so much in a short amount of time. telling that message will be three people. presiden

obama says that would require legal gymnastics. they say the president's comments direct the justices are highly unusual. he made similar comments in the weeks leading up to the court's 2012 ruling upholding the affordable care act. >> by accusing those who may read it differently harboring motives and whether they are applying the law in good faith and getting the integrity of the entire process. it's an extraordinary statement by the president. >> reporter: the president went on to say he is optimistic the supreme court will play it straight saying striking the subsidies would be something else. >> the court made a decision today that could impact relations between the u.s. and israel? >> reporter: yes, they passed legislation making it possible for u.s. citizens born in israel to list the u.s. as their birthplace. itis the president, alone, who speaks on whether or not the administration recognized whether they have sovereignty. today, a supreme court sided with the obama administration. critics say the ruling ignores what they

now president obama wants to talk. secondly this is a lame duck president whose foreign policy desperate straights over isis and iran deal is a wild card and domestic front his health care law is again possibly hanging in the balance at the supreme court. now he has to face this. he's running out of legacy items. >> so what's the fallout for hillary clinton? >> look she took a hit because she waffled and ended up pleasing nobody. if she stepped up and supported the president on this like she did at secretary of state maybe she had the clout to get it across the finish line. if she had listened to senator bernie sanders and spoken out against it as he's been demanding she could claim victory with organized labor tonight for blocking it. it's interesting. in her big speech tomorrow in new york city we're being told it's all going to be about her pitching herself as a fighter, when in this case not only didn't she fight, she didn't even get on the field, bret. >> bernie sanders, elizabeth warren all pushing against that.