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we need to assess how to deescalate the situation in a way the us. obamare in the situation we are in. he de prioritize this and that's why we are here. if you fire any shots we're going to get forced into do something, because they have a hydrogen bomb. a better idea is to invite the chinese in , eliminate the north korea re gem. we talked a lot in the past on the show, china is strategic lynch pin and f we need their partnership in addressing this issue. the president hasn't had a lot of succeed in convincing them to help out. we've seen some movements particularly with banks. on banks and say you can no longer do business. trump is the only saying we're going to put sanctions on, he's the first one to step up and threatennen china. >> couldn't that hurt the economy? a. it could hurt all three economies, but do you want a nuclear on san francisco? >> the credibility of north korea did i terrence is at stake . what that means is if they perceive that we're escalating to a point that we may strike first they may choose to strike. it is scary stuff. >> than

to north korea i think is wrong and that is why we clearly disagree with the us president obama because. kenya's supreme court has delivered its full judgement on last month's a nov presidential election by the court criticised the country's election board for failing to verify the official results before one thousand nine hundred then but judges stopped short of saying the vote was definitely raked kenyan police fired tear gas at opposition on voting party supporters demonstrating outside the court as the ruling was issued. five matches in one night that is enough to satisfy everybody just like a fan and more than enough to warrant another edition of the buddhist leigo on d w ten teams in action we'd better get this show on the road. don't want to travel up north to hamburg with the receipt in such dominant form this season could the hosts hold back the black and yellow ties. and my person or persons hoffenheim as a neutral fan favorite the fixture produced twelve goals last season well this would be another roller coaster ride. when peter bosses team began the match unbeaten and unsco

astronomical what he's doing and people used to talk flights obama used to take when playing golf or whatever. this man is in the air two or times per week. they will try to justify it saying he's not taking a salary. he burned that salary up a long time ago w. respect to puerto understand people, i people may be concerned about the money and everything, i it is really not respectful for people to be call asking what happened nd how come the infrastructure two t fit to deal with hurricanes and road when is they are still in the rescue portion whole situation. they shouldn't be asking questions when people need to be resting. stuff about why they weren't prepared better is just the wrong time to be asking particular questions. host: melvin in florida. scalise, house majority whip returned to the floor of the u.s. house for the first time since june. a photo here front page of the "new york times" and he came to middle of ring the votes. you can see accompanied by his ife, his staff and to a round of applause by every member of the house there and number of senate had come over, as wel

us versus them. and look back to what captivated me about obama was his his message of there's no us watch them the speech that he gave in two thousand and four about the rest a graph of the blue state that's when i jumped on board because i thought wow this man is going to maybe unite all of us what got me to think he might be different was that more of his funding came from individual donors a more abrasions and i thought well maybe he'll be indebted to them where is money came from but no it turned out not and then the other thing was that he was against the iraq war before he was in. the senate national senate. and but you know that neither seemed to matter once he once he got into office you mentioned average again since i'm so on informed on africa i want to ask you how much of the obvious there is a massive place some countries doing better than others and how much of it do you feel is the policies of the united states and. west that have caused the countries that are struggling to be there and how much of it is just internal problems of their own as both i think we get one doesn't necessarily null

these things trump didn't address or didn't address properly, all these problems were given to us by barack obamand whether russia run amok or nuclear north korea or isis on the march or the mayhem in syria and iran all of this was bequeathed to us by his predecessor sell try something different is a smart idea. >> now to this fox news alert, rescuers in mexico city working around the clock to save a 12-year-old little girl trapped underneath that school that was destroyed by the earthquake. rob: crews unable to pull her out but they have gotten her water and oxygen. 11 other children already have been rescued from the rubble. [speaking spanish] rob: just incredible. the 7.1 quake leaving 21 little kids and four adults at that school dead. >> 240 people total have died across the city but some officials say that number could reach 1000. rob: another major disaster, puerto rico waking up in total darkness this morning after taking a direct that from hurricane maria. the entire island now without power. authorities are warning it may not be returned or turned back on to everybody, it could take mon

its believed it may well be the same one gifted to her by former us president barack obama back in 2009e needs an upgrade! with me is iain anderson, who's founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. good morning. let's start with donald trump and the war of words with kim jong—un. to world donald trump and the war of words with kimjong—un. to world leaders at exchanging verbal blows bash it is like the playground. it has become cartoon like if it wasn't so serious. the language on both sides, the rhetoric gets ramped up and up and up. if actions by the north koreans get up and up by donald trump's comments about destroying north korea and more sanctions to come over north korea, we are going to see, i think, is yet another response probably this weekend and they are now talking about and h—bomb tests in the pacific. it seems that markets are just starting to react to this, they goodness they are because this is getting ramped up are because this is getting ramped up to are because this is getting ramped uptoa are because this is getting ramped up to a point of tens

remember, obama used to say president obama used to say families that make 250, individuals at 200.s where the cutoff would be, they would have their taxes raised. we don't know a lot of this, any of this. we don't have a lot of details. we don't have a lot of details on what loopholes are plugged. if you look at statistical study who have pays the most taxes, even state, local, everything together, probably the top 20% of all taxpayers, the richest top 20%, pays 50% overall taxes. as you know the top 10% on income tax pays the vast majority of the taxes. if you really want to stimulate the economy, you got to give people that make money a tax cut. they spend the most, or they save the most, meaning they invest the most after you give them that tax cut. those are the people that do the most economic activity for the markets. it sounds good to say do a middle class tax cut, people that make 60,000, 70,000 less taxes. but they don't pay a lot of taxes. >> neil: comes back to who you get the votes from in order to get it through. i think maybe the tough time they're having, republicans

of trumping obama and look at their monetary policies their foreign policies there's not really any daylight between the two so it's just rhetoric that we get upset about. and you said you used to be a big fan of obama while what brought you there was a just the homo since there was a things that. gave you that switch there is lots of days but i mean part of it is definitely for me personally i started flipping on not flipping but realizing obama is not who he was taking a walk i became was the for me it was i've always been an advocate of the opium because that's where i'm from originally so in fact part of the reason i voted for him and supported him and did the things i did on his behalf of his campaign was because i was thinking he's going to change the foreign policies you know that really kneecap the continent of africa and when i realize that he's not doing that he's going to continue the policies of the motor industrial complex you know destabilizing countries the way that we've been for a very long time and started a kind of you know i started to walk away from. talking with them when i went through the what i went through starting two thousand and fourteen and and

not seen by this government until immigrant youth organized and were able to persuade president obama to use executive authority, which is the same executive authority that every administration, republican and democrat since eisenhower, for the last 50 years, presidents, like president obama, used his executive authority to defer and provide this temporary protection for deportation for these individuals. they have had this protection for the last five years. it's been a successful program. even president trump has allowed the program to continue. now simply because of a manufactured deadline that the state attorney general from texas, attorney general packson came up with and threatened to sue over daca we're dealing with this. >> thank you. we'll be watching this. thank you so much. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. >>> up next, basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar. less than a year after receiving the presidential medal of freedom, he's voicing his concern about the state of american race relations after the tragedy in charlottesville earlier this month. when i walked through a snowstorm

radical element in your society at the moment, in your communities, and when barack obama, former dhs whistle-blower told usack obama ordered that groups were not to be looked at here in the united states, i wanted to know, that this president will be willing to reopen those investigations, willing to designate muslim brotherhood and its operations in the united states, as a terrorist organization. because it is not some faraway land and securing their freedoms and their democracies, it is about securing the station. >> martha: final thoughts, jason. >> i have great confidence in president trump, look at how far he has taken us, we were fighting against barack obama who wanted to close guantanamo bay, we have seen nothing but the empowerment of i.c.e., it is not just about protecting our southern border, but it is all of those threats. >> martha: let's leave it there, good to see both of you. quote is a nice when we come back. and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪ when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard

obama. rick jordan thank you so much for being with us tonight. appreciate it. we want to move to another big story we are following for you, evacuations have now been ordered in florida. hurricane dermis strengthens to category 5 storm and that means 185-mile per hour winds. this could make it the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since 2005. the orange juice futures soared as the hurricane barreled toward the state of florida. meteorologist fox weather center adam fox with "fox news" channel has the latest on this potentially catastrophic situation. i think we are still smarting from harvey and here harvey and here comes irma. >> we are not getting much of a break at all. you mention 185-mile an hour winds moving at 50 miles an hour beginning to run off on the lesser antilles through the overnight hours. these wins, these are historic 185-mile an hour winds make this sort ties with the second most powerful storm we have seen in atlantic basin and we are knocking on the door that record of 190-mile an hour winds or this is a big when it's a powerful storm cou

us will pay later. t so dean, one of the most competitive seasonal country said sign me up. they get more control than obamae them. and and dean heller believes thate medicare is were saving and this is a way to save it. the senate can't block grant can be used to help traditional medicaid. the bottom line is that dean heller stood up today and said no but in this conference has a tougher race than i did, coming in.ng three thing to do if you want to have an interesting evening, to not go to dinner with ron johnson and bill cassidy. they're wonderful people, they know numbers they love to talk about details and how systems work. the can-do attitude to this debate. he's the closest thing is doing what he thinks is best for the congressman in the nation. if it were not for scott walker he said this is the first time y have seen somebody in washington empower me here this welfare reform. scott walker is in the moving force of the governor side. the governor of utah you should be proud of him. i think you for working with us to make this says -- as possible. senator lee has driven very hard to get as much of th

us. when obama doesn't. get included. with his independence referendum due to begin within hours police reinforcements raid while madrid says it's managed to shut down most of the polling stations. and. it's now been two years since russia launched its first test flights in the then war torn syria we look at what's changed during that time and. agro chemical jai.

this risks the opponents of surveillance at all, using what obama did to politicize intelligence to restrict intelligence-gathering capabilities. it's a serious threat here i think republicans who believe in a strong national security policy have to step up to. there is no reason to protect the prior administration if these allegations prove out. lou: we're talking about the upper echelon of leadership of these agencies, what they had to agree to. we're talking about the fisa court, john. what will i put up with a fisa court that is a rubberstamp? why will we permit this kind of conduct without consequence? this is madness. >> i think the fisa court should be advised what they found out. mispens with the fisa court it is pretty tough operation. to me calling it into question the public's confidence in our ability to conduct government that pursues national security objectives without politicization. i lay that squarely at the doorstep of barack obama. lou: oh, i do too, and obviously the heads of the intelligence agencies during his administration, the heads of his national security team. an

also giving us context, president obama saying this group. president trump talked about families who have been here should be able to stay here. i marked degrading the dual sides. >> ned: this is not amnesty versus nonamnesty. it's not an easy issue. it should not have been made in the executive branch. this is the legislative branch, and trump did the right thing. he gave them six months to figure it out. >> brian: people wondering why president obama doesn't use twitter mark. here's why. >> kat: 1 out of 1,000. >> brian: it's not about the people. they seem like one of people. i got a call from a guy who was in 11th grade, he was in 11th grade when daca passed. his brother was born here. he wasn't. his brother can say. he's got to go. i get it, but you compared to workers and people that are here already and the kids in kenya or cuba that want to come here too, that's the people you should be comparing them to. >> ned: we have had such a messed up immigration system not only on this front bun on a variety of fronts from not having a secure

us. latest obama care repeal is stalled. we will be joined by him, the economic professor at princeton.have his thoughts on the senate republican health care bill. we will also talk about what to, of monetary policy. coming up next, this is bloomberg. ♪ what did we do before phones? they save us from getting lost, getting hungry, and getting tired of places like this. phones changed everything - shouldn't the way pay for them change too? introducing xfinity mobile. where you can pay for data by the gig, and share it across all of your lines. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save when you pay by the gig. xfinity mobile. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. vonnie:vonnie: that is a lovely picture of midtown manhattan. that is where we are live from bloomberg world headquarters. i'm vonnie quinn. shery: this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: let's get a check on the major averages. not that much movement today. the dow is up 11 points. s&p 500 24. nasdaq up 1/10 of 1%. when it comes to other asset capital, just a li

use a teleprompter. it's true. it's true. it's so easy. you don't know what you are going to get. look what happened with obama. s a teleprompter guy. >> in the campaign, he himself became a teleprompter guy. >> i would have known teleprompters, i started to use them. you never get yourself in trouble when you use a teleprompter. the problem is it's too easy. we have a problem that uses teleprompters. it's too easy. >> it's not so easy. you have to be able to read the words correctly that is where president trump's teleprompter evolution had a curious new maneuver on display this morning at the un. >> our hope is a word and world of proud independent nations. >> see what he did there? thing two in 60 seconds. oh...sorry i'm late sir...had a doctor's appointment. so was your doctor's appointment at a steakhouse? when your t-shirt smells more like a t-bone... that's when you know it's half-washed. add downy with odor protect for 24-hour odor protection. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions fibers to lock... ...out odors all day. hey your shirt's making me hungry. so don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. >>

know what resources are there i feel like that's that's just part of what i'm supposed to do us buddy obama administration to moderate a panel about closing the opportunity gap for men of color what was like a dream i got called out on a. man is must of been like a wins day morning like ten am from the white house and i thought it was a joke that was like somebody was playing with me actually and. a young man from the entertainment office in the white house called he said i'm calling on behalf of the president we'd like you to come out and moderate this panel can you be here tomorrow to do it tomorrow because he crazy like i mean it is the president i got to go right so i literally i mean i changed my entire day caught a flight that night i brought my dad with me which was absolutely amazing you moderated a pen moderated a panel with all these young men of color there and mayors from sixty different cities the president got to meet the president he came out and spoke at the end of the afternoon got to me valerie jarrett and got to meet the chief of staff and it was it was it was really the

>> let me tell you you know what happened government used obama administration what used machinery of government to intimidate his opponents in the 2012 election, using the irs, they got away with it. nothing happened. same thing again now. >> that's a felony if -- if the obama administration used the national security to surveil donald trump and pass that information to hillary or o anybody else that's a felony and a whoever did that ought to be concern >> part of the movement investigation. it is. let me tell you about mueller investigation he's under pressure to do something because the longer he takes the more it looks like a phishing expedition i don't to bury the lead they told paul manafort they're going indict him. >> they told his lawyers they're going to indict him we don't know what for. my guess is nothing to do with the trump campaign some financial impropriety you want to make a deal with us, what do you know about the big guy? >> i got it. got it judge thank you ine deed see you a little later. hurricane maria is now a category five storm. it is tearing through caribbea

obama won. sorry. i've been on some college campuses recently you can tell some of the kids are puzzled that disease is still with us. [laughter] obama has the capacity to be an incredibly transformational president. everything smart alex like me have said he can't find white voters while he can't do this, while he does. we have come in kind of a small category of the bush administration will be the phrase ms. underestimated. [laughter] we have underestimated obama again and again and he wants it i think he's sitting there just enjoying it. [inaudible] [laughter] so like lincoln and fdr he knew politics was provisional. you do everything you can to get a solution to a problem that's going to fall apart again but you don't give up. the tragedy is different. the first part of your question one thing with the amazing obama campaign the 30-year-old in the 28-year-old republican coalition is fatally flawed. fdr lasted 36 years. the republican party of reagan, the first president bush andnd second president bush was an alliance of religious conservatives, fiscal conservatives and foreign-polic. hawks. they are unhappy bec

ocean is on course to become a nuclear rise so on in november two thousand and fifteen even us president barack obama has own concerns about the direction south asia has taking at the nuclear security summit in washington d.c. the other area were i think we need to see progress is pakistan and india. making sure that. as they develop military doctrines that they are not continually moving in the wrong direction. india resents any attempts to link its nuclear security and doctrine with that of pakistan and quickly protested president obama's remarks but for those charged with analyzing india's national security strategy expanding the program appears inevitable if you're saying that we. really ought to be patient china. the other countries are not really trips to india so we don't india shouldn't really be concerned not pakistan. pakistan as you know i mean for example a very small country because india show large. can ever be certain that our nuclear weapons can be destroyed in exchange while we can be certain we can make an extinct as a social organization. the walls of china continue to obscure indi

it was simply something that the obama administration did come us so he repealed it. that is dangerous. host: bob is on the line from indiana. caller: hi, thank you. when military equipment is given to local law enforcement, doesn't it become harder to determine -- for the people to determine whether you are under a domestic law enforcement or a military rule of law? guest: it can. it creates the appearance that members of law enforcement are the enemy of the people that they are designed to serve and protect, depending on how law enforcement uses that equipment. i think that is a concern. in a civilization like the united states, were we work under the rule of the constitution, our members of law enforcement are the guardians of those constitutional protections. when they are seen to be treating individuals as if they are enemy combatants and set of citizens with constitutional rights, it undermines the legitimacy of the law enforcement agencies. it makes it more difficult for them to do their job. it makes it difficult for them to work with the community in order to

the new rules are not mandatory but eliminate three of the speeches used under the obama administrationiving automakers more freedom to test self-driving vehicles without waiting for approval from the federal government. the industry says that will speed up testing without compromising safety. >>> apple has released two new cell phones. apple marked the 10th anniversary of the iphone during the big launch event at the steep jobs theater yesterday at apple's new campus in cupertino. the biggest buzz about the new iphone 10 where steve jobs says is the biggest leap since the original iphone, it featured edge-to-edge glass screen, it uses facial recognition technology. as rumors suggested, the cost is $999. and apple gave a new look at the iphone 8 and iphone 8. the price points are $799 and $899, $50 more than last year's 7. the two phones have better pictures and better quality. all three have wireless charging. they unveiled also the third version of its apple watch, designed to be less dependent on iphone, using cell service and owners can now access its features without having to have

well the former us president barack obama has just released a statement sat on that said that incision by the trump administration he says targeting young people. is wrong self defeating and cruel heals us it was a political decision. which was not for quiet legally. well the announcement just bring bring it to an end that five year old stuck a program which had allowed so is put to the u. s. illegally as children to live study and work in the u. s.. provided they passed a vaccine crisis with jacob takes a look now on how much it could cost the us to deport. maybe eight hundred thousand people. us president donald trump had slammed dhaka as illegal executive amnesty. as the candidates he promised to deport all the recipients of the program. news stream is. you can't take in just about life love thousands of immigrants who are working who are making a. great. they are they are here they are producing well. and that making this could be better. ninety one percent of dreamers are employed according to a pro immigration group founded by facebook's chief mark suck about. and the center for

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winners and nominees has sometimes been juby as in two thousand and nine the newly elected us president barack obama won the award despite his campaign promises the american military were actually at war for every year of his eight year term airstrikes a raid were held in seven countries and in twenty sixteen alone over twenty six thousand bombs were dropped by the u.s. air force years later a former noble prize secretary even admitted to his frustration over obama's award . it was a difficult decision the prize did not have the positive effect for obama they were might have hoped especially in the u.s. another contentious choice is a european union the blog was rewarded with a nobel prize in twenty twelve for quote six decades of contributions to the advancement of peace and reconciliation democracy and human rights in europe the same year europe's or spike in terror attacks two hundred nineteen happened that year in the e.u. member states also in twenty twelve some european countries but in govt in mass protests against this there it emerges the blockade imposed the same year the syrian rescue gro

francois hollande she embarked on a difficult mission in minsk the capital the better of us president barack obama left it to european leaders to tackle the crisis with russia and try to establish dialogue between the warring parties. levi's if you compare world politics to a game of chess she knows which places to move and when she feels there's no point in saying that's an ugly chess piece i want nothing to do with it she knows that it won't. move the chess game forward when at times like that she does what needs to be done. when it is a huge that what is east even if they yet hope we appeared so i love you to that's over the years she's become a highly respected figure of authority on the international stage by. the habs that's because her political style tends to avoid issuing hasty opinions about rice and wrong. into that sort of english. even at the international level she prefers to weigh up all the options and reflect on them shock i'm willing to. just point but when she does make a decision it's a sustainable one and tofutti tweaked. medical help to bring the warring sides to the negotiat

us. mr. obama urged congress to pass a bill fixing the situation with, quote, a sense of moral urgency. >>> as we said, demonstrations are being held all over the country including here in the bay area, specifically in berkeley and san francisco. paul chambers is live in the city with how "dreamers" are reacting. paul. >> reporter: frank, this is the second showing and outing of this group. they had a press conference earlier. now, there are hundreds of people demonstrating against they say not only the reversal on daca but they want to support the 11 million undocumented people who have no pathway to citizenship. >> reporter: he is one of nearly 800,000 people living in the united states part of the "deferred action for childhood arrivals," or daca. 17 years ago, his family moved to the u.s. after one of her loved ones got sick. >> it was a matter of life and death for my family. my nephew is again still struggling with cancer 17 years later. >> reporter: she said the president rescinded the daca

and there's an infamous picture you paid a political price for of you and barack obama. tell usarack obama arriving in new jersey and dealing with the people of new jersey. >> let's remember the context which you implied in your question which is that we were eight days away from a national election when hurricane sandy hit, and i was if not the top surrogate for mitt romney, at least one of them. and so when the storm hit, the day after the president called me and he said i want to come to new jersey, but if that's going to be awkward for you, we should talk about it. i said mr. president, you're the president of the united states, we want you to come to new jersey. he came two days after. and you're showing some of the pictures now. we walked around to the affected areas. i showed him so he could see for himself both in the air and on the ground the effect of what was happening, the devastation. and i think that it set the pace for his attention to this going forward, and it also set the pace between my cabinet and his and the relationship you need. there are going to be a lot

uses it. >> matt: absolutely! >> jennifer: you know what? president obamack people and bully people. >> winfrey: kailee? kailee? >> kailee: he also didn't use it to announce policy that should be discussed behind closed doors and vetted. >> winfrey: specifically, can you pull up the transgender... let's go to this. "after consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military." what did you think of that tweet?ad tweet. >> jennifer: it was horrendous. dn'taura: yet:ah, he s bhoul haatve don>>e that m. >> winfrey: tom? >> tom: i'm too old. i'm too old to be in the military, so... and i'd like to serve. is that ageism? >> kailee: but your argument is exactly what they used when they prevented african americans and gay people from serving in the military. and we're using it again on this group of people. >> jennifer: yes. >> matt: no, this is completely different. this is a choice. nobody chose to be gay or black. >> kailee

obama used the irs. robert mueller's at the i collaborated with the irs to figure out ways to prosecute various groups the irs is targeting. and in the successful effort to steal the election 2012. 2016 rolls around and you have got the fbi and doj protecting hillary clinton and targeting donald trump. in an unsuccessful effort to intervene in the election. mueller himself as a witness. he interviewed for the job. he interviewed for the job. lou: i understand. what i don't understand is what can we do about it? these people are not just going to sit here and be rolled over again by a corrupt federal government. >> we need to make sure the officials who have the public trust and responsibility step up to the plate. lou: who would that be, tom? are they going to turn to the speaker of the house, senate majority leader? are you going to turn to the intelligence agencies, the law enforcement agency that is the fbi whose leaders are so corrupt that it is so disgusting, most americans can't even stomach the id

bob bauer joins us talk about .hat a former obama white house counseling cochair of the obama administration presidential -- remind on election us what your charge was when you served on the commission? it held four public meetings and produced a final report with recommendations. the purpose was to look at the how we of long lines and could make polling places more efficient so voters didn't have ofwait very long periods time. the establishing commission made it clear that we should be looking at all the potential sources of dysfunction and potential reforms at the polling place and the fundamental piece of the commission or the executive order was that we ought to have an electoral process that is sufficiently one and has appropriate safeguards so that only eligible voters vote and no unnecessary impediments should be put in the path of voters. they should be able to cast their ballots in a recently efficient way, taking into account that we want to serve them the way the biggest and best companies serve their customers and ought to have confidence their vote would be correctly received, s