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obama or trump?hi >> obama. >> hannity: what about the russia meddling a and interference? under trump or obama? barack obama. >> i feel like you guys are playing a game by yourselves but -- >> a hannity: crimea and ukraine trump or obama. >> hate to do it. barack obama. >> hannity: oh, what about the reset button, they handed the little button and threw hilltary russia, when'd that happen? -- hillary to russia. when'd that happen? >> cracked hillary. barack obama. >> hannity: something wrong, jessica? who said to dimitry medvedev, who said i'll have a little more flexibility after elections, tell vladimir? >> i think that was barack hussein obama himself. >> nice you threw in the middle name there. >> i wanted to be thorough. >> hannity: tougher on russia. obama or trump? >> you have to say the other name. donald j. trump. >> hannity: iea want to understand your side. the freak out. jesse gets an a+ for getting every answer right. >> that's stunning to me and because youfo won -- i won the last time. >> hannity: the meddling happened under obama. >> meddling happened under obama. the president

obama. uranium 1 happened under obama, crimea and ukraine happened under obama, the syrian redline happened looking at this, i'm like, they've lost all sense of any objectivity. what do you think it is? >> i think clearly they have a problem. they thought that hillary clinton was going to win the election, they were wrong, now they refuse to give president trump the credit he deserves in each of the areas, whether it's the economic policy, foreign policy, what have you. no matter how much good the president does, no matter how he deregulate regulatory states, it's never good enough, there's always a problem. i talk about this extensively in the book. how we take that headwind on every single issue. it started throughout the campaign, it started on day one. it was literally the present trying to delegitimize the president, to find a way to too into that oval office and say, there's something wrong. they falsely accused the president of taking the bust of martin luther king out of the office. throughout my entire book, part of the reason i wanted to write this book was to make people understa

oh very different people you're talking about obama obama and well very different. obama's and they. will trump is a very high testosterone guy is also a very high dose i studied the brain circuitry of personality and we've evolved styles of thinking and behaving like with the dopamine serotonin to test around an estrogen system and trump is why i'm and i'm not as a psychoanalyst but the bottom line is it's pretty clear that he's very high testosterone and very high dove a mean very impulsive man apparently quite narcissistic and not interested in sharing power he didn't pick a woman who appeared to be interested in his powers i don't know whether she was interested in his money he's probably quite charming in bed who choose to know but they are not a a leadership couple the way say obama is obama is a much more high estrogen man he's a very verbal e skilled good very good people skills he was always interested in the little guy who would go you know kitchen to kitchen talking to people in the suburbs and and the hinterlands trying to figure out what they needed he's a touc

oh very different people you're talking about obama obama and well very different. obama's and the. trump is a very high testosterone guy is also a very high don't mean guy i study the brain circuitry of personality and we've evolved for a very broad styles of thinking and behaving like with the dopamine serotonin to run an estrogen system and trump is why i'm and i'm not as a psychoanalyst but the bottom line is it's pretty clear that he's very high testosterone and very high dove a mean very impulsive man apparently quite narcissistic and not interested in sharing power he didn't pick a woman who appeared to be interested in his powers i don't know whether she was interested in his money he's probably quite charming in bed who choose to know but they are not a leadership couple the way say obama is obama is a much more high estrogen man he's a very verbal e skilled good very good people skills he was always interested in the little guy who would go you know kitchen to kitchen talking to people in the suburbs and and the hinterlands trying to figure out what they needed he's a touch

i think he loved the obama administration. obama refused to get involved in syria. he stated he wouldn't go in response to the war taking place there. putin only needed to hear that so many times before he decided to go in himself ostensibly to fight isis. but now what he's look at is the opportunity to sell weapons around the middle east, to gain new clients around the middle east. he cozies up with iran and his mullah and the assad regime. i think we can expect him to double down on that primarily because when didn't hear much from the president telling him that was not how responsible

oh very different people you're talking about obama obama well very different. obama's and they. will trump is a very high testosterone guy is also a very high dose i study the brain circuitry of personality and we've evolved for very broad styles of thinking and behaving like with the dopamine serotonin to run an estrogen system and trump is why i'm and i'm not as a psychoanalyst but the bottom line is it's pretty clear that he's very high testosterone and very high dove i mean very impulsive men apparently quite narcissistic and not interested in sharing power he didn't pick a woman who appeared to be interested in his powers i don't know whether she was interested in his money probably quite charming in bed who choose to know but they are not a leadership couple the way say obama is obama is a much more high estrogen man he's a very verbal e skilled good very good people skills he was always interested in the little guy who would go you know kitchen to kitchen talking to people in the suburbs and and the hinterlands trying to figure out what they needed he's a touchy feely guy

obama. i know obama is very honest actually what putin said about obama. i think obama is that honest man an honest man who really wants to change much for the better that's what putin said about obama. well i mean i think anything's said about obama it's not going to be. you know hot in the media you know trump's way more talk about trump it's way more sexy in you know intriguing to the general public so i think that's probably why you know the media doesn't make it big a deal about that i found the media has gotten much more fractured and much more opinionated over my lifetime it's much more of a of a left and right kind of. mouthpiece that it used to be i think so what you might say back in two thousand and twelve russia wasn't the boogie man there was no alleged to have no reported meddling no conspiracies yeah there were it was just cringe president obama appears determined to ingratiate himself with the kremlin this unfortunately seems to be the real meaning of his reset policy an outstanding example is the personal phone call that barack obama made t

obama. president barack obama. >> good to be with you. >> thanks. >> there was a moment president obama lookedre we really doing this? >> i have to know, what's it like to be the last black president? >> we got out the word with weird jokes. >> okay. let's get this out of the way. what did you come here to plug? >> have you heard of the affordable care act? >> i heard about that, the thing that does not work? >> healthcare.gov works great now. >> the traffic for healthcare.gov shot up because of the video. it was not just creating a water cooler moment, but it was the best internet advertising that any white house has ever done before. and it's a weird "between two ferns" interview. >> nice. >> nice. >> now, where were we? >> obama's cool came down to more than just temperament. he was tuned into his audience and a new means of reaching them. ♪ >> obama was not the first president to master a medium of his time. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work

obama. president barack obama. >> good to be with you. >> thank s. >> there was a moment president obama lookedre we really doing this? >> i have to know, what's it like to be the last black president? >> we got out the word with weird jokes. >> okay. let's get this out of the way. what did you come here to plug? >> have you heard of the affordable care act? >> i heard about that, the thing that does not work? >> healthcare.gov works great now. >> the traffic for healthcare.gov shot up because of the video. it was not just creating a water cooler moment, but it was the best internet advertising that any white house has ever done before. and it's a weird "between two ferns" sbeinterview. >> nice. >> nice. >> now, where were we? >> obama's cool came down to more than just temperament. he was tuned into his audience and a new means of reaching them. ♪ >> obama was not the first president to master a medium of his time. >>> "story of cool" sponsored by progressive making it easy to bundle your home and car insurance. jen: but that all changed when we bought a house. matt: voilà! jen: matt started t

government shutdowns, president trump was very critical of president obama in 2013 during that shutdown in which he called obama's, obamand saying that he lacked leadership because of government shutdown, so i wond internal revenue if the president feels the same way now that has going to be the second government shutdown in less than two years. >> look, nobody wants government shutdown. nobody is a party of government shutdowns but when you elect a republican congress to the house, you elect to republican senate and republicans to the white house you have an expectation that they do what they say they are going to do and one of the things is to reform immigration. this is more about the republicans have been a little bit of enthusiasm gap going midterms and this is something that would really drive the base, something they committed to and something i hope they do. jillian: you don't think it would be detrimental in midterms? >> no, just the opposite, show it is base that electing a republican copying will result in republican policy. jillian: when do you guys think, rochelle, i will start with you, when we will get th

obama was weak. kennedy: you are saying president obama was weak and he capitulated to iran and strategic patience, north korea, made the world less safe and doing nothing with russia. and exacerbated the trifecta of bad situations. if obama was weak, the president needs to be stronger here. do you agree with that? >> i think we did with kim jong-un. he exerted a lot of pressure on him. i think he should do a similar approach with russia so when you have a summit like that, you are doing it from a position of strength or you turn the screws on russia. he has done it a little bit. but if we do it a little bit more it would be helpful. >> that would be successful moment. and would certainly help your party in the mid-terms. i know the president helped you in your polling in florida. you are 17 points ahead with likely voters in the sunshine state. do you feel you have to support the president blindly to maintain those numbers? >> i support the president because i want him to succeed. if i have a difference of opinion, i don't try to blame him publicly. i will call him and tell him, here is where i'm coming from. he appreciates that. that's the difference between being constructive and destructive. kennedy: you don't want to

obama and putin sharply disagree over how to deal with isis and syria's embattled president in separate addresses to the u.n. general assembly obama's vice president joe biden even issued a potentially apocalyptic threat to russia's president. we have the capacity to do. this you'll know if you know the time or jews in. the circumstances that have the greatest impact for purge sins party appears to harken back to general eisenhower's assessment of the actual power of any president of the united states now and then to your. new president and so shows that you mistake it. plays into a political i mean it. but almost wishes to novelist good quality what you're really on three hundred thirty medium you came up with quickly just keep me going to show you if you. can discuss them got to commit short on them. in. that if you thought of doing it. well joining me via skype for his take on today's health think the summit is virginia state senator dick black senator welcome to going underground before we get to the health commentators were horrified by trump's a performance in the nato summit in brussels. well you know i look at it as a success because he applied a great deal of pressure are to nato. you know it's an unusual thing i don't think he has a great deal of love for nato but he is determined to reduce the trade deficit around the world and if he can do it by selling arms were choose to be done where saudi arabia now he's doing it with nato then he's going to do it. i would rather that we sell other things but i think that really is his objective he thinks as a businessman and he wants to reduce the trade deficit filmy is a back there was talk of russia joining nato you think trump is going to invite putin to for the russian federation to join they to go i don't think nato mack's any sense i think when the cold war ended they should have held a big parade and dispersed it just as the war saw a pact was one of those was abandoned. right now you've got all of these bureaucrats in nato whose livelihood depends on having an animate and of course russia is a convenient one if it wasn't russia would be somewhere else but that's how they make their money that's how they make their incomes nato is an anachronism and it's a very dangerous anachronism both the only he said of the g seven meeting he thought that russia should be no readmitted to the g seven i mean just a brief historic interlude how far did relations between washington and moscow deteriorate under the obama obama administration. as he was he was not an expert on foreign policy he basically gave it all over to hillary clinton hillary clinton why it is you know her objective was to make a lot of money while she was secretary of state she made two billion dollars and voluntary contributions from different countries that wanted us to move military force here and there i don't think that i think putin had a degree of contempt towards obama he didn't see him as as being a stronger man lend vidual i really see you know with president trump personalities being a great deal and i think he has an admiration for president putin so so i remember after after russia and when the third attempt to find a way conquered grozny. president putin he impressed me tremendously because he flew in where i'm jogging clothes and he jogging around the main square of grass' in a where he was clearly vulnerable to two snipers and so forth but he just showed it was a gutsy move and showed that he was a man of courage

obama was married by that guy, reverend wright. and he sat in those pews for 20 years. the media spiked this picture of obama with farakan. total hypocrisy which leaves us to this. >> so many [inaudible] [applause] >> it's enough. jesse: here is barack obamanjoying a tropical trip on billionaire, rich branson's world class squat. here is the $8 million mansion the obamas purchased after leaving the white house. notice how it has a wall around it for security. i thought walls were racist. i guess not. i guess president obama should take advice from another president. >> i don't think it's good for the country to have a former president undermine another president it's bad for the country. jesse: joining me is anthony scaramucci. >> it's politics in america. there is a level of hypocrisy that takes place. you and i know the cliche' a politician's lips are lying when his lips are moving. he has the best smile in american politics since jack kennedy. he's able to use that to good effect. but president bush is correct we should get out of the presidential president to president denegration business. it's bad for the presidency and bad for the united states. we don't need to be doing that. i will say this and you probably feel the same way. i h

obama. obama is vital to rallying the vote, getting the vote. he is an absolutely essential asset but can't be the messenger for the democrats. >> can he take a punch at this point, the former president? >> can obamah, sure. not weighing in on their successors in office. there is a lot of frustration about the fact that obama has been basically largely on the sidelines. weighs in with facebook posts. but he has largely refrained from getting at trump in a gutteral partisan way. what i hear continuously from democrats is that we are at a place that is existential. the stakes are way too high. people can't afford to sit on the sidelines. let alone the best communicator in the democratic party. and that is barack obama. >> well, said. you're watching "hardball." our . alo-ha. kayak. search one and done. jimmy's gotten used to his whole yup, he's gone noseblind. odors. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again

then of course a visit to windsor, where ba rack obama then of course a visit to windsor, where barack obama had been. we know the rivalry between obamarump, thatis the rivalry between obama and trump, that is important. if he hadn't got this he would have seen himself lower down the pecking order. anything on a domestic bases that barack obama accomplished, donald trump wanted to dismantle it. on the foreign stage, anything obama had done, trump wants to do bigger and better. it is you look at the theresa may government, if her government falls the question comes that if a new coalition is formed, will a new invitation be extended to donald trump, based on what happened in the meeting behind us? if they got on well i think there might be a state visit for him in the offing. for the praise given at the press conference today, he clearly doesn't think she's going to be around for much longer. this wasn't fulsome backing. no, and i've long thought that donald trump viewed theresa may asa that donald trump viewed theresa may as a temporary occupant of number 10. ithink as a temporary occupant of number 10. i think he thinks someone like

obama years. why didn't obama do something about it? because he thought crooked hillary clinton would win. that is why. m had nothing to do with the trump administration. and this. where is the dnc server and why

obama was, by the way. in terms of his actions. he's armedin the people of ukrae with deadly weaponry, which obama would not do. 200 soldiers were killed in syria by british forces, crimea was annexed under barack obamaama. jesse: ben shapiro in the lion's den with bill maher. jesse: you probably stumped him because he was high and smoked before the show. but i want to talk to you about the top three scotus picks. tell me what your assessment is of brett kavanaugh who seems to be the early establishment insider frontrunner. >> i'm dicey on brett kavanaugh. he was one of the forces behind the selection of john roberts. but there are two situations where he has done less than originalists would like. he denied jurisdiction on obamacare because he said it was a tax. it's the first time anybody made the argument obamacare was a tax rather than a fine. and that's the logic that ended up being used by chief justice roberts. that came from a cavanaugh dissent. there is another case in which kavanaugh suggests the government had a compelling interest in providing contraceptive care. that case is a little bit of evidence that he takes seriously the government's stated interest in leftive issues. jesse: the wa

obama and his posture towards russia. listen to this, david. >> look at all of the things that i have done -- nobody else did what i've done. obama didn't do it. obama. he was a total patsy. look at the statement he made when he thought the mikes were turned off. okay? the stupid statement he made. nobody does a big deal about that. >> what do you think? >> i mean, it's his go-to play whenever he is in a obama, he t about hillary. i remember when putin pushed into crimea, it was obama who rallied the allies, european allies to join the u.s. in some wi withering sanctions on russia that crippled the russian economy. i don't really know what he is talking about. i am not sure he knows what he is talking about. i think that for his base, the thing to do is go back to obama or go back to clinton. you know, in fairness, you saw the polling. 79% in one poll, 68% in another, republicans approve of what he did in helsinki. perhaps he thinks this is an effective tactic and that's why he doubled down on his invitation -- with his invitation to putin. >> i don't want to run out of time. i want to get to a really interesting guest you have on the ax files this

obama or hillary clinton? what if the agent was investigating you and he said f obama, obama was a disaster. e we going to stop the clinton campaign? doesn't that put the principle in play that is the issue? >> of course. i think the grand jury would have had to been called as there would have been an assumption somebody was e-mailing that are saying that privately and it was not covered and they were just rifled with bias. why did hillary get so many breaks and the fbi didn't get tough with her. liz: to your point peter strzok did work on that language saying it's not gross negligence about her e-mails. it's extreme recklessness. here's peter strzok fighting with trey gowdy and i want your reaction to this. >> your testimony is bob mueller did not kick you off is that the content of your tax. kick you out this of the parents said he was rude about. >> my testimony when i responded to us he kicked me off because it might bias that i'm time sitting to is not my understanding that he kicked me off because it lies that was done as appearance but if you want to represent wasted accurately am happ

. >> we had bill mcgern on, he said trump is way tough or russia than obama, obama did have a bunch of sanction the. 700 companies and individuals under sanction in russia. democrat again and against we have this rising star socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez, saying capitalism will not work. i tell you, i don't know if that is the way to power. >> all right, but is president trump for america? is he for american exception exceptionalism, liz, i don't think he is that not my word. that is what president -- not himself, but president said in 2015, he said he didn't like that term e. even on russia fox news two years ago president said, do you think our country is so innocent compared to russia. russia. >> make america great through tariffs, and trade. liz: i hear -- >> that what russia would do not u.s. >> gary b ? respond. >> i understand what jonathan said. everyone would like no tariffs, free trade. i think a lot of tariffs with china ar pointed rightly or wroy toward the intellectual theft, is that the right way to combat it, i don't know? at least in case of the tariffs with china.

barack obama with you as a side is very early 20072008 the repeated controversies they carried forward into the first and second terms. president obama and then candidate obama said in a white it's okay to talk to folks and hillary clinton sameness. so what's wrong with donald trump meeting with the leader of north korea. i don't think anything's wrong with that. i prefer diplomacy. it does matter how you do it. and just to make a few points about that. you have to prepare and i detail in the book that i met probably 20 times with alejandra castro before we put obama in the room. they had teed up exactly what we wanted to accomplish in that relationship. with iran we have probably hundreds of hours of meetings and situation rooms with a noble prize winning. to know exactly what we wanted to get out of the iran deal. and what i've seen and the north korea talks as is they rushed to get to this spectacle of the have of state summit without knowing exactly what they wanted to accomplish without setting up an agenda. they conferred upon them them. in front of those. and in front of the whole world. they gave them the nuclear military exercises. her years we hear

obama was doing. and when you write about how republicans worked with obama, you talk about racism, you say it was there in the refusal of republicans to work with him eight years — something that obamant trump's opposition, not least which you mentioned was founded on the birther movement, was racist? absolutely. not entirely. but this is a man again that declares over and over again publicly that the first ever african—american president was not born in the united states, was born in africa. sometimes you have to call it what it is, that's racist. president obama never did. not publicly. did he privately? yes, and i say in the book that we would be discussing how to answer questions on a talk show like this and he would say "well, how much of the opposition to your presidency do you think is rooted in race?" —— we would say. or "do you think it is?" and he would say "yes, of course, next question." he didn't want to talk about racism in public. his judgement was that if he starts talking about racism in public like that, anything else he wants to talk about, no—one is going to pay attention. if he is trying to build support healthcare bill, or a iran nuclear agreement. so how much

obama administration's policy was much worse than its rhetoric. obama did nothing to counter vladimir putin's aggression and his actions in crimea, ukraine, obama didothing when russia dropped -- literally, showed up on assad and started helping that dictator butcher hundreds of thousands of syrian men, women, and children. that happened on obama's watch. he did nothing as russia worked with iran to destabilize the entire middle east. instead obama signed off on the insane, horrific, iranian nuclear deal, sending cargo planes with $150 billion with cash and other currencies to the mullahs in iran. while they were chanting "death to america, death to israel," burning our flag and the israeli flag, funding terrorism around the world and all of this meddling, all of this interference was on obama, clapper, brennan, and comey's watch! not donald trump's! he's cleaning up their mess. according to reports, in order to secure the iranian deal, obama even look the other way as the terrorist group hezbollah funded their terrorist activities through drug trafficking deals in the u.s. despite all of this, no outrage from the media in this country. in fact, th

obama. [inaudible] let's get that soundbite where we have been playing it for a year to chris pointing out where president obama repeatedly said those manufacturing jobs, not coming back. watch. >> for those folks who have lost their job right now, because a plant went down to mexico, some of those jobs of the past are just not going to come back. he's going to bring all these jobs back. how is that going to work. what are you going to do. i'm in a note negotiated better deal? how and how exactly are you going to negotiate that. what magic wand you have. >> he called it a magic wand. go ahead. >> barack obamaas a lot of politicians look at regulations as things that they have no harm. you heard about environmental a thing if we shut down this coal plant it will change as the rates in this neighborhood by .01%. what they don't look at his urine increase alcoholism and child abuse and broken families if you take out their job. that can be difficult for someone who grew up in the cities and the universities and white-collar jobs to understand. you're not going to take a 50-year-old man and train him how to do coding and have him be a competitive person in the modern economy. there's too much running against him. it's crazy ideas from washington and paying attention to the heartland in these jobs is why so many voters were looking at candidates like donald trump and even bernie sanders from the left. >> and how markets can fix the coal pollution problem with carbon capture methane. we understand that a work in progress. here's the media being negative about the administration and its policies.

. >> rick: former president obama obama criticized president trump's behavior today without mentioning him by name. president obama south africa to mark 100 years since the late nelson mandela was born. it's the highest profile speech president obama has given since leaving office. the former president talked about what's going on in the world now. he said we're living in strange and uncertain times with each day bringing more head-spinning and disturbing headlines. he warned some politicians are using fear to go after the cornerstones of democracy. >> fear and resentment and retrenchment began to appear. that kind of politics is now on the move. it's on a move at a pace that would have seemed unimaginable a few years ago. i am not being alarmist. i'm simply stating the facts. look around. strongman politics are ascending suddenly. the form of pretense politics and those trying to undermine every institution and norm that gives democracy meaning. >> president obama says the world stands at a crossroads. the former president said there's been an utter loss of shame among political leaders. he say they double down w

obama campaign. >> your meeting with barack obama fairly quickly thereafter he brought you on board, early in his campaign for the presidency? >> yeah. >> 2007? >> yeah. it was the spring of 2007. i had been doing basically free work for the obama campaign and got called into a debate prep session where they sit around and go through the issues that he has to deal with in the upcoming presidential debate. there fs, feet up, head of all his advisers. i felt like i couldn't speak in paragraphs. i framed my advice to him in questions. they were debating whether or not he should vote for a bill that would fund the iraq war and he liked that approach in terms of trying to identify what the common sense case is. you're not for this policy. you have a different many policy. why would you vote for this? ultimately i got hired as both speech writer and foreign policy adviser. >> not to give away the end of the book or whatever but you write in the beginning, in one of the last trips with barack obama in 2016 and he asks you, what if we were wrong? which kind of started you. did this book help clarify that answer for you? >> yeah. i wrote that book, having answered that question and experiencing eight years of history and having the end

obama. trump tweeting this. just out that the obama administration granted citizenship during the terrible iran deal negotiation to 2,500 iranians, including to government officials. how big and bad is that special president trump doesn't offer any evidence that he would have. the source of the story, at least on fox news is an iranian cleric. oliver, first off, cut through this for me. where exactly does this come from? >> this seems to be another unsettling situation where the president is paired onni oparode heard. it cited an iranian newspaper who cited a cleric who made this claim about the iranian negotiations. it caught fire. sean hannity shared it on twitter. another news personality shared it. it jumped to the fox news air waves on tuesday morning where "fox & friends" first broadcast the story and just like two hours later, the president was tweeting about it and using it as a weird way to attack obamaama administration -- obama officials are denying it. it's always like where is the burden of proof when it comes to these stories to prove the negative or to prove the positive. is anyone offering evidence? >> there is some evidence here. jeff prescott, the former national security counsel -- >> evidence to the negative? >> yes. he shared some numbers with us, immigration numbers that show that there was relative consistency between the number of iranians naturalized before the iranian nuclear deal and after. it went down a little bit. throughout the years from the bush administration to the obama administration, there's consistency across the board. and they are saying this is totally just not true. it's absurd. they call this -- jake sullivan was on cnn last night and really went after the president for tweeting this. he made the point the president could call the state department, the government officials he's appointed and ask, hey, is this true, and they would tell him, no, this