barack obama, his political dna is that of the pragmatists. it is that of the politician who believes, first and foremost. in the possible. he's a realist. he admits that in his writings and in his pronouncements. he's the guy who will take half a loaf or even a third of a loaf, as opposed to no loaf at all. and call that a good day. there are those who have problems with that. but that's his political dna, i think, in terms of how he operates, their strategic minded. very, again, pragmatic as a politics person. and again. at the end of the day, he has a clear eyed understanding of how he got to the office in 2008. and he has a clear eyed understanding of what it will take to get reelected and his understanding is that he could not certainly sort of become the president of black america between 2008 and 2012. he understood that much of his support among some voters, particularly white voters, will soft support. there's an instance in july of 2009 in which a harvard professor by the name of henry louis gates gets locked out of his house. the do

first with this statement about barack obama you know in 2008 it became very clear that barack obamax with and doesn't smoke crack, and then the laby sindler guy said, i'll sign a sworn affidavit on the detector. he confirmed it. i smoked crag with barack obama and had sex with him. this is obvious. true, no one reported it, not because they were squeamish about sex or drugs, but because the obama campaign cabinet said that anyone who reports it will not receive the aggregation of this obama company. so they didn't report it. so that's just one small example, but it 's been happening all the time with a lot of different issues and you believe it happened or you believe this guy did both. clary, sinclair oh it definitely happened oh of course i mean i talk to lari singler about it and it definitely happened . this story. if you look at it in detail clearly truthfully, i mean i 'm just going to interview him. you will be able to hear it and again what a baroque obama likes it, dudes - it won't change the world. i think it was good. it is known that barack obama himself wrote this in a

barack obama has largely been about himself. buy a house, does he go back to chicago and help the community where he was a community organizer? no. he builds a place that should have its own zip code in martha's vineyard, and he builds it there on the ocean when he's supposed to be so against climb change, and you see him with celebrities all the time. remember the birthday party he had when the pandemic was raging. it doesn't matter, because we've got to celebrate barack's 60th birthday. time and again this is a guy who's always loved the celebrity side of the job and now post-presidency when he could really be making a difference in so many lives particularly in chicago which is falling apart, he just ain't doing it, elizabeth. elizabeth: joe concha, great to have you on. have a great weekend, okay? >> you too. elizabeth: coming up, we've got alan dershowitz. he's going the talk to us about what he thinks of the action today about, you know, this is a violation of federal law, naming an insider in the doj to be the special cou

barack obama, the truth was known.hey should put his picture on the five dollar bill as a role model, a standup both under investigation. we are talking -- this is twilight zone level insanity. the two leaders of the country, both under criminal investigations. that is nuts. host: that is jerome in kansas. this is the pew research service , they update this question they ask about who is the best president. they hold it to modern times, the past four years or so. this was the responses they got to their latest survey earlier this month. when asked to name the united states president who did the best. the past 40 years, a majority of democrats name barack obama. republicans are divided between ronald reagan and one currently running to return to office, donald trump. about four in 10 republican and republican leaning independents say reagan has done the best job as president. nearly six in 10 democrats and democratic leaders, 58% say obama has done the best job as president in the past or the ears. others name bill clin

barack obama, the truth was known.hey should put his picture on the five dollar bill as a role model, a standup both under investigation. we are talking -- this is twilight zone level insanity. the two leaders of the country, both under criminal investigations. that is nuts. host: that is jerome in kansas. this is the pew research service , they update this question they ask about who is the best president. they hold it to modern times, the past four years or so. this was the responses they got to their latest survey earlier this month. when asked to name the united states president who did the best. the past 40 years, a majority of democrats name barack obama. republicans are divided between ronald reagan and one currently running to return to office, donald trump. about four in 10 republican and republican leaning independents say reagan has done the best job as president. nearly six in 10 democrats and democratic leaders, 58% say obama has done the best job as president in the past or the ears. others name bill clin

you're not of barack obama. to miss that . going to want to miss that. >> looks like things are heating up, boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast rain today, clearing overnight. a few showers following, but many places will be fine during tuesday as low pressure moves into the north sea, taking its weather fronts with it. however, one occluded feature is just providing some additional rainfall to the east of england through the night. some damp weather continuing here. eventually it becomes light to moderate rain showers across western areas, drier towards the southeast with some clear spells. but wherever you are , spells. but wherever you are, it's not going to be a cold night. it's 12 to 14 celsius generally. and it will be a bright start to tuesday , bright start to tuesday, certainly across southern areas compared with monday . plenty of compared with monday. plenty of sunshine around

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no one out there is interested in the reality of who is barack obama.ed in the myth of obama, and it sounds like partisan, you know, hackery or small stuff if you go back and say, hey, what's the truth, what's real at this point. a. rachel: right. one of the things that's kind of interesting that he talks about is obama's insecurity about his own blackness, right? that -- and one of the examples he uses is one that we can see playing out before our eyes. if he was authentically that guy from chicago, that guy that's really, truly authentically part of the black community, he wouldn't be hanging out all the time with really rich white people which is sort of his comfort zone, right? here's something else in the article. he says the election of joe biden in 2020 gave the obamas even more reason to stay in town. the whispers about biden's cognitive decline. now, we've talked about this a lot on the show, that we believe that this is obama -- biden's election is truly obama's third term as well. will: what he's referencing is the obamas have maintained a re

in the middle of the stage and said what is a skinny guy with an odd last name doing up here was barack obama. i am afraid we are dealing with the same type of amateur standing on the stage tonight. >> give me a hug just like you did to obama. you will help elect me just like you did obama. >> the same type of amateur. >> governor haley, would you like to respond? are you bought and paid for? >> i think this is exactly why margaret thatcher said if you want something said ask a man.

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you talked about the joy you experienced when you arrived to a barack 0bama presidency, a feeling thatacial moment, as some put it. it didn't quite work out that way, did it? no, and i don't think i ever believed it was going to be post—racial. what i thought was that i was living in a country that actually allowed someone, unlike our country at the time, that allowed someone to negotiate the vagaries of racism, the vagaries of oppression. and that was really powerful and invigorating. you felt there was more? because other actors have talked about this — david harewood, for one, a very distinguished black british actor, who's described how he found it easier to work in the united states. and i'm just interested, now that you've reflected on both the culture in the us and the uk, whether you really feel that there is more opportunity, less entrenched sort of assumptions about who you are in the united states. yes and no. without a shadow of a doubt, there's more opportunity. that's numerics, that's demographics, and it's also the enterprise culture that is the united states. and i foun

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that is what barack obama said when he accepted the nomination at the dnc. would you copy someone as your introduction to the world? and copy the most popular democrat. >> don't you hate plagiarists? >> i don't get that. >> biden. >> or when melania copied michelle obama. no? no one is into that? so i thought that was strange and as time goes on, a lot of this was bubbling off of ramaswamy, the audio has been released that he took money to go to law school, which seems deceitful. people will start digging into him. >> if someone gives you a scholarship and you have $1 million in the bank, you don't take it? >> you were not supposed to get it if you can afford to go. >> so he is not worthy to go? >> there are scholarships based on need. >> so he took a need one. >> it is not like he checked off a box that wasn't authentic. >> here we go. elizabeth warren said she was native american. nikki haley, i felt this way during the amy coney barrett confirmation, seeing a woman up there is fundamentally exciting. she did a great job. she was the only realistic person.

barack obama in a differently but joe biden is not the greatest but he's authentic s people think he'se means so correlation is not causation. >> how do you think the art of winning or debate has changed since trump has come on the political scene? >> someone doinghi this, people say you are about to audition, a bunch of interesting part. i hate having discussions for everyone agrees, that's not how i was raised. so i left having people who push back and disagree and have a good debate but we can't really do that anymore. i have a hygiene rule, you don't want climate change deniers on the show, i'm not going to argue with people don't accept reality but it limits me, i'm limited and i don't t know how long i cn speak to that with the public and prior, we have no one of the two-party systems with a dilemma but a lot of these people come on tv and i do chapter in the book called beware where talk about t this technique that coms from this evolution were the creationist is to debate evolution, auto if you wash the debate on evolution, fact or fiction and the scientist loses the got one mo

obama, and we saw barack obama winning the democratic nomination.change, and all the polls i have seen have not changed all that much especially since 2020, but we have to be on the lookout for things numbers in races can change. >> governor ron desantis defended his change. >> at the end of the day, nobody is going to care about what happened in early july, six or seven months before the primaries. what they want to know, the voters here in new hampshire is, okay, why you? i am not a campaign professional, and you set out the vision and execute on it. >> a course correction is one thing. where are we in the schedule of things, mark? the florida governor is, what, 20 or 30 points behind the frontrunner. is there a time? >> josÉ, we are in the dog days of summer, and we are certainly less than six months away from the iowa caucuses, and seven or eight months away from super tuesday. we have a ways to go, and if you are ron desantis, the good news for you, and i mentioned earlier, barack obama was trailing by 20 points and was still able to capture th

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this is the father of barack obama, who also name was barack obama bridges in the photo 500 pig in aeces of ksenia the same amount for gennady 2.100 for whom? let's give back. so xenia's theme coats of arms 100 or 500 attention per screen. here are the coats of arms of four german cities. find the coat of arms of munich number four among them. why the monk is true the name of the city of munich comes from the word monk? this is the so-called vowel coat of arms. in the painting by the bavarian artist philipp von folzzi, this politician and strategist delivers a funeral speech to a resident who died in the pyloponnesian war. speeches for 400 newspapers, the speech was published from 1906 to 1918 and was the mouthpiece of this party, the publisher at one time was vladimir nabokov sr. true, the constitutional democrats of the speech for 500 in this play, the heroine disguised as a lawyer balthasar makes a speech about mercy, it is ceremonial in the hearts of kings, as the lord almighty is a sign of the venetians . the surviving speech of this illustrious orator was delivered in defense o

and if you think about the way barack obama did in that 2008 election, it's always a high water markre goodness sake which is hard to fathom given where we are now. but this was kind of the emergence of what we see now, the sort of grievance politics, the white identity politics and this idea that white working-class, particularly men i think, are sort of the victims of democratic policies and you see republican candidates really going after them. >> heidi, we covered the mccain campaign back in 2008. joe the plumber wasn't just talked about at that debate. he was on the trail. a lot. >> it was really the seed i think of branding opportunity in the republican party that donald trump fully realized in the forgotten man. what needs to happen now from biden's perspective is he needs a joe the plumber because joe confronted barack obama about taxes there but what's happened since then is when trump got in one of his first policies was to cut taxes in a way that primarily benefited corporate stock buybacks, whereas joe biden's done this policy of like hardhat proposals like infrastructure

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>> i will not eat barack obama's dog food. how will you turn this country around?ca around more than election night when barack obama loses decisively. this is a question i take longer than 30 seconds, question of presidency. do you believe turkey belongs in nato? >> do they have america's best interest in mind? >> can you name what the federal government does that should should not do? >> yes, you want one? >> yes. >> brian: we want one and chris christie will be back. bret baier has been preparing, along with martha maccallum. bret, working out 4 a.m. this morning. >> it was early. energy is going. i hit the gym. >> brian: what are your thoughts about looking at past debates? >> it was a different weight class for me. this is the ninth debate i've moderated and each is different and this is unique. the former president will not be here, it is a moment for other candidates to have a moment and we're excited to talk about policy and get them talking to each other. it is great to work with martha, she is a true pro. >> brian: you are collaborating on this. >> in eve

tell me if this is true or not that you may or may not have something to do with barack and michelle done, and continues to do to forward the human spirit, and also to exemplify someone who has a wonderful morality and who is in service. i believe that to be in service, is our best bet for our own life so, i was at the democratic convention and i was standing about here to the monitor from barack when he made his speech and i was so very impressed. i was at robert f. kennedy jr. we walked out. he said, "i'm going to get the car. and i said, "okay, i'll wait for you. and i'm walking. and i hear, "yo. and i'm like, "who is yo-ing me?" >> jimmy: you're like, sylvester stallone is here [ talking over each other >> jimmy: yeah >> you know, "yo," again and i turn, and i see these two gentlemen. and they start coming towards me, and i realize one is barack obama i'm like, "well, you've to be kidding me." he's like, "i just got to talk to you i got to talk to you 'do the right thing' is one of my favorite movies." he tells me a story about how he bought michelle ice cream, and how they went

i think all the time of poe, the activists in saint louis, saying, well, i voted for barack twice and michael brown still dead. right. this idea that with a black president, there was still this limitation in on on the ability to actually claim the promise of an equal or an equitable society. and what that gives rise to is to a grassroots protest movement demanding gains achievements beyond what just idea of having as rashad robinson says, a black face in a high place could provide. right. and so what i think about in this context, though, right. and that's the old, you know, equal and opposite reaction. right. that as the obama years of the obama presidency are ceding and getting breathing new life into a new era of our our civil rights movement, into our anti-racist movement, there is always been a white supremacist in this country. right. the anti-racist movement is a foil, not just to a status quo, but also to a movement of people who want things to remain way. and think that. so what we see and what i think about in this book is this idea of the response and the reaction, the ris

read barack obama, you have a doubt that he will not enter politics because even in all stages he was unhappy that barack obama entered the presidency and he was very upset with the restrictions that the president imposed on your life and these polls are popular. why are you ignorant? who has always kept himself away from politics, so he did not want to lower his popularity, and if something happens to biden, you should see that harris will be the vice president , he will become the president if biden dies or because he continues to serve, and naturally as the incumbent president has certain powers, all of them are transferred to the president , and therefore they do not play to rebel against the incumbent president, and therefore in 2024 or biden, the choice of the democrats for the cia, if something happens to him, will definitely be kamala harris and no one else. i also thank you for the world today and the conclusion that he did not have a tattoo at the end of his trip. bahrainis in another demonstration with the prisoners of the jabal al-wefaq detention center declared solidarity

wurzelbacher owned a plumbing company when he confronted then president-elect barack obama.edia sensation and later lost a bid for congress. >>> "usa today" says a virginia man was reunited with his mother 42 years after he was stolen as a newborn from a hospital in chile. jimmy thyden embraced his now 69-year-old mother for the first time in chile after a long-awaited reunion. he was adopted and raised by an unwitting family in the u.s. earlier this year he learned the truth and reconnected with his biological mother. >> how do you hug someone in a way that makes up for 42 years honestly? that's what you're doing in that moment. 42 years. 42 years robbed, stolen from us. all crashing at this moment. >> thyden also learned he had four brothers and a sister. >>> and cbs sacramento says pacific gas and electric could shut down power in parts of northern california tomorrow. the national weather service issued a fire weather watch for the region for the first time this year due to high temperatures, strong winds, and low humidity. the utility says due to the high wildfire risk,

obama really it's better than former president barack obama [ laughter ] the only thing your resumend his doesn't is typos [ laughter ] cnn released a new poll yesterday that suggests democrats may be facing enthusiasm problem ahead of next week's midterm elections, which explains this year's stickers. [ laughter ] former president trump is reportedly considering the two-week stretch after the midterm elections as a window to formally announce that he's running for president in 2024. oh, right before thanksgiving? awesome. are you also going to announce that aunt lisa and her friend aren't just roommates? [ laughter ] elon musk tweeted yesterday, "being attacked by both right and left simultaneously is a good sign. for example, it could mean you're the president [ laughter ] spacex this week launched its falcon heavy, which is the most powerful rocket in the world but i don't know how safe it is considering spacex is, i guess, elon musk's third priority [ laughter ] who starts a space program in their spare time nascar driver ross chastain qualified for a championship race over the

if you want to read her memoirs translated into farsi, or the memoirs of her husband barack obama.read it, you will have a doubt he will not go into politics. he was even unhappy at all stages when barack obama entered the presidency, and he was very upset with the restrictions that the president imposed on his life, and these polls are popular. he kept and therefore the shop did not take it to lower his popularity and about if something happens to biden, you can see that harris will be the vice president and the president if biden dies or because he continues to serve, and naturally , as the incumbent president, he will be the president. there are points, all of them will be transferred to harris , and therefore he does not play with the card that they will rebel against the incumbent president , and therefore, in 2024 or biden, the choice of the democrats , the cia, if something happens to him , i would definitely thank kamala harris and no one else, that in today's world and the conclusion that he did not have at the end of his speech, bahrainis in another demonstration with the

will: in 2008 it was a tight race of the democratic primary between barack obama and hilary clinton andwhich is constantly something that the threat of her career came up and obama had this to say about hilary. >> what can you say to the voters of new hampshire on the stage tonight who see a resume and like it but hesitating on the likability issue where they seem to like a barack obama more. >> i don't think i'm that bad. will: looking to dispel people of notion about you or you could end up reinforcing them when you walk into traps or answer th things, other candidates seized on the opportunity to reinforce the perception that people already have that hilary clinton is not likable and barack obama is smooth the dude. pete: this moment from 2011 has haunted me. anybody that goes on tv to be honest by the grace of god, rick perry did this and i said to myself, take a lesson. pete: you said that because will makes a lot of list, i have three-point if you go one, two and don't have three that the problem in a problem on the debate stage. watch this. >> the third agency of government i wou

barack never took him seriously. they would laugh at him behind his back.emember his saying he is going to after it up eventually and he is. messing it up when you look at the hunter stuff and now it is his stuff. more of of a biden scandal than 100 scandal. obama is going to say to everybody after this meeting, i am here if you need to me because trump is pretty tough so let me know what you need me to do. he's trying to get a little shine off of it. biden without the pandemic is a weak candidate. without the pandemic, he can't raise money. his numbers are bad, he is not galvanizing the democratic party. with of the ethics problems the way it is, you might not have him as the nominee. you might have gavin newsom and gretchen witmer. martha: that's what they have to figure out in short order as you know better than anyone. these debates are coming up fast and furious on the republican side. this president seems like he is unchallenged. the problem is they are having trouble raising grassroots money right now. when does it reach prickle mass? kennedy: we wou

somewhat misogynistic so mistreat your membership be barack obama in new hampshire and people so she engaged with voters. i don't think that was a coincidence i don't think it's a coincidence the six democrats in presidential elections in the 21st century across the three lost or alcor, john kerry, and hillary clinton think that'sgr a coincidence smart people but not the most inspiring of barack obama in a different league and joe biden is not the best buddies authentic people thinkea what he speaks he sank when means not talking off telling point or a prompter. i do think there is a link. >> how do you think the art of argument or a debate has changed since trump came on the political scene? >> it is awful. i say that to someone who loves doing this and have people on my show, you're about to watch the show, right you want have a bunch of interesting diverse guests. i hate soggy consensus and having what everyone agrees that's not how i was raised. i love having people who push back against me, disagree with me. i cannotmo really do that anymoe because i want to have consensus on th

a complete i would like a quote from the first us president with african roots, barack obama, and upo date. it is not only for the distant southern countries in africa that it is clearly visible that the difference between a village where people eat and a village where people starve is determined by the state in one state works in the other does not. that is why i am very worried about people who say that the state is an enemy, they do not understand its fundamental role. thank you it was the program sas authorized to declare. africa ceases to be a source of problems and becomes one of the most promising regions in the world. how a talented scientist changed and continues to change our lives in early 2023, the staff of the university of california at san diego developed a way to potentially slow down the cellular aging process using a fluctuating genetic clock who take on the increased burden of its management. this kidney, according to statistics, is slower for those people who play sports, get enough sleep , eat right and pass regularly.

escalated barack obama to the credibility to win a general election which i think was wrong.you know what? chris christie, i think, like much of the establishment, does -- you saw it today. felt threatened by my friends. i'm the outsider in the race. i think that a lot of professional politicians had a sort of anaphylactic response to that. and the reality is we do need an outsider in the white house. i think the choice we face is do you want a super pac puppet. this is the super pac primary. the amount of money being spent via super pacs to put up slogans vs. independent patriot who speaks the truth that's, i think, the contrast in this primary. a lot of those professional politicians that have been preparing their entire life for this moment do feel threatened by my presence on that stage. i want to say they are good people. i'm going to need them in different roles, but i will be the one leading from the white house after i deliver a landslide in the general. >> brian: you have to feel good about your performance tonight. what was your mindset going in and at what point di

has he asked you, or invited you to call him barack?referred to, because i would say mr. president. and he said "call me barack." >> stephen: was that hard? >> bruce: then he asked how i will want to be referred to. and i said "mr. boss, please." [applause] >> stephen: michelle has kindly asked me to call her michelle, and i have not heard anything from the former president. i just say it, your husband. how did the podcast come out? whose idea was this? >> bruce: it was the president's idea, and he called me and i thought he had the wrong number, because he is a columbia graduate, teacher of constitutional law from the university of chicago law sc school. first african american president in the united states. [cheers and applause] i am a guitar player. i am a freehold recent high school graduate. [applause] yep. [laughter] >> stephen: i will email your resume to you. it's a little bit longer than that. you write in the introduction of the book, you say "these are treacherous times with much at stake. with everything at stake." and i agr

not barack obama. not bill clinton.you go back, watch the clips of barack obama and hillary clinton in 2008 in the primaries. they're yelling at each other for whom is more in defense of traditional marriage. this is new. the new part of the conversation that disturbs many people regardless of the sexual orientation is you see people say we're coming for your kids. people don't like that. i think ron desantis did a marvelous job in florida when he said kindergarten through third grade, 8-year-olds, should not be exposed to sexually explicit content. 8-year-old to 18-year-old that he lost a lot of people. when you talk about kids, i think it's a different kind of conversation. i personally agree with vivek ramaswamy. we don't oppose people based on their differentiated characters. that's what makes america so great. she was waiting for a different answer. stereotypes have taken hold. tell me what biden and harris are doing for her and her community right now as opposed to this diverse group of candidates? what i love for

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obama. >> this is a q and a with the biographer of barack obama. the when biden won, you would have thought obama would finally departs capito the capital. his work was done, but he burrowed in. he knew of biden's decrepit state and wanted to stick arouk and be a shadow or puppet leader. >> you seeyou see, it all makese now. >> obama remade the dos j during his presidency into a partisan tool for democrats tha t, kepte st them away from scrutiny, and then he stuck around to weaponize it. ucnd tonize .the clintons used e pass to enrich themselves. >> remember that foundation? e e the bidens decided to get into the game. time to cashnso ge in, and now they all count on the obama crafted doj to covj to cover fo. >> victor davis hanson, senior. at the hoover institution, joins me now. victor, help me connece t some f these dots. >> amazing revelations by this biographeramazin who who knows a probably better than thanstil the majority of people. >> but ultimately, does itva still relevantnt tod that obama is behind the scenes affecting a lot of this? yo

then you have barack obama in a different league. and joe biden, who bless him, is not the greatest of orators, but he's authentic. people think he speaks. he's saying what he means. he's not talking off talking points or teleprompter. so think i do think i mean, i think correlation is causation, but i do think that there is a link there. it comes to emotional appeal. so how do you think the art of winning an argument or debate has changed since trump on the political scene? it's awful. i mean, i say this as someone who loves doing this, who enjoys having people on my show. i people think, oh, you just want you're about outlandish, right? you want to have a bunch of interesting, eclectic, diverse guests that's we want to do i love having different voices. i hate soggy consensus, having a discussion. everyone agrees. right. that's not how i was raised. i talk about it in the book. i come from a very disputatious household, explains a lot. i know. so i love having people who are going push back against me, disagree with me, and then th

and large, that is, new technologies were very actively involved during the election campaign of barack obama, then everyone was obsessed with these big data, and the database of the social network of use, and special neurolinguistic all kinds of e, criteria for selecting your target audience, accordingly, targeted advertising it was for a specific small niche, yes , those votes that you want to get in ukraine, zelensky also hyped in the elections. well, there he has something else there, he is just on the general settings. he didn't use that uh, pinpoint punch there, but all that uh technology was cursed right after trump's victory. who used these technologies very competently, including with the help of cambridge analyst. here's one that was later, uh, again cursed and banned just because trump used it. yes, and uh, now such a rollback has occurred, that is, it is considered, well, everyone is quietly using it somewhere, of course, this is targeting social networks, a database of social networks, but at least this does not stick out. yes , because again they can be punished to compare

let's say barack obama were on trial, of course, we will see some security to protect him.his security is not really full, the potential defendant donald trump, it is security against that threat posed by his frequent attacks on prosecutors, on judges, on witnesses. and it is security from the supporters he riled up with those attacks. donald trump is doing this on purpose. he is flouting the rules, spouting wild accusations, and behaving in a way that would get any other defendant put in shackles and hold out of the courtroom. he is baiting the judge overseeing his election case. he would probably love nothing more than for her to sentence him to a few days in jail, so that he could claim to be a martyr who can't get a fair trial. so, let's not pretend this is not deliberate. he knows exactly what he is doing. and there is also, of course, a huge political issue at play here. how do you try a man like donald trump, who is the front runner for the republican presidential nomination? he is going to be crisscrossing the country as he campaigns and rallies and debates, all whi

this is a q&a with the biographer of barack obama. when biden won, you would have thought obama would finally depart the nation's capitol. his work was done. but he burrowed in. he knew of biden's decrepit state and wanted to stick around and be a shadow or a puppet leader. you see, it all makes sense now. obama remade the doj during his presidency into a partisan tool for democrats that kept them away from scrutiny and he stuck around to weaponize it. the clintons used a free pass to enrich themselves. remember that foundation. the bidens decided to get in. they all count on the obama crafted doj to cover for them. victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution joins me now. victor, help me connect some of these dots. amazing revelations by this biographer who knows obama better than the vast majority of people. but, ultimately it is still relevant today that obama is behind the scenes affecting a lot of this. >> you know, i think the biographer, david garrow knows more about obama's prepresidential life than anybody al

i think joe biden probably understands that certainly as well as or probably better than barack obamaainst trump and beaten him. but it is significant that this major, major figure in our politics is going to be involved early and often. >> yeah. obama, the nation's most popular democrat, perhaps rivalled only by his wife, michelle. i think it is interesting, a few months ago, there almost seemed to be overconfidence in biden land about their rematches with trump. it's changed a bit. they think, look, we like our chances, like our record, but trump could win, and this is going to be a lot of work. eugene, let's talk about what we'll see later today, not far from where you are standing. what stood out on this particular indictment for trump, but also what will you be looking for today? what does this mean for the nation? >> this whole indictment, i urge people to read it. it is just 45 pages long. the case it lays out is delaware stating. the story it narrates is incredible, and you think it couldn't have happened here in the united states. that a president defeated in an election woul

. >> van, according to "the washington post," former president barack obama warned president biden atvate lunch earlier this summer that trump is a stronger candidate than many democrats actually realize. is he right? should former president obama start getting this message out publicly on that campaign trail? >> he's certainly right. obama still has that touch. he understands where regular people are coming from. the reality is on any given sunday, you put two teams on the field, and any team can win. anybody who gets the nomination of their party in a 50/50 country has a real chance to win. i think in 2016 we heard trump can't win, trump can't win, he's done and said too many dumb things. you saw what happened in 2016. we talked ourselves into a defeat by talking our base down and laughing at somebody when we should have been taking it very seriously. if there's an economic slump next year, he widen's in trouble. if democratic turnout slumps, biden is in trouble. three slumps, you get a trump. you need to make sure if you're barack obama that the country is aware there is a real and