louise bernard is a senior president at the obama foundation and the founding director of, the obama presidential center museum. she previously served as director of exhibitions at the new york public library, as curator of prose and drama for the yale collection of, american literature at the bennett rare book and manuscript library at yale university and as assistant professor of english at georgetown university. as curator of, prose and drama for the yale collection of american literature at the beinecke rare book and manuscript library at yale university. and as assistant professor of english at georgetown. chicago public library commissioner chris brown is passionate about redefining what public libraries can bring to the communities serve. brown came to see in 2021 after more than a decade serving in california and districts, he is currently spearheading collaboration with neighborhood safety groups, city departments and outside partners in order to establish safe spaces for youth. and now, please welcome to the stage dr. carla hayden. dr. louise bernard and commissioner chris

the obama foundation reached out with an opportunity for the former president to be featured in one of the library's videos. part of a series of collaborations with public libraries across the u.s. to take a stand against those book bans. the library was instantly on board, of course. one librarian there said it's a special place and it's amazing they are getting recognized for it. that's wonderful. check your spam. >>> cbs evening news is next. we're back in 30 minutes ♪ ♪ >> john: tonight, torrential downpours lead to dangerous flash flooding across parts of the south. plus, sweltering temperatures still blanket much of the south and west. here are tonight's headlines. plus, sweltering temperatures still blanket much of the south and west.

. >> i just so happened to come up across one that said the obama foundation and i said this is not real. i said this must be junk. >> but it wasn't junk at all. the obama foundation reached out with an opportunity for the former president to be featured in one of the library's videos. part of a series of collaborations with public libraries across the u.s. to take a stand against those book bans. the library was instantly on board, of course. one librarian there said it's a special place and it's amazing they are getting recognized for it. that's wonderful. check your spam. >>> cbs evening news is next. we're back in 30 minutes ♪ ♪ >> john: tonight, torrential downpours lead to dangerous flash flooding across parts of the south. plus, sweltering temperatures still blanket much of the south and west. here are tonight's headlines. plus, sweltering temperatures still blanket much of the south and west. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ water rescues underway in tennessee after more than 10 inches of rain falls in under 24 hours. >> literally everything in our yard, it floated away. ♪ ♪ >>

. >> i just so happened to come across one that said the obama foundation. i said this is not real.must be junk. >> but it wasn't. they reached out with an opportunity for the former president to be featured in one of the library's videos part of a series of collaborations with public libraries across the state to take a stand against book bans. the library was instantly on board. one said it's a special place and amazing that they are getting recognized for it. >>> a crime fighting robot may >>> a crime fighting robot may seem like something out of a sci-fi movie. one town in ohio is turning that idea into a reality. west laning is deploying a wheeled robot to keep people safe inside a shopping center. it's called sam, short for secret agent man. it works 24 hours a day patrolling nine different routes. it issues alerts to on site security team staying on the look out for thefts, fires, vandalism and traffic accidents. >> i was surprised. when we first walked up, i had no idea what it was until i started reading it. it's labeled nicely to tell what is going on there. what is what t

foundation. when hillary was obama's secretary of state to.ma-biden administration greece the application for the takeover of our allies uranium mines. right around the time bill clinton was paid half a million from a russian bank for a speech promoting the company. so you have to ask, why joe biden who says he's anti-russia is funding russia's dangerous uranium monopoly that puts america's national security and energy independence at risk? why is our secretary of state antony blinken giving execs visas to come speak in d.c.? why is the only major russian company that he left off the sanctions list? russia is not only using the billion dollars to fund of the ukraine war they are modernizing their own arsenal and pointing more lethal weapons at us. they are building nuclear reactors in iran and helping china ramp up its nuke program. instead of mining the radio here at home, remember made in america joe, union jobs, no admissions, why wouldn't he starve this dirty russian company of cash? it's like keystone all over again. his entire energy pol

obama of course, she's already in charge. there are several foundationstical life, that is, in principle, this can be replaced. she can't take a husband for herself . president husband yes, not why you need no purely legal. she's not entitled to me. why because i have to be the first husband, so the first lady would be the first dzhent, but hillary couldn’t have been the president , you can’t take the vice president, because you didn’t serve two terms, but the president’s technical cases leave, he becomes vice president . yes, technically it works out, the third term will be for them, so this, of course, would be a good alignment. i don't. no, we are not talking about the election of wives. can a wife take her husband's vice president? they are paired as president. yes correctly he was twice president. all the beauty to you vice president. i offer her the faithful sanderson, you can't still work republicans, of course, that's it. interesting, this week. end of the week, as trump comes fulton to rice street to be photographed. yes, so that i dream of seein

and michelle obama yes, the foundation began to be remembered, but they also talked about her in thend how we we see that, in principle, she is completely satisfied with the situation of being within the framework. here is such a synecore to be a very popular public leader for you to speak at conferences to earn big money, and everything is wonderful with them, of course, these parties must say. well, michelle obama will answer yes, but i still pretty much doubt that such a scenario is possible, but let's see, and now biden's company has started the game pretty well, despite all the criticism that is being heard. 72 million dollars, uh his headquarters collected for the second quarter 23 years. this figure is colossal in terms of donations - it's twice as much. by the way, speaking of what donald trump collected over the same period, therefore, here , of course, we should not flatter ourselves either, and a scenario is quite possible in which joe biden is re-elected for a second term without regaining consciousness, but nonetheless. this, perhaps, is with trump, we understand, yes, t

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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 alive. and the one common theme is that these astounding revelations that the dreams from my father, quote, unquote, memoir was completely fabricated. almost nothing in it is accurate it. could only happen in america with this media that never investigated. never even interviewed some of the key people in obama's life until garrow did. and then he is trying to look back at the obama presidency, which he didn't really write about. he wrote about the early years or the maturing years of obama. he comes to the conclusion that everything he was worried about in the biograp

obama's special representative for afghanistan and pakistan. she's now president and chief executive officer of the asia foundation, a non-profit development organizationou back from the newshour. here is the taliban narrative, no significant opposition, no internal oppositions, successfully targeting isis and they are fighting corruption and reducing opium. was that an accurate picture? guest: it is, to an extent, accurate. but the accuracy relates to, there is no political opposition because it is a religious, authoritarian regime that does not allow any political views to be expressed. if they express political views, if a citizen expresses different political views, they end up in jail, like an activist advocates for education. other political leaders who have stayed beyond are being put under house arrest and not allowed to be engaging in political activities. violence is low, yes, because the taliban are not blowing up any school or bridges. that is true also. they have eliminated a full-fledged military operation that they were carrying out to create chaos and violence and kill the population. so that is an accurate statement . on corruption, ye

he was at the heritage foundation, a visiting fellow, acting under trump. before that he was head of border patrol under obama. before that, had a long career as an fbi special agent and other experience in law enforcement, so he has dealt with this directly and in real life. joining him is andrew arthur, a resident fellow at the center for immigration policies. he has decades of experience in immigration, was a lawyer for the old immigration and naturalization service, at one point was acting chief of the security law division. has served two terms on capitol hill, wrote some of the immigration law that we all have to deal with now, and also was an immigration judge for many years. so i want to thank them for coming and i want to ask mark first, so you where the border patrol chief and then you got a promotion, you are head of cbp which included border patrol under it. how -- not just numbers have gone up, but how has it changed under president biden? push the button. >> hyper she the question. what we are experiencing is the worst self-inflicted border patrol crisis that we have experienced. sheriff daniels

obama's the pelosis, the shifts, and yeah, of course, the biden. everyone will be legally assaulted. their family memberse legall, their foundations, their businesses. everything's fair game after this. everythitrump won't caree about reelection because he's only serving one term. biden is creating a one mant wih wrecking crew with a list a mile long. washi >> a lot of people are goingngle to get fired in washington and the rules are going to changs are g e. holle >> scream and holler all you want. but if you're goinu g to trydiei to make a 78 year old former president die in prison away his friends and family hit him with 78 charges after spying on them and impeaching him twice. oh, you better believe it's open season. so 2016 was the biggest political upset in americanrsia history. 2020 was the most controversial election in american history. and if trump wins in 2024, it will be the great comebackican s in american history. >> but the best part about all of this is this you decide. what happens. let's bring in eric trump. he's the executive viceso president of the trump organization. >> so, eric, you know, notric, p voter or a

obama of course, she's already in charge. there are several foundationsit no, purely by law, according to me, it has no right. why because there must be a husband, the husband will be the first husband, that was the first the lady will be the first djent, but maybe hillary wasn't awesome vice president, because he didn't serve two terms, but technical cases the president leaves, he becomes technically vice president. it turns out the third term will be for them, so this, of course, would be a good alignment. no , no, there is no election of wives. can a wife take her husband's vice president? they are paired as president. yes, that's right, he was much the president. by the way, now the beauty of the two republicans, of course, that's interesting, this week will be. end of the week like trump fulton walks on paradise street photographed. yes , to dream of seeing him here in an orange robe. if they give such a one there and how much his popularity will grow, because also when he is a candidate in e, he works minus the president. yes, it will work for the p

foundation that asked for it a year ago. june 2022 they say, you've got these three aliases. can you tell us what e-mails went out during the obama years? okay, i'll get back to you, okay, a year. so we get back. turns out 5,400. we'll get them to you eventually. we do know this. ten of those e-mails were copied to hunter between may 18 and june 15. and so we also understand, too, that there was an explanation when obama had an alias. they said, we have to throw off the chinese or would be hackers by using a different e-mail. i'm thinking to myself, if we can't protect the president of the united states' e-mail, we're all doomed. no wonder north korea was able to bring movie studios to their knees. big surprise. you like him better. for me, i thought for sure you go to piers, you eat up all the time. >> wanted you to be my warm-up guy. very smart of you. >> we've got 4 1/2 minutes, piers. >> i realize the occupant in this particular chair has to try and muster some form of defending the indefensible when it comes to president biden and this scandal. i have nothing. because this stinks. the whole thing just stinks. i think with an

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? you know, i think thatow knows biographer david knows more about obama's pre-presidential life than anybody alivy alive. and the one common theme is that these astounding revelations that the dreams alom my father unquote, memoir was completely fabricated. almost nothingmo in it in is ac. it's only it could only happen in america with this media thatle i never investigated, never even interviewed some of the key people in obama's life until garrow did. and then he's trying lookout. back at the obama presidency, which he didn't really write about. he wrote about the early years org yearg of obama, and he comes to the

foundation which owns and operates monticello. in addition to this work, she is served by presidential appointment on the committee for the preservation of the white house under presidents joe biden , donald trump, barack obamaorge w. bush and bill clinton. president of the white house historical association bleeding the associations nonprofit, nonpartisan mission to support conservation and preservation at the white house with private funding. john standve which serves as the national park liaison to the white house overseeing the national park services for the care of the white house and its grounds. as well as the park areas immediately surrounding the white house. finally, we are joined by the curator of the white house. she has been part of the territorial staff since 1979. lectured and published articles on the white house collection and specializes in historical photographs of the executive mansion. please join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage for our final panel today. [applause] >> put me in the middle here. >> thank you for s that. for me to get into the conversation, i figured i would share a little bit about the history behind these efforts at the white house and some of the challenges

discuss is erica york, senior economist at the tax foundation, and jason furman, former chairman of the council of economic advisers under president obamady school. jason, let's start with you. do you think this is fair? i mean, the democratic governors that are passing a lot of this legislation that creates this loophole have always talked about tax fairness, getting the wealthy to pay more of their fair share. yet they've allowed a loophole that is really benefitting the top 1% of the 1%. >> yeah, look, the salt deduction is like the trickle down economics for the democrats. they argue that if they do this tax cut, they'll be able to sustain a better revenue base, be able to sustain better schools, and the evidence for that is really quite limited. i don't love that they're opening up these loopholes. i think when policymakers passed these to begin with i think they knew some of those loopholes were there and weren't preemptive in getting rid of them. >> the treasury department under president trump and secretary mnuchin blessed this saying all the oh work-arounds are not okay, these work-arounds are okay. the biden administration sai

foundational. and it is really telling that in a state like ohio that has been trending red, after voting for obamaice and was getting deeper red as it went, those voters in such a resounding way stood up against it tells you the tenor is up among the american voter. they don't like what they're seeing. they understand the threat to democracy, and they don't like taking away abortion rights. >> one of the things that is interesting in as much as this is a win for ohio, it has a big impact on other states. we've already seen groups in arizona launch a bid to add abortions to their state constitution. you and have i talked a lot about offensive wins and defensive wins. talk about the ongoing efforts to protect women's rights in the aftermath of dobbs. >> well, i think this conversation is so important. thank you for continuing to focus on it. to understand where we are is also to understand that this is an issue that republicans have long actually supported reproductive rights. roe v. wade was a 7-2 decision. five of those seven justices were republican-appointed. and the justice that wrote that opin