we had never had one that looked like barack obama. s just mere presence in the white house was a daily reminder that this is a different america than many people had grown up with. and it scared the hell out of a lot people. >> prominent african-american harvard scholar henry louis gas, jr.... >> narrator: one early incident enflamed both sides. >> arrested in his own home. >> his arrest is prompting outrage. the story grabbed national headlines because the man in question is one of the nation's most pronent african-american scholars. >> professor henry louis gates is arrested in his own home for trespassing. and barack obama says what virtually every black person in the country thought. >> that the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home. thank you, everybody. >> all of a sudden, there's pressure on the other side. there are people who are saying that he's anti-cop, there's a concern that he's racist. >> this president, i think, has exposed mself as a guy, ov

barack obama is not the president anymore. barack obama has been out of office for nearly three years. president trump owns this crisis. another one of his own making. but there are people wondering out loud about the timing of all of this. elizabeth warren telling jake tapper this. >> next week the president of the united states could be facing an impeachment trial in the senate. we know he's deeply upset about that. and i think people are reasonably asking, why this moment? why does he pick now to take this highly inflammatory, highly dangerous action that moves us closer to war? >> is it fair to question the motives of a commander in chief? like that. when it comes to life or death decisions that could lead to war. well, someone else once thought so, and that someone is donald j. trump. tweeting in 2011, quote, in order to get elected, barack obama will start a war with iran. and then this, this is 2012. don't let obama play the iran card in order to start a war in order to get elected. be careful, republicans. and the foll

obama on health care, they were attacking barack obama on border security and they were attacking barackbama on everything. >> yeah, look, i totally agree. i totally agree. if you look at this, every single time that people whale away on barack obama, joe biden wins. the reason why donald trump is obsessed with joe biden is because in the midwestern states, michigan, pennsylvania, donald trump only won by 77,744 votes. the candidate who is best with these swing voters who voted for barack obama and donald trump is joe biden. joe biden is the easiest sale to them. to mika's point, they like him. they think he's a guy they understand. they think he'll go back to days where we understood what the president of the united states is saying and he says what he means and means what he says and that's a helpful thing on joe biden. one more point, i want to go back to bernie sanders. the reason that donald trump is not talking about bernie sanders is because he wants bernie sanders in the general election. bernie sanders would be the weakest candidate against donald trump in a general election wit

to any of us have any question that barack obama would be impeached for that kind of misconduct? are we ready to say that would be okay if barack obama asked medvedev to investigate his opponent and will withhold an ally from defend gets up to get an investigation of mitt romney? that is the parallel here and to say we condition aid all the time, for legitimate reasons, yes. for legitimate reasons you might say to a governor of a state, governor of the state, you should ship in more towards your own disaster relief but if the president's real motive in depriving a state of disaster relief is because that governor won't get his attorney general to investigate the president's political rival are we ready to say the president can sacrifice the interests of the people of that state or the people of our country because all quid pro quos are fine? it is carte blanche? is that what we are really prepared to say with respect to this president's conduct for the next? because if we are, then the next president can ask for an investigation of you. they can ask for help in their next electio

barack obama had a small family. he had two daughters who were young. didn't use -- didn't go as many places. donald trump has children. they have secret service. >> yeah. >> some of them, i would imagine, maybe all of them do. >> first of all, i think it's a big ticket. second of all, the question is called a rhetorical device. i am throwing it out there as a question because the answer is obvious. and i am punking them because twhoe they won't put out the taxes. they won't put out the call logs. they aren't transparent. they're not a draining the swamp. they're adding moral gators than we've ever seen. it's a big ticket item. you're going to spend whatever you need to on him. it's the kids, because they are adults. they're running around getting fees and running their businesses and we're paying for the transportation. it's unusual. >> listen, i think the president should be protected >> absolutely. we only have one. >> but you should be -- i guess you need to figure out if they're -- if they are indeed making money and we are protecting them from, yo

i would remind those democrats who are so critical of that, what about when barack obama went to war in libya? operation odyssey is gone and they did not go to congress to get dad and by the way, barack obama after eight months of libya came back and said it was the single worst mistake in history of his presidency. that was barack obama's own president and what he said that he did not ever go to congress to get permission to do it. steve: tony. >> i think were happy that we have is in trump presiding over this and instead of some of our other choices and what is funny is that even if, godfrey, we had a president hillary she would have done the same thing that present time did because she unlike democrats are running right now understand you need to protect the united states but i will give her that but that's only thing i'll give hillary clinton. steve: i'm sure she's thrilled to have your endorsement. >> i'm sure she's excited. at the end of the day this president is showing iran and the rest of the world you don't want to work with the united states of america but we will not send

name four times in the first five minutes, defending what he did by saying that barack obama didn'the was willing to do. even secretary of state mike pompeo invoked the mistakes of the obama administration in justifying what the administration did by saying, look, the mess that we found ourselves in is very much one of obama's making. this is very much a part of the way that donald trump approaches governance. it's not simply saying that he disagrees with the past administration, he of course ran against barack obama's foreign policy in the 2016 election. it really is invoking the president and sort of using the president's name, the former president's name, i should say, as a rhetorical crutch to defend his own policy decision-making. >> it's really interesting. are you saying that that is the trump doctrine? that you have been able to determine that basically the trump doctrine is do the opposite of what president obama did? >> that may be going a little too far, but it is interesting to note all of the decisions, particularly on foreign policy that the president has made, and rea

no, thatis example barack obama could not. no, that is exactly what barack obama did.essure on iran and seriously engaged on diplomacy. resident drum's only pressure. he has not come up with any ideas. he is not said he will meet with them anytime anywhere, it is not serious diplomacy. like his meetings with the north korean dictator. you go to meetings, there is a photo opportunity and nothing follows. iranians wanta opportunity and nothing follows. iranians want a serious conversation about how they want to get out of sanctions. that is what barack obama was saying. if you want to get out of the sanctions, this is a very serious path to diplomacy and they we re serious path to diplomacy and they were secret meetings in mine were both sides jutted out the diplomatic process. “— both sides jutted out the diplomatic process. —— oman. it took three yea rs process. —— oman. it took three years to negotiate the nuclear deal. pressure would lead the iranians to come out with a divide flag that is for him a definition for diplomacy and it is not a serious engagement but surr

hillary clinton would be a third term or barack obama , the power would continue. but donald trump vowed to drain the swamp. they do have a sibling one - - a malignant force. they did not want to be drained. power in washington is like crack cocaine. once you get on and have it you don't want to give it up and you will do anything to stop someone who will take her power away from you. so that is how the russia hoax began. that is the witchhunt because these people saw donald trump as a threat to themselves what they love of power and the end justifies the land - - any means even lawlessness. >> you wrote two books on this tragedy it doesn't end. >> i and the book. >> you better be taking good notes. >> i'm not inclined to write another book but the only cure for a lie is a truth the only remedy for lawlessness is justice. i end with that then say a reckoning awaits. so we wait. i follow very carefully i continue to write columns on the subject matter. so we will wait and see i am as curious as the american public to see whether or not people will be held accountabl

barack obama was a studious man of government. barack obama took the job of government very, very seriously. he talked about it in very serious terms. what everyone remembers is the poetry of barack obama as a candidate. >> yes. >> which was simply the best we have ever heard in american politics. >> yeah. >> but barack obama was also very solidly in there on the mechanics of government. when you asked him a mechanics of government question, he had a thoughtful answer that included a systems analysis of the thing you were talking about. and so there is an echo of that with elizabeth warren. she is kind of all of that. >> yeah. >> she is a really, you know, government mechanic who wants to get under the hood and really get to work there. and she has much more specificity than most of the other candidates, which by the way historically is not an asset. i mean if you go back -- i mean fdr, his first campaign for the presidency, he spent the whole time trying to say nothing so that you couldn't hang anything on him. >> right. >> jfk,

i didn't see the whole world cheer when -- >> neil: if barack obama had taken this guy out, and he did, would you be as offended at that as you are now at this preside president? >> if barack obama did it and didn't have an explanation and gave a 15 minute speech on a maga path the night before, then yes. >> neil: if barack obama had done this for the same reason that the president decided to do it, would you be whining to this degree right now? >> i'm not whining but i did see a plane shot down -- >> neil: this where it gets to be a cheap debate. when people play politics with this, what i see of the situation here, it's something that really, really is bad, it's awful. the consequences of trying to deal with terror. but if you are afraid of the consequences that might develop from the enemy that you seek out you will always have terrorists win. >> there is no mystery to soleimani, how evil soleimani was. and for anyone in washington to present otherwise has been the most ridiculous new cycle we've experienced in 2020 and it's a young year. soleimani is responsible for the death of at

barack obama as you mentioned a huge basketball fan tweeting out that he was a legend on the court and just getting started in what would have been just as meaningful a 2nd act kobe bryant's closely involved in coaching young kids giving them opportunities to perhaps not just excel on the basketball court but using basketball as a means to teach them important skills in life as well over also got a tweet from shaq hilo neal. did sort of fall out a little bit during their playing careers but they they teamed up her famous lee during that time it's the l.a. lakers in the early 2000 led that seeing to 3 state just 3 straight championships in the early 2000. o'neal saying i love you bro. there are no words to express the pain i'm going through this tragedy of losing my niece gigi my brother i love you and you will be missed and those are the sort of senseless we can expect to see coming in not just from basketball players from but from people in all walks of life you've been touched by the life and career of kobe bryant all right for now thank you very much andy richardson appreciate. for

our next guest john favreau was the chief speechwriter for senator barack obama and then president baracks john favreau has had a hand or more in some of the best speeches in presidential history. but speaking to american voters by the tens of millions through presidential speeches is a very different thing than speaking to them one-on-one. that is what john favreau is doing now in focus groups around the country for his podcast, the wilderness on cricket media in which he's learning more about voters now than he ever has before. here's a sample of what voters in suburban philadelphia told john favreau. >> i'm embarrassed. i'm embarrassed in front of the world because of our politics. and i will say this a lot of people don't agree with trump and i'm not a trumper, we're losing our ointegrity. if we can't solidify somehow. >> i'm embarrassed and for so long we teach children our young youth or growing up you behave this way, you do this and go to work and it's just like a formula to how you're supposed to behave. to see the president having twitter wars or bullying on social media when he

sounds different it is not in the criminal code, extremely careless, which had been borrowed from barack obama and based on that he cleared hillary clinton, twisted the fact and contorted the law. >> host: doesn't he later say he was ordered to do that? >> guest: yes. >> host: by the permit of justice headed up by loretta lynch who just before comey clears clinton meets on a tarmac in a plane with bill clinton but they are just talking about grandkids and golf. >> she owed much of her success and career to her own abilities but also to being a close ally to bill clinton. >> he elevated her and she eventually became the attorney general but he advanced her career. she then pretends to recuse herself from the case but she doesn't actually recuse herself from the case. >> host: there are people who don't like the clintons, didn't vote for hillary clinton who really get into the whole dynamic of the story. we have a lot of people watching the show who are clinton supporters who think may be a story with the title like "witch hunt: the story of the greatest mass delusion in american political

in the last 35 months of barack obama, his economy added 227,000 jobs per month. that's a 36,000 job per month difference over a comparable 35 months each. donald trump wants you to forget that, but let's not let him get away with it. the job market's strong up employment, 3.5%. but again, he didn't create low unemployment. he inherited it. you can see that in the long term trends. it was a 4.7%, now it's down to 3.5%. but his signature policy impact, the 1.9 trillion in tax cuts, didn't go into effect until 2018. so the unemployment had already dropped to 4.1%. so the last -- that's the obama effect. the 4.1%. so the last .6% cost us $1.9 trillion and it might be much higher than that. was the course worth it? is the president an economic genius? you be judge. mr. majority leader, i yield back. mr. hoyer: thank you very much, congressman buyer. and we appreciate your leadership on the joint economic council. i now am pleased to yield to one of the senior members of the house of representatives, the dean of the massachusetts delegation, and the chairman of the way

. >> liberal privilege says barack obama could do what he wants because they like him.or them to clarify that they actually care more about partisan politics than the security of this country because we have an election coming up. and we'll re-elect the commander-in-chief partly because he will take decisive action on things like that. and we know he won't put us in forever wars. he's looking at world and saying of course there are dangerous things going on. we'll kill the bad guys and get out. trish: democrats want to decriminalize meth and illegals. but they want to criminalize your opinion. far left candidate elizabeth warren wading into a dangerous arena where she wants to be the sole decider of what is true and what is falls on the internet. sounds like communism. >> can we describe you as a capitalist? >> yes. i believe in markets. >> i believe capitalism over the course of history has been a force for good? >> yes, i do. i believe in markets. trish: do you smell some desperation? gaffey joe biden is trying to bring the obamas on board. does he mean this obama? >>

he has a field much weaker than barack obama. >> you confirm he's obsessed z with barack obama?sessed with president obama? >> he didn't decide to run for president because of the 2011 correspondent's dinner. that was a pr stunt for him to negotiate against msnbc. but he decided to run and he was obsessed with the fact that barack obama was able to beat mitt romney. >> donald trump is the angry archie bunker without the anger or humility of bunker. he hates being bested by the black man. and he knows what policy is unraveling because in 1973 he was sued for housing discrimination. he unravelled housing discrimination. he new and took a public stand on the exonerated five going to the death penalty and he's trying to reinstate the death penalty in federal courts. i could go on and on, but this man is not someone who likes black people. >> the consequences are very real. a plane was shot down with 170 people, innocent lives on it, that never would have happened but for a conflict that donald trump started on his own. it was given as the crazy option and he took it. >> right. and t

barack obama sent them cash, donald trump sent missiles. in ukraine, barack obama sent meals ready to eat in blankets, donald trump sent hellfire missiles. >> laura: the implication and his comment was also with 15,000 ukrainians dying due to what he says was russian aggression, some blood is implicit in this -- it has to be on the hands of the president, is there any proof for that? >> there is no proof for that, the funding was released in early september was for the next year, there is no evidence that any soldiers in ukraine on the front lines were running short of supplies. maybe it inconvenienced some bureaucrats in kiev who are trying to plan for the next year's budget but there is no evidence that any soldiersre didn't get the supplies they need and let's remember it's because of donald trump that they have things like antitank missiles whereas barack obama only sent the meals ready-to-eat and blankets. >> laura: the impeachment managers routinely will say president trump was trying to hurt his political opponent, in other words inf

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david: did you ever play basketball with barack obama? >> several times. david: is he a good player? >> he is pretty good. >> can you fix your tie please? david: people would not recognize me. i do not consider myself a journalist. no one else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on a life of an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? you've have been doing value investing for six years, what is a value investor? david: someone who is -- john: someone who is looking for bargains. we are trying to sell stock at a discount to what their private market value is. we want to make sure it has a low ratio, strong balance sheet and will withstand the inevitable storms in the stock market. david: warren buffett, is he a value investor? john: the greatest. people talk about michael jordan being better than lebron james, but there is no question that warren is the best ever. david: value investing is easier done when the markets are down. when they are

for barack obama based on russia policy.hat didn't happen. okay. what he was doing is basically saying, i will have more flexibility after the election. that is a totally normal thing for a president to say. it is not the same thing as saying, do this for me or i will not give you your aid. it's just not -- >> that's what biden did with the judge. >> no, that's not what biden did. this is the crazy making thing of this. we've had to listen to this all day long over and over claiming that biden, you know, basically put pressure on the ukrainians -- >> what did he say? explain what he said. >> -- to try to get them to not investigate a company that his son works for when it was the position of the united states, it was the position of every international entity involved. >> it does make it sound as if biden is the only one pushing for this thing. the u.n. -- this was -- >> europeans were pushing -- >> what did you make of today's arguments? particularly dershowitz saying that anything the president does is in the public intere

they never saw barack obama as a legitimate president. you had an argument from someone like ted cruz -- there is a mirror image of this on the democratic side going on today -- you have some people in 20 on the republican party, the ted cruz argument was republican lose elections when candidate are not conservative enough. we have that reverse argument on the democratic side today. the argument is, there is a conservative majority in the country and if you nominate the right person who is consistently conservative, they will win the election and solving the country's problems. that was the approach of ted cruz. you had scott walker, who tried to be a more pragmatic but still conservative candidate. in a lot of events, donald trump would show up. on one hand, there was an entertainment value. a tv celebrity. on the other hand, audiences connected in certain ways. my carefully cleansed phrase has been that mr. trump always represented the middle finger segment of the american electorate. fed up withho were politics and politicians as usual

obama when barack obama decided to not cooperate in the fast and furious investigation and with that fast and furious investigation he did not comply with congressional subpoenas and that went to court what democrats could have done they could have gone to court they chose not to do that because they said that donald trump was an ex does that existence was true for an. essential threat and then they sat on it for what a month or so again that's kind of you know playing politics here spencer i mean at this point in time you know we don't have to get all again our hair on fire here i mean it looks like you know that it's going to go to trial and. be acquitted i mean so what's the whole point of the process if we know what the outcome is going to be go ahead in monterey. and really it comes down to just a question of constitutional duty nancy pelosi as everybody knows was extremely reluctant to go ahead with this despite many voices do you think i really let her in to go ahead do you think their reluctance she asked the staff of the was she had to impose a great deal of discipline over

. >> did you watch the video of barack obama -- >> barack obama -- issue was today. we're coming down here, we're coming down here to tell you that we just spent the last couple of hours and we're all here senators to talk about this and what we will tell you is what we just seen in the last couple of hours and what we saw in the last couple of hours and ukraine. one on the issue of obstruction of power. obstruction of congress and abuse of power. the argument on abuse of power which is one of the two articles of impeachment, we spent a good hour going over what that actually means. the supreme court, we understand this. i thought the most telling thing on that one of the two articles was the tape plate of chuck schumer explaining to the country back at the time of the clinton administration that abuse of power, that the president has an obligation to protect the presidency. and in terms of the three branches of government and protecting his branch, the president has an obligation to do that. and using executive privilege is part of that obligation. we're clearly in

both barack obama and bush, looked at it. he was not important to get. we need peace. we need to have that nuclear iran deal. that bozo had no business pulling out of this. this is no rationalizing.

barack obama was wrong on that as well. think the obama administration was wrong to open an investigation on their political rival. i disagree with dershowitz on that. you can't say that your own election is the public interest. that is not, that is a campaign thing. there has to be a separation of that. i think, i do think, if i was to go in there and tell him how she phrase this argument, it would be, we have to be very careful when people do acts on behalf of the government that are also politically advantageous for them. every leader does that. every leader carries out a foreign policy pact the public likes. so where was that a political decision, a motive to get reelected? that's a fair argument. >> i found it interesting that nobody can anxious when the president decided which, allegedly something that was in the national interests and is an actual policy decision which is to hold off aid to ukraine voted by congress. you would think there is an historical record. it was known on june 5, a decision was made. we have n

reelected barack obama. it is over. no. we have reconstruction.we had the kkk we had the civil rights movement and the backlash to that. we have been in these cycles forever. >> two steps forward one step back? but how much do you feel like electing barack obama brought us donald trump quick. >> i feel very strongly we are in the backlash to barack obama just as we did two reconstruction. to see the black governors and congressmen. at the epidemic of lynchings and now we live to something similar again. and it is america. >> it is the beauty of the ideals out of one is many. we have the words. >> so it lives up to where we have fondly struggled. the optimism is that people continue to struggle. even those that don't think in the end we will see the kind of equality to be articulated like reverend martin luther king. so when we get there as a country. but many of us will continue to fight it is our right to have a quality. >>. >> have they gotten better? and from our experience entertainment has gotten better. i am working on this project in 1968 t

they never saw barack obama as a legitimate president. you had an argument from someone like ted cruz -- there is a mirror image of this on the democratic side going on today -- you have some people in 20 on -- some people on the republican side, republicans lose presidential elections and candidates are not conservative enough. we have that reverse argument on the democratic side today. the argument is, there is a natural conservative majority in the country, and if you nominate the right person who is consistently conservative, they will win the election and solve all of the country's problems. that was the approach of ted cruz. you had scott walker, who tried to be a more pragmatic but still conservative candidate. in a lot of events, donald trump would show up. on one hand, there was an entertainment value. here was a tv celebrity. on the other hand, audiences connected in certain ways. my carefully cleansed phrase has been that mr. trump always represented the middle finger segment of the american electorate. the people who were fed

martin luther king, malcom x and barack obama. the picture in our household was malcom x in the center, mohammed to his right and then martin luther king. i just don't have a whole lot of emotional pull to the legacy of doctor king. but i realize that's not entirely my fault. i didn't even grow up celebrating martin luther king jr. holiday.because i grew up in virginia. we had lee jackson king day. where we celebrated robert e lee, stonewall jackson and martin luther king jr. on the same day. >> big day. >> they should make that a week. >> that lasted until the year 2000. and, this goes to what gary was speaking about. how can you do that? how can you lump martin luther king jr. in with robert e lee and stonewall jackson? you depoliticize him. you rob him of his actual legacy. the words he spoke and wrote in the fight he fought during his lifetime. you can do whatever you want with him. martin luther king is not alone. we depoliticize everyone. american history. when your country is arrogant as the united states to claim your the

obama the last four years barack obama was president. almost nobody knows that. it's true. it is because trump keeps saying what a great economy it is. it is a worse economy than what he said was the terrible economy under barack obama. you think about it not in terms of wall street but in terms of job creation. i think it is important to be able to back those facts appear the stuff we said about the international environment, i will not repeat again. i think i can make strong arguments on all of those cases. the final point is we have accepted a standard of behavior that should be unacceptable to all of us. if anybody spent the weekend getting out -- it is worse than that, spent the weekend watching cable television and tweeting out the stuff they watched on cable television that donald trump does who has a job in a real estate agency or law firm or bank or public school system here in new hampshire, on monday morning, that person would be meeting with the human resources department. [laughter] sen. bennet: the human resources departmen

debate on tuesday evening now the top 6 ah joe biden who was vice president under barack obama peace but a judge former mayor of south bend indiana he's the 1st openly gay candidate to run for president minnesota senator amy klobuchar for months and bernie sound as negative tom style and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren now warren is a former law professor who rose to national prominence by litigating against bankers and corporations before working as an economic adviser to president barack obama has more. she views selfies as a crucial part of her campaign and says she has a plan for everything elizabeth warren one of the top tier 2020 democratic hopefuls oklahoma city in oklahoma elizabeth warren's hometown hours before she said to speak at her former high school people are already lining up i haven't totally decided on him voting for yet but i'm interested. in any particular issues. i'm interested in you know kind of her solution for student debt and i know she's talked a little bit about child care things like that or anything very interesting to me especially as a young. m

and barack obama. [laughter] the picture in our household was malcolm x. in the center, then martin luther king the pull to the legacy of doctor king and i realized it's not entirely my fault. in virginia we had lee jackson king day where we celebrated stonewall jackson and martin luther king jr. on the same day. that lasted until the year 2000. they celebrated until the year 2000 and they were just speaking about how can you do that. how can you let martin luther king jr. and with robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. you rob him of his actual legacy and the words he spoke and wrote into the fight he fought during his lifetime and you can do whatever you want with them but martin luther king is not alone in this. when your country is as arrogant as the united states to claim that he was th you are the grean on the face of the earth in history you need a narrative to match that claim and so everything becomes depoliticized and a symbol of american exceptionalism so this is why you can't have people both on the left and the right praising both fdr and ronald

we've also better when the 9 million people voted twice for barack obama.nd once for donald trump. and you are uniquely among the people was a running for this office, and i think it can allow up to do that. we won't get everybody back but enough people so that we can continue actually win the election. >> can you address cost disease and infrastructure. >> bridge in the harbor. yes, if i had been president for the last ten years, linda built every single inch of infrastructure we could build. even if i had to borrow all of the to do it because the investment we would make a 0 percent interest would only gotten worse if we hadn't done it. that's one. second, we gotta do more cheaply in more quickly than they were doing it around the country. it takes forever on these projects. i say that standing and permitted my wife, who is the former leader of the earth justice organization in colorado. i may not be able to rise but i got tuesday it in front of all of you. it it true, it takes a long. we need to speeded up, who our not doing anybody any good. it's not ju

by the time barack obama won ran and won in 2012, he only won 13 of those 67 counties. the democratic support has eroded. i think it's important to remember and understand that, where is pennsylvania today? i think it could go either way, it all depends to be close but it all depends on who the democrats pick. if they pick a candidate that supports banning tracking on day one as elizabeth warren has talked about that's going to present a problem democrats and western pennsylvania as well as the scranton area. you cannot win democrat you cannot win as democrat in pennsylvania if you don't win those two catty corner areas. those are important areas. if a democrat doesn't win pennsylvania the do not win the election. >> the president and hersey pennsylvania this past week he has made more campaign stops in pennsylvania than just about any other state in 2020. >> absolutely. there's a reason for that. do remember the song allentown by billy joel? no matter where you lived in a manufacturing area, that was sort of a symbol of what was happening to all manufacturing areas. he

the last four years barack obama was president. almost nobody knows that and it's true because trump keeps saying what a great economy, but it's a worse economy than what he said was the terrible economy under barack obama. at least if you think about it not in terms of wall street but in terms of job creation and i think it's important to look those facts up. the stuff we said earlier about the international environment, i won't are pete again but i can make strong arguments on all of those cases. and the final point is we have accepted a standard of behavior that should be unacceptable to all of us. if anybody spent the weekend watching cable television and then tweeting the stuff that they watched on cable a television that donald trump does who has a job in the real estate agency, law firm or bank or public school system here in new hampshire, on monday morning, that person would be meeting with the human resources department and the human resources department of that enterprise would be saying, you really need to stop tweeting

viewers might recall more than ten years ago, gordon brown almost chasing barack ten years ago, gordonago, gordon brown almost chasing barack 0bama from a meeting where they eventually engineered in the basement kitchen of a hotel in new york, just to keep the brits sweet. there's always been a supplicant relationship. sweet. there's always been a supplica nt relationship. the sweet. there's always been a supplicant relationship. the brits alongside, less surprisingly, the french and the germans were not informed, because trump is furious with the three countries for continuing to hold out hope for the iranian anti—nuclear deal. continuing to hold out hope for the iranian anti-nuclear deal. although in fairness, he didn't inform a lot of people in america as well secular he informed the salaries and israelis, so it is interesting. the first among equals is clearly not the case. at the same time, boris johnson was usually showered by praise from donald trump all the well through, while donald trump was incredibly consistently rude about theresa may and other politicians, like angela mer