why would barack obama do this? it would take a psychiatrist to answer that question fully deep loathing of some kind plays a role it must play a role. today obama took a break from becoming one of the richest people in the world my a subject any for today's killing. a guy who appears to be white shoots a group of white people and barack obama calls it racism. how exactly does that work? can you speak slowly and tell us? well, the former president didn't. he didn't indicate but he didn't need to. barack obama had managed to divide americans a little more than they were yesterday and so from his perspective, mission accomplished. ♪ independent journalist who has been watching all of this now. thanks so much for coming on. i'm struck once again for the second time in two weeks by the instant impulse among people in the media and the democratic party to racialize a crime that has no obvious racial component and to divide the country on the basis of that lie. what do you think is going on here? >> look, tucker, unfortun

when barack obama got elected two years later, they picked up 63 seats. if you watch what they're doing in the house, there doing a few things. they are ramming through every radical piece of legislation they can i think on the assumption that they think they're going to lose the house in 2022 the only have two years to get their agendas. second, they're going to try to break rig the game. i think it's going to fail, it' a terrible bill, and it's a bil which guarantees the opportunit to steal elections on the grand scale. i think you can see clearly wha their strategies are. tried to turn the whole country into chicago so the democratic machine can run up for two or three generations. and try to ram every radical position you can through the house before they lose it next year. >> i don't even see much legislation and that's everything seems to be done by the stroke of a pen as it relates to amnesty and now even reparation reparation by executive order. some in the administration, or using the reconciliation proces to use the minimum wage, and on top of t

former political employers well 1st of all i'd have to accept your premise that barack obama is solely responsible for the suffering well me what the president i mean he says you know i do and this requires a setting this again requires a setting aside more armor gadhafi is one of the worst tyrants in history so what they have based on john it is saying it's not turns it is it doesn't go in the invade it got bombed the country and destroyed the good big government however bad it maybe again i think if we if we want to go back and forth about which major power has invaded which countries in the pursuit of foreign policy objectives i think we could spend the rest of the interview talking as i did i'm asking you a simple question if you believe in in the valleys of enlightenment human life is the ultimate value and yet he found these parameter a little trumps policies foreign policies i'm not talking about he's the mastic polls because about an expert on that but trust foreign policy is killed far far less people than obama's policies carry foreign policy yes that if you want indeed you b

cruelties leading to genocides and there are multiple causes of those problems and i will defend barack obama to the grave he's he's one of the finest people i've ever in any and every just and they have lives they live for her and have this conversation for the time being because you clearly identify a present obama with a mike meant and many people do still but mr christly with all due respect one doesn't need to go to harvard it's you understand that forcibly into being in a tribal society is bound to produce no good i'm talking about about his legacy not only in libya but also in syria in yemen etc and you know that hans' of social an actual logical research about this is not the rocket science even though bomb of ministration was indeed so in light of as it believed itself to be it showed they have consulted some of it should they have for been able to foresee some of those consequences disastrous consequences not only for the specific countries but for several key. continents. well you know i'm not sure we want to disappear into the weeds of libya in particular but since you raise

i think it was employee number 32 on the barack obama campaign. moved to chicago in march of 2007. that was when hillary was definitely going to be the nominee. no one thought it black man who was named barack obama with be the president of the united states. i wrote this wild ride. i think he spoke to the country at that time, in a very compelling way. i came back here, to be the film, field director back here in california, which was great. i was 31 when i worked in the white house, you know i was old enough, to have real responsibility, but young enough i did not have a family. i could dive all in, on working for the president, working on the affordable care act, on a number of important issues. it was a very pivotal, sort of magical time for me, in my career. >> did you have in the back of your mind that you wanted to run for office at some point. i'm curious, if your decision to work for others was a strategic once he learned, you could do the same thing, if you really did not see your self, and political leadership. >> for the longest time,

look, joe biden was not only the vice president of barack obama, barack obama was his boss, he's alsodoesn't just speak to barack obama because joe biden has been input been in a fix for many years and he has many individuals that he would seek the advice of our use as a sounding board and honestly i think any president should. this is not a kingdom, this is not a king and quite frankly, any man or woman in power to be able to say i need some help with this, i need some advice with this, is a true measure of strength. for myself i certainly have looked at people that have mentored me in the past and looked up to and respect greatly to bounce things off of our asked questions of. i don't think this is a big deal and i don't think it makes if the obama administration part three at all. >> harris: i wonder if, you know, there wasn't a little bit of advice perhaps for anybody that biden would check in on like obama, you may want to have a news conference in europe for 64 days. >> kayleigh: that will be a good piece of ice for president obama care about look, yes, president trump called pe

when barack obama got elected, two years later, john boehner and the republicans picked up 63 seats. so if you watch what they are doing in the house, they are doing two things. they are ramming through every radical piece of legislation they can, i think on the assumption that they think they are going to lose the house in 2022, so they've only got two years to get their agenda through. second, they are going to try to rig the game, which is what hr e to reelect democrats no matter what. i think it's going to fail. it's a terrible bill, and it's a bill which i guarantees the opportunity to steal elections on a grand scale. so, but i think you can see clearly what their strategies are. try to turn the whole country into chicago so the democratic machine can run it for two or three generations, and failing that, try tone ram every radical position you can through the house before they lose it next year. >> sean: well, i don't even see much legislation, though, mr. speaker. everything seems to be done by executive yacht, at the stroke of a pen, as a relates to amnesty, they are saying

aeration i don't know if everyone's aware of this but joe biden and barack obama built the cages that they put those immigrant kids in they gassed immigrants at the border and they deported more hispanics than all the presidents combined before sense 890 and they deported almost twice as many people as donald trump did and so he's saying that donald trump wasn't good enough on the border wasn't but so they're going to go get tougher on the bush it did his message was completely incoherent in fact he bragged about when he was vice president that they went to a city he didn't name the city in mexico and the reason why people were leaving that city and coming immigrating to the united states was because that they weren't safe that night because of gangs and violence so joe biden bragged that he had a program that put lights in a city in mexico to make their streets safer but at the same time he was vice president they couldn't get clean water to flint michigan right now jackson mississippi doesn't have clean water it's for a month he again why do you treat american cities like you did a

joe biden said we would when he was vice president that he we would be out of afghanistan in 2014 barack obama tweeted it out and said you can count on it it's 2021 and he says he's president again and we still aren't getting out of afghanistan it's the perpetual war machine and watch he's going to find there's money in that call that relief bill by the way to overthrow venezuela there's money in that built and they're the last people on earth that still recognize want as the president of venezuela we do here boris johnson does here and biden did say he couldn't picture u.s. troops in afghanistan next year i mean you know no i'm chomsky is made on this program i know you're a fan a new interim he said biden should be commended for this 1.9 trillion simulants bill that you're saying has had some pork barrel politics in a trade war yeah well i don't know what the hell he's talking about. i guessing not noam chomsky doesn't need health care he doesn't need a minimum wage he doesn't need a livable wage he doesn't need clean water he doesn't need a healthy economy i don't know what noam choms

republicans knew how they felt about barack obama. biden, he's not made the american rescue plan, it's not bidencare, or the stimulus payments are not bidenbuck, the child tax credit is not bidenkids. none of it is joe biden. joe biden is running a quiet presidency. there are reasons for that, i don't think it's all strategy. i think less is expected of joe biden because of the way he won the white house. i think he has a different temperament. i don't think people think he can an superhuman communicator. i think the right has become more split on economic issues and is obsessing on cultural issues. i kept thinking the right-wing seemed obsessed with dr. seuss, meanwhile, $1.9 trillion package passing through the senate and they seemed to have little say about it. a lot is going on here but i think strategy is meaningful. >> one of the things happening here too, you compare to it barack obama, barack obama had a real big difference from joe biden, right? he was the first black president named barack obama. and we know from a lot of da

( laughter ) barack was like this, you know, like you say in your book, who is this barack?this dude, you know what i mean? and, yes, he's mr. president, don't get me wrong, but to you he's still barack. is there a part of you when it was done you're reich finally the power balance can go back to what it was. >> well, he's still pretty cool. >> trevor: definitely. it's like a game of chess. you don't want to lose the queen, you know? >> i'm going to use that at dinner tonight. ( laughter ) >> trevor: but what's fun to see is how it feels like you are each other's biggest fans. the way you show your love toward each other, you've never been afraid to do that. at the same time, there's a healthy competitive spirit, whether you're selling books, releasing works on netflix, creating documentaries, is there a little bit of that where you look at your numbers and then you go, barry, you're doing well, but, you know, is there a little bit of that? >> yeah, yeah. mm-hmm. barack is super competitive, so, you know -- and, shoot, i am, too. ( laughter ) so, yeah, there's a little bit o

barack obama administration so again this effort. to sell in his presidency term for obama. you know that it is also very clearly the communication was earlier on so again bringing on board a lot of the obama people seems. i guess naturally if he wants to go back to the obama years. again i. think joe biden did play a very important role and got in the office if that is true and also it is it is problematic because people differ get that if they did not care for trying to have to remember that he after 2. terms of obama the american people sent let's go with trump just time let's go if this is a reality star let's roll the dice because. obama is not just popular as often he's ok that at least in the european media there's been very deep seated resentment towards this president special on the political right so that also recently obama was followed by trump so this is an effort to recreate that ministration it could be problematic although i would agree that i. don't like to speculate but if i would i would also not expect biden to finish this 1st term. but i would it would a

that was barack obama.ng to be canceled. i'm going to lose my job. i'm going to be this, i'm going to be that. and so that's the sort of thing where christians feel like they're besieged. a lot of christians. i'm not speaking for myself. i've always been far more libertarian. i will leave that up to god. people are saying barack obama said that 10 years ago. now i'm being canceled because of xy or z. and donald trump is the only guy that can protect us. . >> you're right. the shift has been so massive so quickly. it is really remarkable when you think about it. and that seems like a parallel universe. so you have a situation now where people are just -- they're not able to get on board with this new cultural mainstream. and liberals definitely won the cultural war in a very definitive way. that makes people nervous. it also hasn't solved the problems. with wokeism, they have their own clerics, scripture of authors. they get really into. there is this culture of atonement. so they are replicating some of the

you can see the way barack obama is perceiving the election with course in the democratic party. interestingly flawed missions of barack obama like some other democrats is one close friend described us flirting with the candidates throughout the process. and then eventually he gets to his own vice president that barack obama was behind them in 2016 or 2020. we use the stories to point to larger truths within our politics. amy do you want to pick up? i think we froze. >> maybe we should talk about her favorite anecdote in the book. what was your favorite part of putting it together? >> super tuesday and jim clyburn the democratic whip after he is already endorsed biden and he won the south carolina they start to coalesce behind right and and he says to watch the super tuesday results from his office in the capital call the lincoln room he used to use that area as a study in the capital. so there is a fascinating contrast. on one side of the wall with the congressional about one - - black caucus the constituents are giving biden the put she needs to win the democratic nomination. t

barack obama does that.buster as racist but didn't barack obama support the filibuster when he was a senator? when did it become racist? joe biden didn't ask those questions. he heard barack obama's sermon and he shouted back amen. at least that's what biden said at the press conference this week. forget that joe biden himself defended can the filibuster for decades. biden is now concluded, of course he is just saying the filibuster must be eliminated not so he can have absolute power over the country because e if you are for the filibuster you are a racist.r >> well, peter, one of the a things he talked about, yesterday, was the fact that between 1917 and 1971 theye filibuster was used about 58 times. last year, last year alone, it was used five times that many. it is not being used for the intended purpose. it is being abused and, yes, there are scenarios as it relates to voting rights where it is oppressing, it is allowing for systematic racism in the country. that's the concern he was expressing. >> tuck

the most recent president who actually said we should take people's guns away wasn't joe biden or barack obama, it was this guy >> allow due process so that no one's rights are trampled, but the ability to go to court, obtain an order, then collect not only the firearms but any weapons in the possession -- >> or might take the firearms first and then go to court because that's another system.

the 44th president of the u.s., barack obama. we are here today to celebrate the 11th anniversary of the affordable care act. one of the many legacies of president obama's eight years in office. many of you who joined today are veterans of that fights, the fight to pass the aca and the fight to preserve the aca through the last difficult for years. many of you, and millions of others around the country, are people whose lives are better today because of the affordable care act. our special guest with me is brad woodhouse, the executive director of protect our care and himself a veteran of the effort 11 years ago to pass this law. brad, thank you for all you have done and all you do every day for american health care. >> thank you, wesley. and i want to thank you mr. president. we have come a long way from when i was at the vft into thousand nine and 2010 and we were fighting death panels and the coke brothers were bringing medicare recipients to washington to tell the government to get their hands off their health care. we've com

certainly by the time barack obama left. so i think, mika, that's a great idea. we need -- and by the way, this isn't like just republicans saying this. these are democrats that are taking these pictures. these are democrats that are very concerned about what they're seeing at the border. these are democrats who are pressuring the biden white house to get their policy together. a policy that recognizes the promise of america, understands what reagan said in his farewell address, that our strength comes from our immigrants. reagan said that. >> mm-hmm. >> and reagan said that when we stop allowing immigrants into this country, we become a far weaker, vibrant country. reagan said that by the way. so we have to do it, but we have to do it in the same orderly manner that actually takes into account the safety of those who do reach our border. right now, we're not doing that. >> well, i think, also, this has been an issue that's difficult for administrations on both sides of the aisle, arguing whether or not this is a crisis is missing the point. of course it's a cris

let's discuss now with jim messina, the former campaign manager for president barack obama.hanks so much for joining. president biden wants to act on gun legislation. he has been here before. he was tapped to tackle it under obama after sandy hook. watch this, and then we'll discuss. >> the fact that we can't prevent every act of violence doesn't mean we can't steadily reduce the violence and prevent the very worst violence. that's why i've asked the vice president to lead an effort that includes members of my cabinet and outside organizations to come up with a set of concrete proposals no later than january, proposals that i then intend to push without delay. >> so they couldn't even get it when 20 children and 6 adults were killed at sandy hook. so biden knows what he's up against, yes? >> he does, and as you know, he's one of the authors of the 1994 assault weapons ban that actually passed and made a real difference in this country, and then when he was tasked with this very difficult task for barack obama, he came up upon the one immovable force in washington politics. l

. >> let me quote barack obama saying pretty much all the stuff you need to know is in dr. seuss. >> this week alone, they cancelled mr. potato head. you know, this week alone, they cancelled the muppets. they are cancelling dr. seuss from reading programs. >> hitler's mein kampf is on sale, but six dr. seuss books are pulled. >> here we are discussing dr. seuss and hitler in the same sentence. >> people may say, why, why are you covering the dr. seuss story this much? >> why, and why are you mentioning dr. seuss and hitler in the same sentence, you are doing it. i can't believe that we are -- because you are doing it. just, i just want to be clear. i know i say it a bunch of times. the dr. seuss thing has nothing to do with democrats at all. at all. dr. seuss company said, this is not -- they took them out of circulation, democrats had nothing to do with it. the president had nothing to with it. fox is stoking this stupid, i guess you can call it conspiracy theory. it's a lie, let's call it a lie. nothing is being cancelled about dr. seuss at all. do you realize how you lo

listen to what barack obama had to say back in 2015. take a listen. where all of the same. why would you treat somebody differently because they don't have a star on their belly? i think about the importance. >> yes i like green eggs and ha coming here was reaction civil rights attorney fox news contributor leo to point oh, along with doctor and professor domingo with american university . professor, thank you for being with us you support canceling these books, tell us why. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. as far as i look at it it's not about canceling the books it's about saying when you know better you do better. >> you support this effort. >> just be a straightforward part. >> i support the decisions of a company that it didn't want to offend a group of people so i'm all about supporting the spread. >> what specifically is in the books professors are, what specifically do you object to? >> i specifically objected images that depict asians in a horrible life, like people in a horrible light, and this is something. >> people that haven't read them , tell us e

when barack obama got elected two years later, they picked up 63 seats. if you watch what they're doing in the house, there doing a few things. they are ramming through every radical piece of legislation they can i think on the assumption that they think they're going to lose the house in 2022 the only have two years to get their agendas. second, they're going to try to break rig the game.

we have extraordinary immigration policy again far more drastic than anything barack obama visits that clearly planning on a mass and a safe and they've removed all of the restrictions on people coming into the country so and i think in foreign policy as well maybe it will come to that i think a very radical foreign policy is in the works so you then are if you ask how did we come about that this apparent moderate was sold to us as a moderate is presiding over a very radical administration george and you if you look at the entire line on joe biden's. in the senate and we used today's standards and measurements he's a conservative. democrat i'm rather sorry a liberal republican that's when his voting record it's good only for him because if given the corpus of his political life. but we were sold during the campaign once was masts nice ok because george's ounce of will be right the things the executive orders that he signed and we can talk about foreign policy and the border he had we have no idea of his thoughts on any of these issues during the campaign which maybe was intentional bec

barack obama when he was president said something along the lines of, everybody should definitely read thing like wait, what? if i can talk about the gym jordan call for a hearing, one of the things you can do to get attention to an issue and try to get some press essay, i think we should have a hearing and because you don't control the calendar you can keep pointing to the democrats and say, they won't even have a hearing on this. the democrats should have a hearing on this and here's why, they are losing elections because of this very issue. if you go back to 2020, i would even go back to 2016, the issues of this cancel culture mentality, defunded the police, for example, things like that really had an impact on hurting democrats and those down ballot races it, state legislatures, in congress. so it's going to take somebody with intellectual honesty and a willingness to go all the way over ledge as greg was saying to point out how absurd this is because if democrats were smart they would realize they are going to start losing even more elections because of this, mitch mcconnell calls

remember it was joe and barack, they build the cages for kids when barack obama was president. remember 2014? 2018, the media mob, they lied. they said donald trump did it. and then they showed video from the biden-obama era. this is what joe had to say about the cages that his administration with barack obama built. take a look. >> this administration's policy that ripped babies from the arms of their mothers and fathers. one of the darkest moments in our history. >> sean: yeah, well, biden's immoral cages are back. they're worse than ever. zero room for social distancings. not a lot of mask wearing. many of the facilities at over 100% capacity. one holding center, migrant children are taking turns sleeping with tin foil blankets on the foil. many not able to shower for days on end. the media still unable to see the inside of these cargo shipping containers. you know, the ones with the tiny windows with bars where they're dumping kids. and now fake news cnn is finally comparing these conditions to a prison cell. take a look. >> you have more kids coming into the u.s. custody b

con el gobierno de cuba, en un día donde se cumplen 5 años de la visita a la isla del expresidente barack latinoamérica y europa, llegaron a las afueras de la casa blanca con un nuevo ímpetu con el nuevo lema que es patria y vida (música) (música) (música) proviene de la canción patria y vida del cantante (información en pantalla) y un grupo de artistas cubanos. >> con un espíritu propio con aires de cambio, con un pueblo cubano cansado de mentiras y con ganas de una renovacin . >> el mensaje generó descontento en el gobierno cubano, tanto así que sacaron su propio tema (música) de regreso a la capital de estados unidos el mensaje es uno. >> no tenemos miedo. >> en washington, noticias telemundo llueve sobre mojado para el gobernador de nueva york, andrew cuomo , otra mujer le acusa de conducta inapropiada, pero es la primera que aún trabaja bajo sus órdenes, llegó a las calles de nueva york un grupo para exigir su renuncia . >> en un artículo del new york times, una actual asesora de el gobernador de nueva york, andrew cuomo afirmó que le dijo hermosa en italiano y además le preguntó de

barack obama came in with a running start. this is not the situation here, and the reality of it is what the administration has done is yeoman's work to be at this point, to have 78 million americans vaccinated between the end of december and now is a remarkable feat. so i appreciate a lot of the concern and the caution, and jason is -- joshua, rather, is absolutely right. sorry about that, joshua. absolutely right about the pace of things and the hiccups that could come, but we've come a long way. and i'm hoping my fellow americans appreciate that, number one, and are prepared to do what the president has asked to do. he is delivering on what he said he wanted to do. can we deliver on what he's asked us to do and to continue with patience and continue to move forward, get the shot, wear the mask. texas, i know you want to go it alone, but when people start getting sick, what are you going to do? you're going to shut everything down and scrambling to find vaccines and scram:00 to tell people okay we got to quarantine again. so

briefed on it and we've heard that from senior aides but we are hearing from the former president barackbama putting out this lengthy statement on the shooting that happened in colorado last night. i'm not going to read it all to you but i'm going to go to the end. this is part where he's really talking about what we've had as this national conversation in the last 24 hours since this has happened and barack obama said in the statement that a once in a century pandemic cannot be the only thing that slows mass shootings in this country. we shouldn't have to choose between one type of tragedy and another. it's time for leaders everywhere to listen to the american people when they say enough is enough, because this is a normal we can no longer afford. he also says it's long past time for those empowered to fight this epidemic of gun violence to do so. so that will be interesting to see how that shapes the response that we get from the white house any moment now. of course, every president unfortunately in modern history has had to deal with these mass shootings for the last several decades.