is barack obama calling you? >> i did talk to barack. that i can say i talked to barack on the phone comfortably. >> you can just drop and call him barack, that's a statement of where you are. >> b-o, call him. what's up? >> i'm sure he loves that. >> hey, kevin. hey, kevin, how you doing? you tell me, b-o. i'm good. that's how it went down. the reason why they wanted to take on the project was because of the story and having them see and understand the positive message behind it. i mean, that's as good as it gets for me. >> hart specializes in positivity. his new book "marcus makes a movie" is about a boy pushing through obstacles to chase a dream. >> i wanted to motivate and inspire our youth to simply understand the word no is just a word. coming up as a kid, a young adult, early in my career, i heard no a lot. >> what's your message to the kids who might read that book who hear no at school and in sports or music career or they think they are funny. they don't know how to get where kevin hart is. >> it's not about getting where i am.

barack obama: this vaccine means hope. it will protect you and those you love from this dangerous and deadly disease. bill clinton: i want to go back to work, and i want to be able to move around. barack obama: to visit with michelle's mom, to hug her and see her on her birthday. george bush: what i'm really looking forward to is going to opening day in texas ranger stadium with a full stadium. bill clinton: we've lost enough people, and we've suffered enough damage. george bush: in order to get rid of this pandemic, it's important for our fellow citizens to get vaccinated. jimmy carter: i'm getting vaccinated because we want this pandemic to end as soon as possible. barack obama: we urge you, get vaccinated when it's available to you. george bush: so roll up your sleeve and do your part. ♪ i'll be there for you ♪ ♪ when the rain starts to fall ♪ ♪ i'll be there for you ♪ >>> we're now six days away from an epic tv event. >> of course we're talking about the "friends" reunion. our own friend will ganss is here to tell us a

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for barack obama beating donald trump was a major concern.democrats were in a strong position at the start of the 2020 race to get there. he was worried about how it would go. >> sean: biden's praising of segregationists and the issue that kamala harris brought up in the debate, it's amazing to me, number 1 what joe biden said. number 2, joe gets a pass from democrats. i don't believe any republican would get that pass. your thoughts on both those issues? >> well, what you see with joe biden and there is a line in the biden's initial reaction to what harris said to him on stage. he leaned over to beat pete and said that was f-ing bs. but used the full word. with jill biden and her reaction it's the same thing. she is protective of her husband and very much in love with her husband. she was hurt and angry that harris came after him in that way. the context of the quote is important. said with the life he's lead to call him a racist, that's when he said go f-yourself. >> sean: look forward to finishing the book. when we come back, chris rock po

let's go to first-term barack obama compared to second-term barack obama.obama, as president of the united states, first term, keenly understood the historic nature of his presidency. you also have people like mitch mcconnell wanting him out. you had the late rush limbaugh, who was alive at the time, saying he wanted him to fail. he keenly understood that if he brought up matters of race, how the republican party would pounce on him. look at the pendulum from the obama administration to the administration following that. the pendulum was swinging, and there was a hypersensitivity on matters of race. that administration understood, if first obama administration understood keenly that anytime they would say anything about race, you had the tea party that came to being because of barack obama. they would jump on him. so at the end of the day, second-term barack obama didn't have as much to lose. he was freer. he was able to talk. and now he is citizen barack obama, but he's still, at the same time, was who he was intrinsically. the president who just happened

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. he's president and we still are 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 bill to own and they're the last people on earth that still recognize want as the president of venezuela we do here boris johnson does and biden did say he couldn't picture us troops in afghanistan next year i mean you know no i'm trying to on this program i know you're a fan a new interim he said biden should be commended for this 1.9 trillion the stimulus 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 knowing 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 chomsky is talking about ar

you noticed that yes in the book it was at the time i didn't think quite so much about it because barack obama was just barack obama he was as they senator he was going some decent things in terms of reformulate the death penalty but he never spoke out against the death penalty and my daughter heard him speak when she was in 6th grade and she came back and was wondering why he wouldn't come right out against it because the kids in the 6th grade at that point were definitely against the death penalty or many of her classmates and she were but yes when you look back on it. we had a few politicians who were regressive and courageous enough to stand with us as replot through the many many chapters of exposing the police torture and trying to bring some modicum of justice unfortunately i'm barack obama wasn't one of those people well he took the seat defeated one of them and then well she ran to get the only guy he tried to defeat from bobby rush the only time yeah i'm ever lost was against former answer. your sense minister bobby rush who of course was a cult leader with fred hampton and esc

member for barack obama beating donald trump was a major, major concern.re in a strong position at the start of the 2020 race, to get there and how it should go. >> sean: it to me, biden's praising of segregationists and partnering with the former klansman, the issues that kamala harris brought up in that debate that you quoted joe biden, saying which he said, it's amazing to me. number one, what joe biden said. number two, joe gets a pass from democrats. i don't believe any republican would ever get that pass. your thoughts on both of those issues? >> well, yes he with joe biden and has a line in the book also of biden's initial reaction to what harris said to him on stage. he leaned over to pete buttigieg and said, "that was some with jill biden at her reaction, it's the same thing. she's very protective of her husband and very proud of her husband, very much in love with her husband. she was hurt and angry that harris had come after them in that way. i think the context of the quote is important. she said that come up with the stuff that he's worked on,

it looks like her net worth is $47 million, barack obama combined for $135 million.ppression, where can i get some? the fact that people can look at the back of their head -- you mean the secret service agents that are constantly around your children and they probably have not touched their own doorhandle in years and we're believing that you're oppressed like the rest of the country that's actually suffering? please, michelle obama, give that oppression to the rest of america because we sure could use it. >> tucker: haven't touched their door handles in years. i'm stealing that. i noticed a theme here, there's a lot of extremely rich people who are deeply miserable and desperate to have you believe they are victims. what is that? >> lebron james living in bel air, he's a victim, meghan markle, she's a victim, they're all victims and they are trying to distract us. the truth is they've been trying to make it seem like it's the peasants against us because we are robbing all of them, we want to make them think that we are one of them. they don't live like us, she has n

you noticed that yes in the book it was at the time i didn't think quite so much about it because barack obama was just barack obama he was a state senator he was going some decent things in terms of reformulate the death penalty but he never spoke out against the death penalty and my daughter heard him speak when she was in 6th grade and she came back and was wondering why he wouldn't come right out against the death penalty because the kids in the 6th grade at that point were definitely against the death penalty or many of her classmates and she were but yes when you look back on it. we had a few politicians who were progressive and courageous enough to stand with us as we fought through the many many chapters of exposing the police torture and trying to bring some modicum of justice unfortunately i'm barack obama wasn't one of those people well he took the seat he defeated one of them and then well she ran to get the only guy he tried to defeat from bobby rush the only time yeah i'm ever lost was against former answer. your sense of i'm going to steer bobby rush who of course was a cu

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former president barack obama. that's straight ahead. after more than 100 days in office, one overreaching theme is dominating now sippy cup joe's administration. that theme is complete weakness. weakness abroad, weakness at home. a weak commander-in-chief that believes that full scale appeasement of our enemies will bring peace in our time. joe's cowardly response to the russian hack is embarrassing and self-disruptive. now only did he give them a free pass on the russians hacking the pipeline, five days later, get this, joe rewarded his pal, putin, by removing trump era sanctions on a key russian pipeline that hopes our allies in germany and elsewhere in europe. not only is america first's strategy gone, dead, energy independence is now gone. that is dead. now joe is literally adopted vladimir putin and russia first strategies and giving a waiver to vladimir putin to build his pipeline and turning down ours. finds out the real russian collusion, yeah, that would be leading democrats. remember obama, tell putin i'll have more flexibilit

remember, when mitch mcconnell vowed to make barack obama a one-term president? that didn't work out, the way he planned. but tonight, the former president is speaking out about justice in america. saying that he went as far as he could in his comments about trayvon martin in ferguson while he was in office. >> i went as far as i could, just commenting on cases, like trayvon martin. or what was happening in ferguson. because as we discovered, not every president follows this, at least my successor didn't. but i followed the -- the basic notion that the justice department was independent. i could not steer them. i did not, in any way, want to endanger their capacity to go in, investigate, and potentially charge perpetrators. which meant that i could not come down or appear to come down decisively in terms of guilt or innocence, in terms of what happened. so, you had institutional constraints. >> are there ten republicans who will stand up for democracy? are there? that's the question for former-republican congressman and former governor of ohio, mr. john kasich. h

i was sitting one day in the oval with barack obama, president obama when i vice president. at me like is just something off -- he said by the way, i want you to go fix detroit. i said, say that again. what am i going to do? he said you can get anybody into government to go with you. you just do it. first call i made was this guy. you brought off its knees, you brought it back. you're a great mayor you're a great friend. you got a lot of courage, mr. mayor. thank you. [applause] and two great friends, debbie stabenow and gary peters, who couldn't be here today because they're back fighting like hell, fighting for this industry and the people of this state and for labor. labor, industry, federal, state, local leaders all together. that's america at its best. and that's what i so admire about what bill ford is doing here. and i, you know, i want to, so everything that these workers, this historic complex, and this state represent is something that i hope gets modeled around the country. it's about respect. it's about dignity, the dignity of work. my dad used to say, joey, and

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. >> in 2012, barack obama beat mitt romney by 16 points in 2016, trump beat hillary clinton by 16, and as president ally elections are getting closer and closer that texas republicans would be more moderate. that is not what we have seen.

. >> reporter: in 2012 mitt romney beat barack obama in texas by 16 points. in 2016 donald trump beat hillary clinton by nine points and in 2020 trump won by five. so you might think that as presidential elections here in texas get closer and closer that texas republicans would become more moderate, but that's just not what we've seen here in the texas capital. texas republicans have pass add

. >> reporter: in 2012, mitt romney beat barack obama in texas by 16 points n. 2016, donald trump beat hillary clinton by nine points. and in 2020, trump won by five. so you might think that as presidential elections here in texas get closer and closer that texas republicans would become more moderate. but that's just not what we have seen here in the texas capital. texas republicans passed a

i was never going to do that and i never expected barack obama or nancy pelosi or for that matter to compromise and the question is how do we find common ground to help the american people move in and how do we have the government work, it is hard under any circumstances but also the five years as speaker it was a challenge every day. >> out of curiosity what was a common ground that you found was senator ted kennedy through the years given that your opposite ends of the political spectrum. >> even the word different and he's catholic i'm catholic, i think the biggest bond between us is that we were both legislatures and we both wanted to get things done, whether it was fixing the rules or education or making sure they had a chance at a decent education, getting things accomplished was the goal and focusing in on the kids and in this case as we stay focused on the kids we can find common ground, we can get caught up in a lot of other ones, ted kennedy and i did dozens of legislation together, we trusted each other and we wanted to get things done on behalf of the country. >> the othe

it's barack.t everyone under the age of 16 is eligible to get the vaccine, i want to talk about you getting yours. the vaccine is safe. it's effective. it's free. i got one. michelle got one. people you know got one. and now you can get one too. it's the only way we are going to get back to all the things we love, from safely spending time with grandparents, to going to concerts and watching live sports. so get the vaccine as soon as you can. >> tucker: some creepy old guy telling your children, your little kids to take medicine whose effects we do not fully understand. it's totally normal. yet, that happens every day. don't ask questions. just do it. as was explained recently, we are not getting our freedom back until you do. >> and when we can reduce the level of infection in the community, increase vaccination rates, that is when at some point, hopefully soon, but at some point, we can relax the restrictions. i don't know if that works for many americans. for many people it probably does work t

he didn't deny barack obama a second term. and that's one thing joe biden should look to sand say mitch mcconnell caused me a lot of trouble. but if i can get this infrastructure bill happening with democrats and get this economy going, he is not going to be able to deny me a second term either. >> yesterday after mitch mcconnell said i have all of the republican senators locked up. they all oppose everything joe biden is proposing, joe manchin, who has been trying to do business with a few republican senators hoping he can get them to come aboard said this about what senator mcconnell said. he said "i don't know what his reasoning is for that, but i can assure you there are republicans working with democrats who want to make something happen." and then simply, a few questions down from that, this very important line, which kind of got lost in what he said. he said "and at the end of the day, if they don't vote for it, then we'll have another discussion then." and jennifer, it seems to me the only other discussion to have is d

look, barack obama, as you know well, is not a party guy.een himself as apart from that game in the way that he sees it. some people who worked closely with him call it benign neglect. if you look at the numbers, a lot of this became much more clear to people when trump won and forced them to look at what had happened to the democratic party. it wasn't as simple as trump winning. it was a long time coming and there were 1,000 seats in state legislatures held by democrats when obama came in as president that were then held by republicans by the time that he left. there are a lot of factors that went into that and i trace them in the book. one big one is that obama was not really that invested in terms of his time, attention, even his fund raising in bidding up the democratic party. >>> i have to talk about the gop's vote against the january 6th commission this week. having studied the trump presidency as you have for four years now, i wonder if you see this as a culmination a rock-bottom moment for the gop, or a sign of things come. your thou

and so, i made myself develop a relationship with barack obama and we have a good relationship. one to this day. it doesn't mean i agree with him on a lot of things, but we have our ups and downs. we got things accomplished in spite of it all. do you continue to have a him today?p with >> i do. i do. >> going back quickly to your last answer on the fiscal deficit and debt issues, can republicans still say there are fiscal conservatives although there hasn't been a balanced budget and when trump was in the white house? >> they will have a tough time making that argument even though barack obama was president and harry reid was majority leader for most of my time we cut the deficit to five years in a row. i would have liked to do more but that is as much as i could get accomplished. what i saw happen over the last four or five years on the spending i have to tell you does not shock me. you can't continue to spend money you don't have. you can't do it at home or in your business but your government can't do it either. at some point, we've got to get our arms around the spending sid

and michelle obama. >> is barack obama calling you with notes >> i talked to barack.oves that. >> hey, kevin. hey, kevin how ya doing you tell me, b.o i'm good all right, that's how it went down. >> got a little barack impression there don't think i would do the b.o. thing with barack, but kev can do it. >> he is so funny. >> he is so funny. >> going back to concerts, saw him live a couple years ago. >> nothing funnier. >> i imagine the interview with willie, he just has to sit back. >> for sure. that interview is on "sunday today" with willie check it out. >>> straight ahead, need help getting back in the swing of your beauty routine? we have the game-changing products to put your best face forward mask free, after your local news >>> good morning, 8:26. hundreds gathered for the vigil last night at san jose city college to remember the nine men killed in the vta mass rail yard shooting. the gunman was set to have a disciplinary hearing the day he opened fire. authorities so far are not speculating about a motive and san jose rail yard has been closed with the light-

did that job for four years, two of those years george bush was president, two of those years with barack obama asac president. in 2010 republicans took back the majority i was elected speaker. in the five years as speaker 250 republicans 210 of them were good. but on any given day there are two or three dozen of my republican colleagues, the knuckleheads i call them. who want all or nothing. they wanted all their way or no way at all. which frustrated me to it no end. the challenges of the 2011 president obama that went down the drain. artifact number of the unitedd states senate is not a member of the republican house stirred up enough members into the shutdown, thank you teded cruz. having said allvi of this it was a wonderful experience serving every serving as speaker of the house. as a lot of responsibilities. institutional responsibilities to protect the integrity of the institution itself. a lot of nervous talk about protecting the institution but at the end of the dates is speaker's job to protect the institution itself. and the institution has been around for 40 years around ano

here's the thing lawrence, mitch mcconnell denied barack obama a lot of things and create a divisionhat you never was just talking about, and he didn't deny barack obama a second term, that is one thing that joe biden should look to and say he caused me a lot of trouble but if i can get this economy going, he is not going to be able to deny me a second term either. >> after mitch mcconnell said i have all of the republican senators locked up, they all oppose everything joe biden is proposing. joe manchin who has been trying to do business with a few republican senators hoping he can get them to come on board said this about what senator mcconnell said he said, i don't know what his reasoning is for that, but i can assure you there are republicans working with democrats who want to make something happen. and then, separately a few questions down from that a very important line which gets lost in what he said he said, and at the end of the day, if they don't vote for it, then we will have another discussion then. jennifer, it seems to me, the only discussion to have is doing this throu

barack obama: is a good example of someone who is passionate of a sport and now he is looking for newtill being one of the best in his forte. >> for me being in sports, i knew that my life would change very quickly if i was not -- it makes stuff like fame even more difficult. barack obama: when you look at the history of bigot social movement, it is young people who initiate this. >> my vision of footballs that you do not matter -- if you work hard enough, if you put the hours in, you get what you deserve. host: is a very impressive young man appeared. absolutely. >> is something of a national hero. >> thank you very much. that is it for the news but i will be back and couple minutes. ♪■x■x for generations, hamtramck, michigan, was predominantly polish american. now its the fit muslim marity citin ameri. fadeal-msoumi: i ca her. rufor mayor and cityouncil need to bable unite wh one anher. ren majeki: th is my cy and the's no pce like . del to: "hamamck, u.s.a." on amica refred. ♪ by the corporation for public broadcasting, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, wyote found

when barack and i were in office, that is what we are going to do. criticized because i was the auto guy, guess what? we were told that we would never sell american-made cars the same way as before. we did not listen. we bet on you. we extended a lifeline and we stepped up, saving more than one million jobs. [applause] we had incentives for people to buy few list vehicles period the recovery act made the largest investment ever. the big three emerged from the crisis in a position to sell millions of vehicles. alt made right here in the usa. the previous administration came into the office, they rolled back the standards we set. rollbacks that the ford company opposed despite bipartisan support, the federal tax credit expired. they announced infrastructure week, and they announced it and announced it and announced it. every week, for four years. they did not get the job done. folks, the rest of the world was moving fast moving ahead. they are not waiting for the united states of america. government, labor, industry working together and had to step up.

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how would you grade the barack obama antitrust policies? especially with respect to big tech. >> i will say they had some major issues there. i am not afraid to point it out in the book. i have an interview in there interviewing gene spurling. he said when i look back at facebook's purchase now we should have done something. i think people were so enamerd and they were great american companies employing people, that is is all true, they let it go. you add to that the sophistication of these companies and congress, as we know from the questioning, were not able to cope with it. multiple problems in them taking it on. now we reached a different point. we have seen the bad. we have seen the misinformation on vaccines and the like, we have seen the privacy and the data mining that has gone on. we are nothing but profit centers, what are we going to do? step back and say it is too complicated and we are not going to do something? i don't buy it. i thought the app hearing that senator lee and i had shows that we are on to this now. and we are rea

and i am not barack obama. i am joe biden. >> right. >> and you can talk to me about this. and we can get to a place where we can come to some agreement. so, it's very different from the obama administration when basically bibi netanyahu thumbed his nose at barack obama. i don't think he's going to do that at joe biden. he doesn't have the supporter all in all the time that he had with donald trump, obviously. so, biden is going to be more nuanced in his attitude and foreign policy. >> two guys that have been on the world stage for a long time. >> yep. >> we can't forget that biden was first elected to the senate in 1972. deplora borgeer, thank you very much. aaron david miller, sorry for the technical problem. >>> a savage attack on a black man during a deadly arrest. why was this video not released sooner? >>> dr. fauci giving new hints about when you might need your booster covid shot. stay with us. i'm really nervous. i don't know what i should wear. just wear something not too crazy, remember it's a business dinner not a costume party. on a spotty network this is what

when president barack obama and i -- when barack and i were in office, the auto industry was flat on its back, and i got criticized because i was the auto guy pushing, and guess what? we were told we would never be able to sell american-made cars at the same rate as before, and we didn't listen and we bet on you, the american auto worker. we extended a lifeline and we stepped up, saved more than 1 million jobs working in the auto industry, and we set fuel industry standards and and through the recovery act we made the largest clean investment in battery technology ever, and we're in a position to sell millions of vehicles made right here in the united states. but then the previous administration came into office and they rolled back the standards they set, and rollbacks the ford motor company opposed, despite bipartisan support for consumer incentives, they let the federal tax credit expire penalizing auto workers for selling the most electric vehicles at the time, and they announced infrastructure week and they announced it and announced it and announced it every week for four years

more votes than barack obama. the court cases that trump brought to courtho were split decisions a one in wisconsin should've been warned the supreme court should have been heard on the cases. this is not a figment of his imagination. the end result the people that voted for him though 75 million excuse me 74 supported donald trump's policies and what the country became under his leadership who is the majority and you are not. how can you not see the laws are broken but we should still follow theaw constitution to become elected president? >> representative comstock go ahead. >> to hear from somebody who is reciting the presidents talking points. i'm not even flavor some of that mishmash. but yes the president got 74 million votes but joe biden got 81 million. that is a talking point repeated and repeated but when the other side gets more that is called losing. so let's go back to all of these judges. and that they support because of judges. and i sympathize with those who supported him because of that because i w

and now it's he said after you are in the new deal being made i came to new york to sell my book barack obama in the future of american politics and just received all kinds of pushback from progressive not just from liberals who wanted very badly to believe that this was a new deal moment so this is kind of a recurrent theme. christopher hitchens once described the essence of american politics is the minute the elation of populism. by elites of the middle of the word is populism in a big fake progressivism in the claim that there are all these things happening or that might happen that really aren't happening and i'm going to happen and they're certainly not the kinds of things you knew deal progressivism that one would have any reason to expect from biden and the basis of is very long term political career in washington d.c. they used to call this guy the senator from mastercard he rolled back thank reps he protections he backed corporate price fixing as a senator he helped coca-cola avoid antitrust prosecution he was a champion of the north american free trade agreement he helped cham

care reform and more broadly the obama administration and i think there's a 4th question why was barack obama the scapegoat and why were so some people really eager to point in his direction. and i think a lot of that comes back to racism and the feeling is that this person's illegitimate he's not our president he's from kenya or whatever i think a whole lot of his base racist you saw the leadership of the republican party open up to further right and often more extreme politics and with the rise of the tea party at that point which historically might have been a movement that republican leaders sort of kept at arm's length or even opposed you saw a prominent republican leaders appearing at tea party rallies welcoming the tea party agenda into the party. the movement not only brought new politicians to congress less interested in compromise but transformed the party thank you thank you for everything that you guys did your wonderful people got to washington they saw what was required to actually pass legislation and they decided that it would be better actually to prevent bipartisanship

and now it's he said after you are in the news you know inmate i came to new york to sell my book barack obama in the future of american politics and just receive all kinds of pushback rushes not just from liberals who wanted very badly to believe this was a new deal moment this is kind of a rip current. name. christopher hitchens once described the essence of american politics as the minute the elation of populism by elisa's and i don't know where does populism here but think progressivism in the claim that there are all these things happening or that might happen that really aren't happening and aren't going to happen and they're certainly not the kinds of things you knew deal progressivism that one would have any reason to expect from biden on the basis of is very long term political career in washington d.c. they used to call this guy the senator from mastercard he rolled back bankruptcy protections he backed corporate price fixing as a senator he helped coca-cola ovoid antitrust prosecution he was a champion of the north american free trade agreement health champion financial deregu

one of the last major plans that i was doing when barack obama was president, and pennsylvania, there was a large shopping center, school, just across the creek, as we say, in the bridge across it was deficient, but there was a fire station within eyesight, from here to the parking lot, and guess what? when there was a barn, a fire, it took, they had to go nine miles to find a bridge, and by that time, a lot of damage was done. bridges all over america, big and small, are like that. a few years ago, we found ourselves in a position where it was not just more inconvenient in a situation in mississippi, but a matter of life and death, keeping firefighters, paramedics from getting people the health they need, cutting off hurricane evacuation routes. more than one in five miles of highways in america, major roads, are in poor condition, one in five miles. that is more than a safety hazard. that is a drain on our economy. this is going to some wonky, but it is real and affects ordinary americans lives, the typical american pays more than $1000 a year in taxes, the time wasted, the fuel was