. - barack obama really wasn't on our radar as a candidate in early 2006.eeling was he just got to the senate. there is no way he's gonna run for president. that would be pretty, you know, audacious. - i got a call from senator obama in the spring of 2006, and he said, "i just had the most peculiar meeting." he said, "harry reid and chuck schumer called me in." narrator: senators harry reid and chuck schumer, top democratic dogs on the hill. - and harry said, "you ought to think about running for president." ♪ ♪ narrator: like every overnight success, obama's didn't actually happen overnight. - we waged a quiet campaign to get him the keynote slot at the 2004 democratic convention. - do we participate in a politics of cynicism, or do we participate in a politics of hope? - he wants to think of himself as, you know, a case study for the nation. - the hope of the skinny kid with a funny name who believes that america has a place for him too. [cheering] - that he is coming from a very distinct background that represents the american story. [cheering] - there i

we need barack obama. and what we need is we need a new way of doing business in washington, d.c. and in the world. you know, i am so tired. i'm tired of politics as usual. that's why you seldom see politicians on my show, because i only have an hour. and what i've learned is it's really hard and an hour to penetrate what i call that that that that that political veil, that veil of political rhetoric. but when you listen to barack obama, when you really hear him, you witness a very rare thing. you witness a politician has an ear for eloquence and a tongue dipped in the unbar honest truth. we the people. we the people can see through all that rhetoric. we recognize that the amount of time you spent in washington means nothing, unless you're accountable for the judgment you made with the time you had. we need good judgment. we need barack obama. you know, every good parent in here and i know a lot of parents in here, we some of you lost your children. that's not so good. try to keep up with the babies. but e

barack obama had his comic book crea savage dragon endorse barack obama during actual presidentia. and of course, after obama won, somehow savage dragon gets invihehite house, which you see in this issue. i'm glad we brought up archie. and archie, because you see here, even in the archie comics, comic books, we see a depiction of the interior of the white house, the oval office, with barack obama inviting to help solve some of the spending crisis by, of course, more spending. now, comic books are not just fictional. there are several comic books that also are nonfiction. in fact, that's one of the biggest trends in comic books, especially following behind john lewis is march to more nonfiction. so there are several comic books out that were that use the white house and the presidency to depict the actual reality of what's going on in the united states. here are some examples here from blue water where the actuall did biographical comic books of rock obama, michelle obama and, even bo bo got his own book. now, i don't want to make it seem like all depictions the white house and pres

he happens to look just like barack obama. the comic book writer debuts this character in another comic book and said i'm just drawing barack obama in a superman outfit. d.c. comics says that's a great idea. but since we can't really use his name, they call him calvin ellis and put him inside the white house as the president, but this is an alternate universe. he uses -- his greatest enemy is not lex luther, but they incorporate barack obama as part of the superhero universe and this character still exists to day. hecomic book companies got involved in you see savage dragon, which was the creator of savaon was one of the fe comic book readers to endorse barack obama. they had thiscomic book creation endorse him during the actual presidential election. and after he won, savage dragon gets invited to the white house. i'm glad we brought up archie. you see in these comic books we see the interior of the white house with barack obama inviting veronica to solve the spending crisis. comic books are not just fictional. there are seve

com also makes sure they get into the barack obama barack obama here in the white house calling out superman to come save america. superman happens to be another planet at this time, things are going crazy in washington. they put president obama in the white house press room saying superman, where are you? but d.c. goes even further and turns barack obama into an actual superhero. they actually turn barack obama into superman. so d.c. universe, we know about all the multiple universes now because of spider-man and all of the different things they do in the cinematic universe. but d.c. comics was the first, but company to introduce alternate earth. so, in one alternate earth, in fact, earth 23, the president is actually calvin ellis, who happens to be an african- american kryptonian who is a community organizer, becomes a senator, and is elected president. he happens to look just like barack obama. what actually happened was the comic book artist, grant morrison, debuts this character in another, look. and he says literally i'm just drawing barack obama and his superman outfit. d.c. says that

but dc goes, even and turns barack obama into an actual they actually turn barack obama superman. so dc universe, if we know about all the multiple universes now because of spiderman and because of them all of the different things that they do in the cinematic universe. but dc comics was first comic book company to introduce earths, so in one of the first, in fact earth 23, the president is actually calvin ellis, who happens to be a krypton an african-american kryptonian who was a community and becomes senator. and then it was the elected president just happens to look just like barack obama. well, what actually happened was comic book artist and writer grant morrison debuted this character in another comic book and said, literally, i'm just drawing obama in a superman outfit dc that's a great idea, but this man can't really use barack obama's name. they him calvin ellis and literally put him inside the white as the president. but of course this is an alternate universe. calvin ellis uses. his greatest enemy isn't brainiac or lex luther. they're actually brainiac is computer that

dc comics also make sure they get into the barack obama craziness because they have barack obama here the white holling out superman to come save america. superman happens like on another planet at this time and things are goingrazy in washington. so they put president obama in superman, where are you?om say, but dc goes, even and turns barack obama into an actual superh they actually turn barack obama superman. so dc universe, if we know about all the multiple universes now because of spiderman and because of them all of the different things that they do in the cinematic universe. but dc comics was first comic book company to introduce earths, so in one of the first, in fact earth 23, the president is actually calvin ellis, who happens to be a krypton an african-american kryptonian who was a community and becomes senator. and then it was the elected president just happens to look just like barack obama. well, what actually happened was comic book artist and writer grant morrison debuted this character in another comic book and said, literally, i'm just drawing obama in a superman out

just as trump emphasizes former president barack obama's middle name, hussein, which is commonly used in the muslim world, although he is not muslim, trump also used it, he blamed obama and president biden for the attack. >> this problem was caused, in my opinion, by his boss, barack obama, barack hussein obama member rush limbaugh used to sit like that.>> one of the hallmarks in his presidency and his reign over the republican party has been taking racism out of the mainstream to social media, campaign rallies and even the presidential debate stage in 2020. >> you would have lost everything. pocahontas. >> trump was referring to the massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, claiming to have native american ancestry, he took a test, an effort to claim a connection and ended up apologizing, but that doesn't change calling her anyone pocahontas, a racial slur, trump has been consistent, become a dumping ground he said mexico is sending rapists over the border when he launched his 2016 the presidential campaign, and because trump university, saying the judge was mexican and the impartial,

the harvard law review and i have nothing against barack. i think he's and as i said in my book, as law review editors went he was in my opinion, probably one of the most congenial in of ego. i think his ego was very measured. i considered harvard review to be an incredibly masturbatory, intellectually masturbatory. people who were 20 somethings who thought they knew much more than they really did at that age. i think there were people who were extremely arrogant and what i liked about barack was that even though he held his cards close to his vest and a lot of times he didn't know what he was thinking. i appreciated he was very kind and considerate to everyone. so that's why i that i felt comfortable voting for him because he would seem like a good person. however, i will say that after he was elected, i was somewhat disappointed disappointed with his commitment to electing or excuse me to appointing black editors on. the review. i think that there would have been a lot of hope amongst our cadre and the review that we would be better repres

barack obama signed l letters. 170 international figures| including barack obama signed a letter sayingassment of mr yunus. he is quite well known around the world and has travelled around the world and has travelled around the world talking about the micro—credit scheme and how it helped to lift millions out of poverty in bangladesh and this has been successfully practised in different countries and that's where he credited. he is called the banker to the poor by people around the world. that's why international celebrities including barack obama write this letter to sheikh hasina saying they should stop that and his lawyer saying more than 180 cases have been filed. they say no due legal process was followed and it was rushed through. so it means that the government according to his supporters wanted to get a judgment quickly against mr yunus. thank supporters wanted to get a 'udgment quickly against mr yunus._ quickly against mr yunus. thank you very much- — pope francis has celebrated a mass for the world day of peace at st peter's basilica in the vatican. he called on the world to

are barack and michelle obama ready to return to governing the united states?asking similar questions, admitting that the ex-president and his wife are looking for a way to retire joe biden’s ineffective team, so that somehow take the vacant seats. however, the option of indirect control, in which the obama family is ready, looks much more realistic. the role of essentially gray cardinals, evidence will be provided by elizaveta khramtsova. obama will be president again at harvard. a new turn in the career of the former head of the white house is reported against the backdrop of the dismissal of cladine gay. she was forced to resign from her post at the ivy league college amid allegations of anti-semitism as the palestinian-israeli conflict worsened. harvard law school graduate barack obama insisted that gay retain her position, but now she will give him a job at the university. the former president now has a lot to do in politics, he himself can’t get elected anywhere, but we need to save joe biden’s career, they often say some things there, trying to moderate

against israeli posts, the most significant of which was the one where they targeted the zipdeen baracks in the occupied chabab farms using the falk one. now this is just rocket that was debut just yesterday uh by hazballah's resistance since the beginning of the confrontations. this is the first time that they uncover the use. the fall off one, which is of course something that was developed by iran's aerospace industries organization, and it is of course known to have range of 10 kilometers and a 50 kilogram warhead, so therefore that use in itself is very significant, and they understand that the israelies have said that this is something that would allow hizballah to hit their targets precisely a longer range, and in addition to inflict a more heavy casualties for the israelies when it comes to against their soldiers or the barracks itself, and the fact that hazbullah has also been able to know and detect the exact whereabouts of this secret headquarters as they said is also in itself very significant when it comes to the intelligence war between hizbullah and israel, but that is not

the best example i can give you is one of the best orators of my generation was barack obama. >> wellng concerns, too. >> but nobody knew -- my example is nobody knew what was in obamacare until people tried to take it away from us. we did not do good enough job when barack obama was president of the united states about touting and messaging what was in obamacare, and nobody knew what was in it until you tried to take it away. and democrats since clinton left the white house has not been a party that messages well, and i am waiting for us to reclaim the middle class and talk about issues that really matter. i honestly think that a lot of that goes through our mayors, and not necessarily 1600 pennsylvania. >> great stuff. appreciate it. >> see you soon. >> sounds good. see you soon. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound ♪♪ >>> secretary of state antony blinken back in the middle east tonight in a long trip crisscrossing a region against a backdrop of heightened tensions with the cross board fire in the ongoing war in gaza and after deadly incidents across the r

it also wisconsin,]thi that was also a state that had at one time given barack obama their votes. wanted to see, i went across the lincoln highway which is u.s. 30, and only take the back roads because of the it's more significant to understand not just visually what you see, how places are coming back or how places were detained, but also capture the sentiment of people. i came back and i wrote basically this election is over and we just don't, , people just don't know whatpl yet. i understood that donald trump was appealing to voters, in particular in counties where he shouldn't have been doing well. counties that were traditional counties. it doesn't mean he was forming a coalition just with democrats, but he was,emocrats were joining republicans, including reluctant republicans who didn't really care for his style but were not happy with the status quo. there were not happy with hillary clinton. they hadn't felt as though joining barack obama they had been prosperous or that their needs were being heard. so that's how i understood it back then. fast-forward to 2020 i think it'

there is some barack obama holdovers in his administration running the barack obama playbook.hat's what's hurting biden. biden needs to get his own playbook tomi, when you pour billions of dollars overseas instead of putting that money into black communities and when you give billions of dollars to illegals instead of focusing on black citizens, black americans, what else should you expect? >> carley: yeah, again, in 2020 you saw a bump for joe biden because did he select kamala harris as his running mate. also because barack and michelle obama seem to be behind joe biden in 2020. you don't see that same support heading into 2024. have you seen barack and will michelle obama quiet about support. saying trump can't be reelected. imprisonmently they are concerned that trump would be reelected and democracy and the future of our country. you haven't really seen the two of them put their names behind joe biden like you saw in 2020. this is going to be crucial. this going to be very hard for joe biden. because, without the support of the obamas, not only do you chip away at the bla

this is an attempt to repeat barack _ that play?eat barack obama's - that play? this is an attempt to repeat barack obama's idea - that play? this is an attempt to repeat barack obama's idea ofl that play? this is an attempt to - repeat barack obama's idea of hope and change in the 2008 presidential election in the us, and keir starmer has already talked about project hope so we would probably hear a lot of that, the idea that hope and change from the basis of the labour party approach because for most people in this country, it is not about the specific policies in the details around them, the average person on the street and the 50% people less engaged is not paying too much attention to that, but it is about what we call the broad narratives and the stories we tell ourselves and each other about leaders and the parties and their approach. keir starmer wants to very much emphasised that labour are the party of change and the party of the future of this country and we will hear more of that because the gun has fired on the start of

president barack hussein obama. crooked joe biden and his boss, barack hussein obama did this to us. >> let's bring back our team, natasha, scott, and max. we're going to pull up on the screen, she put out a statement a little bit later yesterday after a lot of backlash over her saying that, we'll show you that as soon as we have it in a second. but there's context here, too. because what she said yesterday in that interview comes just a couple of weeks after her gaffe about what causes civil war, an answer that didn't include the word "slavery." >> you do not deserve to be president of this country if you don't have a coherent, consistent message about race. it is just one on one, right? if you're going to lead this country through a time of division and partisanship, you have to have a consistent message. and i think this is why people don't trust nikki haley. they can't trust that she actually says what she means and she believes, but they can count on her saying whatever sounds good to the audience that she's sp

are barack and michelle obama ready to return to governing the united states?merican media are now asking similar questions, admitting that the ex-president and his wife are looking for a way to retire joe biden’s ineffective team in order to somehow at least take the vacant seats. however, the option of indirect control, in which the obama family is destined to play the role of essentially gray cardinals, looks much more realistic. prove. well, not so long ago, as we know, it has passed even a secret meeting between biden and obama, where barack obama expressed his dissatisfaction with the course of the presidential race , advised biden to change his strategy. even tv stars, who are more accustomed to making fun of trump, but not biden, are joking about the fact that obama had to take over the tight control of the presidential campaign. it's no good when a man known for being calm and cool starts acting like i'm going crazy, joe, you should. listen to me, we need change, joe. the name obama has been heard in recent weeks aired almost as often as in 2008. this

so| under barack 0bama and joe biden, under barack 0bama and joe biden, putin invaded ukraine.f ukraine while president trump was in office, now, withjoe biden, again, ukraine is being attacked, so explain it to me, how joe biden has improved the situation when it comes to ukraine and howjoe biden is standing up to putin, when he allowed putin to go and invade when he was the vice—president. i will talk to democrats about joe will talk to democrats aboutjoe biden, i am talking to you because you a spokesman for donald trump. some people, some republicans say donald trump is despicable because he falsely claimed wrongly proclaimed that the 2020 election had been stolen from him. again you look like you think it is funny. well... no i am saying because joined like you from the new york times or the washington post with an agenda, so if you to times or the washington post with an agenda. so if yo— agenda, so if you to give iting to me i will give — agenda, so if you to give iting to me i will give it _ agenda, so if you to give iting to me i will give it right _ agenda, so if you

i think there is been some disappointment in the black community about what barack waso actually able to accomplish. >> host: who is lisa? >> guest: lisa is my partner of 17 years. >> host: did you get any double takes in your count of 3500 people in montana when you first move there? >> guest: i would say that initially, we got double takes away you might get double takes if, if newt gingrich showed up at the nikki manoj concert. do you m know nikki manoj? [laughing] it was more like, well, the something you don't see every day. but i will say the double takes were not placed with this sort of contempt or aggression or hostility. it was more, come we were moref a curiosity. i am comfortable of being a curiosity as a black woman and a primarily, primarily white schools my entire life that i was in a curiosity. but we were, always been except where neighbors come much to the surprise i believe a lot of my colleagues and peers in california who really told me that i wouldth have to be, the e you would have to be on guard for white supremacists, neo-nazis. i think iin was cautioned in y

donald trump deported fewer people than barack obama did when he was president.

barack obama told me, he said there would be no barack obama if there was no bayard >> the call, theomingo's career after films like "zola" to hit shows like "fear the walking dead". >> how do i know? because i am a closer. >> to be able to take that leading role after decades in this game, did it feel like a break? >> are you kidding me? absolutely. listen, i've always been the supporting actor, the character actor, the utility actor. maybe i just thought, well, that's what i do. >> another man preserving the story, rustin's surviving partner walter nagle. the keeper of an eternal flame for his lover's legacy. we met up in the apartment they used to share. >> he had had 25, 30 years before that organizing for human rights and civil liberties around the world. >> rustin traced his activism and passivism to his quaker roots. even after traveling to india in the 1940s to study gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence, he was still arrested several times and even beaten by police during his peaceful protests. >> who is bayard to you growing up? >> i was 19 years old. bayard rustin's name came

how he launched himself, by spreading the racist birther theory about barack obama. it was a real black mark on the republican party. now, he's bringing it back against nikki haley, and people don't even blink. it's not even a factor. it's not even the smallest speed bump. and to watch tim scott, who obviously knows her, who was appointed to the senate by her, who is also a man of color, and he basically is not willing to push back in the slightest way. this is an indication of just how deeply corrupt this party has been in its zeal to follow and protect donald trump. >> yeah, and very quickly, two-second answer, erin, which is the biggest detriment to nikki haley? she's not going to get the nomination, but what is the biggest detriment, her being a brown person or a woman? >> yes. >> well done. charlie sykes and errin haines, thank you well done. >> still ahead, vice president harris kicks off a reproductive rights tour on the anniversary of roe v. wade as voters get ready to make their voices heard. we'll be right back. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed

barack obama presidency was historic. this is his chance to redeem his legacy.uation is a nightmare, come on, we need you to step it up. with polling, what is interesting, it is not about joe biden, democratic policies in general. one question about being mentally competent is a joe biden thing. this will affect joe biden and anyone else they may try to run or put in his stead. >> kayleigh: "abc news" poll, women 57% in 2020, he is under water is black and hispanic people. whoa. >> emily: look at numbers with the conversation of iowa and gop candidacy. nikki haley is gobbling up in whicheds, 41%. nikki haley and ron desantis fighting over college graduate sector. there is a lot to be said for what the numbers represent. the democratic party is bringing out barack obama and michelle obama and john kerry helping with the campaign to protect the party, but not biden. if voters say enough is enough, it is democratic policy or if it is biden, let me listen to barack obama, i'm persuaded by the voices. he is failing, if they continue to fail, they will have their work

shoes in heels, well, in general, like something in this, and the same thing is happening around barack obama, look, he drowned in a pond 2.5 m deep, on the obama estate, his personal chef who worked with him throughout his presidency, despite the fact that he was a semi-professional rower and an excellent swimmer, in the same way, the director of the hawaii state department of health, retty fuddy, who certified the certificate that obama was born in hawaii and not in kenya, died mysteriously in the same way, because there were rumors that obama was actually born in kenya , therefore, had no right to be the president of the united states of america, but in the end it turns out that obama also has something to hide, remember the very recent scandalous interview that... the famous tucker carlson took from a certain larry sinclair. remember this information? then i gave obama $250 to buy cox, when he came back i made a track on the cd box to make it easier to snort. did all this happen in a limousine? yes, right on the move, or are you parked? no, we continued driving. so, i'm making a new

it was extraordinary because he and biden were close.to b barack obama nominated antony blinken to bcretary of state. obviously on the recommendation of his vice president, joe biden. and he rose on the floor of the senate and i rise to discuss my opposition to the pending vote concerning mr. anthony tony blinken, who is not only unqualified, but in fact, in my view, one of the worst selections of a very bad lot that this president has chosen.. >> mark: mccain said it was not veryoppo often that he oppod as he believed that it had consequences but a danger to the nation and service members. and that i s a quote. he said, "in this case, thisdang individual has been dangerous to america and to the young men ane women fighting in serbia. these are the two men right nowr destroying our foreign policy in destroying our security and if they have their way, will destroy the entire state of israel and leaking like.n sometimes they are on the record, sometimes off the record to destroy the sitting government, the elected government in israel focused on specifically on the prime minister benja

he confuses barack obama.inst barack obama, elise, and you know it, and if you say anything otherwise, you're lying through your teeth. he confused nikki haley with nancy pelosi on january 6th. if you say anything else, you're lying through your teeth. >> well -- >> for what? he's not going to pick you as vice president. give up the ghost, elise stefanik. >> yeah. that was her coming to the defense of donald trump. >> elise stefanik. >> he was so appreciative of elise stefanik, the woman -- >> elise stefanik. >> yeah. >> okay. he knows her really well. >> right. i mean, he's reportedly considering her for vice president. >> yeah. >> so he praised her. >> he knows stefanik really, really well. he's all with it, stefanik says. >> take a listen. >> from m.i.t., from the greatest schools, though m.i.t. was hurt very badly, unfortunately, by this person running it. did you see that, the three people? how good did elise stepanak do, right? >> who is stepanak? jonathan lemire, i'm looking through the congressional qu

i think barack obama will become very important to joe biden as the election nears, as a spokesperson for the administration, as somebody who knows joe biden well and knows the stakes in the election later this year. donald trump is a very appealing and very anomalous candidate. he continues to have an appeal that is inexplicable. this is a person who talked in 2021, in his inauguration speech, and said that this carnage stops here and stops now, and then three years later we saw what happened on january 6th, a person who incited that carnage and he is the lead candidate. i think anyone concerned about democracy is concerned about this and barack obama is going to be a very important figure in sounding that message later this year. >> mark updegrove, thank you for being with us. >>> today is a somber anniversary at the u.s. capitol. the third anniversary of the january 6th insurrection. one of the officers who lived through it will join us live straight ahead. >>> today marks the third anniversary of the january 6th attack on capitol hill, when a mob of rioters stormed through the hal

barack obama nominated blake and to be deputy secretary of state, obviously on the recommendation ofis vice president, joe biden, he rose on the floor of the senate and he said i rise to discuss my opposition to the pending vote concerning mr. anthony tony blinken who is not only unqualified but in fact in my view one of the worst selections of a very bad lot that this president has chosen. >> mccain noted it's not often that he opposed the presidential nominee on the senate floor as he believed elections have consequences. he warned the anthony blanca was a danger to the nomination in the service members. that is a quote. in this case this individual has actually been dangerous to america and to the young men and women who are fighting and serving it. these are the two men right now you are destroying our foreign policy, destroying our security and if they have our way, will destroy the entire state of israel in there leaking like hell, sometimes on the record sometimes off the record to try to destroy the sitting government, the elected government in israel, focus specifically on t

obsessed with barack obama again. it's always top of mind. sometimes he seems like he is running against barack obama, and sometimes he says it out loud. to your deeper point about the immunity question, he's saying, well, any president then could prosecute the previous president. first of all. >> yes. >> it's the justice department, not the president. we've said that a million times. second of all, if the president breaks laws, if the president commits a coup or takes secrets back to his beach club or meddles in the georgia election, or is found liable for sexual assault, yeah, that guy might be prosecuted. we like to think our presidents wouldn't do any of those things. this is a unique case that donald trump is trying to make a rule to keep himself out of jail, that he says would apply to all other presidents. >> let's bring in eugene robinson. gene, this is, again, donald trump once again detached from reality. again, thinking that, you know, world war ii is upon us and he is running against barack hussein obama. that's one part of it. we

we all know barack obama was there and sung "amazing grace."t know that president biden and dr. biden went to worship there. as you know, we may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning. he is a man who has seen so much pain, deciding to go and express that there is light in the morning. and so he is going to be here to express freedom. that black folks should be able to go and pray in their church freely, without having to look around their shoulders, worried about whether or not somebody has come to take away their lives just because of the color of their skin. and so it is going to be an emotional thing for us, mika. i think it'll be emotional for the president, as well, to come back to that church, to come back with those families impacted, to come back to the state of south carolina, and to talk about freedom. >> yeah. >> and the importance of freedom. if anybody knows freedom, black folks in this country understand the struggle. we continue to struggle for freedom in this country, and i think the president will speak to that today

pants and would not have allowed our sex to happen, so this was definitely not the first time for baracksolutely sure of this, despite the fact that rumors that obama is a person are not of ordinary orientation, they had been going for a long time, because they were still in college. obama wrote to his girlfriend that he makes love to men every day, but in his imagination. listen. i absolutely don’t care who lives with whom, but well, that’s everyone’s business. i'm talking about something else, i 'm talking about the fact that in all this there is always some kind of human flaw. i'm talking about who gets power over people, over the world, over war. you may ask, why did we start with gesen? yes, very simply, this is a small example of what exists in a circle. in your lobby, where hand washes hand, as a result turns into a global problem of the world lobby, the world globalist lobby, where hands washes hands, where they don’t want to notice the truth, where any lie and untruth, with extraordinary ease, for millions of people, for tens... millions of people, for billions , turns into the

it's not secretly barack obama.cretly going to be kamala harris in who knows how much time. it's interesting how this president is so underestimated while continuing to win the presidency and be president. >> why is that? she makes a good point. back in 2020, they tried to demonize joe biden. and voters didn't latch on to it. his approval rates are not good and it seems like the candidates want to run against somebody else. >> joe biden has always been a likable person. he has a record to run on in this election. at the end of the day, the republican party base we've seen is angry. there's a streak of anger and grievance that donald trump has perfected the weaponization of, over the course of the last eight years, or the last decade that he's been on the scene. that weaponization is something he's effectively harnessed again in iowa. looks like he's poised to do in new hampshire. that weaponization has been focused on -- focused on his primary opponents. he is ready to focus it on joe biden. >> do you agree this rep

barack hussein obama. i feel it's a matter of time. exactly, i feel that's the next tell, and i think it's the double indignation he's being challenged potentially but by a person of color where, the daughter of immigrants, a woman, i mean that adds to the venom i think. >> i think it ads to the venom uti'll also note nikki haley has not exactly leaned into her heritage. i haven't seen a lot of brown folks standing behind her talking about how she's a child of immigrants and what that means and what she bring tuesday the republican primary. >> true. >> but i do think it is the internal polling is he's scared but the question i always have is when a candidate decides to attack another candidate because they do have indicators this president is a threat, they also have indicators what is a viable attack, and i don't actually think in iowa and new hampshire the, ooh, she's a scary brown lady because that's what he said. he's attempting to other her in an attempt to say she is not one of us, she is not a white

, that his most infamous birther attempt, and the fact that it went from barack obama to barack husseinel like it was a matter of time, time your watches to the moment when -- honestly that's the next tail. i think it's in the double indignation that he is being challenged, potentially, but by a person of color, the daughter of immigrants, a woman, that adds to the venom, i think. >> i think it adds to the vendÔme that nikki haley has not leaned into her heritage in the primary campaign. she's nikki, not nimrod on the campaign. trail i a lot of brown folks behind or talking about how she was a child of immigrants in what she brings to the primary. but i do think, a little bit it is the internal polling. the question i always have, when candidates decide to attack another candidate, because they do have indicators that this president is a threat, they also have indicators on what is a viable attack. i don't actually think in iowa or new hampshire the who she's a scary brown lady, because that's what he said. he saying that she is attempting to other her in an attempt to say that she's no

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uh, baracks were also targeted in the second operation, employing missiles inflicting another preciselah's capabilities. in just one day hezballah struck five times back to back, 11 a.m. al-haddab and buston, and 11:40 am, ruisam site in the occupied labanese shaba farms, 3:35 p.m. the same site again, 3:45 p.m a gathering of israeli soldiers in shitula, killing and wounding number of. soldiers and 4 pm another gathering of israeli soldiers at jal al-alam site. now while the funeral of altil was taking place, israel was also busy at work. it retaliated with a drone strike in a town called khanduria. this was a targeted assassination which involved three hasbalah fighters and they were traveling in a vehicle in that area. anti-israeli hezballah operations can be summed up here. three - 678 attacks, 58 at the border sites with roughly 2,0 casualties and injuries of israeli soldiers, pretty obvious, israel is falling flat. what if there was a full hezbollah onslot and israel's anti-hezbollah operations? only 234 attacks resulting in the killing of 148 hezbollah fighters with 34 civilians

they voted for barack obama twice. i think that is unfair to these voters.but that is the message the dnc gave. can they fight back and restore or is south carolina going to say in front? i am friends with the south carolina congressman who helps joe biden win that big turnaround win in 2020. south carolina was not pushing for the change. new hampshire is hungry for it. south carolina meh. if new hampshire democrats confront this argument being made by the aoc side of the democratic coalition that these voters are not trustworthy, if they will step up and push back, i think it can come back. this is my opinion now. i think it was a mistake for new hampshire democrats to let the dnc treat their voters this way. that democrats would not push back and defend the primary. they lost it once and could forever. host: mike on our independent line. caller: interesting guest to have on, i guess a right-wing pundit. he brought up a good point on the 2016 election when biden was in fifth. there was a coalition against bernie sanders by the dnc. even barack obama would n

he reversed barack obama's border policies.o family separations. barack obama was criticized on the left as being the deporter in chief because he deported 3 million illegal migrants who are coming into this country. biden has completely shut down deportations. they're at record lows. he has all the same laws on the books right now that donald trump and barack obama had. it's a crisis of choice. is he choosing not to enforce the law. is he choosing to parole people into the country by the millions. is he choosing to not deport people the way his former partner did. and so, you know, greg abbott. the reason why this is resonating now greg abbott did something he nationalized the issue. he sent these migrants to chicago and to democratic strongholds and said we are not just going to suffer this whole thing in texas. >> this is a national crisis and going to be a national problem. and now you have a lot of democrats who are quietly cheering on the republicans. they won't say it but they want biden to do something about the -- abou

, so the they were not even in in their baracks and hazballah was able to pinpoint basically the areas where they were gathering and target them, and it seems that hazbullah always sees and we've seen from footage how the israeli soldiers, there's usually a big group of soldiers that are gathering together, they're not separated in order to make sure that they... some groups are safe and and so on, if they're targeted, there would be one casualty, not more than that, but it seems the israeli soldiers have not basically learned their lesson when it comes to how they deal with the... resistance whether in lebanon or in gaza, in gaza as well, we've seen how they gather lot, or even if there's a movement of soldiers, the resistance fighters are always able to basically pinpoint and hit them without them being able to know exactly where that came from. us military bases in syria have once again come under attack by resistance forces. the islamic resistance in iraq said it launched two drone strikes at the us bases in north. eastern and eastern syria. the group also claimed responsibility fo

, so the they were not even in in their baracks and hazbillah was able to pinpoint basically the areas where they were gathering uh and target them and it seems that hazbullah always sees. seen from footage how the israeli soldiers, there's usually a big group of soldiers that are gathering together, they're not separated in order to make sure that they um some groups are safe and and so on, if they're targeted, there would be one casualty, not more than that, but it seems the israely soldiers have not basically learned their lesson when it comes to how they deal with the resistance whether in lebanon or in gaza, in gaza as well, we've seen how they gather lot, or even if there's a movement of soldiers, the resistance fighters are always able to... basically pinpoint and hit them without them being able to know exactly where that came from. اذا هناك ازمه كهرباء انا اقول يعني انه الاحتلال من اطلق الرصاصه على الكهرباء وجعلها في حاله مرضيه كبيره منذ فتره طويله لم يسمح او لم يدخل الى قطاع غزه ولم يسمح الاحتلال بادخال اي بالتالي عدم اتاحه هذه المياه للتدفق داخل حدود قطاع غزه. طبعا هذه كلها