>> trevor: oh, snap, "barack hussein obama."t's how you know you're in trouble, when fox is calling you by your full government name: "barack hussein jihad nairobi kenya obama, get your butt down here right now!" now, as you can tell, fox news hasn't been this excited since the last time colin kaepernick bent down to tie his shoe. but here's the basic idea of what this is about: they're claiming that when obama was president, he illegally used the power of the justice department to spy on his political enemy, donald trump. and if you're thinking, "wait, didn't we already do this a year ago and they called it name "spygate"? yeah, we did. if we can have five spider-mans and 30 batmans, then why can't trump bring back his favorite conspiracies, too? but, basically, right after the election, the intelligence community discovered that michael flynn-- trump's 2016 national security advisor and "guy most likely to punch a little league umpire"-- was having secret conversations with foreign powers. and now you might be wondering why th

"barack hussein-- next, next, next. john edwards-- now this guy sounds like he's got it."the thing i wish more people understood: black people are asking for equality, not charity. they're not asking people to hire black people just because they're black. they're asking companies to stop not hiring black people just because they're black, because even with the exact same qualifications and a resume that's exactly the same, the only thing that blocks people is having a black-sounding name. i mean, why would anyone even want a workplace with no black people in it. you need at least one person who knows how to dance at the office party. and, also, what if zombies show up? you want them to kill you first? so it's enough of a challenge getting your black foot in the door of corporate america, and if you're lucky enough to find your way into the office, good luck finding the ladder. >> only 3.2% of executives and senior leaders in the u.s. are african american. >> there are only four black c.e.o.s in the fortune 500-- only four-- and no black women. >> there are too few opportun

she left the family when barack obama, the president's father, who was author also barack hussein obama. >> grandparent and kenya died in 1979 in 2006, president obama ever meet them? >> no. he never met his kenyan grandparents. he got there in the 80s when his grandfather was already dead. the very early days of his life but he didn't get back to kenya until both of his grandparents went on. >> for barack obama, sorry, honey interviews did you do over the past four years? >> almost 400. i had a wonderful assistant, gabriel who helped with some of the later interviews in specific parts of the story but i traveled all around the world, everybody i could find in every part of the life of president obama, his parents and his grandparents. >> barack obama senior was born in 1936, was his childhood like? >> from an early age, he was dealing with western culture and the british, his father was difficult to get along with he was lucky in the sense, he got into a good school in the area and although he never totally finished, he was a very smart student. you have that sort of clash of old and n