. >> barack hussein obama is elected the 44th president of the united states and becomes the nation's first african-american chief executive. >> i think the world said america has come of age, to think that this nation who had the legacy of slavery and segregation, had elected a black president. >> i thought he was a statement for this country that was such a good, powerful thing, the sense of optimism, and, my god, this is a really great country. >> obama energizes the electorate through a sweeping campaign, promising hope and change. behind the scenes his team leverages the power of big data to target voters and secure his victory in the landmark election. >> president obama got through multiple hurdles. number one, the doubts that even african-american voters had as to the viability of black candidates. number two, the lack of name recognition and that name. barack hussein obama. >> it's been a long time coming, but tonight, because of what we did on this day, in this election, at this defining moment, change has come to america. >>> the rise of the internet in the late '90s yields

>> the president's name is barack hussein obama, so, uh, anything goes now with names. >> hinojosa: you finished school here in the united states, and your whole life, you have been going to visit india as that place where your parents came from, and then you basically decide, "i'm going. i'm going back." and there's that moment when you're on the plane ride going back and somebody who is returning home looked at you and they were, like, "what are you doing? you're leaving the united states to go to india?" >> this guy... i was filling out my landing card to arrive in bombay, and he kind of looked over and he asked for help with his, so we got to talking and he said, "so what are you going to do over there?" i said, "i'm going to go live there." he kind of looked at my american passport and he looked at me and this data point that i was going to go live there, and he almost thought that i had made a kind of ticketing mistake, and he was, like, "no, no, no, we're all trying to go that way." >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) >> you know, and i... in a way, i didn't yet have the vocabulary to tell

and also, both her and barack hussein obama who is a radical is the comic muslim should be charged withting laws repeatedly. >> let's go to the others line. >> reporter: imac chilly very worried about the future of our company. the fact that we have someone who wasn't it politics and somebody who is in politics and is clearly guilty of most of the charges that have not been brought against her but the american people are smarter and we can see clearly that government correction is happening. >> host: here is tara, next up in rocky mount, north carolina. a donald trump supporter. >> caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i just want to say that i think that donald trump is going to make an amazing president. you can tell by the rallies that he has everybody fired up. people note that they want. i'm getting ready to go to a rally in north carolina tomorrow. he is doing a wonderful job. i think he really hit the nail on the head with anyone voting for hillary, they have to be crazy. >> i appreciate your calls the comments the cv. more tomorrow morning on washington journal. we been s

the president wanted to give nuclear weapons to iran and used a dog whistle by calling him barack hussein obama. do you apologize for saying one of the ways that we could combat is to set up a contraception to mexico? >> i've been very involved. if we execute these it is to our benefit. >> you said one of the ways we could combat is to send free contraception to mexico that's different from how you are characterizing it right now. we simply can't afford at the time that we need greater bipartisanship and dialogue to have a senator who has a decades long history of saying inflammatory things that doesn't help us. people who were the victims in the chinese dumping of steel and manipulation in the currency, they want to know what is going on and those families are out of work and trying to figure out how they are going to pay their mortgage let alone college money and to hear these things isn't useful. >> [inaudible] the other issue that you disagree on [inaudible] >> we've got three debates scheduled, two up in chicago and one downstate is my understanding. >> we have several coming up [inaudible

so then in the deep story you see someone, barack hussein obama, who seems to be -- whose job it is to be impartial and supervise the line for everyone. but you see him waving to the line-cutters. he's their president. he's doing for them, and he's leaving me out. in fact, i'm kind of like a minority group although i don't talk about minorities. i'm sort of back there, especially as a white man. and, in fact, isn't obama one of those line-cutters himself? i heard time and again how did he get to harvard? his mother was a single mom. they didn't have two cents to put together, and how did he get to columbia? something's rigged. something's rigged. so he's one of them, and he's not representing me. so another thing in this -- and somebody turns around who's ahead of the line and looks back and says, oh, you're just a southerner, you're ill-educated, you're ignorant, and you're a redneck. and then you just feel whipped, you feel insulted, you feel marginalized, you feel what i came to call kind of an honor squeeze. all the sources of honor to which you turn are locked down. first, you wan

he used a dog whistle by calling the president barack hussein obama. i mean, he consistently over the years -- and do ways we can combat illegal immigration from mexico is to tod free contraception mexico? >> over the years, i have been very involved in family planning abroad so that women another countries can decide to have smaller families. i think if we execute these programs in mexico, it's to our benefit. >> you said one way to battle immigration is to offer free contraception to mexico. this is a serious time. we simply cannot afford at a time when we need greater bipartisanship, greater dialogue, to have a senator who has a decades long history of saying inflammatory things. that doesn't help us. who traveled to china to talk to chinese not to buy u.s. bonds because they are not backed. in hanoi, when steel mills shutdown of chinese manipulation of their currency, they want to know what is going on. those families are out of work, are figuring out how are they are trying to pay their mortgage. to hear these things is not useful. >> candidates u