the people around barack obama thought he was going to win the primary. even the people around hillary clinton thought that. the only exceptions to that rule really were bill clinton and hillary clinton who as they were campaigning over the course of those last 72 hours, they felt like they could feel something shifting in the electorate. bill clinton new politics in the new hampshire better than any place on the planet. everywhere they went he felt the tide turning. they were the only ones who weren't completely surprised when she won that victory. she bounced out of new hampshire with one of the most remarkable comebacks anybody has seen in presidential politics. people at that point -- it would change shortly but people thought hillary clinton is on her way to restoring, being able to put back together her rightful place as the front-runner. as you know, things got a lot more complicated after that. >> mark halperin, maybe with mitt romney's february win in michigan a parallel to what barack obama faced two months after hillary clinton winning the new

he will not be able to out-spend barack obama. that won't work. he tore me down in iowa and florida. he tore rick santorum down in michigan. he won't be able to out-negative obama. i think that's why a romney candidacy in the end is sort of a dead end. the key will be who can debate him in october, cut through all the advertising, and force the president into a position of defending a record that is not very defendable. i think most people believe i would be a better debater, better explainer of conservative values and that i could carry our message against obama in that setting. my hope is to continue to gather delegates, and next weem we'll go to mississippi and on to kansas, and our hope is to continue gathering delegates. i have been told we can sweep texas, and then we can go a week later into california. we already have, for example, 17 hispanic co-chairs across the state. we are working hard to organize the whole state congressional district by congressional district. i think a lot of these delegates are soft, they are not legally bound, and

, pero los hispanos reconoen que no tienen mejor amigo en el gobierno que al presidente barack obamaaio, el funcionario público más anti hispano en estados unidos, y ellos diciendo públicamente que su forma de lidiar con los inmigrantes indocumentados es un ejemplo para ellos. >>>ppero por dos años este presidente tenía una amplia mayoría y no lo usó, cuando lo tuvo no lo hizo, la diferencia es la retórica del presidente es una cosa. >>> caballeros. >>> pero no se puede definir la hoja de trabajo del presidente basado en ese tema, principalmente. >>> no sabe lo que agradezco a ambos que hayan estado aquí los dos, tomamso como 5 minutos de los 3 que teníamso, muchas gracias por siempre hablar esto, con esto pausa y también tienen que volver a enfoque pronto, ya regresamos ♪. que volver a enfoque pronto, ya regresamos ♪. >>> un anuncio hecho por le presidente barack obama podría beneficiar a cerca de 3 millones de propitarios de viviendas, además ayudar a miembros de las fuerzas armadas, en cuanto a inmigración, esto dijoa lory montenegro. >>> el presidente barack obama dijo que si es

let's go back to 1991 when barack obama was president of the harvard law review. during that same year, obama spoke in a protest, in support of a controversial professor, derek bell. we will dig into the late professor's controversial views. but first, let's take a look at a very rare piece of video. this is an edited portion of the future president's introduction of bell that was released earlier today. >> the black law student who is organize an orientation for the first-year students. a lot of punishes who spoke at that orientation was professor bell. i remember going up to the front and not giving us a lecture, but engaging us in a conversation. and speaking the truth and telling us that he -- [inaudible] this place, that i have carried with me ever since. now, how did this one man do all of this? how did he accomplish all of this? he hasn't done it simply by his good looks and easy charm. [chuckles] >> although he has both in ample measure. he hasn't done it simply because of the influence of his scholarships, although his scholarship has loosened up new horiz

and here this is belated velgt of barack obama, but it must be done.eople must be aware of his radical past, radical associations even today. look he has chosen to be his czars. he has chosen the most radical of the radicals in certain areas of expertise, sean, that is who is running this country today. this is no wonder that people are starting to feel less and less certain about the future of america. the future of our economy, the future of any opportunity that we have to be energy independent. the future of the sovereignty of the united states of america, based on who it is that barack obama surrounds himself with today. he has chosen these people because what went into his thinking through those college years, through years probably before his college years, and his community organize, what went into his thinking was this philosophy of radicalism based on the people whom he chose to be around. he has chosen now to help country. we knew about in 2008. i first interviewed reverend wright on "hannity & colmes" in march of 2007. and then we went black

as you indicate indeed book, this was a speech barack obama had wanted to give for a very long time. >> it was. i mean, he was really -- as he got closer and closer to being the party's nominee and felt like he was on track to get that, he knew that the question of his race, being the first african-american in the party's history. he wanted to give a speech. he's a high-minded guy. he had been grappling with race and identity. he felt it was a teachable moment. the question was when it would come. reverend wright sz explosion onto the political scene was a peril. he felt in the obama campaign because of the delegate math he was destined to be the democratic nominee but hillary clinton was staging big comebacks. she was winning the ohio primary. she was winning the texas primary. there were a lot of states in the future that hillary clinton was going to be very strong in. and there were still a lot of superdelegates that hadn't decided what to do. there was a chance if there was some controversy that erupted that disqualified obama as a democratic nominee, that was the only thing that

that's barack obama's view of freedom in america. we need -- we needed someone who can go out and take president obama on. someone -- someone throughout the time that i've been in public life have stood for free markets. anybody familiar with health savings accounts? well, i was the author of health savings accounts 20 years ago when i was in the house of representatives. it's a system that believes in bottom up, believes in free people having their own resources being able to make health care choices themselves having the flexibility and the freedom because they control the money not insurance companies and not the government. that's what works in america, 300 million consumers controlling costs not one 15-member board put together by barack obama to ration care to everybody. i believe, i believe in the american people. barack obama and unfortunately -- well, bless you. thank you. unfortunately, barack obama and the other person competing against us here in illinois does not believe in free people making their health care choices. as

to go up against barack obama. [applause] that strong conservative has to have a vision for america. has to have a positive, uniting vision. it takes on folks like wall street, right? who stood up and said, when things got tough, and when folks said the climate is changing, and everybody was saying, man-made global warming. different sectors of our economy to make sure we do not have too much co2. co2, according to this administration, is a toxin. go tell that to a plant. [applause] when all of the winds were changing and everybody was running and sitting on couches and passing carbon caps in massachusetts, i did not go with the climate change. it is not climate science, it was political science. i said no. [applause] when the greatest threats of all hit this country a couple of years ago, when this administration and shoved down the throats of the american people obamacare, i was out there saying no. i have been out there for 20 years. 20 years standing up for free market health care. anybody ever hear of health s

a good night for barack obama? >> this whole primary season has been good for barack obama. if he wins this election, we will look back in february and march as the point where it turned around. >> ok, this will be the time we see it starting to turn around. that is what the white house is hoping for. thank you for joining us. you have been watching our special super tuesday coverage. >> stay with us. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles.

barack obama admitting-- in fact if you are lacking for damaging obama footage, there's hours of it, in hd. >> the first executive order that we are deciding-- the close do detention facility at gain tan mom-- guantanamo in the interests of justice i hearby order it. >> jon: yes, something the president lans-- plans to do by the second quarter of 2000 and never. sean, this conspiracy goes all the way to the top. do you know who the obama's have in the white house residence all the time? someone with their own bed. >> america's new first dog bo obama, a portuguese water dog. >> jon: portuguese! oh, i guess they don't make dogs in america. (laughter) >> jon: portuguese water dogs a pure breed, you know who likes pure breads, hitler. (laughter) >> jon: and where do they speak portuguese? brazil. with brazil, that sounds familiar, because it's where they cloned hitler. (laughter) >> jon: we'll be right back. (cheers and appl >> jon: welcome back. you know with all the focus on the republican race for the white house, journalists have taken their eyes off the man currently in the white ho

y por las investigaciones del gobierno de barack obama. millones de admiradores de chespirito rezan por su recuperación y hospitalizado en la ciudad de méxico. comenzamos. >>> este es su noticiero univisión. con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas. >>> que tal buenas noches comenzamos el noticiero con el tema que hoy en día está en boca de muchos. los altos precios de la gasolina la mala noticia, es que seguirán subiendo. la buena o potencialmente buena que el apreciaba rax obama dice que tomara medidas para rebajar el precio dunivis crudo. la corresponsal blanca rosa vilches habla de los factores que han llevado al alza de la gasolina. nunivision@@noticiero univision vuelta de la esquina ennoticier yunivisionunivision@@ vaciero ui precios. han aumentado 14%. >>> precios que en un año electoral como este, le sirve a los republicanos, para crítico caro al presidente obama por su política energética. univisionur >>> 9 dólares y 99 centavos por gaun es elivisioun plaion dno pn ivisiodijo@@ gingrich. la secretaria de estado. dijo por su parte qu

support a candidate who support the economic few chushgs and i believe that candidate is president barack obama. >> and i want to bring in jessica yellin and from the white house perspective, it seems that president obama was quick to reach out to the woman who testified and the women on the hill who rush limbaugh had attacked, and was that about politics? >> well -- look it is hard not to see it through the political lenses in this environment, and you know the democrats will say, how could the president resist this opportunity, anderson, because the republicans as gloria have made the point, have handed them this issue. they had a religion issue to begin with when the president first came out with the contraception mandate and then they turned it into this ongoing women's health issue when the republicans went for this blount amendment. but the bottom line is that you have to look at a it through the lenses of the suburban swing vote, and suburban women voters will be a key swing vote. both sides are going after the demographic and no surprise that both sides are working this issue as best th

, pero también no tienen al presidente barack obama haciendo lo que hizo rick santorum y mitt romneyp>pero freddy por dos años, este presidente tenía una amplia mayoría en ambas cámaras, y no lo hizo, gastó su capital político en ambas cosas, la diferencia, es la retórica de este presidente. >>> no puedo definir la hoja del trabajo, del presidente, especialmente cuando sabemos dónde está su corazón y sus sentimientos sobre la comunidad latina. >>> no saben lo que agradezco a ambos, tomamos como 5 minutos de los 3 que tenemos, y muchas gracias por siempre hablar de estos temas tan importantes, además, tienen que vover a enfoque, pronto, ya regresamos ♪. ♪. >>> y ahora, para repasar los últimos números. >>> claro, josé, ohio siempre es un lugar importante, lo fue en la última batalla presidencial, ahora lo es en el supermartes, hasta el momento mitt romney, con un 38%, 37% para rick santorum, 15% para newt gingrich, y ron paul con un 7%, está prácticamente para cerrarse esto, vamos a ver cuáles estados han ganado cada uno, newt gingrich ganó solamente 1, que es georgia, vamos a repasar

. >> sulema: una de las críticas que los opositores del presidente barack obama hacen en este año denoamérica es pésima, los derechos humanos, la democracia, y las libertades están siendo amenazadas, y el presidente no está enseñando el liderazgo que realmente necesitamos. >> estás equivocado la mejor forma de escribir las políticas de obama es que son constructivas por ejemplo con cuba, durante su gobierno se ha logrado levantar algunas sanciones, y el envío de remesas, este tipo de iniciativas son positivas. >> estamos viendo ahora y tiranía en la isla de cuba, lo que necesitamos es que el presidente barack obama diga que nunca se va apoyar a la tiranía, estos socios no representa los valores. >> podemos hablar de cuba todo el día, lo que se sabe es que washington está recompensando la tiranía, y se está llevando a que mejore la economía, hablando. >> hay países como ecuador y venezuela que apoyan el anti americanismo en el propio gobierno, y no podemos ser indiferentes a lo que está pasando, el hecho de que no hay elecciones libres ni democracia, es preocupante para el hemisferio

, not obama, president barack obama -- i don't understand. these republican candidates, mitt romney, he said around talking about obama care. there is no suspect. it is the affordable act health care. we have been looking for health care for 70 years and why is it such a nasty were all the sudden? the same model that he has, the president almost endorsed his. how could you get rid of something that you said was good for your steak but is not good for the whole country? if it is good enough for one state, we are all in the same union. host: to the call and that is what rick santorum has been talking about with red mitt romney and it was in -- and it is an issue that will come up in the general election guest: mitt romney point is that he believes in states' rights. rick santorum said the precursor of obama care was romney care and mitt romney does not like that term. host: republic in line, welcome to the program. caller: i have at least two points. host: we will not cut you off. caller: i voted for newt gingrich and i hope the day to all the w

who can beat barack obama.'s very difficult to imagine that the governor who used teddy kennedy as his adviser and designed romneycare as the forerunner to obamacare will do very well. frankly, senator santorum, who i like personally, i think has a hard time explaining why the guy who set the all-time record for losing pennsylvania, somebody who took a balanced budget, which i left behind and as part of the leadership ran up a trillion dollars in deficits and was part of the largest defeat in watergate as part of the leadership. i think it's a question of who can beat barack obama. i think the case i'm making on gasoline, the case i'm making on an american energy policy, is effective. if you watch the white house, for two weeks now, we have had them responding. the president spent his saturday speech attack my proposal to get gasoline below $2.50, axel rod's campaign manager was attacking me permanenty on sunday. we have a program that would get gasoline below $2.50. i think here in louisiana, i am making the c

just because i interview jeremiah wright. >> was barack obama president? >> sean: he wasn't. with bill ayers and don. >> if they went to a cocktail party. >> or start a political career in your house? >> i think some of the people you see me hang one. i am stunned because i know some low lives and some high lives. >> sean: so i can't be president. >> all baloney. >> i can't be friends with someone that lives a lifestyle that you two don't agree on. how dare you. you are eliteist. >> capital, new york city police headq he wrote on september 11th, 2001, i don't regret setting bombs. that is president started his career. >> hopefully that day, he didn't say, i agree with bill ayers in 2001. did he say that? >> so bill ayers says something. because jay wants to be "a" a funnyman and he wasn't to be offensive. he is more successful being offensive than being funny tonight. so when he tells people they are horrible and he picks on angela outside the hallway it carries into the studio. that is what we had here all night. we had this argument in the lobby so it's a meaningless argume

you aren't really sure whether the reason -- they were never sure whether she was conflating barack obama's name with joe biden's name and turning him into o biden like obama or whether because he's irish, because of the irish association. i just think that it's funny that for all of the concern they had over it that she made that mistake and literally nobody noticed. you can go back and watch the tape of the debate and you'll hear her do that. i don't think there was any press coverage of it whatsoever. i don't think anybody mentioned it once. it's funny the way campaigns sometimes obsess over things. i understand exactly why they were obsessed over this, for the reasons mark said. but in the end, because she gave such a strong performance in that debate and had -- there were flaws to that performance for sure and ways you can poke holes into it. by and large she kind of fought joe biden who was thought to be not just a very experienced politician, but a solid debater, she fought him to a draw. in that context, given the concerns they had about her and some of the difficulties with her in

somebody calculated if the work force were the same size today that was the morning that barack obama be 10.8% real unemployment and when you count the dropped out, one out of five. they don't realize hou world economy. there are lot of different challenges in the obama policies. remember he was at a 1.89 gallon gasoline the day he came into office. we have had the most expensive year for gasoline was 2011. if hoe it keeps going up this summer, this economy will crater again. he is in really difficult situation on the economy. >> sean: tuesday, alabama and mississippi you won the big prize on super tuesday which was your home state of georgia which you said was pivotal for you. what you see happening unfolding now as you look at the delegates with governor romney having a third of the necessary to win the nomination? what do you see going on here and what will you need to do take the nomination away from him which is you are campaign trail trying to do? >> first of all, i'm very grateful, carried 156 out of 159 countries and all the money spent by romney, people shrugged him off. i th

he's destroyed his ability to beat barack obama.howed up for barack obama than showed up for the republicans, that's because of the negative campaigning that's been going on. let me put this calculation on the table. the hurdle for newt gingrich or rick santorum to catch up with mitt romney is only equalled by the hurdle of mitt romney to arrive at the convention with the proper number of delegates. it is not in rick santorum's interest to drop out of this race. it's in his interest for newt to stay in the race and collect as many delegates as rick should do to keep mitt romney from getting the requisite number of delegates to arrive in tampa. in doing that, after the first ballot which mitt romney will fail to win, then rick santorum would have a genuine chance at winning an open floor fight. he doesn't have a chance otherwise, he has no ability to beat mitt romney and his organization and his money. >> rick -- i just have to follow up with that. of course he has the ability to be -- you look at michigan, ohio, romney bombed santor

mariane as voters over 60 barack obama energize them. and then raise the hope and then on the other cited inouye not letting lobbyists come to the white house instead come to starbucks so they are little turned off perceived by of lack of change. they have stood alone debt and need jobs. they told me. if you talk to rock the boat to they will tell you young people are liberal. there is one group but what i found they would vote for republican and if they gave them reason. if there is a republican candidate who did not stress the social issues young people from 35 have moved on about the debate of gay marriage, abortion, they are in a different space. they are concerned. >> even though libertarian. >> that is why they like ron paul. >> guest: people say it is because he was to legalize drugs. that is dismiss if. they like him because he is the truth teller. they tell me over and over we want to politician to tell it straight. >> host: interesting. the fourth group? slightly older based out of ohio the. >> reagan democrats what we traditio

our only opponent is barack obama and we are committed to removing him from the white house. ers and applause] >> over the last week, president obama and the white house seem to have gotten that message. they have stepped up the rhetoric against newt and his plan to maximize american energy production. yet, it's clear, americans are eager to develop our abundant energy resources. -- that's right. newt is the only candidate with the experience and knowledge necessary to rebuild the america we love. [cheers and applause] he has a successful national record of creating jobs, balancing the budget and reforming our government. today, we need a leader with bold solutions to create a better future for all americans. i believe that leader is my husband. please welcome, former speaker of the house and the next president of the united states, newt gingrich. [cheers and applause] >>> i'm delighted and congratulate them on the 54th anniversary, it's wonderful to have them here with us, i want to thank michael siamara who helped us put together a campaign here in alabama. it's quite an eve

president barack obama and the prime minister are holding talks today. >>> president barack obama said he does not anticipate any sudden or additional changes to the timetable for drawing down u.s. troops in afghanistan. those comments came during a join news conference with british prime minister david cameron in the rose garden this morning. mr. cameron said he believes nato can achieve its goal of keeping afghanistan from again becoming a haven for terrorists. the u.s. and britain have the largest military presence in afghanistan. >>> the pentagon says an afghan drove a stolen truck on to a british airfield today where defense secretary leon panetta was landing for an unannounced visit. defense secretary leon panetta landed safely and proceeded to the u.s. base camp leather neck next door for a town hall meeting with troops. british commanders say the afghan drove the truck into a ditch near a ramp where the plane was supposed to park and that the driver emerged in flames. troops put out the flames and searched the truck but did not find any explosives. they're trying to determine i

she would give barack obama the election he wants,s which an election that's about the republican, notbout obama and his economic record. sarah palin, to her credit, saw that and stepped back and realized that -- and very few politicians actually put country before self these days. she did. she stepped back and said, you know what, i can be the power behind the thousand thrones opposed to sitting one. if she rethinks that, we could be back where this whole thing started. i think she'd be polarizing again. >> okay. it's not happening. these candidates are not going to suddenly step out of the way and say, oh, sarah palin, right. we forget about you. how about coming in and rescuing the republican party? the people who work for these candidates, these candidates themselves have fought a hard race. you don't walk in and rescue the part. it they won't do it for mitch daniels or chris christie. anybody who got in now would probably lose. if you wait until the convention, come on, don't think so. >> i don't think for a second she was seriously thinking she's going to be drafted at the conven

that's the argument barack obama made in 2010. things are bad, everybody is miserable, but if i was in charge, it wouldn't be as bad. even though we're going in the right direction, if you change horses, you'll go a little faster. >> so people judge events by events. >> it's not something you can spin. you can talk about iran and syria, spin it this way or that way. people know. >> they know how they feel about the economy. as we've seen in politics in the past, sometimes public perception is out of sync with what the economy is actually doing. sometimes they think it's worse than it is or better. if they feel it's a positive trend line, they don't want to turn around. you're right. mitt romney's arguing has to be that he's going to accelerate. >> sorry, david. here he is. he put out a statement today. he put it out by paper. quote, president obama promised that he would turn the economy around, but millions of americans are struggling for work and the economy is not adding jobs at a efficient pace. what would a second obama term

guess what, a tough primary, a little bit of drama actually helped barack obama. now we're suffering the consequences of that. >> schieffer: and others have said that. but john mccain is the only republican i've heard to say on camera what some other republicans have said to me off camera. that is, the longer this thing goes on, the harder it's going to be for us to win. >> i love john mccain, but john mccain's old former advisors during the '08 race were also saying that the democratic race is helping john mccain. look what happened four years ago. we put america to sleep with our... with our primary four years ago. barack obama and hillary clinton nearly gouged each other's eyes out. what happened? he won. look at all those governors from wisconsin to ohio to michigan to pennsylvania. primaries make candidates stronger. it forces the media to talk about our candidates. it keeps the focus on barack obama which is what at the end of the day this election is going to be about. it will be a referendum on whether people are better off today than they were three or fo

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