e de economía y energía, elogió a peña nieto ,lo mismo que el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama dio una nota al referirse del tema y la situación, de sudamerica si te parece vamos a ver cómo dijo el presidente barack obama, refiriéndose a venezuela . ♪. >>> quiero tomar esta oportunidad para hablar de la situación en venezuela y ucrania ,la violencia de esos dos países, que estados unidos rechaza, venezuela en vez de enfocarse en sus propios fracasos, el gobierno debe enocarse de problemas legítimos del gobierno venezolano, hacemos un llamado a liberar a los manifestantes detenidos, todos los partidos debe ntrabajar juntos para frenar la violencia y reestablecer la paz . (habla en inglés). >>> el año que vienen ya tendrá oportunidad entonces de tratar otros temas, y la agenda será peus distinta ,ahora en canadá hace un momento salió el automóvil que lleva a el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama al aeropuerto de toluca y abordará el avión, también va rumbo al aeropuerto ,se despiden asij los tres mandatarios, que fue la reunión hace un rato, de una fotografía bonita, e

. >> por otra parte, el presidente barack obama no puede olbigar la medida, pero sí hay algo que puedeer la acción diferida a otros grupòs. >> por ahora las palabras del senador schumer no son una reliad. >> los republicanos deberían hacer algo por todsa la gente que estamos esperando, nosotros llevamos más de 20 años esperando, uno se deprime y esperamos, que se pongan los pantalones y si van a dar algo que lo den y si no que no habñlen. >> john boehner dijo que el presidente barack obama primero debe ganarse la confianza de los republicanos antes de hablar de una reforma migratoria. >> el presidente barack obama dijo que no tiene las armasa ejecutivas para aprobar una reforma migratoria. >> en el condado de alameda se llevaron a cabo reformas por la llamada acta de confianza, el alguacil no podrá detenr gente e informar a ais. >> estamos contentos que el alguacvil haya escuchado a las personas. >> sólo mantendrá a una persona detenida a la espera de ais si ésta tiene un historial criminal. >> fue liberado el guardia por apuñalar a alguien, por determinarse una defensa propia, la víct

en méxico para protestar y exigir la reforma migratoria a el presidente de los estados unidos barack obamaunciaron varios acuerdos, acuerdos para agilizar el comercio en la región, integración educativaz, financiera y el medio ambiente, hasta un acuerdo para proteger la mariposa monarca, lo triste es que se habló de la reforma migratoria para la mariposa monarca, pero muy poco de la reforma migratoria para las personas, para los once millones de indocumentados en estados unidos, el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama si idjo que el tema es personal para él porque mucho de sus colaboradores son hijos de inmigrantes mexicanos ,pero hasta ahí, ahora cuál debe ser la postura del gobierno mexicano ante la parálissi del a reforma migratoria. >>> el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama ha sido el peor presidente de los estados unidos, regan nos dio reforma migratoria, clinton rescató a méxico del abismo, obama, el rey de la deportación . >>> es muy chistoso, lo decía alguien en el periódico el otro día, es extraño ver la buena imagen de el presidente de los estados unidos barac

it goes what the importance of who follows barack obama.that is democrats are now so consumed with keeping this streak going. the old democratic party was so full of sort of fighting back and forth, they've become a much more stylistically cautious and conservative party because they're now in a lot of ways the majority party nationally in this country and that's why you see them, to borrow the old bill clinton phrase, falling in line, not falling in love. >> up next, a sneak peek at the headlines to come. our reporters empty their notebooks, including proof jeb bush is taking a hard look at trying to follow in his father's and his brother's footsteps. >>> our big goal here is to keep you ahead of the curve on big political news. each week we ask our reporter to share a nugget from their notebooks. i call it "tomorrow's news today." >> i have been fascinated and bewildered swla omewhat by the constant drip drip drip of the hillary attacks, leaking stuff to bill. they haven't understood history. actually when you attack anything with bill, i

i voted from barack obama, and i'm from chicago originally. i'm astonished at how this has turned out. but frankly, president obama has always put programs ahead of principles in my view. he has good motivations, he really does believe in what he is trying to achieve. but how he is achieving it is what is important. he is not the first, you could say, that worked in the white house. but he has succeeded in many ways others does not. he succeeded in things that his predecessors tried and failed at. >> professor rosencrantz, we have 28 actions on controversial obamacare. he basically jumped into a civil war in libya without congressional approval. he decided doctors can ask their patients about whether or not they have guns at home. the list goes on and on, not to mention the fact that drones can kill american citizens, i mean, at what point can it be clear to anybody that these actions need to stop? >> well, meaggyn, the clearest my mind on the obama extensions, he has repeatedly extended the deadlines in the statutory texts. >>> you have the co

viaja a california para dar a conocer plan para palear la sequía >>el presidente barack obama llegor la intensa sequía que afecta al valle, el gobierno federal anuncio ayuda millonaria para hacer frente a esta sequía >>a decir de agricultores y jornaleros dicen que esto no sirve de mucho pues ellos enfrentan el riesgo de perder el trabajo >>presidente llego al valle, pero a kilómetro los campesinos temen por sus tierras >>la sequía que enfrenta california es la peor en décadas y esta obligando a tomar al estado medidas difíciles >>esta agua cae en la pata de la mata, acá no echamos para ahorrar >>el despido y no contratacion de trabajadores agricolas es una medida >>el presidente no trajo soluciones, si promesas de alivio >>cien millones de dólares para productores que sufren por la sequía, y bancos de alimentos para familias de trabajadores sin empleo muchos hispanos. >>la comunidad latina en esto es la más afectada >>el dinero no compra la lluvia, la ayuda fiscal es poco segura para campesinos como el >>como nosotros no sabemos más que lo del fin >>y en su paso el presidente barac

their frustration is not that barack obama is sort of a moderate.heir frustration is that barack obama is engaging in his revolutionary activity a little too slowly for their time line. they want to see him move farther and faster than he already has with the fundamental transformation of the nation. >> he is not buying into the theory that the far left holds that we, america, we're the problem and we. >> what are you talking about, bill? obama done.basis for look, the extremists left. >> monica. >> on which barack obama is a part. >> it is not. >> here is where you go off the rails. >> individual liberty over the collective. they will don't believe capitalism over socialism. they don't believe in america super power status over having the united states just be another country. if you can't deal with that and if you can't about barack obama, then i can't help you. stop, all right? you are both wrong. >> you know what i said, you just said about the fundamental transformation of the nation. what do you think is he doing? what do you think the last fi

. >> in 2008, barack obama was elected as our 44th president and he and first lady michelle obama went into the history books as the first african-american first couple. one year into a second obama term, the first lady continues her focus on childhood obesity, support for military families, and access to education. good evening and welcome. tonight is the final installment in our year-long series, "first ladies: influence and image." we finish appropriately with the current first lady, michelle obama. we will learn more about her biography and how she has approached the job in her six years in the office so far. let me introduce you to our two guests who will be with us throughout that time. they are both journalists who have covered the first lady. liza mundy is a biographer of michelle obama. her 2008 book was called "michelle." krissah thompson is a washington post journalist who covers the first lady as her beat. we will start our program with a clip and this is from 2008. michelle obama in a campaign speech talking about her own personal story. >> all my life i have confronted pe

somebody bought a nine or seven or nine days ahead of barack obama's speech somebody bought millions of options on it so and none had been traded for years beforehand so somebody knew and place gas that people would be dumb enough to pry it because they heard barack obama say this is a form of insider trading because they knew that those letters and y. are a would be repeated in the press millions and billions of times the way that the algo bots work these days they're just computers that scan twitter they see and the news and they look for these recurring patterns and then they just place bets accordingly and no human set down to say wow barack obama made a speech or a reference something that had the same symbol as a stock with no connection i think i'll buy it now it's done purely by computers for computers and the profits are booked in people's accounts they're trading in his arm for measure their trading and high frequency trading which is a which is a fraud they're trading on seeding the public discourse with fraudulent stocks and bulls which is also a fraud look people knew fo

. >>> hoy el presidente barack obama , arribo a la cumbre de líderes de américa del norte en toluca , seguridad y los puntos buenas tardes , un gusto saludarlo donde se desarrolla este septimo encuentro de líderes de américa el presidente de los estados unidos presidente barack obama , enrique peña nieto y steven harper de canada se habla de la reforma energética y la economía . >>> los amndatarios realizaron el recorrido , cómo el cosmo vital donde se analizaran diversos temas y después los 3 mandatarios regresarán a sus lugares de origen desde la capital de méxico entre los mandatarios de américa del norte gracias joaquin tras su discurso el presidente barack obama hace tan sólo unos minutos para reforzar obama también condeno la violencia en ucranía así mismo califico de falsas las acusaciones contra diplomaticos los 3 mandatarios , que la fuerza económica en los 3 países debe ser una fuentre de prosperidad . >>> está mañana las autoridades encontraron el cuerpo sión vida de un hombre se cree que la víctima era un indigente al hombre lo declararon muerto en el luga

i voted from barack obama, and i'm from chicago originally. i'm astonished at how this has turned out. but frankly, president obama has always put programs ahead of principles in my view. he has good motivations, he really does believe in what he is trying to achieve. but how he is achieving it is what is important. he is not the first, you could say, that worked in the white house. but he has succeeded in many ways others does not. he succeeded in things that his predecessors tried and failed at. >> professor rosencrantz, we have 28 actions on controversial obamacare. he basically jumped into a civil war in libya without congressional approval. he decided doctors can ask their patients about whether or not they have guns at home. the list goes on and on, not to mention the fact that drones can kill american citizens, i mean, at what point can it be clear to anybody that these actions need to stop? >> well, meaggyn, the clearest my mind on the obama extensions, he has repeatedly extended the deadlines in the statutory texts. >>> you have the co

barack obama to some extent is on the sidelines.ill clinton is organizing at the grass roots level, raising money, finding candidates. >> there is an old phrase. i love that. if hillary runs for president here is reince priebus with andrea mitchell last week. >> is that a legitimate issue rehashing the '90s if hillary clinton becomes a candidate for president? >> i think everything is on the table. i don't see how some get a pass on anything especially on today's politics. and then some things might be new. >> if that is sitting in the wagon. i doubt they have anything on hillary clinton? >> i think the goal here is to make clinton about the past. if you make a candidate, tie them to the past rightfully or wrongfully it sort of puts a drag on them. so their idea is to say clinton old news, old allegations, doesn't matter if the allegations have nothing to them at the time. in the 90s pitching documentaries, videos that accused the clinton's of killing dozens of people to cover up their corruptions. it doesn't matter that was all pat

. >>> activistas y religiosos pidieron un fin a las deportaciones al presidente barack obama. >>> se las deportaciones. >>> hoy van a deportar a 1100 personas, y mañana también , a la misma gente, entonces es un problema que afecta a nuestras comunidades. >>> uno por uno fueron arrestados, 32 personas en total, pilar fue una de ellas, su esposo está detenido y está a punto de ser deportado. >>> ahorita como no está tengo que ser padre y madre para mis hijas, él era como mi brazo derecho y ahora es muy difícil. >>> esta familia mexicana tiene dos pequeñas niñas. >>> se me rompe el corazón cada vez que me preguntan por su papá, no sé qué contestarles. >>>a nte la inactividad del congreso para una reforma migratoria piden al presidente barack obama que use su poder y que con una orden ejecutivo evite la deportación de familias. >>> vamos a presionar al presidente y al congreso hacia una reforma migratoria justa, porque lo necesitamos para el bienestar del país. >>> el presidente barack obama dijo que hay varios temas que no se pueden lograr con una orden ejecutiva y una es inmigración.

you never heard that about barack obama's wife, michelle obama. i think that that is part of the traditional african-american experience. so she serves as a validator for him in many ways. and so that was important. >> so what would you like to add about the robinson family history? >> just as you say, her family's history is quintessential in that some of her family stayed in georgetown and there was a train depot close to town and at least one of her male ancestors, i think he would have been -- i can't remember if it was her great-grandfather not. he traveled to chicago and that is where the trains went and was able to settle in the south died where there was the meatpacking plants and all of that industrial labor and there is a lot of racism and different wage scales for black men and white men. but it was better than the south. and then the robinson family was able to establish a very broad and rooted family so that when they were first going out that was his epiphany for him and experience to be in such a rooted family where your uncles were

i love him. >> stephen: barack obama.(applause) >> stephen: well, governor, good luck. >> thank you. >> stephen: please come back once you're the governor again. you just got the colbert bump. >> all right. >> stephen: governor charlie. >> governor charlie crist, fhp% captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. oh, we have a fine program tonight. my guest elizabeth kolbert author of sixth extinction about how we as a species doomed ourselves. it's a beach read really. [laughter] wanted to wish good health to young bob costas. he dropped out of tonight's coverage due to a nasty eye infection. i told him, bob, do not wash your face with the water. [ laughter ] but bob is all, i'm eight-time sportscaster of the year b

that is kind of troubling, you have to say, and that is to suggest that barack obama is more disliked nugent. and you would rather be associated with nugent than be associated with obama. let's assumet that is true for a moment at least in the context that he gave. what that does say is there is a conconstituency in the republican party that believes that they like the things that ted cruz has said and willing to look out and look over those because of his support of the second amendment compared to barack obama. if that is true, who are these voters? what is it that they want? how does that reflect on the texas constituencies who say this is what we think voters are all about in texas? it is as karen said a political calculation from greg abbott trying to make an appeal and to excite the far right of the republican party in order to win now and in november. >> going back to that point, karen, the fact is if the president was as unpopular or more unpopular than ted nugent in texas they certainly aren't unpopular for the same reasons. so clearly it is a statement about a candidate that

barack obama is resident and no one saw him coming.t was funny, she thought that in 2008 and it did not quite happen. we will see what happens in 2016. i want to put this list up again now because some of these issues are issues that the president has agreed on and there are many number one, border security. people believe in border security. entry-exit tracking system, maybe we can debate that. employment verification and workplace enforcement, they are making people around the country get voter ids to vote. if you are an undocumented worker, you will not get past point number three. tell me why you think the entire list is nonsense. >> it does not take into account that the 11 million workers that are here, residents, they are productive. they work. they pay taxes. tavis: no doubt. they pay taxes, but they do not receive the benefits of those taxes. undocumented immigrants do not qualify for medicare him a social security. -- medicare, social security. they are putting more into the system than they are getting. they are being punish

>> la falta de confianza que existen entre la cÁmara y la administraciÓn y presidente barack obama nos de esa falta de confianza hay un grupo bastante grande que seguimos trabajando para tratar de encontrar la fÓrmula mÁgica de legislaciÓn bipartidista que pueda conseguirla mayorÍa de la mayorÍa que es la Única forma que podemos avanzar y tambiÉn un grupo de demÓcrata que lo quieren hacer y que podamos demostrar a los colegas no importa si la administraciÓn quisiera o no quisiera hacer cumplir la ley lo van a tener que hacer cumplir, creo que lo podemos lograr a pesar de todos los problemas que tenemos. >> sino logramos una reforma migratoria gran parte de la culpa serÁ atribuida al partido republicano y esto les podrÍa costar las elecciones de este aÑo y del 2016. >> la cuestiÓn de culpa no me preocupa tanto como buscar una soluciÓn, bipartidista para por fin parar las deportaciones parar la reparaciÓn de la familia ayudar a la economÍa de estados unidos a crear empleo que esto harÁ la reforma migratoria y asegurar la frontera de estados unidos. >> el congresista luego gutiÉrrez anunc

well i think you mean in the parlor barack obama himself has to say is his spirit. holds true here which is that france has become in recent years. one of the more dynamic the young actors in it the only indian in an ally for the united states in its special security security operation in particular an orphan after but also an accomplished in the comments of other other more more clandestine operations france is the largest military force military capabilities in europe for his time military boxes everywhere else are going down his future germany italy to be true of united kingdom says so far it has emerged as a significant factor alongside denies its subordinate courts morning after a long united states and some security operations in which he was united states is trying to create the afternoon on a napkin in the middle east a division of labor. the division of labor which allows for per share in the atlantic alliance. and they will be on the front side. vb as you can see our furniture and yet it wasn't for this important issue to essentially when i'm eighty i'll k

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barack obama does not like these state dinners. >> reagan had 30. barack obama has had 6.irst of all, they are complex social engagements and he gets tired at the end of the night. also, it is trouble from the salahis, the chinese, and another level of complication. they want this to be about syria, iran, trade negotiations with europe. this is this sort of distraction that obama does not like. he likes his tight group of friends. this is uncomfortable for him. >> anyway, thank you very much. coming up, we preview the state dinner and bloomberg view columnists debate immigration. ♪ >> welcome back. we will get to margaret carlson and ramesh ponnuru in a moment, but first talking about the visit of french president francois hollande coming to the united states, sans companion, after the scandal with his actress girlfriend. >> he's not married. he had given a semi-official status to the previous girlfriend and it's pretty clear there will not be another first lady, first girlfriend, whatever. he's coming alone and he's managed to put this back into being a private matter. >>

one focus is president barack obama's effort to have a trade pack that would include the u.s. mexico and dan doctor. the three north american lead eggs are discussing great ways and tomorrow we will have a view from city hall and barbara boxer will call for raising the minimum wage at the commonwealth form columbia right next to fairy legs in the thermal. the report is from the nonpartisan congressional office, president barack obama and senate democrats are pushing for the minimum wage to be increased from $7 $7 and 2016, it could eliminate half a million jobs. >>> 40 with interest workers are about to see much smaller paychecks. starting money they will make 200 less on clerical and maintenance workers workers say they are getting $800 less during a pay period due to previous concessions. >> you are now giving me an option to choose between my medical care and other options. what do we live on? >> the city is preparing for that possibility. >>> it happened last night and an 8 of the. computer strain and it is not clear what led up to that. >>> they are honoring one of of the

while we have been experiencing especially since the 2010 election is barack obama governing by fiat. he cannot get legislation passed. doing isas been writing executive orders. many ast written as george w. bush. he has one signing statements and executive orders, which are didn't -- different animals, and if he writes one that creates the dream act, that is one executive order, but it is a sweeping one. tinyorge bush wrote five ones, and barack obama creates the dream act, i take the five over the one. this entire concept of the numerical thing doesn't add up. that henow, he called had a hand in you have a phone. he called 2014 a year of action. 2012 is a year of action. biden's summary of -- summer recovery, this is going to happen. -- remember when he said there was more than one way to skin a cat. after the election of 2010, he was asked about cap and trade. he couldn't get cap and trade through the democrat congress. it died in the south. this is an important point. the founding fathers were right. law sets the boundaries of which they have to operate. if the agencies operate al

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larry, back to you. >> we appreciate that. >>> a new new york times poll says president barack obama roval is down to 41%. i believe that's the second lowest ever. 51% disapproval. clearly obama care is killing them. i think his negative coattails are going to drag the democrats down in november. 6% say the law is working well. that's all you got out of that. here now is former obama campaign aid, terry jeffrey, editor and chief, dr. scott gotley with us. let me finish off the 6% in the cbs poll, new york times. not exactly a far right gang. is obama care working well? 6%. now good things but changes needed, 50%. people think you know, you could tweak this and salvage it. however 42% wanted an entire repeal. now, oii want to go to you on ts because you're in the repeal camp. i suggest republicans adopt a three year moratorium. stop the mandates, stop everything. stop the madness as i call it. that allows you to do both. you might wind up repealing it. after three years you might keep a couple things like the pre-existing conditions and so forth. wouldn't that be a good strategy rather

. >> organizaciones de jornaleros y agricultores piden al presidente barack obama que pare las deportacionesa blanca respondió en un comunicado que la acción diferida no es permanente, recalcando además que el congreso son quienes pueden reformar el sistema migratorio de manera permanente. >> hay becas que pueden ayudar a los dreamers. >> queremos que todos puedan estudiar y preparse mejor. >>las becas cubren los costos de los libros, artículos necesarios y la escuela propiamente tal. >> y un nuevo anuncio cayó como un balde de agua fría por la modificación de la manera de postular a ser ciudadanos. >>el forumarlio n200 es diferente, aumentando la cantidad de páginas a rellenar. >> vamos a ayudar a las personas que necesiten más ayuda para poder entregar sus solicitudes completas. >> sin embargo los abogados de acciones ciudadanas muestran preocupación. >> cuando hay más hojas, hay más posibilidades de inducir a error. >> los contenidos de las hojas adicionales son referentes a la seguridad nacional, además de saber quiénes son los familiares de las personas que quieren postular a ciudadanía

barack obama is the one that figure the out how to use him.ut as a surrogate but don't let him do a lot of freelancing or intervies with the press. if she can get him to do what he did on the 2012 campaign trail and we go deep into that in the book, she will serve herself well. >> interesting nuggeting about david petraeus, former head of the cia, commander in afghanistan who had to resign because of his extramarital affair. he says she would be a tremendous president. that's a real endorsement for somebody that she showed a lot of the kindness to actually when he went through his own disgrace. >> yes. she wrote him a note actually and she said, i've had a little experience with this, which we thought was a really interesting moment. she does that. she tends to warm up to people. she might not be as gregarious as her husband but very much a retail politician in her own way. >> bottom line here, is there anything that says she doesn't run? is it just a matter of time? >> watching the olympics it's like the ski jumper. she's in the crowd. she's

ha deportado casi 2 millones, ¿cree que la presiÓn pasarÍa de los republicanos al presidente barack obamaea. >> entonces por quÉ lo tenemos allÍ en el congreso si no quieren hacer su deber, su trabajo, ¿para quÉ tenerlos allÍ? jorge, esto no es asunto de decirle al presidente por favor haz algo que no puedes hacer completamente, Él no es congresista, Él no puede cambiar la ley, Él puede tratar de caminar dentro de la ley, pero eso no es algo permanente, en los dreamers, bajo daca, no tienen un alivio permanente, necesitamos el congreso, reformar las leyes, y en eso los republicanos no pueden decir, ahora es tiempo para el presidente, hasta los republicanos han dicho, si el presidente trata de hacer algo para poner en alto las deportaciones con sus poderes ejecutivos los republicanos tratan de rechazarlo, asÍ que es difÍcil para el presidente, ha dicho todo lo posible para decirles, por favor republicanos, estamos listos de trabajar con ustedes. >> ahora lo que estÁ tratando de ser, es ser realista, o sea, si escucho que los republicanos no quieren votar y entiendo que ellos tienen en esto

dólares y los cargos serán presetntados mañana >> abogados de los jornales piden al presidente barack obamae inmigrantes que dicen que si tiene la facultad para extender la acción diferida, tenemos las implicaciones de dica acción >> el presidente barack obama tiene la autoridad de la ley y la constitución para detener las deportaciones de millones de indocumentados afirmó la primera petición legal al departamento de seguridad nacional que suspenda el proceso, el documento que elaborado por abogados para la red nacional de jornaleros, realizan acciones contra las deporatciones bajo el lema ninguno más >> el presidente tiene el poder para suspender las deportaciones de indocumentados. >> este hombre esta en proceso fue arrestado rumbo a una reunión evangelica >> tengo 2 hijos americanos, esperemos que el presidente escuche la ausación >> el hecho que haya tenido la acusación y que tenga el apoyado, pone una presión adicional para el presidente barack obama para que detenga las deportaciones >> el movimiento laboral es un aliado clave y piedn que actue como lo hizo con los soñadores >> millon

she's got to have three big issues that don't look like barack obama's issues.on't think she has that. i don't think she really is going to be able to appeal to the left and the base of the party. i think there's a 30, 40% chance jerry brown would be -- he's a little old, would be ideal, right personality, right state, right performance. there's going to be a challenge from the left. >> one of the challenges for hillary is the bill clinton of today is not the bill clinton e.j. was just talked about. he was a moderate democrat president. harold ford was the upcoming star of the democrat party. today bill clinton is out there doing events with bill deblasio, the progressive mayor of new york city. so the interesting thing is over the last ten years, through the iraq war, through the primary challenge joe sestak put up to joe lieberman, through the rice and fall of howard dean how the democrat party has become so much more progressive. >> it's the democratic party and i think that that misread who's bill clinton was. bill clinton always had a strong populist streak