i also had a chance to ask barack obama's former vice president if there are any fans to plans to have the law's namesake barack obama try to come out and help himself, this new and improved version of obamacare and he said there are not. bret. >> bret: peter doocy live in des moines. thank you. one democratic candidate is making a surprising revelation to, former texas congressman beto o'rourke is disclosing a very personal connection to the issue of slavery and reparation reparations. correspondent kristin fisher has details tonight from capitol hill. >> to ensure that we know our history, our true story so that we stop visiting stop visiting injustices on future generations -- >> 12020 presidential candidate beto o'rourke announced in april that he supported legislation to study reparations, what he did not know is that members of his own family had a hand in those racial injustices. after an investigation by the guardian revealed that both he and his wife descended from people who own, he wrote last night "i benefit from a system that my ancestors built to favor themselves at the e

before he worked with barack obama, obama was clean, shiny and articulate.e biden has not been able to apologize to anita hill. so, much that the women of "the view" were like, use active tense. when he tried to tell senator harris, you're focusing on the past. no, education, that my father used to tell us, is one thing that a parent can give a child that no one can take away. he has a record on the wrong side of history of bussing. it's not a past conversation. considering we are having conversations about new york city being the segregated public school system in the country. we have seg garegated education even though brown v. board was passed in 1974. all of the fundamental policies and political opinions that he helped calcify over the course of 30-something years, he's now, that was then. now, let's not move too far to the left. but i need the nomination so i can move forward and fight trump and be the tough guys in the parking lot. before you get to the general, to fight the bully, and whatever performance of masculinity you want to have, you need to

former ambassador to washington suggest president trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. one game from glory — the cricket world cup final between england and new zealand is underway at lord's. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. the subway at a standstill and people stuck in lifts as a power cut hits manhattan for five hours. and coming up in dateline london in half and hour, the panel discuss what awaits the uk's next prime minister. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the mail on sunday has published more leaked messages sent by britain's former ambassador to the united states. in one of them, sir kim darroch suggests that president trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal last year to spite barack obama, describing it as an act of "diplomatic vandalism". the documents were published, despite a warning from police to the media not to print the le

it's the exact problem that hillary clinton had against barack obama in 2008. i don't see how bernie sanders transforms suddenly into a messenger that black and brown people will respond to. i'm not saying that because bakari is on the stage. i do think kamala harris is an undervalued stock. she got a lot of attention after the last debate. what you're seeing in those numbers effectively is, the question is who do you support, what you're really seeing is, whose name do you know now. >> exactly. >> she's a senator from california, but everybody knows bernie sanders' name, everybody knows joe biden's name. if i'm bernie sanders, that worries me. >> you said joe biden has name recognition. the president is making this about race, attacking elected officials of color. is he galvanizing the black vote by doing that? >> i'm not sure, just because he did this in 2016. he also tweeted out racist comments in 2016, the build a wall chant was very much about racial identity. in 2018, he tweeted out an ad that was deemed so race that is a racist that fox news wouldn't car

it's barack obama. hip-hop. these nonwhite, non-christian cultures and crunching on white america's one-time dominance and control over the american culture white americans still have most of the wealth but black and brown and gay and all sorts of other people were taking over what the country meant. what it meant to be american. and donald trump 100 percent got that because he shares it. in the 80s used to complain about the pan. japan is killing us. no one respects us in the world. china. he always had that same mentality. when he wrote down the escalator in trump tower and so the mexicans are rapist and they're coming over and sort of invading our country. the base got that and that's how they feel. they locate their pain, their sense of loss. they're not doing as well as their parents and they blame that on nine white migrants and so does he. what donald trump did was took advantage of decades if not a century of white resentment. growing white resentment against the culture and governmental assistance for p

in these m essa 9 es predecessor barack obama. it also highlights there we re messages it also highlights there were various splits amongst presidential advisers and the weight has apparently, according to these messages, did not have day—to—day strategy on how to deal with the aftermath of this. —— at the white house. these memos were published despite a warning from the police. that morning itself has become a hot political issue now. yes, sir kim darroch resigning, many people would have thought that this issue would have thought that this issue would have died down now and gone away. we now have a criminal investigation into what has gone on and who was behind these alleged leaks. as you rightly say a furious row about whether the paper was right to print it is on the one hand you have whether something is in the public interest or whether it interests a republic. the newspaper have said very strongly that the work they have published as any public interest and they were right to publish it. the assistant commissionerfrom the

former ambassador to washington suggest president trump scrapped the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was 8 months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. after more than five hours on court, novak djokovic beats roger federer to retain his wimbledon men's single title. his fifth in his career. good evening. welcome to bbc news. england has triumphed over new zealand in the cricket world cup at lords, their first ever victory in the competition. in an extraordinary nail—biting finale, the game was played to a tie, before being decided by a so—called super over between the two sides. let's talk to john watson who is at lord's. it was a real edge of your seat finish. couldn't have been any closer. absolutely. how are your nerves after that one? extraordinary scenes and an extraordinary finish to what has been a dramatic world cup, one that england, as you say, have one for the very first

briefly, and then i will open this up, ron walters and barack obama. walters writes about obama. ron walters passed away of cancer in 2010. he is around for the 2008 election and he writes his weekly column on black politics. he is both impressed by barack obama, but also disappointed that obama refuses to listen and understand that his job as president is to be open to a black agenda along with white agendas and other agendas. that is what he is disappointed by. he realizes barack obama is president of the united states, a point in hises writing but in his criticism of obama and also black leadership is that, as president of the united states you have to listen to multiple agendas and decide the importance of those agendas, what order you are going to tackle the agendas. so presidents of the united states listen to our meeting -- listen to armenians, americans, turkish americans, multiple constituencies. walters argues obama was being disingenuous when he argues that he couldn't advocate for a black agenda. he could only follow the law. walters said, in a pluralistic society, th

. —— the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama.ation from any size could lead to a serious confrontation. corfe and after more than five hours on court and then 25 game final set, novak djokovic beach roger federer to reclaim his —— retain his wimbledon title. —— novak djokovic beats roger federer. welcome to world news today. england have won the cricket world cup, beating new zealand in a dramatic finish at lord's cricket ground in london. with the teams tied at 20 over time known as the super over. as fa ns over time known as the super over. as fans held their breath, the scores we re as fans held their breath, the scores were level again but england claim victory because they have scored more boundaries, more fours and sixes. you delight among england supporters and despair for new zealand who had come so close to their own first ever trophy. let's go live tojohn watson who has been at the match. even for the non—cricketing experts, that was a truly amazing finish. unbelievable, absolutely stunning game of cricket and it seems

that's not what barack obama did. there are seven million barack obama voters in 2012 who stayed home in 2016. democrats seem to be ignoring them and fixating on these voters who have gone to donald trump. >> it depend what is democrats are you talking about. if you are talking about people who write columns or have think tanks in d.c., it gets a huge megaphone in the press am i'm in wisconsin now and spent time in the state. i spent time with republican canvassers. neither is thinking of things that way. they are thinking of the trump base and like trump and didn't vote last time. it's a persuasion campaign. they got started a few months ago in talking to voters ahead of 2020, the idea being you have the conversations and you get people who are not satisfied with trump or hillary clinton and you change the numbers. you mention the obama campaign. the emphasis is not anything trump did right in 2016, but obama's campaign registering two million voters in 2008 and 2 million in 2012. not we need to tack this message and

about baracked obama, and michelle obama is beautiful, and those children are great. that is the prize. people can'tblack just say that, because you elected the first black president, there is no black agenda, and walters says they are so enthralled, they are going to give this brother a pass. that is what he said. speaking just black vernacular, and giving your brother a pass, just because you it isack, this is fine, an in-house deal. andhen we think about obama black politics, walters pushed back, not because obama was trying to run as a black power president. he realized obama couldn't have one if obama raised the black power sign at the democratic national convention, if he came out on the white lawn with a that these-shirt, things would be politically disastrous. but it didn't mean that obama, because he was a black president, had to ignore a black agenda. that is fair criticism, and much different from some criticism that is trying to attack obama for not just solely advocating a black agenda, which no president can do. one thing walters reminds us is was he fel

joe biden has mentioned former president barack obama many, many times, particularly over the weekendand said he doesn't want president obama to endorse him. have there been conversations with barack obama in coming out and at least defending joe biden? have you thought about that? have you asked about that. >> i'm not going to get into the specifics of what vice president biden and president barack obama talk about. we are focused on speaking directly to the american people. vice president biden is running to be the democratic nominee and the tphez president of the united states of america. he's not raining for president obama's third term. he mentions his work in the obama/biden white house because it's an important part of his career. people wish perhaps that they could mention obama and talk about president obama in the way in which vice president biden does. but we are talking about his experience. we are talking about what he has seen firsthand. for eight years he watched him up close and personal. he worked with him hand in hand on a number of issues from the afford rbl care ac

former ambassador to washington suggest president trump scrapped the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was 8 months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. at lord's, new zealand take the key wicket ofjason roy as england chase a target of 2a2 to win the cricket world cup. pro—democracy campaigners keep up the pressure in hong kong, gathering in large numbers on the streets storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. novak djokovic is one set up in the final of the men's singles at wimbledon — this is live from centre court, where roger federer is seeking a ninth title. and at half four — another chance to see an extended version of laura kuenssberg's interview with theresa may, as she prepares to leave downing street. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the mail on sunday has published more leaked diplomatic correspondence from britain's former ambassador in washington — defying warnings from scotland yard that media organis

i'm the big guy and serve with barack obama.experience and will debate trump the flip side is what is senator harris' second act? noted, you don't want to come at biden again. you have to prove you have a bigg bigger, broader portfolio. can she have another good performance she built and plateaued. >> does she use an attack to build more or have a different strategy and does he maybe attack her? >> it's hard to know. i think he might attack her if she challenges him again but i think the target is clearly on biden's back tonight, and what he has to do is fight back, talk about his policies and then go big. go big against donald trump and show that's why a majority of democratic voters believe he can beat donald trump and has to prove it again tonight because he didn't prove it in the last debate. >> it's also -- david axelrod, elizabeth warren showing she's a leader, joe biden has to do the same thing. it's not just about plans but showing you're the one to take this on. >> he started off that way. he's the front runner and shou

everyone, barack obama raised those type of numbers he was raising those numbers. what you have is a large demographic field but pit look at all the number of money that democrats have raised, it equals with the president has raised me it shock me that mayor pete raised so much money but his campaign has issues when it comes to issues of race, some of the stuff starting with south bend. but i think it's also important to realize that we are running -- the fact that kamala harris raised $2 million alone of the $10 million after the debate shows we have a strong democrat of field and all of our candidates are prepared. >> ed: i want to put something else on the table, your party has talked a lot about russia, russia, russia, and joe biden talked about it to see and then. listen to this bites. >> that's he isn't doing elections in europe. look what happened in hungary. look what happened in poland, look what happened -- looks what's happening! do you think that would have been in my watch and barack's watch! i promise you it wouldn't and it didn't. >> ed: it won't hap

mentioning barack obama several times over the weekend saying he's going to let barack obama noticeudgment in choosing him as vice president speak for itself. we haven't heard though from barack obama. i understand he's not making endorsements, he's been very clear in that. but just in speaking up for vice president joe biden's character. >> no, not at all, steve. he has said from the outset that he was not going to endorse in the primary, and the vice president asked him not to. he wants to make the case. you know, but, again, the vice president's also not going to let anybody tear down the record of the obama/biden administration. and we're seeing attacks on the certainly from president trump. but, you know, there are some in this primary who, you know, who are criticizing the obama/biden administration. vice president believes that president obama was an historic president. and he's not going to let anybody tear down the obama record. and so, you know, i think you heard that clearly from him in south carolina, and i think you'll continue to hear the because, again, some of these

this is just the past few days. >> barack obama and i -- >> barack and i -- >> barack and i -- >> baracke? is that going to work? >> well, president obama still has a great deal of affection for his former vice president. i'm sure they like each other. but that doesn't mean that he should be president -- that biden should be president of the united states. what joe biden's got to do is he's got to offer a message for why he should be the president for the future, not the president for the past. we went through obama. democrats are pleased with obama. but we don't want to have another obama. we want to have a new president to move the agenda forward. and having somebody who takes us backward is not helpful. so if biden wants to move his campaign forward he's got to have new ideas, he can't just rest on his laurel. >> and jen, we've seen a ten-point decline in support for biden since the debate. and since that happened, since that decline you hear biden more and more going into the corner of barack and i, barack and i, barack and i. >> yeah. it's clearly become a safe place. it's like a se

former ambassador to washington suggest president trump scrapped the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. the chancellor philip hammond warns that the uk will not be able to control key elements of a no—deal brexit. close! close to my surely, this time! yeah, that's out! three wickets for england so far at lord's, as new zealand make a steady start to the cricket world cup final. a stand—off in hong kong between pro—democracy campaigners and police. scuffles have broken out for the second day in a row. iam not i am not qualified for this. it is very much like a playstation controller, like a video game. and sightseeing submarines — the travel show goes underwater into australia's great barrier reef. good afternoon. and welcome to bbc news. the mail on sunday has published more leaked diplomatic correspondence from britain's former ambassador in washington, defying warnings from scotland yard that media organisations could be prosecuted for doing s

back and say, barack obama won the black vote -- no. r interview, the frustration with michelle obama. >> yeah. >> remember the team's frustration that barack obama had to convince black voters that voting for him was in their best personal interest. because people vote for their very specific personal best interests. they don't vote for an idea. they don't vote for a symbol. they vote to make their household better. and so i think what we're seeing right now, these folks it's awfully early but what we're seeing in the polls is a lot of people -- if you put up the numbers again about, you know, the head to heads, right now it's joe biden who is the only one that's clearly ahead because a lot of democrats still believe despite his very poor debate performance believe that joe biden has the best chance to beat donald trump. >> and counter to the point that it's early, the ratings for the democratic debate were pretty high. people are watching. i think this is a presidency that has people on the edge of their seat. that's a little bit trump

even when you go back to barack obama and john edwards and hillary clinton, barack obama did not getport until he won iowa, right? so at this point joe biden is polling so far in front of everyone else that black voters are kind of saying, well, we're going with the winner because we think it's important to beat donald trump, right? this is not theoretical for us. we need the democrat to win. if someone else wins iowa and if someone else wins new hampshire, those candidates might see a surge in black support as those voters give them a second look. >> before i let you go, i want to talk about these new tweets from president trump this morning, this rant about congressman elijah cummings district in baltimore, victor so eloquently talked about them earlier in our broadcast. he said cummings district is a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess. if he spent more time in baltimore, maybe he could help clean up this very dangerous and filthy place. wesley this is an american president calling an american city disgusting. it's also a president who attacked four congresswomen because he sa

former ambassador to washington suggest president trump scrapped the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was 8 months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. in the cricket world cup final, new zealand set england a target of 2a2 to become champions. a stand—off on the streets of hong kong between pro—democracy campaigners and police. scuffles have broken out for the second day in a row. this is the scene live now in hong kong storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. the men's singles final is underway at wimbledon today — this is live from centre court, where roger federer is seeking a ninth title. and coming up in half an hour, victoria derbyshire finds out about the works that takes place at an adult eating disorder service in west yorkshire. good afternoon. and welcome to bbc news. the mail on sunday has published more leaked diplomatic correspondence from britain's former ambassador in washington — defying warnings from sco

former ambassador to washington suggest president trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. the chancellor philip hammond warns that the uk will not be able to control key elements of a no—deal brexit. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. close, surely, this time! that's out! just the one wicket for england so far at lord's, as new zealand make a steady start to the cricket world cup final. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things. not because they out easy, but because they are hard. and coming up in half an hour, the click team looks at the technology that helped put man on the moon. the israel palestine supporter everywhere. it is that thing, good morning and welcome to bbc news. the mail on sunday has published more leaked messages sent by britain's former ambassador to the united states. in one of them, sir kim darroch sugges

to barack obama.own campaign aides, what other democratic strategists said he should have done from the very beginning. so where was that on the debate stage? >> one of my favorite tweets was at one point during one of biden's early speeches was remember biden was famous for saying -- >> the reason this is going to keep coming up, we are in a moment where we are talking about race right now. that is not going away from the democratic party even if you look at the makeup of all the people who are going to be on stage again for the cnn debates. he needs to not only have an answer for all of his positions, all of the things that you tuqued about. he needs to be able to tap in to feel people's pain about where we are going to go forward in this country when it comes to this issue. if he is scared of it other than i'm the vice president to barack obama, that means people will be able to continue to attack him. >> how much of this is a little bit of style meaning people are looking at joe biden, you are str

ambassador to washington suggest donald trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal in order to spite barack obamaa man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was 8 months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. one game from glory — england's cricketers prepare for the biggest game of their lives — as they face new zealand in the world cup final. it's a culmination of four years of ha rd it's a culmination of four years of hard work, dedication, a lot of planning and it presents a huge opportunity to go and try and win a world cup. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. the subway at a standstill and people stuck in lifts as a power cut hits manhattan for five hours. and coming up in half an hour — the golfing journey of tommy fleetwood — from southport‘s municipal links course, to ryder cup glory. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the mail on sunday has published more leaked messages sent by britain's former ambassador to the united states. in one of them, sir kim darroch acc

if i'm good enough for barack obama, or barack, then take a look at me because i should be good enough for you because i was vetted by obama himself. >> so he has complained this is where he wants people to focus, these eight years, but he's complained on the trail his competitors are not. he says they just pretend like he took a hiatus from 2008 to 2016. >> well, they are. >> why are they trying to ignore his time as vice president? >> because they don't want to criticize obama, number one. everything obama did, biden was right there with him. and i think it's more lucrative quite honestly for them to go back in time and to look over a political record of 40 years and say, okay, well, what did he do on busing? what did he do with anita hill? we haven't heard that lately. i'm sure it will come up again. and he understands, he understands that that's lucrative for them to mine in a democratic primary. what he wants to focus on is the work he did with president obama, who was very popular with the base of the democratic party. but if you're an opponent of his, this is all about establish

african-american turnout in 2012 for barack obama, 74%.s a big gap. >> that's a big gap. >> and in that 20-point gap, you get way more than those 20,000 votes if you can go back anywhere to close to what obama got. is trump not just killing himself here by doing this? >> he is. you have to remember what's happening the last three years, there's been an excitement, an energy, even in the special elections we lost, democrats lost, people turned out. 2018 should be a huge awakening for donald trump because what did he do? double down on immigration and doub doubled down on the caravan. and in michigan and wisconsin in particular, those two states, african-american votes were down by more than 12 points. in wisconsin there was voter suppression as well happening in wisconsin where hundreds of thousands of people were not able to vote. what he's doing is really just going to excite the base. it's going to excite african-americans. every one white vote that he's trying to get, we should be able to he get two black votes from what he's trying to

some drawing parallels to donald trump's so-called birther attacks on barack obama. >> it's disgusting. it has no place in our politics. >> reporter: cory booker responded to the tweet with an sples expletive, saying kamala harris doesn't have anything to prove >> the smears against harris come as the issue of race takes center stage in the 2020 campaign >> reporter: front-runner joe biden has found himself a target, because of some of his past positions and comments. today on "meet the press" booker once again took aim saying the eventual democratic nominee should be someone who can talk open and honestly about race >> i'm not sure if vice president biden is up to that task. >> reporter: race relations driving the debate as the campaign intensifies >>> tonight the terrifying florida sheriff's pus. nbc's kathy park has the dramatic story >> reporter: this routine traffic stop in central florida on saturday quickly spiraled out of control. >> put your hands up >> reporter: body camera footage from seminole county sheriff's deputy shows his ordering the driver, rocky rudolph jr. to turn

she remembers that moment that changed it for barack obama being south carolina.was a very important conversation, victor, that we had. and she let us know who she is. we talked about various things. she's got a black agenda that she's rolling out. so she's really trying to get the black vote. she talked about housing yesterday. but she's also going to talk in the near future about entrepreneurialship, access to capit capital. >> very important. we heard a plan from elizabeth warren talking about diversifying federal contractors. so enjoy the rest of the day, april there in new orleans. and thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> yes. thank you, victor. take care. >>> still to come, escalating tensions with iran as they breach the terms of the nuclear deal for a second time. what this means. hing] i'm looking at that truck! wow! that's awesome! this 4th of july, celebrate in a new chevrolet. oh wow! they're all really cool cars. woo, i love it! i can't stop staring at it. spectacular deals are on display now at your local chevy dealer. wow! time to upgra

. >> reporter: as trump touted the historic nature of his visit, he claimed that president barack obama also sought a meeting with kim jong-un, but the north korean leader had rejected him however, obama aides say that is flatly untrue and that the former president never pursued a visit or even a meeting. >> nbc's hans nichols, thank you for that >> the 2020 democratic candidates are rallying around senator kamala harris this morning coming to her defense afternoon the president's son shared a controversial tweet questioning her race some saying the message has echos of the birther conspiracy against former president obama nbc's mike gutierrez has a look. >> reporter: riding a fresh wave of popularity, senator kamala harris was at a gay pride parade in san francisco, but didn't address the issues surroundi her ka campaign. kamala harris is not an american black. she's half indian and half jamaican i'm so sickle of people robbing american blacks like myself of our history. it's disgusting. the tweet then retweeted by the president's son, donald trump jr. who added, is this true? wow. har

president donald trump of ditching the iran nuclear deal to spite the former president, barack obama.his according to a new report from the daily mail. darroch called mr. trump's decision an act of quote diplomatic vandalism. let's go live to london and let's talk about the implications of the allegation itself. the leak suggests mr. trump made the critical decision out of personal spite for his predecessor. >> george, that's right. that comes from this new set of leaked cables that were published in the mail on sunday. i'll show you the front page, you can see that trump axed the iran deal to spite obama. this is part of a two-page summary that came after boris johnson was visiting the white house to try to convince the americans to stay in the iran deal. the summary as you noted shows that kim darroch, now the former ambassador to the united states, believed that trump pulled out of the deal just based off of personality and that he accused the white house of having no plan "b." and we're sort of seeing the results of that with the tensions in iran. a foreign office saying they want

do you think -- president obama, barack obama became president, 2008.ht that was real progress, right? if first black man -- first black man in the white house. what's gone wrong? >> what's gone wrong, actually, what's gone right. gerry: okay. >> corporations own the presidency regardless of if it's democrat or republican in office. so, you know, you had barack obama, but he till had these allegiances and these responsibilities to those he was beholden to. same thing with donald trump. the only thing is donald trump went crazy with his executive orders and kept his base happy. president barack obama did a hot, but, i mean -- did a lot, but, i mean, this is not a post-racist utopia where black men are getting choked to death in the street. people like sandra bland are being hung in jail cells, when our kids are going to jail quicker than college. this is institutional. this is not about poor decisions. black people were set up to fail since day one in america. they brought us here, and when they figured out they had no use for us, they threw us in jail c

by lira so not many can say they have serenaded nelson mandela and barack obama the cheek and she joins me now in studio welcome to the africa i'm so excited that you're here you're here i watched you play perform at the concert hall last night here in berlin and your music just has this feel good vibe right if you switch your pages to it but that's really all of the music that's deliberate that's very deliberate it's really on purpose growing up in south africa in the eighty's i think i got a taste of life that was unsavory and i made a conscious choice that i didn't want to add in the need to be true to the world and i found just shifting one's focus towards the positive actually makes for a positive lifestyle if you will write great that we're going to talk more about your music in a 2nd but you know you've also become a champion for black women in a sense and i wondered why do you think that so many people relate with you as a role model in that sense i'd like to think i'm a champion for women period irrespective of color. and the reason that is being the case is because i've found

that helps barack obama. you can argue that that policy continued to help this president, although he did other things that continued to help it outperform. so how much do you give the federal reserve and it's novel approach to dealing with the meltdown? >> the federal reserve has a huge role to play. i'm no expert. what i do cover is politics and we're going into this presidential election coming up, the president is claiming victory as we heard both sides are claiming victory. the federal reserve will play a big role what we see going into 2020, democrats will hammer the president not necessarily for the economied but for his policies. they say he's not prepared. they're saying that he the dictating by twitter. we'll see them going at that. we'll see the president pointing out his strong economy. i think the federal reserve is underneath all of that. >> neil: we'll see when all is said and done. guys, thanks for taking the time. we see a record expansion that continues. it keeps going on and on. i've heard

he said barack obama, despite loads of evidence that barack obama was not born in this country. barack obama happens to be african-american. that was not a habit, that happens to be the whole deal. campaign rhetoric, if you need this one explained, you have been living on another planet for the last year-and-a-half, three years. remember, this was in charge of the trump organization suit curiel was his last name. he says he can't be fair because he's hispanic. he was born in indiana. regardless. pocahontas talking about elizabeth warren repeatedly does it because she has issues of her native american heritage. the muslim travel ban. his administration says it's not a muslim travel ban. president trump says it is. charlottes victim, donald trump saying both sides were involved in this bad people on both sides. well, it was a white supremacist rally. protesting the tweets about puerto rico. they should be glad for what we give them. they're barely in the united states. donald trump talking about people coming from s-hole countries. why couldn't more people come from countries like

the first thing is, we bring back the model project that barack obama had in place that worked very well as an alternative to detention where 98% of the people showed up for their court date. and secondly, we need a surge of caseworkers. beto o'rourke has suggested this. caseworkers for these various cases so they can be followed. so they follow the rules, and they're taken care of. and we know that this -- you know, deterrence is a strategy of trump. and how does he think he's going to deter people? by making them go through agony. this is not america. it needs to stop, period. >> jacob soboroff. >> respectively, to both the senator and the congressman, both of you served when these facilities were already in place. in 2014, president obama had a surge of unaccompanied migrant children in facilities just like this and we saw pictures just like this. so, these conditions are not new. i do agree with, senator boxer, president trump has made this worse than ever before. congressman curbelo, i have been to that homestead facility in south florida, i was just there last week. where are child

mccain's campaign and bitterly disappointed to watch as he characterized john mccain vouching for barack obama's character during 2008 campaign, he felt as though john mccain need today get down in the mud and needed to run a nasty against obama and his chicago-style machine politics, if he was going to win, mccain had a very different outlook on how campaign should be run and in 2012 it was a similar story, romney define bid the obama reelection campaign successfully so and trump who famously came out and endorsed romney in one of the most awkward moments any of us had seen in politics, romney was telling campaign, they are slaughtering and romney never did fight back and romney showing and trump pulling the trigger and really running after threatening for doing in decades, the republican party was weak, it was spineless, that these standard bearers of the party were not willing to fight and intangible quality in politics but impossible to quantify for me or for your or for some of the colleagues who traveled the country and talked to republican voters, after 8 years of obama conservative voter

before that he served as a top diplomat in the state department for many years under president barack obama and he worked directly with the saudi you a yemen war issue from the state department so he knows the issue 1st hand it is quite familiar with it so it's significant that way as well while this was an amendment that went through and it would ban the sale of u.s. weapons to saudi arabia at least these munitions air to ground munitions this won't go into effect immediately this is just a successful amendment now what is going to happen and this is important it will go now to a debate between the senate and the house of representatives where they will come up with a compromise final defense bill and it's unclear if this amendment will make it into that or not we'll be watching that very closely and of over the coming. days

we disagreed with barack obama on a lot ofthings that he did . the policies, as our conference chair laid out, there are a lot of policies we had disagreements on area with peter pelosi and her socialist democrats we had disagreements with alot of barack obama's policies. but we never disrespected the office . i called them on the president of the united states as we all did. if he asked us to meet with him at the white house we went. we express our disagreements in a respectful way, but what they continue to do to go after them personally, to call for impeachment from day one, the next they won the majority, they work even in office they didn't even have the mueller report that they thought would show collusion which did not . and yet they still want to keep going down that road instead of working with us to improve the daily lives of hard-working families. withthat now i'll bring up the republican leader , mccarthy.>> the morning, thank you for joining us. this new democrat socialist majority continues on their quest to destroy and erode the ga