>> i am. >> i, barack hussein obama, do solemnly swear. >> i, barack hussein obama, do solemnly swearg the inauguration take place, seeing him being sworn in. a lot of people in general that, to be frank, never thought this day would come. >> i remember suddenly a tear comes down my cheek, and i was like, what was that? you know, i'm a journalist. i'm impartial, which i am. but i was struck by the history of the moment as an african-american. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god? >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> on the day of the inauguration, i walked up to president obama and said, mr. president, will you sign this? it was just a little piece of paper. and he wrote on it "it is because of you, john." i said, thank you, mr. president. the election of this man changed so many people and inspired so many of us. >> it is my great personal honor to present the 44th president of these united states, barack obama. >> he was nervous before the speech also because it was really cold. and t

bush y laura bush. >> (trompetas) ya vemos ya llegada de barack obama y michelle obama tambiÉn >>> (hablanush han creado un programa para crecer lÍderes a travÉs de sectores y partidos en que tuve el privilegio de participar entonces ahÍ estÁn tratando de nutrir el bipartidismo para gobernar >>> ahora vamos a escuchar la presentaciÓn de barack y michelle obama. (trompetas). (aplausos). (aplausos). (aplausos). presidente nÚmero 44. >>> ahÍ acaban los nÚmeros en cuanto a presencia el 45 no va a estar >>> los presidentes que quedan con vida solo jimmy carter no estÁ porque tiene 96 aÑos de edad sigue trabajando sigue aÑos pero tampoco puede venir a un viaje a washington, dc con su amada roselyn pero estÁn viendo por televisiÓn espero por noticias telemundo >> (risas) >>> tengo entendido josÉ que son 5-6 presidentes que su vicepresidente ha sido electo muy pocos >>> mira quÉ maravillosa imagen los expresidente saludando >>> un momento han emocionante de tanta ceremonia escuchar esta toma de posesiÓn para mÍ josÉ es la primera vez que tengo la posibilidad de cubrirla desde washington realmente

and yet it clearly has an impact. >> 51% of republican primary voters believe that barack obama was notted states. >> you see, he's hammering president obama over his birth certificate although the officials in hawaii say there is no controversy. >> now, to some people this was an absurd, fantastical notion on its face. to others it was deeply offensive and frankly racist. but there was also a crowd that was very hospitable to it. >> daddy was a kenyan. makes him an illegal president. he needs to step down! >> it was not the kind of thing you'd hear a speaker john boehner or senate leader mitch mcconnell voice. but they also didn't push back vociferously against it. >> how do you think it comes to be that this kind of misinformation gets spread around and prevails? >> i have no idea but i take the president at his word. >> they won't endorse it but they won't repudiate. they won't say it's wrong. they'll say something like, i take him at his word. >> the state of hawaii has said that he was born there. that's good enough for me. the president says he's a christian. i accept him at his w

agreed to that and then just in the last days of barack obama's time in the oval office he awarded him the presidential medal of freedom and many people thought that would be the capstone on joe biden's political career but here we are he has no president joe biden the 46 president of the united states and he will soon be the resident in the oval office and making the decisions in the oval office and perhaps taking couple hardasses advice before he makes a final decision but he is aware of the we of the office he's talked about many times about barack obama he's aware of the decisions and he knows the importance of the calls that a president has to make more often than not they are simple clear cut calls but every so often every day once in a while they sometimes involve life or death and joe biden is aware that that is an all.

keep pushing nato against the wall and kind of shaking shaking them out for money that began with barack obama as the obama administration led by joe biden because he was such a big foreign policy guy to get nato to nato members to start paying more their fair share of that 2 percent line that donald trump always talked about was a barack obama era policy same thing with tariffs with china. approach with russia i think a lot of these things that we saw under the trump administration are going to continue again in a different frame different way different kind of rhetoric more trying to reach out more or less transactional less 0 sum but the policy itself is really i think in a large part going to stay the same so the tenor if i understand correctly is going to change we expect that to change. by and large foreign policy will in the 1st couple of months remain the same how from the vantage point of this country germany you don't you get the you get the impression that they feel you know once bitten twice shy type of sentiment you know reliability predictability is something that culturally is v

there's the image that barack obama tweeted out. president obama's vice president, she said wait a minute, first black man to be president and you're even considering this. game, set match, the answer is yes. hillary clinton saying this morning i can't wait to call him president biden. it was her instagram post yesterday, a photo of kamala harris and she said let's sit with this for a moment. tomorrow kamala harris will be the first woman sworn in as vice president of the united states. with so much vitriol and the polarization of america, it was interesting to see the comments underneath that. a lot of people thanking hillary clinton for some of the path she has paved. joe biden, as barack obama talked about, his empathy, how he complimented barack obama when they were together in the white house. joe biden talking afterwards at length, even when the cameras were off. he talked warmly about hillary clinton, said she would have been a great president. he said he does believe this time, this moment perhaps is meant for him. >> terry m

something happened in the era of barack obama, so let's marked that. you think about the work those books could do? how do you think about those books over that slightly longer spell, but in a trilogy? how do you master that? in retrospect, "lovely", but i think was a book that had to do with to have the same but ay we have now, that was of cheer institutionalized and justified because of the attack on the twin towers. people,suddenly arab anybody who was wearing a backpack, anything. we were walking around -- that sort of texture in the ear was one of the things i was interested in in "lonely," and how we were pulling ourselves , from trust in each other. "citizen" focused in on anti-blackness in society and policing, and very specifically racism from small to large scale. "justice" i think is an attempt to say we cannot look at these other things without looking at whiteness, without engaging whiteness. because at some level, the people who make up the institutions that govern us are also our neighbors, are also the people we work with. they are the

options are wider karen greenberg in new york joe biden said 1011 years ago we will close it down barack obama said he would shut it down within the 1st 2 years of his 1st term it's still there what's gone wrong. well actually president obama said he would close it within one year and what went wrong was he disappeared the political backlash that he would have by delaying the decisions about how to actually close it down so now joe biden president biden will have learned from this we hope and can begin to do this quickly and efficiently and just want to add on to what was just said i think the special envoy for closing guantanamo office does need to be reopened immediately but it needs to be staffed in a much more robust way it's complicating the negotiations that need to end and that's a 1st important step simon crowther in london you commissioned this report simon it's not the 1st report of its kind that we've had in the past 1516 years or so do you get as a pushback anything more than just platitudes when politicians perhaps presidents or prime ministers in the countries where people have b

my guest tonight is the 44th president of the united states, barack obama. ♪ [ cheers and applause that'ssident obama is here promoting his 768-page book, "a promised land. and i promise you, the first three pages are amazing. [ light laughter ] 768 pages, that's like combining all the books i've written and adding another 750 pages. [ laughter ] this is the fifth book that he's written he's also wrote, "of thee i sing," "the audacity of hope," "dreams from my father," and the young adult sensation, "vampire college." [ laughter ] well, guys, last night, president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris did their first joint interview since the election with cnn's jake tapper. biden did most of the talking, and harris was there to back him up it was like he was on "who wants to be a millionaire" and she was the smart friend he brought for help of course, the biggest issue facing biden is the pandemic, and here he is talking about his plan >> i'm going to ask the public for 100 days to mask just 100 days to mask, not forever, 100 days. >> jimmy: come on, people. we can wear

the clintons will also be here and as i was just saying, president barack obama and former first ladyat do you think about that comparison to obama's third term? can biden make this his own? >> in many wales -- ways it will be barack obama's third term. green new deal, medicare for all. expanding obamacare. a lot is similar. iran deal, the paris agreement. i do think there is a lot to that. they are different people and barack obama had a republican congress for -- republican house for six of his eight years and republican senate for two of his eight years. same agenda, different dynamics. >> dana: we see senator ted cruz is there. there is a lot they want to accomplish that will try to do it by executive order. that is never satisfactory really. as you can see it flip-flops. there are other things they want to do, too. the covid relief bill and might try to do something more targeted quickly. the big issue is one you pay a lot of attention to, that is taxes. president trump addressed it when he was at andrews air force base. do we have the sound? let's play that for you. >> president

you know for for barack obama as an aga 1st inauguration there were more than 1500000 people that came to this city to watch it for this one because of coronavirus because of the because of the security threats it was just no public was here at all to take in the ceremony and then of course a procession of joe biden to the white house normally a long procession with people lining the streets none of that happened as well it was a shortened procession because his security listen what a difference 2 weeks has made it was just 2 weeks ago that patty mentioned in her story there that hundreds of trump supporters rioted and took over the capitol building behind me you see now 2 weeks later a new president takes over joe biden and certainly was very much a historic day but one that certainly defies all the norms of how this is normally happens here. in washington absolutely and i guess perhaps a bided ministration keen to show a different face of america both domestically and internationally a much more diverse where even when it comes to the music you had from garth brooks to j. lo speaking

become nationalized in that way but it was more than $1 million to knock her off early on and then barack obamae into california and did a fundraiser for her. they did a rally in l.a. and the race became nationalized. a rough year for democrats in 2010, a rough year for president obama. the year of the tea party but he carved out time kamala harris clear people were thinking in 2010 that she was sentenced, if she runs then she would be in. attorney general and 80, the she would be going, run for governor and retire. >> bringing up a little later but you mentioned that you wrote the editorial and i know you wrote going back to the november 1994, the first story you wrote was she was appointed by the california state assembly willie brown who was romantically involved with her. over the years, i'm wondering how she responded to those. i would she respond to criticism? something she did. >> in 1994, i take position and the 2008 presidential campaign, i didn't take that position as a political affairs columnist i did and i can be snarky on occasion my, i think she read what i wrote and didn't take

president barack obama has just arrived there he tweeted a picture saying congratulations to my friend president joe biden this is your time james in our last hour we were talking about mr biden and the relationship between washington and the european union and also to do with we were discussing the g. c.p.o. a the iran 2015 nuclear deal now when it comes to the relationship with russia that will be a completely different relationship because mr trump's relationship with vladimir putin it was baffling at times surely it was inexplicably good to the to the detriment and to the cost of other relationships he worked on having good relationships with a man who i guess it be fair to say represented the antithesis of good u.s. relationships might have had in the past. yes and i think already we're seeing signs that the biden administration is going to be tougher on russia the soon to be national security adviser tweeting in the last few days about the arrest of alexey novell me and you're right during the time of the trumpet ministration the president himself very careful never ever to upset

(laughs) >> barack obama is projected to be the next president. >> senator barack obama of illinois..r: he'd turned a political crisis into a relationship, and became vice president. >> 47 years old, he'll become the president... >> he had already squared away in his mind that he understood that barack obama was president, joe was vice president. and joe understood the job of vice president and, and, uh...w. >> narrator: in the obama white house, biden brought with him something the president didn't have: relationships in congress spanning decades. >> these were his recently former colleagues, and he knew that he could call them and they would take his call, and that he could go and thrash issues out with them with a degree of comfort that president obama didn't have, bause he hadn't known them as long as vice president biden. >> narrator: biden became obama's trusted partner. >> the real question isn't what thing did you do, if you're vice president. the real question is, how much influence did you have? and i think binds power and leveraging power. i think he had a genuine relations

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but you know how many sleepless nights my kids and i spent on the road in indonesia, and barack obama the way never shared anything in common politically? do you know how many other guys in the secret service, the fbi, treasury agents who probably helped in the security claim of being conservative who never once in their lifetime enter their mind other than to keep him and his family safe because that is what we do in a constitutional republic? >> brian: so you would take a vote for president obama even though you didn't vote for him. do you believe this horrible incident from two weeks ago last wednesday they are using as an excuse to say trump supporters cannot be trusted? >> brian come of course. these are genuinely awful human beings. i mean, what happened with the tech tyrants and the abuse of this horror show on january 6th, a bipartisan condemned disaster that nobody is like -- no one. everybody is condemning this. there are no principles at stake. we all agree it was terrible. everybody get that? everyone, hands down. matt. there is no debate! so why are you turning it into a

barack obama is the president. it's 2013. we need more than left words.ly across town that day as they are honoring the statue about talking about what a great vision, what a great people, across the country and across town the supreme court is hearing the voting rights action challenge literally across town, and president obama ends the day andy will talks about her singular act of courage. the president of the united states who could do more than lofty words, who had said that was what it meant to honor rosa parks when she died has this opportunity and again gives us lofty words so i guess i wanted us to talk more about the split screen. >> i think that there is -- america has this ability, a far more potent ability which is to say britain which is where i'm from if you haven't guessed is to discharge the past and to travel light from its history. britain kind of slips into its past like an old man in a warm bath it. kind of clouds itself with it. looks the grad of it, but it's kind of like a warm bath after a while it's kind of pretty disgusting, and p

barack obama said it he will shut it down and still there. what has gone wrong? >> president obama said he would close it within one year and what went wrong, he didn't anticipate the political backlash he would have by delaying the decisions about how to close it down. president biden will have learned from this and will do this quickly and efficiently to what was just said. the special enjoy does need to be reopened and needs to be staffed in a morrow bus way. negotiations need to go on and that is an important step. >> you commissioned this report, simon and not the first report we have had in the past 15, 16 years or so. do you get as a bushback other than more than plat tudes when presidential prime minister in the countries where people have been taken from, to guantanamo have gotten plat tudes. >> it is such a significant and ongoing human rights violation. but those who are detained, the torture to enforce this and [indiscernible] >> at the base or was it a decision plaps taken in washington? >> during the obama administration there were frusstrations at t

and there are lots of kids now, black kids, brown kids, that no barack obama -- that know barack obamaey at least know that is a possible, but there is a not -- but there is not a lot around where they are growing up of images of success. this country has not been able to deal with the issue of slavery. it is because black people don't want to be embarrassed and white people don't want to feel guilty. but an exploration of our archives shows that it is not about guilt and shame, but these wonderful stories of the human experience that if people expose, that we can lead, and i am hoping our archive will be a beacon for other lost american stories to come to light, and that this melting pot that has really never quite melted will have a chance to do so. juan: let's just wrap up, julieanna, with a thought about where you would like to see the archives go, a be beyond your time, beyond my time. where do you see the future for the historymakers? julieanna: i hope to see that we will be the digital repository for the black experience, and that we will be able to help in the rescuing and digi

four years ago, donald trump ran against barack obama and won the presidency. donald trump's election was a repudiation of the agenda. joe biden ran saying we're going to strengthen obama care, respect our allies. president biden will be different than president obama. but this is a very proud moment for the obamas, both of them. >> let's get david axelrod's thoughts. you used to work for barack obama when he was president of the united states. david, you helped him become president of the united states. >> yeah. i also watched the relationship between him and joe biden grow. they weren't that close when obama named him vice president. over the eight years of the presidency, they just became close are and closer. sometimes these relationships grow apart. they became very, very good friends. i'm sure obama, for him, this moment is not just about his happiness for the country, which i'm sure he feels, but also for a very close friend who is realizing it. in whom i know he has great faith to be the right person at this moment. this is a moment of great satisfactio

bush, barack obama. my goal here is not just -- again, to bring together what we have been learning about the presidency as a written experience, but also to think about memoir. that is the way a lot of americans learn about presidents. they read the books those presidents and first ladies wrote. my hope today is we can make sense of how those all operate together. before we get into them, i want to ask all of you a question -- or a series of questions. we are talking now about the notion of a private life for presidents and their families. let's begin by defining what areas of our lives we would normally consider to be private, that are not the property of the public domain. i'm not asking any of you to share anything from your private lives, obviously. i'm not sharing anything of mine, but i'm wondering what areas of one's life do you consider to be fundamentally private, nobody's business, unless you choose to disclose it. health. absolutely, thomas. what else? >> [inaudible] dr. kastor: relationships

. >> también 3 ex presidentes bush, barack obama y clinton grabaron juntos el mensaje en el que le hablaronto el mediodía, y la emotividad, y no había público y sí tenía el enorme de la amenaza de violencia . >> y además kamala harris hace historia como la primera mujer que llega a la vicepresidencia de estados unidos, sonia sotomayor que le tomó juramento . >> después el tradicional desfile presidencial que fue casi todo virtual, aún así el presidente joe biden y vicepresidenta caminaron juntos a la casa blanca en donde la pareja selló su entrada con este abrazo . >> en su primer discurso como presidente joe biden celebró que la democracia prevaleciera . >> cristina son momentos que los hijos van a leer . >> buenas noches una inauguración distinta a todas, es la última que vemos de este tipo con la pandemia en el distanciamiento social, con un país de lujo, y la violencia que ocurre aquí hace dos semanas, hace que se sintiera un ambiente de guerra . >> con la mano sobre la biblia, inició la presidencia número 46 de estados unidos .- >> en su tercer intento por llegar a la casa blanca, joe

the lynching of barack obama and hillary clinton. and said it was all going to be put in place very carefully. and this is the person now the republican congress. nancy pelosi said yesterday in front of the cameras a lot of republicans are now saying privately behind cameras and they're trying to figure out exactly why kevin mccarthy supported her election to the united states house. and now they don't feel safe. >> i mean, there's parallels with how they handled donald trump. he we reported that steve scalise, warned she's radioactive, dangerous, that she said all kinds of crazy thing and she could tear apart the party if elected. they did nothing. why? because a lot of the base likes this stuff. people on twitter hate when we talk about trump and how he will loom large over the party. i'm sorry, he is. whatever moment there was where there was self-reflection and how the party might change passed in three days. now mccarthy going to kiss his boot in florida yesterday. or defending members like her now. if you listen to conservative

. >> during the virtual program hosted by the washington post former president barack obama discussed the first volume of the presidential memoir here is a portion of the program. >> is because i see both sides were all sides to a problem or an issue that i would then feel as if i was making a good decision. because i've seen it from different angles. this idea that overthinking problems was or is a weakness in politics. i think it's indicative of a culture in which we want to simplify and eliminate all gray areas and have our way and beat the other team as opposed to solving problems and figuring out how in fact we come together and in part i suspect on the democratic side seeing donald trump eliminate all complexity and do whatever he wants regardless of the consequences and demonizing the other side prompts i think a sense of that's what we should do too. we don't need some fancy overthinking poetic sensibility this is what we want, that we will go get it. i think that is a mistake because the outcome in terms of policy ends up being really bad. you end up making poor decisions. >>

what's going to happen with barack obama?at is going to happen with the way we remember his legacy? we will then congratulate ourselves for electing the first black president and then reelecting him, but we're not to remember his legacy in any way that i feel is accurate as to what he has actually accomplished. what has he accomplished? we're talking about health care, a republican idea that will be a boon to insurance companies. we're talking about the continuation of the wars that were started during the bush years, in graining again this mindset again of perpetual. war and using drones and expanding that war for. we are talking about mass incarceration, we are talking about that. his administration has fought continued to fight the war on drugs in much the same way that other ministration's have fought, even though they don't call it the war on drugs. are we going to remember these things. are we going to exult someone because what we can find, to further the narrative american exceptionalism and not reckon with their actu

bush there wouldn't be barack obama so it's alls always action reaction and it's just with like anything in the united states is everything is extreme there you know you have. best of the world in the united states and you have the worst of the world and that's just what this country is it's a country of extremes and it's sort of what we see today sort of confirms that it's another extreme that is also part of the united states of america but it's really the 1st time that anybody living can remember that something like this is happening the storming of the u.s. capitol a u.s. president just like you know has just described asking his supporters to march towards the u.s. capitol and we don't know what he really thought about this donald trump in spite of the words that he pronounced in this prerecorded message i really ask myself if he wasn't satisfied with how things unfolded because he has refused so far to acknowledge that he lost this election fair and square and so maybe this gives him some kind of satisfaction to see what happened there or at least. the reluctance with which he aske

presidents come and go but not much seems to change under president barack obama 10 years ago it became abundantly clear what washington's stance on julien's is but we know that donald trump has a reputation of making u. turns on pretty much any barack obama policy in some cases it seemed as if mr trump was only making this or that decision just you know to kind of do something which is opposite to what barack obama was doing but in the case of julian of songe there were hopes that he could pardon him none of that happened the rhetoric didn't change much either but we know that mr trump has lately been something that people have already called a pardoning spree joyous songs was not on that list we know that there is still time but hopes are slim now when it comes to incoming president joe biden president elect joe biden we remember that back in 2010 he's called julia massage a high tech terrorist so there isn't much to expect from him either and like i said with that appeal pending it looks that looks like the u.s. side will keep fighting till the end to achieve their goal of extraditin

barack obama almost 200 pardons. lots more commutations by obama but still this is very few.nd i think he's -- it looks like he's going to be cautious and a self-pardon, if there is no paperwork done for that, he could theoretically draw it up and put it in his pocket and not tell the world. >> oh, really? keep it in a safe place? >> just keep it in a safe place. if he's indicted, pull it out and say, by the way, before i was worried about these witch hunts continuing when i left office so i got myself some protection. let's go to court and see. >> does he have to memorialize it in some way? >> yes, he would. >> okay. >> but he doesn't have to announce it. with the others, with the children, all he has to do is deliver it. >> there you go. well, i think that's your answer to that. >>> douglas, the "new york times" is reporting some trump allies are getting paid tens of thousands of dollars to lobby for people looking for pardons. is this just another reflection of this corrupt administration? >> absolutely. these pardons are by and large corrupt. you know, december 23rd, he p

but i want to be the last voice you have in the room before you make a decision and barack obama agreed to that and then just in the last days of barack obama's time in the oval office he awarded him the presidential medal of freedom and many people thought that would be the capstone on joe biden's political career but here we are he is no president joe biden the $46.00 president of the united states and he will soon be the resident in the oval office and making the decisions in the oval office and perhaps taking couple hardasses advice before he makes a final decision but he is aware of the we of the office he's talked about many times about barack obama he's aware of the decisions and he knows the importance of the calls that a president has to make more often than not there are simple clear cut calls but every so often every day once in a while they sometimes involve life or death and joe biden is aware that that is an awesome responsibility that has been cast the point among capitol hill and he will no doubt try to carry out the job of president to the best of his ability there will

shortly after taking office, trump showed david the note barack obama left him. >> and this was the letter given to me by president obama. >> we saw that image of him, >> we saw that image of him, the final morning that he was here, putting the letter on the desk. >> which was, i won't show it to you, read it to you, but just a -- a beautiful letter. >> is there a line you can share that struck you most? >> there were numerous lines, so well-written, so thoughtful. >> reporter: george h.w. bush famously left bill clinton a note, saying, quote, "you will be our president when you read this note. your success is now our country's success. i am rooting hard for you." trump is instead planning a farewell ceremony for himself at joint base andrews, with great military fanfare. then he'll board air force one for the last time and head to mar-a-lago, where moving trucks were spotted today. before he goes, trump is expected to announce about 100 pardons. but sources tell abc news, the president is not expected to pardon himself or any members of his family or any close associates.

when the committee gave the peace prize to barack obama. it was left less than two weeks in office, that's when he was nominated. it and when he was announce the winner, he had been approximately eight months in office. and he had really not done much yet. none of the things that the committee announced that he had done. so i was quite curious i realized i was not the only one. because then the media picked it up and they started to write about it. everyone was quite surprising barack obama was quite surprised himself. so when the committee announced barack obama the winner, some of the journalists, they were pressing for answers. on what exactly how barack obama and what he had done to deserve the peace prize. and then after a sort of a back-and-forth and after the committee chairman said, we want to send a signal. so that's really when request begin. his and wanted to know, what is that signal. what are they trying to tell the world. and then i was curious and his intentions was the peace prize. so that is when my vision into the past and

claudia: a la juramentaciÓn fueron los expresidentes bill clinton, george w bush y barack obama.Ó un fuerte abrazo, asÍ como con su esposa jill, la primera en hacerlo tras su juramentaciÓn. en el momento se vio a kamala harris sonreÍr y conversar con el vicepresidente mike pence, quien tambiÉn acudiÓ. el gran ausente fue el ahora expresidente, dona strong. ——donald trump. la actriz y cantante jennifer lÓpez le puso el toque latino a la ceremonia y hablo en espaÑol. jlo: hubo una naciÓn con libertad y justicia para todos! claudia: la ceremonia de toma de posesiÓn fue Única, sin multitudes, con mascarillas. con medidas extremas de seguridad y en medio de una pandemia. a pesar de ello, serÁ un momento que muchos no olvidarÁn, como el caso de esta congresista. >> la sonrisa de oÍdo a oÍdo, aunque no me la podÍa mirar.desafortunadamente, todos tenÍamos las mascarillas puestas. claudia: los demÓcratas hoy tomaron el control del senado, ahora tienen el control de ambas cÁmaras del congreso. kamala harris, en su rol de presidenta del senado juramentÓ a tres nuevos demÓcratas, entre ellos

barack obama gave her the presidential medal of freedom and that's not too bad pokémon who didn'tstart acting until she was 31 yeah and joan as you say she had a prolific acting career and many people of course we remember her for her award winning role in the t.v. series the autobiography of miss jane pittman just briefly john what do you think was so special about her performances. you know what in her own words she says she was a study or a study or of human nature and a dreamer of audacious dreams that came across in her performance she was a some viber she broke down barriers for not just black people in hollywood but for black women to particularly women of darker skin did we know whoopi goldberg biola davis octavia spencer lupita nyong'o go with out cicely tyson she released a memoir this week and then went on in transition a few days later that this be in and she's going out like any hollywood star would and seen it's over yeah and what's interesting john is that throughout her career tyson refused to play drug addicts prostitutes maids any of the roles that she thought wa

barack obama was trying to put it out with a garden hose and some neighbors and trump came along and sprayed gasoline and kindling on it for four years. here comes joe biden with ten fire trucks. this fire is going to take 100,000 fire trucks to put out, but at least we have firemen on the scene with hoses who seem to care. anyway. it is really messaging from the bully pulpit that this is not a story about starving polar bears. this is about your life, your fortune, your health, your children. it affects everything from food to transportation to housing. every part of us. and i know scientists in universities and labs around the world will sleep better tonight after, you know, being written off, all their hard work. this is the first step. >> the first step. there is understandable concern among some industries that these actions, especially halting oil or gas leases, switching to federal cars, federal fleet of cars to electric is going to result in the loss of jobs by some industries. take a listen to president biden's special envoy for climate, john kerry. this is what he had to sa

obama years? they remember the marriage between barack and michelle obama. that's going to have a lasting impact on the country and on the world. i think obama understood that the images of him not only being president but being president in a certain way, that could change attitudes. it did, i think, change perspectives on what is possible and what is achievable for people of color in this country. but it also woke this, you know, constantly present ugly horrific racism. >> when i first met pete, his politics were not -- and i always wondered, what did pete souza get from president obama? like, how did he change? because he spent so much time with president obama. the political concern, the feeling that you have to care and make a difference -- you can make a difference. he could no longer be this fly on the wall. and i would see these moments where pete became furious for president obama. the way in which pete was most changed is by becoming a vocal person because of president obama. >> hundreds -- the arrival today. citizens who are in shock at the speed

dollar -- more than a million dollars spent by a super pac to knock her off early on, and then barack obama, president president obama, came in to california and dade fundraiser for her -- did a fundraiser for her inning atherton in silicon valley and aal in l.a. and the races became nationalized. 2010 was a rough year for democrats. in nationally and a rough year for president obama. that was the year of the tea party but he carved out time to come out here for kamala harris. so it became a nationalized race. clearly people were thinking in 20010 -- 2010 she was asend accident and if she won then she would be in may. again as we all know, attorney general, the initials-ag, which means aspiring governor so the assumption was that she was going to run for governor, then barbara boxer retired and she ran for u.s. senate. >> you mentioned that you wrote the editorial that endorsed her challenger and you also wrote going back to that november 1994, i believe the first story wrote was she was appointed to a hole by the california state say semi speaker willie brown who she was romantically invol

presidents have condemned the violence at the capitol barack obama called it a great this honor and shame for the nation while george w. bush branded it an insurrection where they have a banana republic with a deeper dive into the remarks here's our senior correspondent our guest. these scenes a usually an act of desperation i reproved heston's and disenchanted who does parliaments and government pub pounds willed wives from believe you to get stung what america didn't expect was to find itself on that least this is how elections a disputed in a bit non a republic not solid democratic republic but non a republic usually an unstable country with a huge wealth gap and reliant on the export of limited resources so how could this happen to america a nation that exploited regime change and revolution googly we salute the courage and strength to believe in people who have protested against a government trying to steal an election the united states supports the courageous decision by juan. the president of your national assembly to assert that body is constitutional powers declare madeira are yo

whatever party you're in. >> of course donald trump came to power in part because of his lies about barack obama. his lies about him being from kenya, not being born in america, not being qualified to be president of the united states. he loved showing the tweets where he was bashing president obama time and time again. michelle obama showed extraordinary grace and gave to the trumps the same thing that the bushes had given to them. and, again, that is the rule. that is not the exception. and i think that's what's so important for us to remember. i'm just curious, mika, what was your -- over the past couple of days, was there a moment you found most moving in the inauguration? something that gave you hope? >> it was actually the night before. and it was at that ceremony where they recognized the 400,000 people who had died of the coronavirus. and everybody on television and absolutely everybody in the living room where we were watching it got choked up. and it was not just at the gravity of what had happened, the amount of death and destruction that had been, you know, put on this country for al

y el gabinete es el gabinete de barack obama su discurso de hoy me pareció bueno , yo quisiera va a seguir >> sí donald trump regresa y aquí estamos lo que inició donald trump lo que despertó en muchos hispanos está creciendo , lo puedo ver >> marcos gracias por la información marcos de latinos por donald trump gracias por estar con nosotros >> nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de regreso con el especial de noticias telemundo , cómo enfrentará joe biden la crisis del coronavirus (covid-19) que ha afectado mayormente a latinos >> (inaudible) no se pudo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] comienza el año con el hermoso iphone 12 en el 5g de la red más confiable. you can get our fastest speeds ever. en planes unlimited con 5g incluido sin costo adicional. cámbiate ahora y llévate un iphone 12 pro con 5g por nuestra cuenta. solo en verizon. ¿sabías que miller lite tiene solo una caloría más? ¡y más sabor! mmm... ¡bien hecho! [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> otro de los desafíos del presidente de

the election of barack obama gave us donald trump. i am not saying that every trump voter is racist, but i am saying every racist is a trump voter. the proof is the people who attacked the capital, the extreme right neofascists, the proud boys were in there, the militia movements were there, white supremacists were in there. we can't ignore that. donald trump has pandered to the white supremacists since the day he called barack obama a kenyan born muslim. i am a 70 five-year-old vietnam veteran who has voted every time , and i voted mostly for democrats. we cannot allow white supremacist neofascists, which has media support in some places, we cannot allow those people to turn america into a neofascist country. thank you for taking my call. host: from the wall street journal, "law enforcement bracing for more violence. the intelligence group which tracks extremist threats online said the weekend that they have armed far-right protests scheduled for january 17." others telling the million militia march in washington january 20, the day

otras de las Órdenes restablecen polÍticas del gobierno de barack obama que desechÓ trump.n con la oms. tambiÉn puso fin a la prohibiciÓn de viajeros procedentes de ciertos paÍses, predominantemente musulmanes. antes de llegar a la casa blanca, el presidente con tres exmandatarios y primeras damas, y junto a la presidenta kamala harris, depositar una ofrenda floral en el cementerio de arlington. en el congreso, con su firma, oficializÓ las nominaciones de su gabinete. la casa blanca ha prometido que en los prÓximos 10 dÍas, el presidente joe biden seguirÁ firmando Órdenes ejecutivas, demandarÁ legislaciones del congreso. el presidente biden dijo que encontrÓ una nota del ahora exmandatario donald trump en la oficina oval. dijo que habÍa sido una nota amable, pero que no iba a compartir su contenido porque era un mensaje privado y que no habÍa hablado con Él ahora exmandatario. jorge: con motivo de la toma de posesiÓn de joe biden, 17 nuevos congresistas republicanos le enviaron una carta, en la que expresan su disposiciÓn a trabajar por el bien del paÍs. los firmantes de la

from our perspective, i am joined now by a former senior advisory -- advisor barack obama. up on something that nick was saying. this is something that i hear 'ri a' acamericas adversaries. the country does not look like a properly functioning democracy at the moment. can america now become a properly functioning country again? valerie: of course we can. tone starts at the top. i cannot y qui, bbitle wasit ah tnightmare. electif jobi kama w tithheha,rrre havise ntkisind , people showed up to the inauguration from both sides of the aisle priest they worshiped with the bidens before hand. i think his long relationship with members of the senate and with the crisis will be in this ago, likeountry just two weeksis king othver in the capitol, sent shockwaves around our country, in the halls of the capitol, and certainly are the world. i think it was a wake-up call that we were headedn a very dangerous and d direction. we are going to see if we can righ this ship, andt if anyone can do it, i have confidence that president biden can. katty: you came into office with barack obama i