well, barack obama with his lack of experience was a question mark. >> so our face-off tonight, does great on the themes and photo ops but it is not governing in foreign policy. >> so we decided to send obama just a few months before the election to afghanistan, iraq, jordan, israel, france, the united kingdom, germany. >> he becomes the first afro-american president in november, he will bring peace. >> i doubt we're going to have a million screaming germans. let's tamp down expectations. >> 900,000. >> the center piece of the whole trip was the speech he would give in berlin. we envisioned this as, you know, deliberately echoing some of the more iconic presidential speeches overseas. reagan, "tear down this wall." kennedy, benign berliner. >> the walls between allies on either side of the atlantic cannot stand. the walls between the countries with the most and those with the least cannot stand. the walls between races and tribes, natives and immigrants, christians and muslims and jews cannot stand. these now are the walls we must tear down. thank you, berlin. god bless you. thank you

achieving top 10 overall category, barack obama. that was talked about by one of our advisors. s some of the perspective that he brings. christ but is changing is the opening up of the narrative in schools. when obama was president, places like stonewall and new york, for black americans in the army. for native americans in utah. the narrative is opening up and we are starting to look. we are not just a patriarchal, male dominated society. we are looking at a number of women and minorities taking part in the survey. they have a new sort to video. calvin coolidge has risen some because he does get high marks overall. races -- race matters now. people are looking at his more enlightened view on race rather than woodrow wilson. wilson's problem was not just birth of a nation, but he tried to disenfranchise or give lower pay to african-americans that worked in the federal government. he seemed to be bending that arc of justice in the wrong direction. i think it will all work out the end, but there is definitely race matters. barack obama gets a perfect score dealing with civil right

their first guest, former president barack obama. >> when we first started the podcast we had, like, wish list. >> a white board. >> on a white board and he was number one. but it was a joke. >> a joke, yeah. >> like, obviously that would never, ever, ever happen. so it was incredibly full circle. >> the part of shock has dissipated a bit and it's allowed us to do the job we have. monica was all a hitter. >> he's so sexy. [ laughter ] the confidence. oh, man. wigve m . jamyu, los angeles. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> thursday would have been princess diana's 60th birthday, her sons prince williams and prince harry seemed to put their differences aside ded a new statue in her honor. tina kraus with more from london. >> reporter: in a small, yet monumental ceremony, prince william and harry unveiled a touching tribute to their late mother, princess diana surrounded by her children the memorial in the sken garden w

he wanted to march with bayonets because barack obama was elected president. he's now potentially running for governor against your governor, is that why they're rolling out this full blue plate spec of insane bills? >> i wondered why they really wrote this out at all because the bill failed last month. and usually when we have a bill that fails, we move forward to the next session of the legislature. so we don't know why we're really here.

>> barack obama would make two versions of his birth certificate public. it didn't matter. >> i think the lesson learned from trump in that entire saga is that he could get away with a lie. >> lighting a fire that will burn all the way to washington. >> trump's rise was happening at the same time a former investment banker and movie producer named steve bannon was building a conservative news site so powerful it would turn the republican party upside down. named after its founder andrew breitbart. breitbart news would launch the alt right into the main stream. >> there was a populous power. this was totally different. this wasn't standard republican party and breitbart became the block side for that. >> curt former breitbart spokesperson said the aim was to change america and ban bannon directed it. >> the goal isn't objectivity. it more about what does the conserve ti side believe about this and how do they amplify that? >> breitbart's headlines were built on fear, fear the second amendment was being threatened and fear of obama and fear of illegal immigr

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barack obama, there were reports of spying on angela merkel cell phone.n donald trump, you mention trade and immigration, military aid, all of this became more than just handshakes and cold receptions. there was a fundamental difference of opinions. laura: germany has really had to learn to chart its own course a bit and rely less on the united states. do we see that particularly in the policies toward china and russia which will likely outlast angela merkel? anthony: exactly. you listen to joe biden talk about his feign-policy position and he sees western democracies against authoritarian governments. his ideas that he -- germany will be an integral part of that struggle with china and russia, but germany may not always be on board with that. a lot of this meeting is to lay the groundwork between stage for future relations in areas where joe biden and angela merkel do have agreement. laura: how does the choreography of -- of this visit strike you? is it kind of a multilateral lovefest? anthony: there are things they have disagreement on, the norge stream

i thank you for the opportunity to say it's barack obama. to him as my brilliant beautiful president. there's no category in which he failed as far as i'm concerned. even though i always say the 2012 election days the greatest day of my life because he was reelected and he proved no matter what the opposition threw at him, and they threw everything. mitch mcconnell saying in 2008 my job is to make sure that barack obama is a one term president instead of saying i will work with our new president. i'm just so proud of him. i'm proud to be an american. i'm just proud of his accomplishments and i'm so grateful he spoke out in his words of wisdom during the most recent campaign. i thank you so much for this opportunity. host: under the category when asked how they managed to do the job advancing a vision and being able to set an agenda, barack obama, the former president coming in at 12 this time around on our survey. the top of that list, abraham lincoln. followed by george washington, franklin roosevelt, theodore roosevelt. ronald reagan round

when barack obama was president, she was considered his window into the kremlin.when she is gone, who will washington have to see into the mind of vladimir putin? >> some former chancellors in germany should. he is discredited to a great degree in terms of relations with russia. certainly, there are others in the social democratic party in germany that would be putting forth the view that we must work with russia and that we can't simply dig in and declare a new cold war with russia or with china. there will be enough interlocutors on that going forward but we have heard the green party chancellor candidate. they are not leading in the polls at the moment but they are very likely to be part of the next government. they said they need to see germany get much tougher on russia and china. brent: the image angela merkel has in the unit states, she is seen as a product of the end of the cold war. she had grown up in east germany and became the chancellor of the united germany. with her leading power, does that mark an inflection point in history in any way do you think

. >> guest: needed barack obama, "the promise land," that came with great stories. another of my favorite books of all times. the bookclub really enjoyed those two reads. >> host: people don't realize how a whole life can be changed by one book. malcolm x quote. is that something that appealed to you over the years? >> guest: i tried to be that role model for reading. i've been able to have a positive impact and it speaks perfectly to whom malcolm x was and continue to grow into. >> host: can anybody participate in your book club? >> guest: of course. i send out one maybe every other month and it would be like a master list and once you sign up you get the e-mails for each book and the discussion times and schedules. and if we have an event, a couple of years ago [inaudible] >> host: would authors participate in the talks? were they glad to participate? >> guest: yes, sir. i had six while i was with utah and then just recently i had one with marlo peterson. his book -- >> host: what's that book about? >> guest: it's about his life. it's about his upbringing and deci

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barack obama, historic figure.s if the division since barack obama's tenure has only gotten more egregious. >> katie: i think it's important to look at who is doing the dividing, who is stoking that division. when congresswoman bush says that black people still aren't free, i think it really undermines the accomplishments of black americans. supreme court justice, clarence thomas for example. president barack obama, larry elder, ben carson, one of the best surgeons the world has ever known. this idea that they are downplaying all of the accomplishments of these people to keep up this divisive narrative, get some retweets, maybe get some card-carrying member of the new squad in the house. it really downplays not just the progress that we've made as a country, but also the progress that american, black americans have made for their communities and for their country when it comes to fixing what you say is inequality in these communities. i recommend people read "white guilt." it talks about these problems that have pe

he is significantly more popular than barack obama was especially in the inner cities.ecause he has -- he has a track record of not being racist, his son did not drop -- let me use words i do not want to use abbreviations for with letters in them. if you believe that, i have got some waterfront property to sell you in dallas. nice oceanfront dallas property, it will be wonderful because i am a real estate guy. yeah. if you really believe that, i have some donald trump, jr. artwork -- [applause] thank you, ma'am. i appreciate that, i was not going there, but why not? i will do some donald junior artwork, i will put up a nice piece of paper, maybe i will shoot a smiley face into it. and then i will sell it for half $1 million for people in china because that is probably what is happening, right? how do we get what we want from the democratic party? just by hundred's art? -- just by hunter's art. the hunter biden degenerate stuff, the corruption stop, these would have been stories. for example, what do you think the media reacts to in donald junior smoking parmesan cheese?

somewhere else because if you want to fundamentally transform america which barack obama said, it means it is fundamentally flawed and must be remade. in moments like this but to fulfill the promise of founders in 1776 who said if all men are created equal and endowed by their creator with inalienable rights, we hold these truths to be self-evident. because they are and not everyone was equal then, but we fulfill that, they throw the baby out with the bathwater. the fourth of july is the ultimate haters holiday for them. it represents celebration of our experiment. >> is a black american, for cori bush to say that blacks aren't free, how did barack obama become president? she is drawing a salary of $170,000, who owns cori bush? no one owns anyone in this country but you hear maxine waters and cori bush talk about us being enslaved. it's an outright lie. and they are reaping the benefits of this country. through the constitutional amendments, the civil rights movement, the voting rights act, they are reaping the benefits and it's not enough. one final point which is very important. i con

audience: barack obama! don: again narrative. you see a pattern here, folks. so stay with it.ant to thank you for all of the support, honestly. we're truly appreciate ivet. and we will continue to be in this fight as long as you guy doss. all right? contrary to popular belief, as a real estate developer from new york, it's not popular to be pro 2 a to be pro conservative but it doesn't matter because our country is worth fighting for, our children is worth fighting for, our freedoms are worth fighting for. so get out there and fight for them! thank you, guys! [cheers and applause] thank you, guys. thank you. thank you for -- i make this fun. thank you, guice. -- guys. ♪ announcer: former president trump gives remarks at the con serb active split action in dallas, watch live at 4:45 eastern on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including broadband. ♪ >> buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front r

johnson, but because of unlike barack obama, also because of his family relationship all be 3 centuries ago in biden's case, to the british empire. neither of them likes britain very much. both of them preferred europe. both of them intervened and bricks affairs on the european side against britain, and no des, expecting much from biden presidency here in britain. the bo jewel administration, will do its best to keep what they call the special relationship. but to anyone who's paying attention, there's not much special about the relationship between britain and the us. nowadays. we have just learned that in this past month of june 99.2 percent of the coven deaths in the usa were from people who were not vaccinated. and that the delta variant is now dominant here. what was the perception there over the last 16 months of how the usa was responding to this pandemic? well, i think it was quite similar to our own government. they won just 2 leaders with the blond hair, one of them who could speak latin better than the other, who could speak english. but the india say all the handling of the

president barack obama, as you mentioned at the top, also weighed in on this. ress to act. one interesting note, it was just about a year and one month ago that the united states supreme court essentially threw out all of the trump era challenges to daca. but here we go again. once again, 636,000 people now in limbo over their status. back to you. >> all right, joe johns, live for us from the white house, thanks, joe. >>> the chummy days between the white house and facebook founder mark zuckerberg are long gone after the president accused the company of killing people with vaccine misinformation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you bring your best. we'll block the threats. ♪ cyberprotection for every one. malwarebytes >>> president biden says facebook has blood on its hands. >> they're killing people. i mean, look. the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated. and they're killing people. >> the white house is insisting the social media platform is not doing enough to stop the spread of covid misinformation. within hours facebook issued an extraordinary response, saying "the fact

the if barack obama can make it as the son of a single white mom then so can everybody else. >> i want get sick of me. >> i don't think so. of course, how do the kids feel about august this work going on? >> there was doubt. >> tammy: thank you, great seeing you. wonderful stuff. everyone, thank you so much for being here with us. thank you for watching "fox news primetime." i'm tammy bruce with you can find more about me at tammy bruce.locals.com. i will see you >> tucker carlson is up next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." you have been reading the news? how would you describe to your grandchildren 50 years from now the moment we are living through? well, looking for a single snapshot that is perfectly distilde the absurdity of it. consider the biden administration's new guidance on covid. america's children will

audience: barack obama! don: again narrative. you see a pattern here, folks. so stay with it. want to thank you for all of the support, honestly. we're truly appreciate ivet. and we will continue to be in this fight as long as you guy doss. all right? contrary to popular belief, as a real estate developer from new york, it's not popular to be pro 2 a to be pro conservative but it doesn't matter because our country is worth fighting for, our children is worth fighting for, our freedoms are worth fighting for. so get out there and fight for them! thank you, guys! [cheers and applause] thank you, guys. thank you. thank you for -- i make this fun. thank you, guice. -- guys. ♪ >> former president trump gives remarks at the conservative political action conference in not -- in dallas on thursday. watch on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> sunday night on "q&a," historian donald ritchie tells us about drew pearson, a man who derailed the political careers of several members of congress and attracted the attention and anger of every president fro

if just these notes came out about barack obama, would that be a big deal in washington? >> barack obama calling his attorney general saying can you help me over turn an election? you can imagine the head would explode. this is impeachable. barack obama and any democratic would have done this, we would go along with the impeachment investigation. you have not a party unfortunate, you have a cult that decided its interests are at one at the interest of one man, donald trump. ideology and policy matters and decency and respect for the constitution, none of that matters. it is unamerica. it is trump's first. that's the bottom line. they can come up with any excuse they can to deflect and distract. everything that trump has done and said, since he came down that magic escalator in 2015. >> barbara, i want to talk about both trump's legal and procedural impotents as well as the rules. and by procedural impotents, he was trying to issue orders. he was trying to use the power he thought he had. he's under the constitution the lawful president until january 30th. it would appear

and the tea party was like about barack obama.o is president so they have to create, like, one of those, like, little voodoo avatars and name it whatever, critical race theory, because that will whip up the friends sfwli, honestly, that they are looking for because joe biden doesn't, maria. so, again, we are having a bunch of, like, sequential controversies whipped up to fuel that white backlash that can't find its object in joe biden in the way that it found it in barack obama. >> and i think, chris, if this was done in a vacuum where it was only conversation, i think it would be easier to shrug it off. but he created an amplification of her disinformation that folks are airing and it gets into our psyche. at the same time, what we see what's happening in washington and at the local level of the disenfranchisement of people of color and people who espouse these ideas in progressive policies, that's where the danger happens is one there is an amplification of disinformation that clearly taylor swift was not going to be the target

they would say this lousy speech by barack obama. so you have to be really cognizant of that. i don't know if you ever challenged him on policy. i certainly never did. but my understanding from people who worked on policy is that he really wanted very robust discussions about policy happening in front of him where his experts were disagreeing with each other and talking about it. i mean, there really great accounts of those conversations happening during the financial crisis. during the transition before he even took office, and even when he did come into even in conversations and the transition was really smooth in part largely because of president bush's magnanimous personality. but i think during the transition, there were really robust conversations that many people have written books about at this point. i think he wanted that. from a writing perspective, we were giving him our best in a draft and the edits would come from him. it was rare, i've never had an experience where i would say, i could come up with something better than the edit you gave me. more often than not,

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. >> guest: we did barack obama's the promised land. that came with a whole story.s a great new one. we did heavy which was one of my favorite books of all time, the book club really enjoyed those twoo reads. >> host: this is a quote. people don't realize how a whole life can be changed by one book. malcolm x quote. is that something that appealed to you over the years? >> guest: a hundred percent. i always try to get my players to read. just anybody. i try to be that role model for reading, you know? just reading, you know, having books. i think i've within able to have a positive impact with my teammates, and i think that quote just speaks perfectly to, you know, who malcolm x was and who i'm continuing to grow into. >> host: now, mr. udoh, can anybody participate in your book club? >> guest: oh, of course. of course. back when we started, i would send out a sign-up for every book, but now i send out one maybe every other month, and once you sign up, you know, you get the e-mails for each book, the discussion time, the reading schedule and, you know, if we have an

caller: does your survey have barack obama ranked above ronald reagan? guest: no. ronald reagan comes in just before obama. your statement is what? caller: my statement is let's look at president trump's accomplishments. his cutting of taxes and regulation had the economy booming, the lowest unemployment rates for black send hispanics in our history -- blacks and hispanics in our history. more women were participating in the workforce than ever before. his as the -- he recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel, he moved the indus -- embassy there, and you have him ranked at 41st? that is absurd. guest: these are subjective rankings depending upon the individual philosophy, political and otherwise. it could be very different depending on who is actually voting, and who is actually ranking in this instance. it was a very diverse group, so there would have been both democrats and republicans, liberals and conservatives, men and women, racially diverse as well. it is what it is. i will take an opportunity to go back to a question about the media. the media always pl

company affiliated with barack obama? >> i can't answer that brian.sion making process and can't pretend to confirm whether or not the or the degree to which that kind of searching is going on. but the defense department has essentially said as much in the past couple of months that they are going to be looking into social media posts. here's a question i have got. instead of trying to identify hot extremists are based on the search terms that they happen to be looking up on the internet. how about we actually spend our time and resources actually focusing on those few service members who have been exceptionally politically partisan, left leaning politically partisan in the past year both publicly supporting black lives matter slogans such as burning cities down and overthrowing the country. why don't we go after people who are saying in their social media posts all cops are bastards. those are exceptionally criticized statements that we seem to not be interested in discovering. i'm not sure why that is i have written at least 40 names and ages a book

what is barack obama think about it? >> there's a few months there and after words as writing e-mails. it was hard to get out of. >> i imagine many of the president speeches are rewritten and rewritten endlessly and clarified dozens and dozens of people. mechanically, how do you control -- how do you note the draft is at given moment a and the practical what happens to all the drafts? are they shredded are they erased are they in the archives or what? >> everything for us was comments in the speechwriting office usually on the same day the draft went around nobody was given, during the staffing process known as given an electronic copy of the speech. everybody likes to grade papers. we insisted on edits on a hard copy print they would come into us and we had a stack of them. >> i really wish we would have done that. [laughter] there is no other way to do it. you get it in their hand and also when someone has to take the time to write something that is thinking too. rather than just dashing something off. the idea of havi

that is what barack obama inherited, on january 20th, 2009.hat is what joe biden inherited on january 20th, 2021. and because of the similarities between these two, there's a lot to learn. i mean, there are -- there are lessons about how to pass a democratic agenda. there are lessons about obstruction and senator mitch mcconnell's true nature. whether you can trust him. there are lessons about the importance of tangibly improving people's lives, as fast as possible. but one of the biggest lessons to my mind, one that occupies us on this day, is about accountability. the rule of law. and what happens to people who transgress. so, today, we saw the very first sentencing for a january-6th rioter, who was convicted of a felony. this is a first. his name is paul hodgkin's, 38-year-old out of tampa, florida, who pleaded guilty to obstructing official proceeding when he entered the capitol building carrying a trump 2020 flag. he took selfies there. he received eight months in prison, significantly less than the 18 months prosecutors asked for. talk a

they have a high batting average, nancy pelosi or michelle obama or barack obama or joe biden goes out there, mysteriously they get canceled. i got on a plane and stood next to the lawsuit, immediately afterwards google through youtube issued a strike against c pack. none of that content is allowed to be on youtube. is that because of healthcare issues? that is what they say the reason is that the real reason is they wanted to shut us up and this has to end. laura: a sense of where this is headed, the facebook oversight board, just happens to be the former prime minister of denmark. >> how do you moderate content and find the balance between human rights and free speech and other human rights? how does that do? >> it may not be a human right but as an american right. the government entity, they get to decide who has free-speech rights and who does not and that is the oversight board. your reaction. >> when you talk about the organization, you've never seen anything like this in the history of mankind because not just affecting our constitution, our american values, twitter, facebook, g

president biden: now, i'm not good at what barack obama used to do, to use nine pens to do it, but i'must going to hand you all -- [laughter] president biden: you won't know which one was signed. [indiscernible] >> somebody's back here, mr. president. president biden: we have two more. who doesn't have one? [laughter] president biden: anybody that doesn't have one, i promise you -- >> i gave them away. [laughter] president biden: would you happen to have one of my pens? come here. ms. jackson lee: here's one coming. [applause] >> look right there. >> i'm going to sneak down. >> one, two, three. president biden: this is one of those deals what they did is literally, not figuratively, going to change the lives of women and children and some men out there. so thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sunday on "q&a," washington post syndicated finance columnist michelle singletary on her book, "what to do wit

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if you want to fundamentally transform america which barack obama said and was a manifestation of their thought process, it means you think it's fundamentally flawed and must be remade and that's of course what theyus believe. of course, i think of martin luther king and his call to not reject america because of the sins of the past. but to fulfill the promise of our founders in 1776 who said, they are endowed by their creator with an pursuit of happiness, we hold those truths to be self-evident. and they are throwing the baby out with the bathwater, and that's a marxist principal in our schools and in our conference comic congress. they have to hate on it because it represents the liberation of our experiment. >> sean: leo, how do you interpret all that we watched in her this weekend? >> embarrassment meant, embarrassing as un-american and more embarrassing because -- for cori bush to say that blacks aren't free, how did barack obama become president? she is drawing a salary of $170,000, who owns cori bush? no one owns anyone in this country but when you hear maxine waters talk about b

this is what i like about barack obama's list, it's a wide variety. obama shared his list including "the sweetness of water" by nathan harris, also oprah's book club pick, and "empire of pain." "project hail mary" by andy weir and "leave the world behind" by ruman alam. such a great variety. >> always go over the list and find things that i go got to read this, i got to try that. that's great. >> i was surprised he had all this time to read while he was in the white house to release these lists. >> yeah. i think he -- you need that escape. >> he likes to read, too. >> speaking of escape, for my "talk of the table," i'd like to talk about my lovely week off. >> yay. >> i brought some vacation video that i took of the fourth of july parade in the village of southampton, new york. i took this outside my parents' house on north mean street. the parade passes right by. we're selling the house, so this was sentimental. last time maybe. there forgive me if you've seen it on instagram, but -- if you follow me there, but i wanted to share it here. here's -- i

presupuestarias está por verse >> patricia está cansada de los mismos discursos >> por la situación de barack obama biden ha tenido 4 reuniones con beneficiados de daca (programa de acción diferida) juan piensa que no se han agotado las opciones >> para mí sea un vehículo que se debe firmar a fin de año debe ser entregado al presidente sin excusas >> pidieron al mandario que del país debería estar en el ión presupusto >> es imposible poner una ley de inmigración en un paquete económo es darnos vuelta para confundirnos es verdad va a venir la ayuda mentira >> en medio del debate encendido crece la presión sobre el senado hoy el líder de la cámara alta advirtió a los legisladores dijo que deben trabajar el fin de semana es la información desde washington >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> el coronavirus (covid-19) ha vuelto a dispararse a un ritmo de la variante delta le mpais tiene 60 mil cas al día para octubre habrán 4 mil muerto diarios mientras miles de estadounidenses no se han puesto la vacuna con esta alarma crece el debate sobre si la vacunación debe ser obligatoria o no hoy california dijo que los trabajadores

. >> summertime is here, so grab an ice cold beer, get in the pool and turn on president barack obama's 2021 summertime play list. it's the perfect mix for your backyard barbecue, and not a subliminal message combating the dangerous lies being spread by elected officials. you will hear... any meaning you're deriving from this play list is purely on you. don't read too much into the order of the song titles, just turn up the volume because... so pick up president barack obama's 2021 summertime play list, and just remember... >> we're going to wear masks for the next 300 years... and i've got to say... and finally... >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, baby come plus stephen welcomes keegan-michael key and maze cal guest tones and i, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> stephen: hey! hello! hello, chris! hey! welcome back! hey! hey, gentlemen! ( cheers and applause ) louis, chris, mark. please have a seat, everybody! ( cheers and applause

barack obama's books were everywhere. john mccain's books were everywhere.se books were really making an impact. i got curious and i thought, did this happen before? this feels special and new, but is it? i started digging in and what i found is that history is so much deeper than i expected. as i mentioned, it goes way back. there are so many books that had a huge impact that lifted people to the white house. given them a chance to make a memorable case with their legacy. it took me 10 years, because there was a lot of groundwork to lay to even be able to write a book like this because there were not precedents. i also tried to do research on the cultural side. if you like reading history books, this will tell you the history about yourself. there is material about, what was calvin coolidge's favorite bookstore? how did the printing press work when abraham lincoln was president? i think those kinds of quick little stories remind us about how american culture works and how important books have been to our country. susan: what happened to the phd? craig: my m

caller: does your survey have barack obama ranked above ronald reagan? guest: no. reagan comes in just before obama. your statement is what? caller: my statement is let's look at president trump's accomplishments. his cutting of taxes and regulation had the economy booming, the lowest unemployment rates for black send hispanics in our history -- blacks and hispanics in our history. more women were participating in the workforce than ever before. his as the -- he recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel, he moved the indus -- embassy there, and you have him ranked at 41st? that is absurd. guest: these are subjective rankings depending upon the individual philosophy, political and otherwise. it could be very different depending on who is actually voting, and who is actually ranking in this instance. it was a very diverse group, so there would have been both democrats and republicans, liberals and conservatives, men and women, racially diverse as well. it is what it is. i will take an opportunity to go back to a question about the media. the media always plays a

former president barack obama also weighed in essentially saying the same thing on twitter.as during his administration that daca was first introduced. it was just about one year and one month ago that the united states supreme court threw out the trump era challenges to daca. now, hundreds of thousands of people inside the united states are once again in limbo about their status. joe johns, cnn, at the white house. >>> karen tomlin is the founder and director of justice action center and joins me from portland, oregon. thanks for being here with us. you represent some daca recipients and active in many court cases on the issue, including one that went to the supreme court. i just want to get your reaction about who this will affect and how. >> absolutely. thanks so much for having me, kim. yesterday's decision was a really sad day for daca recipients and those applying for daca. the judge's decision has the most impact on individuals who are first time applicants for daca, so those are individuals who had qualified for the program during the three years it was on hold by fo

when barack obama made that staple during the convention of 2020, everybody was shocked.s it is. this is the most important issue facing us and even with covid d and the economy. if we lose this, we lose the country. >> there has been more party debates about this. voting rights goal is sort of widening. expressing confidence to organize voter suppression. we can't litigate our way out of this or organize our way out of this. i am curious for you at what point did you raise about republicans also becoming a cautionary tale to political organizing for democrats which is something where you and president obama and some of the folks you worked with and had quite the track record which is whatever you can't change, you have to get over and you dealt with that and some of the states. where is the line in your view politically of not making people feel like, gosh, even when democrats win elections, they keep on losing other squirmishes or they don't fight as hard and that could be politically demoralizing. >> it can be. first of all, i would say you have to exhaust every remedy

. >> buenas tardes, un juez federal determinÓ que el presidente barack obama excediÓ su autoridad alel 2012. el juez dijo que el programa de acciÓn diferida es ilegal. el juez reconociÓ que los jÓvenes y las comunidades donde ellos viven necesitan el programa y no es partidario de privarles de Él, es una decisiÓn bastante compleja, hablamos con el abogado de migraciÓn, buenas tardes y por supuesto que no son buenas noticias, pero explÍcanos las consecuencias para ellos. >> el juez para el programa y eso lo tienen que saber todos, es una demanda adicional que el estado de texas trajo, lo que esencialmente que dice es que si tienes una renovaciÓn la puede someter, tambiÉn una peticiÓn nueva, pero no tienen permiso de aprobar de las peticiones nuevas, solamente las renovaciones, esto tendrÁ bastante complicaciones a las personas que quieran seguir su trabajo porque estaban planeando tener su trabajo. >hay algun ——>> hay alguna posibilidad de apelaciÓn? >> este litigio es el primer nivel, el segundo es de la corte de apelaciÓn a distrito a nivel federal y la Última seria con la suprema c

un juez federal de texas fallÓ hoy y que el presidente barack obama excediÓ su autoridad a crear el programaa perfecciÓn migratoria a cientos de miles de jÓvenes indocumentados, pero tambiÉn reconociÓ que los dreamers necesitan el programa y no es partidario de privarles de esa protecciÓn. guillermo nos explica las consecuencias de la medida. >> la orden emitida por el juez federal del tribunal del distrito sur de texas emitirÁ hoy prohÍbe al gobierno que apruebe nuevas solicitudes de la acciÓn diferida para jÓvenes llegados en la infancia conocida como daca. el juez dijo en su fallo que el programa es ilegal al considerar que el gobierno violÓ una norma legal conocida como alta de proceso administrativo. >> el dijo que era ilegal y simplemente no lo anulÓ en su totalidad desde el punto de vista de aquellos que gozan de esta protecciÓn porque considera que despuÉs de tantos aÑos y tantas personas que tienen el beneficio es que el determinÓ que iba a dar la oportunidad al departamento de seguridad nacional de tratar de enmendar el memorÁndum de tal manera que pudiese ser legal. guillermo: la

. >> neil: didn't we do that just under barack obama a few years back?ndering whether they hoodwinked us, congresswoman and then what are your options are. whatever we do as a country and freezing business relations with cuba and most of our powers were continuing on. europe was doing business with them, much of latin american was doing business with them. almost would have to be a worldwide thing, wouldn't it? >> that's correct, neil. that's something that we failed to do under the trump administration. what trump did was close down the island even further in a unilateral fashion. we need to work multilaterally with our allies in latin america, in europe to put pressure on the regime. the dictator ship has to end. >> neil: you -- i'm thinking back when jimmy carter was president. remember, there was a big push for the cubans seeking a -- asylum. fidel castro emptied the jails. who is to say they won't pull a stunt like that? >> this is a unique moment. what we're seeing is historic. that's why there's an opportunity to make a change. one thing that we n