i don't think it was a matter of like i used to see barack obama and there was always a feeling like, oh my i think early obama first term when biden was be making a lot of gas and barack obama wasn't i think the lack of discipline that by an exhibited annoyed. obama it wasn't a matter of disliking show us a person who was just like he put his foot in his mouth again stepping on message. um and after a while of quite remarkably biden started turning his gas into a something endearing and then he started wearing sunglasses aviator glasses, and then i think he did well in some of the comedy skits with barack obama as you know, cool joe and his hot rod car. know and they started creating really a dog and pony show. they they started working with some synchronicity and and you know, almost they needed each other but their personalities are very different barack obama does not like error and he particularly it will be hard on himself if he says something verbally explosive you when he talks you can see him writing the words in his mouth and a deliberate fashion where biden is if allowed a

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i used to see barack obama, there was always a feeling like, oh my gosh, i think early obama, first term, when biden was making a lot of gaffes and brock obama wasn't, i think the lack of discipline that biden exhibited annoyed obama. it wasn't a matter of disliking joe is a person. it's just like, he put his foot in his mouth again, stepping on message. after a while, quite remarkably, biden started turning his gaffes into something endearing. then he started wearing sunglasses, aviator glasses. then, i think he did well with some of the comedy skits with barack obama, as cool joe in his hot rod car. they started creating a dog and pony show. we started working with some synchronicity. if they needed each other. their personalities are very different. barack obama and does not like error. he particularly will be hard on himself if he says something verbally explosive. when he talks, you can see him writing the words in his mouth in a deliberate fashion. where biden, if allowed to freelance off the teleprompter's, is apt to go in any direction. they have very different political styles.

i think michelle obama and barack obama shared a bedroom. the bushes. there are stories that donald trump and melania trump did not. it is also described that joe biden does not like to be away from her for more than a couple of days. >> that is true. she is always wondering where she is and when she is coming home. she is central to his being, his every day and he does get a little cranky if she is gone for a couple of days or more. it was a similar situation with the bushes. >> i would describe it as successful. first ladies are not supposed to do anything that will detract from what their husbands are trying to do. everything she has done has been in service of the administration. going out and promoting his agenda. she spent a lot of time in that first year focused on the pandemic and vaccines. she spent a lot of time traveling the country trying to encourage people to get vaccinations and vaccinate their children. she has been promoting the american rescue plan and i think she has even done some of that from the bipartisan infrastructure bill. she

from barack obama almost at the younger and of it to donald trump, right? so so just talking about a generation. i mean, you're not talking about people who are all the same by any means. but i'm going to assume you agree. with that i do i do. i think i think there are some generations that have more centrality in their views and their values than others, right? but yes, and then the baby blue generator is is really two generations like demographers would say people born between 1946 and 1964, you know, so clearly there's a of diversity but i start i started by measuring things that i can i can see in quantify around politics right one of the reasons. i believe this there is such a thing as a generation z is because of this winding generation gap that we're seeing our politics. so in 2000 when gen xers who don't have us centrality to their views most of the youth vote in 2000 was gen x was with some millennials those 50/50 bush vigor. okay, so there was no difference between a younger a voter an older voter in terms of their views. in fact the roads are sli

. >> we had president barack obama.ted the affordable care act. >> hannity: reaction founder the other larry elder along with fortner senior counsel the president trump kellyanne conway is with us. i really go to abc bay heart my news and information kelly and i think she's got it backwards is a typical day for her. but there is a reality here and that is that this is failing on a spectacular level. it is now impacting two-thirds of the country but it's really impacting everybody. i see no even openness to consider getting out of the problems are causing. >> that's right no course correction sean this is very true donald trump versus. 50 year low unemployment forty-year high inflation inflation under joe biden. low poverty rates records. they're doing no good by telling america don't believe what you see believe what we say. and that's on america as a cause and effect going on here they have no incentive i think to get out other than to insult. hillary ever redeemable so this is no laughing matter. the omega for the dem

i think it is a bigger story than reaction to barack obama, the proof is when you look other western countries were style of politics has been on the rise some cases before us and in some cases accelerating substantially after, the right wing populism broadly defined has been on the march across central and a westn and eastern europe and the uk for some time and like a lagging indicator of the direction of western democratic politics culturally but jonathan alluded to the tea party, it's one thing the media has been up front looking back on coverage of the tea party, there were a lot of candidates who put their names on the ballot in 2010 "afterwards" who sincerely believe in theal written spendia and hated aca and other obamaer era policies but whether voters really motivated by a profound ideological opposition to expanded government spending? some, some were motivated by other darker stuff. >> i guess was different is it okay to remove it. >> that is something trump did. >> he removed both sides, the pretense that it's not about race and identity and that they care about spending

party of barack obama and harris, the first woman south asian and black vice president.re the party that saved american democracy and the party that saved oureconomy. we have to be proud to be democrats . [applause] because we are right. where on the right side of history and we will say that again this november and the elections to come. the only way we're going to send india back to congress and chuck grassley home is if we hang on to that hope and fight together understanding we're so much stronger when we all come together. there's nothing we cannot do. we can't agonize about what's going on, we have to organize for the country that we love. so iowa democrats, all i've got to say is let's get to work. let's dothis for our country . we know we're better than this. this is the united states of america and there's nothing we cannot do. god bless you and godbless america. may god protect our troops . her and 40 minutes.

it is barack obama. he will be the one who i think would make very strong recommendations to joe biden whether to run or not to run. what we have to be watching for is obviously not only what happens after the mid-term elections which we're seeing it move towards a big red wave. will joe biden adjust his strategy? he cannot continue aligning himself and being advised by the progressives. it is really hurting him. hurting his brand and hurting his policies. he will need to adopt a bill clinton approach which is moving toward the middle to try to regain ground with the independent voters. i think, harris, that's what we will have to watch for is where joe biden shifts towards whether it's the progressive or more to the moderate to determine whether he can run again and improve his poll numbers. >> harris: those are great points and i would push back in this point. there is no way he can become bill clinton. he doesn't feel anybody's pain. he says he feels america's pain at the pump now and been saying it s

>> to bring you back to the spring of last year, pelosi told a friend she believed that barack obaman. this is after the passage of the american rescue plan. it's when he's unveiled his plans for, you know, infrastructure spending, more social welfare spending, climate spending and all this coverage of joe biden, more transformational even than barack obama. we heard over and over again, that really bothered barack obama, that he would call up people and say, listen, you've got to understand. i was dealing with a different democratic party now. i have more conservative democrats. of course, a year later things like different for joe biden. i'm not so sure barack obama is so jealous of him today. >> we pull back the curtain and tell people what politics is really like in washington. and what relationships are legit and what are kind of contrived. for all the talk biden and obama do about brothers, they're not that close. they don't talk super often today. there's a rivalry there. and i think biden is a prideful guy and he knew he was looked down upon in the white house when he was vp

i think that it is a bigger story than a reaction to barack obama. i think the proof of that is when you look at other western countries where this style of politics has also been on the rise in some cases before us and in some cases accelerating substantially after us that right wing populism broadly defined has been on the march across you know central and western and eastern europe and the uk for some time and in some respects. we're like a lagging indicator of the direction of the of western democratic politics a culturally but look i think that there's it's obviously, you know, jonathan alluded to the tea party before i think it's one of the things that the media has been a pretty upfront about and looking back on coverage of the tea party is that you know, yes, there were a lot of candidates who put their names on the ballot in 2010 and afterwards who sincerely believed in limited spending and small government and hated the aca and other obama era policies, but were there voters really motivated by like a profound ideological opposition to expa

barack obama, joe biden set up a secondary white house. paul ryan was meeting at that secondary white house. our constitution gives us the freedom of speech and you want to say it gives people too much power to have our first amendment? host: let's see what are guest thinks. guest: i think one thing, the principles of free speech are important. the thing that matters, the first amendment and the bill of rights, it is about government suppression of speech. it does not speak to the issue of corporations. the way that the law has been interpreted over 200 plus years is that corporations have more leeway than the government and mcdonald's can make rules about who can and cannot go into their restaurants and likewise, facebook and twitter are constitutionally free to make rules about what people can and cannot do on those properties. it is a real question about whether any corporation including twitter uses their leeway appropriately, and i am glad we are having this discussion. for a very long time the internet companies were given a pass, at

she worked in the administration of barack obama participated in the election campaign of joe biden alexeyy about the new face of official washington to who should now be closely watched by dark-skinned people and does not hide his non-traditional sexual orientations. it seems that these are the main merits. corine jean-pierre before america made her the stadium's new white house press secretary. as you know, she will be the first black and the first gay person to work in this post. this is a truly historic moment, however, jean-quier herself prefers not to emphasize this too much. i understand the historical significance of what is happening. well i believe that standing on this podium in this room in this building is not about one person. what matters is what we do for the american people. karen jean-pierre is the daughter of emigrants from haiti, then there could be a story about a difficult childhood. poverty is the difficulty of adapting in america, but in the case of a jampire, all this is not relevant, her parents are quite wealthy people and her daughter studied at a paid private s

you're thinking what does barack obama think about what happened in the world? >> when i left the white house, there were a few months there where i was writing emails to friends as barack obama. doctor kyle. >> i imagine many of the presidents'speeches are re-written and re-written endlessly and cleared by dozens and dozens of people. mechanically, how do you know with the draft is, given moment a? two, the practical question. what happens to all the drafts? are they shredded? are they erased? are the files sent to the archives? or what? >> everything for us was comments in the speech writing office, say five o clock on the same day that the draft went around the staffing process. during the draw during the staffing process, nobody was given a electronic copy of the speech. colin powell said one time, everybody likes to dream papers. everybody would love to get on the computer and play wizard word. we insisted on edits on a hard copy. they'd come to us. we'd have a stack of copies. >> i really wish we had done that. >> there's no other way to do it because you

however,r,a she apparently chand her opinion about barack obama. take a look at this data clingers remember when barack obama called this better thingn in pennsylvania we cling to or dislikeigion people who aren't like i remember how that made you tor one candidate for senate doesn't care. in fact,atee kathy barnett wanto build a statue of barack obama right next to the one of inraham lincoln on capitol hill in washington, kathy barnett vote republicans out of touch with pennsylvania. i don't know a single conservative not one i don'tgl know a single republican , note one that would ever want to put a statue of barack obama next to abrahama lincoln. that doesn't make any sense. why would any republican or conservative support that position? only she can answer for herself now, of course, barnett also a changed her mind about donald trump. she ultimately did get behindd himsh in the 2016 election. but before she did, barnett once even made fun of you. can you imagine why aregi you attacking me? i ended up being right about donald trump and all those

studying, she immediately went into politics in 2008, she got into the campaign headquarters of barack obamahen, she has not fallen out of the democrats' cage all the time, working with them in the elections, her present moment glory, however, came only when donald trump became president, i'm all that trump hates, she claims that trump won the election by fraud, stolen emails. stolen drone is a stolen election. welcome to the world of non-president trump in a debate breastfeeding some camoloharis activist then vp candidate. the us supports the plm movement, for rights, so on skins. in general, she is for everything good against everything bad, if this coincides with the general line of the democratic party. everything the rest is racist fax. look at fox fox news was a russian doctor of the coronavirus, not a russian one during the coronavirus and the focus will be russian after the coronavirus to criticize the authorities - this is of course russia zmzm america the russian side is talking about comedy racism. reading racism to racism and sexism, most likely, the new white house press secreta

. >> remember when barack obama called us biddy?ennsylvania we cling to guns and religion or dislike people who aren't like us. remember how that made you feel? one candidate for a senate doesn't care. in fact, kathy barnett wants to build a statue of barack obama right next to the one of abraham lincoln on capitol hill in washington. kathy barnett, woke republican come out of touch with pennsylvania. >> sean: i don't know a single conservative, not warm, i don't know a single republican, not one, that would ever want to put a statue of barack obama next to abraham lincoln. that doesn't make any sense. why would any republican or conservative support that position? of course, barnett also changed her mind about donald trump. she ultimately did get behind them in the 2016 election, but before she did, barnett even made fun -- imagine that. all of those guys like ben shapiro -- in fairness to them, they didn't know donald trump the way i did. they all came around eventually like kathy did. opinions can change, people evolve, that is o

barack obama won it by 28 points.inning it nearby by 30 to donald trump carrying it. we saw a shift like that, sort of appellation ohio, some of the biggest shifts we saw anywhere in the country, they transformed ohio. it's a very uphill fight for him against j.d. vance in the election, and that's not talking about the national climate that looks like it will be favorable to republicans this year. >> how is the vance camp reacting? >> for j.d. vance, this was a long-time coming, he called donald trump an idiot, and now fast-forward, and it shows if they offer their loyalty to donald trump, and that's what j.d. vance did. that's how donald trump is using his influence and political capital in 2022, and he's weighting into some of the primaries like here in ohio, and he's unable to throw up a yacht sea and win all of these races, and it's ahead of a 2024 run for himself. j.d. vance was that first major test, and it would be of no surprise that he offered his praise for the former president last night during his victory

also looked at the post of the soviet space , and barack obama also looked at it , and all the of the soviet space. you are asking and this statement has already been made at the same time kissinger macron chevens italienskiy prvodlenje all this how it will be at the same time everything went like this and before this before trump and his son and his son made a similar statement so that he also here here against this it was also a tragedy that this e- that happened in the usa, he shot dead people here at school, and the cynical concession of donald trump says that he spoke. so where did he speak at the association, this is the shooting today in america, it is divided into two parts. that is, they are asking for er, others are asking because they left this er right to bear arms, and others to continue the message, this is a struggle, all the time it is used, people are giggling, and there is nothing. nothing changes naturally. unfortunately, in the republicans stand firm on this issue, but when you ask me about trump's position, this is trump's position on this issue. this is pr

we started in 2009 pair that was barack obama's home city.ve not lifted a finger to stop the violence in that city. the names go on every weekend, x number, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, maybe even as high as 70 people shot and 30 people died. whatever the number is, you never hear a word. i thought every life mattered. why is it we never hear word from anybody on the democratic side about fixing violence in cities and towns that have been run by liberal democrats now for decades. >> it is accepted as the new normal i suppose. when i met you before, 16 cities sent homicide records, all of them are run by democratic mayors. mostly in states that have democratic governors. the narrative suddenly becomes very inconvenient when it comes to reporting these stories. the shootings in chicago -- we know it's going to happen this summer as the days go longer, more people are out. you are going hear numbers that rival those that you hear about only in other countries. you say it no, that's happening over there. no, it's happening here in chicago. i guess they fe

this should say 28 points for barack obama back in 2012. that's the kind of movement you saw. >> for democrats trying to figure out exactly what's happened to them nationally, they can look no further than ohio. you're right. i mean, there are counties in ohio, steve, that republicans are running away with. just eight years ago, democrats were winning. >> the flip side of it is where there have been gains for democrats would be right around for instance franklin county, columbus here. democrats have improved. delaware county, biden was not able to carry but he's made some progress there. places where you do have higher incomes, higher concentration of college degrees. the columbus area actually is growing. you don't see a lot of population growth elsewhere around the state. it's these rural areas that were willing to vote democratic where even barack obama was competitive. you have seen 30, 40-point swings in the republican direction. you looked at that map last night. it's where jd vance was the strongest. that's why i think the trump effe

eyes out, barack obama went on to win when he was at 37% a year earlier.es really don't cause a big problem in either party as long as the party comes together. >> sean: amazing, amazing stuff, and i do agree with that in the end. this is a must win seat. real quick answers from both of you and then we head back to bill hemmer, knowing now, all of the controversial tweeting, comments, et cetera, kathy barnette, if she gets into the general election, she is now in third place, it is a three-point race as i look at the board right now between oz and dave mccormick, if she were to come through and pull this, could she win a general election, in your view come or will she get hit very hard with all of those controversial statements and have to answer a lot more questions, real quick, kellyanne? >> well, first of all, she is not going to win tonight, it does not look that way at all. but i think she is far better than fetterman, who is a complete radical come abortion anyone, anytime, anywhere, and you know, sean, just to say what reince said and we were all th

and have had a run for half a century and barack obama knew his trajectory for decades. this has been natural so of course they will be involved that ideological ones. but he liked other ones more. so this is what you have a dynamic where the american people really did know. there is a point where you can't help yourself for some people it might be normal to say the truth she was in charge of the campaign they needed this kid now suddenly on this is happening and he feels compelled to tell the whole truth. it might be shocking but it just means we have to remain involved in look at the country has been through. the american people saving the world over and over not people like the clintons. steve: what is so disgusting and worth getting in rage but the is people the sanctimonious people that lecture us about undermining our democracy, they have been undermining democracy from the beginning. and what is so glaring and appalling is that the likelihood that any of them will be held accountable we have these lower-level people that have been indicted and ralph unraveling the

barack obama said i'll be the president of all america, not blue america, not red america.g and campaigned on the idea of restoring a kind of pretrump normalcy to our politics but he's found in the first two years that is not possible. and, you know, his only hope is in a turnout election to motivate democratic voters and, you know, i think that's why they're looking at this potential decision to reverse roe as possibly generating the enthusiasm that democrats have not been able to generate up to this point in the election, but that involves the president going much more hard line partisan, much more appealing to his base, much more giving up on the idea of bipartisan deals that he hasn't been able to make after the initial success with infrastructure and covid and so i think that basically, it's sort of saying is this the end of i'm going to be a uniter not just for joe biden but can any president in the system that we have right now actually aspire to unite a country that's just not uniteble? >> thanks, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> president biden taking credit for a

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

i don't think that barack obama needs to do that.opular in the democrat party than the current president. so maybe there was some other reason why he wanted to tie those two things together. it would interest maybe a lot of us to know exactly what that was. >> kayleigh: yeah, i think that's exactly right. coming up, these are the faces of the 19 children who never made it home from school two days ago. we will share some details about their young lives next. if you're a veteran, own your home, and need cash, call newday usa. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an average of $60,000 with the newday 100 cash out loan. that's at least 25% more cash than you get at a bank. it lowers your payments by an average of $600 a month, too. with today's soaring home values, the time to turn your equity into cash is right now. helen knew exercise could help her diabetes. but she didn't know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. an

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clearly we're ending a very polarizing two-term presidency in barack obama. the situation overseas at that point the situation domestically is not good and yet who do the two parties offer? jeb bush and hillary clinton so another styon of the bush dynasty. and you can't get more establishment than hillary clinton on the left, right? so trump, there is kind of he's basically saying it bushes over because it there is disappointment and in iraq war there is still a huge discontent and opposition to comprehensive immigration reform which of course jeb bush had written a book about when it prior to his run. and the economic legacy of the bush presidency which ended with the global financial crisis and the great recession the also in the back of voters heads republican primary voters heads. so i think that played a part i've say that we the important moment is not trump's victory in the republican primary. donald trump won about 45% of the total vote in the republican primaries and caucuses in 2016. had he lost the general election. i think the anti-trump forces wo

i don't know many maga conservatives that are fond of barack obama during the blm protest. that was one of the solutions she offeredio out there. but the fact of the matter is and this is why president trump endorsed it, he said i would t win the general election. that's the most important goalke for us to keep in mind as republicans. saysha she's ane outsider but she's the worstg kind ofas insider. she's already lost running as a republican in 2020 by as you point out, twenty points to a pretty weak democrat. shede makes his homophobic comments all kinds of phobiasng way going on with kathy barnettw and she's the best chance for democrats to capture the senate seat. it will be a gifte to chuck schumer. and here's what makes it worse, sean. this really bothers mee . the swamp is out there doing anything they can to stop presidentop trump's endorsement of me and to stop president trump period. we've got washington money investing in barnett to hurt t trump, but they're hurtinghe the country b by doing this . this is the same group that actually invested in ohio to hurt presi

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