you are _ this was from barack obama. he failed. you are right. _ this was from barack obama.u are right. it - this was from barack obama. he failed. you are right. it is - failed. you are right. it is uuite failed. you are right. it is quite rare _ failed. you are right. it is quite rare for— failed. you are right. it is quite rare for president i failed. you are right. it is - quite rare for president biden to make these sorts of addresses to the nation anyway. the last time you made this sort of address was during the pandemic so it gives you a sense of the gravity of the situation. this is following a spate of shootings — actually, there's been more than 200 mass shootings in america this year, which is a staggering amount given we are only injune. having just returned from uvalde in texas, president biden, meeting the families of the 19 schoolchildren gunned down into their classroom, clearly feels something now needs to be done. it is not the first time he has felt like this. when he was vice president, when he was a senator, he has called for gun controls. these are the

that was a political landmine for barack obama backk then. but you write about the broader implications of that in yourou newsletter this morning. >> guest: i do think we have a gun culture in this country there are some people who do cling to guns. see guns and gun ownership as crucial to their sense of identity, their sense ofof self. if you talk about restricting or eliminating certain guns or having some regulation put on gun ownership they see that as an attack on them quite personally. that's what makes it an issue. that is how they feel they can't really be part of a policy debate that's going to end upt with compromise and some form of regulation. because then it's almost ane article of faith and theology you cannot take away my guns. now, i like to shoot. i've been shooting since i was a kid. rifles in firing ranges i've never owned a gun. i understand the interest in guns and rifle and sportsmen shooting. i am not a hunter but a friend to our. i get all that i am sympathetic to that that doesn't mean you can't have regulations and y

barack obama was right. too many cling to guns. there was a poll. 28% of americans that mess shootings were unfortunately the price of freedom. almost one out of three americans says we have to accept mass shootings so we can have the freedom to have salt evans. -- assaulf weapons. almost one third of americans say they are willing to accept uvalde, buffalo, newtown. to me, that is a tremendous problem and something barack obama was right to address. host: that newsletter is available. guest: go to ourland. the best way to subscribe for free is davidcorn.com. host: that as go to mike in north carolina, republican line. caller: this january 6 commission is hiring an abc producer to get a lineup of the panel. they are all anti-trump, liz cheney. they are getting producers. this is a farce. adam schiff and raskin, this is their third time on stage. i want to go back to guns. you work for msnbc. everybody on there talks about being racist and all that -- talks about fox being racist, but you have a racist person, everything is antiwhit

the conversation today will be moderated by david a former senior adviser to president barack obama and now director of the institute of politics at chicago and now i will turn over to the speakers. >> thank you. [applause] >> that is in the east, right? >> good to see you guys. as i read this book i read a lot about the book before the disseminating that would be enticing to people. this book is so much bigger than the things that we read that were kind k of exclusive, the narrative of what's going on in the country and what went on in 2020 into this year was deep and wonderfully written but how much pressure are you under when you write a book like this to produce things that nobody else has. i see you rolling your eyes. first off, let me just say thank you to the university t o chicago. and for david hosting us here it is a thrill to be back. the book is paying to produce they want to see a lot of peopll purchase. by the way, it's available out there and on the way i would love to pick up a copy. the pressure we felt from ourselves we are competitors. we wanted to produce the best po

is, the entire country watched joe biden get what they claimed was 10 million more votes than barack obama himself. joe biden got 10 million more

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

necessarily seen eye to eye on every single issue for a long time, even during anglo merkel and barack obama, there were certain differences. for example, when it came to germany's spending on defense, it's needless to say, there were very many differences between germany and the u. s. during the presidency of donald trump. and as such, when joe biden bake became president of the united states. and by the way, when olive shock became chancellor of germany only a few months ago, they both decided to really restart that bilateral relationship and basically stress the importance the historical importance of that relationship between both countries. the when we see joe, by mentioning those words, now those warm words in her mouth, the barbarian out. it refers to that goal that both countries have to basically reinforce the importance of the bilateral relationship at a time when it's more important than ever. that these 2 countries, but also all the other countries present work together to discuss not only on for the sanctions, to russia as me, had mentioned all further support to ukraine, but al

once again we look to barack obama for guidance.0 a gallon propane tank on his sprawling waterfront estate. the cost? an estimated $75,000. now, this has us asking questions. why propane? instead of windmills. climate hypocrisy aside, we have a much more pressing question. what's the former president doing with a commercial propane tank? is he going off the grid? is this part of a grand plan to turn the palace into a self-sustaining bunker? if so, why? what does he know that we don't? is he afraid the former vp will accidentally bring on the apocalypse? are we near the end times? joining me now is kyle mann, editor in chief of the babylon. what's going on with barack who who -- obama's estate? >> you needed a prophecy expert tonight so you came to babylon be to protect the future for you. don't let you know when the apocalypse is going to happen i guess. yeah, i will start to be worried when obama has a mad max style war rig on his property. but, yeah, i like the image of him as the lord of the gasoline that has at all boarded up on

barack obama, the pose in the chair is inspired by a portrait of abraham lincoln.incoln is oma's political hero because not only was he from illinois but he helped to unite a divided nation and that was obama's goal as well. the flowers are the most extraordinary part of the portrait. you see each one of them symbolizing part of his life. the white jasmine is his childhood in haye and indonesia. chris sant mums are chicago. -- chrysanthemums are chicago. and the african lilies are for his father who was from kenya the trace his personal family heritage and also his geographic sort of traveling around the world as it were. kristen: i did not know that. sthoos meaningful. what about firstly dimichelle obama. she's seen almost like an angel in a flowing white dress but it has a very modern and down to earth feel. talk about the process there in portraying her. >> michelle obama's portrait at first glance is much more awe streer yusm don't have the profusion of flowers and foliage. you have a blue background. i think the most striking thing is the dress, inintierd gees

joe biden is the first lady, barack obama the former president at this point.eaking of barack obama and bill clinton for that matter in their first term they were pulling that well either not like joe biden who is pulling lower then any first-term president and pulling history you're talking truman to trump but at least with obama and clinton they were in their 40s and you thought maybe the best days are ahead they need experience and they went on to win reelection because in clinton's case he pivoted towards the middle with joe biden you only know that it's gonna get worse as he gets older will be 80 in november. most americans now, the one who got more votes than any president in presidential candidate history. they don't want, that is telling, the problem is there is no plan b to backfill joe biden. elizabeth: there is an issue they should be transparent with american people, tell them what's going on he said to bring in a ransoms. now we have democrats coming up with the midterm rescue plan on inflation but doesn't mention at all government spending or defi

former president barack obama tweeted his thoughts saying in part, today the supreme court not only reversed nearly 50 years of precedent, it relegated the mostin tensely personal decision someone could make to the whims of politicians and ideologues attacking the freedoms of millions of americans. >> michelle obama wrote in a tweeted statement saying she's heartbroken that the u.s. is returning to the painful lessons at a time before roe was made law of the land. >> taylor swift retweeted the message on twitter from barack obama and said she is terrified this is where we are, after so many decades for women's rights to their own bodies today's decision has striped us of that. >>> viola davis said she was gutted by the ruling but urged her followers to use their voice in power. and stay with kpix 5 for the latest on the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. we'll have continuing coverage on air on kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> still ahead at noon. a bipartisan gun control measure is heading to president biden's desk. it is the first major law on the issue nearly t

jason furman, the former barack obama economic chair, harvard professor, more. we just mentioned ronald reagan, right? it's a fascinating piece by our piers morgan today in the "new york post." it goes something like this. dump the donald, ron with the ronald. it wasn't ronald reagan he was talking about. but ron desantis after this. once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. ♪ you can never have too much of a good thing. ♪ and power... ...is a very good thing. ♪ >> neil: all right. we still don't know whether the president will go with his idea of a federal gas tax holiday. 18.3 cents a gallon to help americans at the pump here, but he did seem to be tipping his hands. we're getting remarks at the vaccine summit saying a gas tax holiday would have some impact on highway funds. but not major. that gas fax funds a lot of that activity. if this comes to pass, it would

his reward was to be sort of bumped to the side of the road for hillary clinton, by, yes, barack obama. he has not forgotten that, and i think he does crave the kind of deference he does not believe he's gotten. guys, one of the things i picked up more than once during the course of reporting this story was, you know, bill clinton and barack obama had tough midterms also, but they came back and won re-election, why can't we do it also? and so never far from the surface is that kind of sort of grievance about why aren't we being accorded the respect of bill clinton and barack obama. >> there is a lot in this story, a lot i haven't read before, including whether the bidens are pushing in the machinery to run for re-election, et cetera. also, john, this floated notion of a joe manchin possible third party run. >> yeah. >> what about that? >> yeah, this has been a big topic in donor circles, john. a lot of wealthy centrists and even center right donors out there who don't want a biden or trump 2024 campaign, are looking for alternatives. and it may be fantasy on the part of the donor class

president number 12 was barack obama, _ freedom. his successor, joe biden, the latest president to have the honour of meeting this longest lasting of queens. tim orman, bbc news. a portrait has been released of the queen to stop you can see it on the bbc news website. just log onto it. of course we will keep you updated with all of our stories on the bbc news website and app and we would also love to hear from you as well. you can treat me and the team. but for now —— tweet me. that is the latest. thank you for watching. hello again. we had some warm spells of sunshine around on wednesday but also some scattered showers, particularly across northern and eastern areas. one or two heavy ones mixed in. but in the west, a largely fine day — some lovely sunshine there in anglesey. satellite picture, at the moment, shows largely clear skies, but we do have some thicker cloud approaching from the northwest. that's going to be bringing some rain into northern ireland, as we head deeper into thursday, but for the time being, the skies are cl

por el presidente barack obama reconoce la lucha de estos jóvenes. infancia (daca). >> (gritos). >> (habla en inglés). >> (habla en inglés). >> acción diferida para los llegados en la infancia (daca) por primera vez les dio la oportunidad a estos jóvenes reintegrarse a la sociedad, un estatus legal que se puede renovar cadas años, un permiso de trabajo, un número de seguro social, , pero lo más importante les dio la oportunidad de sentirse seguros y liberados. solo que la tranquilidad no duró mucho. cinco años después, en septiembre de 2017 el sueño de los soñadores se hizo pesadilla cuando el gobernador el presidente donald trump cambio el programa afirmando que era inconstitucional. >> (gritos). >> después de varias demandas en enero de 2018 un juez federal de california bloqueó la decisión de donald trump, calificándola de arbitraria y caprichosa. >> (habla en inglés). >> en una entrevista exclusiva con noticias telemundo, trump se defendió culpando a los demócratas. >> (habla en inglés). >> (gritos). >> el futuro de acción diferida para los llega

so, their mission, and jim remember this obviously since 2012, barack obama got reelected with an unemploymentpresident got reelected. but we made that a choice between what rodney would do for the economy. he would fight for who obama would fight for, and the trajectory of the economy was getting there. so, democrats have to put this breed of republicans on trial. they aren't going to do anything that are going to help your family. they are going to be focused on doing the bidding of the trump. so, you've got to win the economic heart of it that, they are going to basically take care of the wealthy and be distracted with cultural cycles. but then, also on guns, on health care, on issues like, should we be a democracy or not? we have a huge advantage a party with voters. so, why this is important is a little bit connected to the discussion having earlier with san francisco. you've got to remember, let's talk about georgia and arizona. two broad states, 20 -- there are twice as many conservative voters as liberal voters in the state. biden's presidency, because we won moderate voters by two thi

bill clinton and barack obama were polling 5 to 7 points higher and clinton lost 54 seats and barack st 63. if that is the case, how many will joe biden lose poll whering he is? 70. it will be an absolute tsunami when we talk about the midterm. bill clinton and barack obama were in their 40s when they were president. joe biden is approaching 80 and they -- those guys didn't have perception they are too old and didn't have mental sharpness for the job. that is almost impossible perception to undue at this point. >> carley: democrats are running for office who don't want the president to campaign with them. democratic party is a big tent filled with people questioning their leader. thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow. >> todd: inhumane treatment over false claims they were whipping migrants about to be punished by the biden administration. >> carley: backed biden by 13 point in 2020 flipped red. former congressman sean duffy joins us live next to break it down for us coming up. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your trac

david, love the former 2008 campaign manager and witnessing your adviser to president barack obama. he's also an msnbc political analyst, -- deputy chief of staff to president barack obama, the campaign manager for the 2012 reelection campaign. tim miller, former aide to jeff bush's 2016 presidential campaign, he is now a writer for the bulwark and an msnbc political analyst, maria to lisa kumar, the president of the co vote to latinos. she is also an msnbc contributor. let me start with a big news out of san francisco, the one that we just got within a couple minutes ago. david, your reaction to san francisco, now officially recalling chesa boudin, progressive district attorney, won that a lot of progressive side look towards what he was doing in san francisco. clearly, the resident of san francisco felt differently. >> right, so i'm a resident of san francisco, and a voter. now i will speak to that in a minute. i will make a general, point i think that this will be over red by pundance. that reform prosecutors, right left and, center once over the country will have been successful

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

there's also this gun culture now developed since barack obama became president in 2008 but really a racist driven gun culture on the fringes and that is the part of gun culture that's taken over much of the politics and spurred many people to mashlg on january 6 and part that's controlling the politics now. >> how are they able to do that? if they're a fringe why were they able to control the politics? >> much like a loud minority of what i think americans control the right side of the politics so too are minority gun owners controlling the politics of guns which is very intricately involved in the politics of the gop because they're loud and good at what they do and excellent at drumming up conspiracy theeories and gettin people frightened. >> do you think that they are preys on people's fear? >> i don't only think that but creating fear. i heard so many things in the industry as president obama began to lead in the polls in twerve that sounded similar to me to the precursors to qanon and rewriting the constitution and barack obama is going to outlaw hunting ammunition and doesn't

we're not going to make the mistake that you know who, the guy from this neighborhood made, barack obama. there should have been a bigger stimulus package. you know, we're not going to do that again. we're going to get the biggest possible stimulus package here, and we're going to get this economy moving again. and so they in effect overcorrect. in part i think because of economic and political [inaudible]. but david if i'm being honest, but also i think because of reasons of rivalry. don't tell anybody, but barack obama and joe biden have a rivalry, and they are not the closest of friends, and i think joe biden felt like as vice president he was not always well respected in the obama white house, and i think he still has a grudge that he was not sort of tapped to run for the presidency in 2016, that people in the -- the obamas rallied to hillary clinton. we have this scene in 2021, david, in which biden is riding high. he says in a very sort of unguarded moment to advisor, you know, i don't think barack would like one bit the coverage of me as a more transformational president than him.

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framed with a photograph of barack obama signing it the red lines indicate that this is a presentation copy of the act containing original signatures. when your pop culture icon some people greet you on the street some send you collars. somehow you their tattoo. the justice was surprised when she received a picture of herself immortalized as a tattoo. ruth bader ginsburg is now part of the smithsonian institution. in the future you'll be able to see some of these objects in exhibitions. in the near future you'll be able to see them on the museum's website. this collection will allow us to tell a full story of ruth bader ginsburg. for years as a crusading equal rights attorney her years is a fiery dissenting judge on the bench. and her surprise life as a pop culture icon. so mr. morris, i got to interview ralph morris and this is why i chose to talk about him today. i had the privilege of starting my career here at the museum as an oral historian. i traveled to 41 states and did about 300 on camera interviews with world war two veterans, but also people you know who are involved in sort

the former president barack obama saying in a statement and i quote here, "nearly ten years after sandy hook and ten days after buffalo our country is paralyzed not wii fear but by a gun lobby and a political party that have shown no willingness to act in any way that might help prevent these tragedies. it's long pastime for action, any kind of action." so joining me now to discuss cnn's senior political analyst and senior editor at the atlantic, mr. ron brownstein. thank you for writing this very thoughtful article. we really appreciate it. so the former president barack obama shared your article in the atlantic about why gun control goes nowhere in this country. is this all on -- should we blame this on the filibuster or does it go deeper? >> well, i think the pfilibuste is the key element in it, but it is deeper. it's the crisis of majority rule we're having as the quirks in our constitutional system give more influence -- >> you mean minority rule. >> yeah, minority rule to give those states in effect a veto over national policy. if you look at polling, don, it's pretty clear americ

one of the most iconic images of anglo miracles, chancery was actually in mouth with barack obama. everyone here knows that iconic image and there's a lot of interest to see what images will come out of of this i imagine that both leaders now looking at the fantastic scenery in bavaria also reflects a bit on that. and that idea. alrighty is trying to get some order into this press conference so that the 2 leaders can actually address the press. so let's just enjoy the images and then listen in to this joint press conference with the german chancellor and you as president on there are a with i'm with place it q q q, q u, with well, there's a lot to do and i want to compromise stepping up as you did when you became chance and the way that you have a great rest of europe to me, particularly they can credit here. we are close and i was in the world and make sure we have us all stay together. you know, really continue working on economic challenges. i think we get to my strong coup messages and we all made it to the united with never. that was a no small part. no small because you're se

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a time not too long ago after the presidency barack obama was saying we might be going too woke here. he was talking about the cultural stuff. they know sit damaging to go that far left and more of a niche. what you are saying is huh-uh, they have a lock on it. people on the far left. >> i think they know on some of the cultural issues that's right. you saw hillary clinton make that point in relation to the transgender issue just recently. but on the big, fundamental topics how you run to economy, spending, the climate policy they never stop going on about. they even now as you have this disaster with the energy policy are talking about the great transition, overnight somehow we'll move off fossil fuels. they still haven't accepted the reality there. the ideologues control the party. >> harris: big steaming pile of pooh is not technical but describes what you just said. good to see you. thank you, steven. >> thank you, see you soon. >> harris: virginia voters going for biden/harris in 2020 but now they say wouldn't necessarily pull the lever for harris if she were replaced her boss at

former president barack obama vince, moving on to this.obama lectures the world about climate change but getting criticized for reportedly ordering three massive propane tanks with total capacity of 2500 gallons for his martha's vineyard mansion as gas skyrockets. continuously said climate change is the greatest threat. now he is like doing what he needs to do for his own mansion when it comes to fuels. >> the guy's a total phony on this subject. can we all disagree he is a phony on this subject? he has a 12 million-dollar mansion at sea level in martha's vineyard. he is installing 2500-gallon propane tanks beneath the mansion. i don't think he believes any of that. elizabeth: vince collagnese, come back soon. good to catch up with you. biden's border collapse. illegal border crossings hit another record high. annualized on the size of kansas. national police association sues homeland security alleging dhs is sitting on information proves the white house is making false accusations against the border patrol in the horse reins whipping cont

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

i always go back to barack obama.obama and joe biden's administration, by the time president obama left office, immigration -- illegal immigration, illegal border crossings were at a 50-year low. it spiked, of course, under donald trump, and it's continued to spike, but it was a 50-year low. we heard a lot of people calling barack obama the deporter in chief, and oh, his immigration policies were so awful. barack obama held mitt romney to 27% of the hispanic vote. he got 71% of the hispanic vote laws. they want us to enforce our laws. they want us to encourage legal immigration. they want these type of tragedies to stop, and there's only, unfortunately, there's only one way to do it. >> yeah, i mean, for all the tough talk from donald trump about walls and the racist rhetoric, it was barack obama who was known as the deporter in chief, and there was a special election just a couple of weeks ago down along a border district, a place where a republican hadn't won in a very long time, and a republican took that district,

. >> barack obama, too. >> generally speaking -- exactly right.e aftermath of the great recession. it ended on his watch. but you had very high unemployment and democrats got crushed in the 2010 midterm election. same with bill clinton. he took over, there was an economic feeling of malaise. we weren't in recession when he became president, but people were concerned about the direction of the economy. he had a huge setback in the 1994 midterm elections. republicans won the congress. he couldn't get his legislative program passed. so there is nothing unusual about a president having the kind of difficulties that joe biden is facing, and more often than not they get healthier in the second two years of their term, and have solid chances for re-election. the challenge for biden, of course, if we go into recession, say, next year, that is not a good run-up to 2024. you need to have some economic growth as you are running for re-election. so the economy had recovered for ronald reagan and was going to get much better in 1984. he won easily. bill clinto

the official portrait president barack obama and the first lady michelle obama, have arrived in san franciscoing painting is made their debut at the young museum. it's all part of their nationwide tour, joining us now to discuss the special portraits is timothy burgard, isa curator, fine arts museums. of san francisco. tim good to have you with us. thank you. all right, well, these paintings became iconic for years back. the very moment they were unveiled at the smithsonian's national portrait gallery. can you explain to our viewers dissed the cultural significance of the two portraits? person for most. of course, these paintings made history because they depict the first black president and the first lady, and indeed they have become cultural icons. and i would say pilgrimage paintings for people hoping to celebrate the nation's first black president and first lady, um, their extraordinary works of art , in contrast to earlier presidential portraits, they really bring the sort of cutting edge concerns of contemporary art to the presidential portrait tradition. barack obama's portrait is extr

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

. >> president barack obama. >> that the first sitting president hit the late-night air waves. >> i doe bit like american idol except everybody is simon cowell. >> barack obama's successor did not, but then donald trump did make late-night headlines. >> can i mess your 45ir up? >> threes days, the white house knows many people are watching late night watching social media rather than tuning in at night and president using humor to reach the younger generation online. comedic timing on twitter isn't quite like television when you have sensitive documents that you need to flush down the toilet is that done in your office toilet or in the bathroom in the personal bathroom area. >> i call trump. >> that video with bts quickly became one of the most-watched videos by the white house stirring the biden presidency, he's officially here to lead the summit of the americas and president biden will do what other commander-in-chiefs have done while in california, raising big when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about

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

barack obama was actually against it, just said it was a gimmick turn electioneer. it would be interesting to revisit some of those comments from obama if biden were to end up going forward with this idea. >> from our line for democrats in missouri, this is george in troy, missouri. hello. >> hi, yes, i wanted to ask you a question. i do not know if it is an appropriate question but it seems to me that the democrats are always wanting to do things. i do not understand. if we lose our democracy, which may happen, i am afraid, there's only one party to blame. it is the democrats. if the democrats get to gather and we talk about it with the republicans do things, in world war ii and pearl harbor the democrats are done for. declare war there is probably a guy that committed. >> since you identify as a democrat, are you saying that the january 6th hearings are not necessary? other necessary? >> they are necessary, yes. they are very necessary. i'm glad people are finally waking up to it. it seems the democrats always just want to talk about it, whereas the republicans are

awe and watch barack obama sign with 78 different pens barack obama. >> it is primary day in all four corners of the country we with a crucial special election in texas. republican hopefuling vying to flip blue seats pushing for a red wave in november. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. get pumped up every tuesday, republicans facing off in south carolina. arrington looking to unseat congresswoman nancy mace. >> we want someone who will represent faith, family and freedom, that is why donald trump endorsed me and this district on june 14th will endorse me in the ballot box. >> i have a great record, i never voted to raise taxes. my opponent voted for the gas tax. when you say joe biden did that, arrington helped them. >> todd: you will want to stick around. congresswoman mace will join us and so will reporter lawrence jones who is having breakfast with south carolinans. >> carley: sam brown for the gop senate nomination, the winner of the race will determine who runs against incumbent catherine cortes-maesto. >> we will beat the senat

almost as bad as barack obama bowing to the saudi king. at least barack didn't fall on his face when he did it. content is king. the white house has to keep pushing out positive content. what's seared into the american people? a chaotic evacuation from afghanistan. a president that has a mask on his time all the time. camma lacackling, the high price of gasoline, reminding us how bad this guy is. he gets up from the fall, and says to the reporters, "i'm fine." the reporters print the story, "joe is fine." joe is not fine. nothing is fine. he's had two aneurysms, before he became president. he broke his foot last year. he's fallen twice. son is corrupt, under investigation. he's the worst polled president in the history of presidential polling. we're sliding into a recession. permission to make an analogy. >> sure. how can i stop you? >> it's like dating a girl. ready? sex is terrible. your family and friends hate her. you get into fights all the time. your bank account has been drained ever since you met her. you walk over to her apartment