examination. >> the country deserves that well within twenty minutes, jackson recalls in his new memoir, barack obama sent him an email, a characteristically sneering one . >> and we're quoting,raen i havo express my disappointment at the cheap shot you took of joe biden via twitter. obama said it wasnp unprofessional. i expectro better. >> so that wasn't just obama speaking thatn' was the uniform command of the people who runpe the democratic party throughout the twenty campaign. >> do not notice what joe bidenl is actually like if youly see hm on television turn away because you might conclude he is fundamentally, physically, cognitively unfit for office. you can't say that.t and if you do, barack obama will scold you personally immediately. >> we'll fast forward a few years. joe biden is now the presidentli and mental decline is no longer possible to design. >> therefore, it's no longer off limits. barack obama isn't going outck and defending joe biden's competence anymore. >> everybody watching everyone in the media that would include barack obama's formerr advisers is now in agreement that joe b

barack obama isn't going out and defending joe biden's competence anymore. everybody watching, everybody in the media including barack obama's former advisors is now in conclusion the joe biden is senile and cannot govern the united states. >> stuck a little sometimes because he has the mobility issues that the doctors have identified. he sometimes, his speeches tend to be little listless or he momentarily gets confused or has trouble summoning names. >> a third of them, the largest number said that he is too old. that is not a problem that is going to get better. he's not going to get younger. >> he's not going to get any younger. a lot of people have looked at him over these last years and think he is and what he was a few years ago. >> he knows he's 80 years old, 79, 80 years old. an old white guy in a party that is demographically changing and diverse, and the future is not going to be an old white guy. >> when he does that and he stumbles you get nervous and yo, is he tired or something else customer if anyone says the democrats are beginning to have th

our country deserves it, as jackson writes his memoir, it was only 20 minutes before barack obama wrote him an angry email. it wasn't just obama , it was a team from the people who run the democratic party. in the twentieth year you don't notice what's going on in joe biden if you see him on tv. you may come to the conclusion that he is not okay physically, cognitively and not fit for the position this guy can't speak in full sentences. it was obvious that he had cognitive decline dementia - it's obvious. how did he manage to get through the election campaign, well, it turned out that, as we later learned, his employees were under the leadership. his wife, professor gilbyden, started giving him pills. now, in every exposure in public, before taking the medicine, biden spoke in a quote, like little children it was impossible for them to communicate. he changed completely because he was sitting on pills and obviously still sits. the bottom line is that biden's close associates have known about his dementia for more than three years. what is your opinion on the current

and above all barack obama. obama knew perfectly well that joe biden was senile.a made three years making fun of joe biden integrating him here because he has no dignity, he put up with it. obama is and has always been the person running the democratic party. and of course the media knew. the media knew perfectly well but they lied, from day one they lied. here they are saying that joe biden actually is perfectly fine. >> he just decided to bypass the primaries and go right to the main event. leaving everyone else at the kiddie table. >> that is joe biden at his desk. that is someone who is authentic. it's the reason he connects with people. he is having fun, this is not heavy lifting for joe biden. >> joe biden did very well on joe biden and it reminded me so much of 2008 john mccain. >> help is on the way, help is on the way. joe biden, we need him. you hit play on your phone or whatever and there was uncle joe, grandpa joe biden talking in a way that i think americans want to hear. the person, the person of joe biden is a welcome entry into this race. >> tucker

was barack obama spent eight years making joe biden and degrading joe biden because joe biden has no dignity. >> he putn up with . but obama knew that biden wasn't fit to be president and that matters because obama is and has always been the person actually running the democratic party. >> and of course,ty the media knew they knew perfectly well, but they lied from day one . they lied here. they are telling us during the campaign that joe biden actually shut up juste is perfectly fine. >> well, he just decided to bypass the primaries and go right to the main event and kind of consign everybody. e so the kiddy table to joe bidenv at hisin best. is that is someone who isth authentic and isat the reason he connects with people. he is having fun. this is not heavy lifting for for joe biden. joe biden never gave up on joen biden and it reminded me so much of 2008 john mccain. >>el look, help is on the way. help is on the way. joe biden, we need him. you know, you play on your phone or whatever . and there's uncle joe , grandpa joe biden talking in a way that i think americans want to hear

multi+. >> texas congressman and former white house -- revealed that his upcoming book -- that barack obama email concerning rhonda jackson's tweet during the 2020 campaign highlighting joe biden's cognitive decline and suggesting that he take a mental fitness test, the same one donald trump took. obama quickly responded telling the congressman he needed to express his disappointment and that the tweet was unprofessional and beneath the office that he once held. here are some of the great cognitive moments that congressman was talking about. >> if you will go -- if you agree with me, go to joe, make sure you have the record player on at night. we choose truth over fact. just as talented white kids. [applause] maine, new hampshire, and america have gone on the mend. they are on the move now. [laughter] and naomi biden. introduced to this 11-year-old. i am sorry vivian. >> the first lady's husband. look in his remand -- what you see. that's right. she's fine. [laughter] >> congressman ants dr. jackson joins us with reaction. you took care of how many presidents? >> three. >> george w. bush, b

you discuss that with the big bob dylan fan named barack obama. since you brought up unity, really, just a really cool condo . i will play a bit of what he said to you about dylan. >> he was a huge musical influence to me. he was somebody who reminded me of how powerful the american story can be told through music. it's about people rejecting what is already there to try to create something entirely new. kids are always going to come up with something that you haven't heard before. was also nice though is how there is a connection. all these different musical rivers run together to make american music. there's nothing more unifying in this country. then our music. >> that was pretty cool. >> i don't know if it was that trip to the white house. i've been there a couple of times for events and stuff like that. i was wandering around downstairs and i went into the little library downstairs and i was looking around at the books. i was living through and found a book that was a complete anthology of bob dylan lyrics in the little library in the white h

2010. >> so, let's talk about barack obama.the tea party election, he famously went on tv and this is what he said. this is what you biden said. let's have a listen. >> i'm not recommending for every future president that they take essential lacking like i did last night. >> we make mistakes. we could have done things differently. we could have prioritize things in a different way. and what we have to do now is learn from those lessons and move forward. >> so, let me ask you this. joe biden was there in 2010. he was in the white house, this talk that he wanted a stronger push after 2010. looking back at 2010, is he thinking, why did barack obama doing right or wrong that i could learn from? >> everything we know suggests that joe biden's vice presidency -- after 2010 he said barack obama should be is another truman. going to congress. asking for all sorts of things trying to get then and if the republicans turned them down, so be it. it would be an issue with obama and biden running for reelection. biden was telling people that

if you look at the metrics, it wasn't like two or 3 million people who voted for barack obama -- a bit complete a steak at a -- let you had. isn't adding flow -- these measures are important because what we saw in 2010, we saw a large swath of the obama -- and not participating in the midterm elections. does that is a lot of time. our younger voters pullback, minority voters, you have an electorate that's older and less diverse in the midterms. it tends to benefit republicans. one of the things that i'm seeing in the data right now which is different than what we saw on 2010 -- there is more interest in the midterm election -- right now -- in 2010. even though younger voters and minority voters are not happy with democrats. the more interested in motivated for right now. i>> rachel, let me bring you back and say, younger voters, climate is a big issue. how much do you think this new budget reconciliation, which is big described as a biggies climate bill, if it passes, will inspire younger voters to get to the poll? how much will that change the game in november? >> it's really critical

our country deserves it 20 minutes later recalls jackson in his new memoir barack obama sent him an email saying i must express my disappointment at your cheap attacks on joe biden. it was unprofessional. i expect more from you wrote. obama is not only words obama are the words of a group of people who ran a 2020 democratic party company, ignore joe biden's condition, if you see him on tv turn away because you can conclude that he is physically and mentally unfit to serve as president and don't you dare say anything. and if you say, obama will reprimand you personally, biden has completely changed. it's obviously dementia. so we came to a conclusion that now sounds ridiculous. but then it turned out to be logical this guy couldn't be a candidate for democrats. he could hardly speak how he managed to conduct an election campaign. it turned out, as we found out later, his staff under the guidance of a doctor. jill gave his wife to him. pills before every public appearance they gave him a dose of some substance, it's not an assumption. we don't make it up. we spoke directly with the person w

and a second follow-up and then i did barack obama's dreams for my father.when you think about that, that's four, very major public for presidents. of a very different kind and i work with each one of them in close enough quarters to be able to have real opinions about them as as people as individuals and certainly as politicians. well peter also, i want to ask you because in your article and publishers weekly you talk about the auction process and what you paid and for tip o'neill you did an advance of about a million dollars and it was really and for barack obama from my father. $40,000 well, let's put this. remember tip with speaker of the house and retiring speaker of the house, and we're a great public figure in politician. i was in a heated auction. and we prevailed. it's the first time anybody like anybody. i certainly am not spend a million dollars before we say a big enough deal that it got noted the front page in time said o'neill gets a million bucks. the barack story was that he was in the president of the harvard law review and the new york time

there were chirps about barack obama, a lot of people saying barack obama should not win for reelection. barack obama won two back-to-back majority elections. i think it was ray weigh to early. the narrative of a presidential is different from the narrative of a congressional. and in and inflation will be in shape, the pandemic will be in our rear view mirror and weir going to be building road ond. most of the chirping you hear from biden are people from his coalition, particularly younger voters who want more aggressive action on a but it's not biden who is blocking that. we need two more democratic senators in the united states senate. >> you can make the argument is about frankly, they look at him and say he's 79. already the oldest president would be in his 80s in a second term. so there's more to that, i think, than just young people looking at him and saying, well, he hasn't done enough about some of these issues, right? >> well, let's be clear. you know, a lot of young people fell in love with bernie sanders. bernie sanders was not necessarily a spring chicken. so i think it is a

and a second follow-up and then i did barack obama's dreams for my father. so when you think about that, that's four, very major public for presidents. of a very different kind and i work with each one of them in close enough quarters to be able to have real opinions about them as as people as individuals and certainly as politicians. well peter also, i want to ask you because in your article and publishers weekly you talk about the auction process and what you paid and for tip o'neill you did an advance of about a million dollars and it was really and for barack obama from my father. $40,000 well, let's put this. remember tip with speaker of the house and retiring speaker of the house, and we're a great public figure in politician. i was in a heated auction. and we prevailed. it's the first time anybody like anybody. i certainly am not spend a million dollars before we say a big enough deal that it got noted the front page in time said o'neill gets a million bucks. the barack story was that he was in the president of the harvard law review and the new york

this is a clip from your film "gabby giffords won't back down," a president barack obama, president atime, reflecting on seeing former congress member giffords after her tragic shooting. he visits her with michelle in the hospital in 2011. pres. obama: we heard gabby have been shot, we were heartbroken and scared. i knew gabby well, i knew mark. when i visited with gabby, she was out and uncommucative. a few minutes after we left her room and some of her colleagues from congress were in her room, gabby opened her eyes for the first time. [applause] has opened her eyes for the first time. pres. obama: even in the darkest, most difficult times, there is i was been a glimmer of hope. amy: betsy west, if you can talk more about that moment that she open her eyes for the first time? and they had removed a part of her skull. >> they had in order to allow the swelling of her brain and really to save her life. i think that gabby's shooting was a single moment for barack obama and his young presidency. he visited gabby in tucson, had that very emotional meeting with the tucson community. and th

bush, barack obama and -- correct? and there was a push to to haved donald trump take this t cognitive test. and you were very clear in telling him whatever the results are. and it's not a particularly easy task, they will be released to the public.hey wl you toldl thembe that? absolutely, sean. there was a complete outrage. everyone was up in arms. all these elites from academic medicine and the press, they were relentless in their insistence that we have - the president cognitively assessed, which we did in- as you know, he passed with with flying colors. and , you know, this is kind of where this all originated. i tweetin i sawaw that one day when i was driving to a campaign event that ronald mcdonald put out with some of, these gaffes and one in particular a, i think was where he thought he was running for r the senate and he can remember which state he was in. i don't remember. and you know, she sta tweeted ot a video of it and i just i was a little frustrated with the double standard and i just replied to the twe

do you know what barack obama and biden did for eight years to help the blacks? try nothing. go out on the streets and asked blacks who are walking around -- what did biden and obama do for the blacks? host: ellis cose? guest: i would have to look this up. i am pretty sure 70% of blacks do not live in section eight housing, but there is some truth to that, which is that a huge proportion of blacks still live in very segregated housing, some of it subsidized by the state, some of it is not. there is a long and contorted history of why housing for blacks and whites is so different. it doesn't start with obama and biden and those people, it starts with the decision made by the united states and maintained by the u.s. government to segregate society and relegate blacks to some of the worst neighborhoods. the housing projects, which came in the aftermath of world war ii, were segregated. there was very different housing made for whites then was made for african-americans, and we are still living with the consequences of that. the society we live in was segregated, so i don't think

and senate republicans didn't confirm judges for the most part for barack obama's entire final lastat had a huge impact on shifting the courts to where they are today. it's been an animating principle for voters on the right for the last 40 years ultimately ending and culminating in the overturning of roe v. wade. shifting the courts to the right has been successfully led by senator mcconnell, republicans have done. >> and this is how republicans want it. there are a large group of american who is like what they are seeing. bakari, democrats for decades have known that republicans are working toward this aim, particularly with roe versus wade. have they been doing enough? democrats could have codified this into law? have they been doing enough? >> many people think about the 44th president of the united states and barack obama but he only had the majority for 72 days before the passing of senator kennedy. that's just a footnote. the fact is democrats have not done enough. whether or not it was ram emanuel who pretty much said f the courts. we have other things to do. that's to use r

barack obama gave us that money and he said to call him if you don't believe me. why didn't anyone ever call barack obama and ask him? i've often wondered about that. guest: that's a good question as to why nobody has those that question to president obama. i do not know. host: a few minutes left with jeff moore dr. and this is connecticut, independent. caller: good morning, it's interesting how the guest describes possible hunter biden investigation outcomes in terms of how it will take pressure off american garland instead of in terms of criminal accountability. it really shows how justice takes a backseat when it comes to washington. guest: in these politically tinged investigations, that's unfortunately always a factor. it goes back to what i said earlier that the fact that the political fallout is a calculus in these cases whether it's republican or democrat is why some of these people in this country have become skeptical of the justice department and the fbi. host: we started this program noting that the hunter biden probe is reaching a critical stage and i

that's just-- it's inconceivable. >> former president barack obama has released his yearly summer reading >> it's that time of the year again for president obama's 2022 summer playlist. this track list is perfect for a day at the beach, and certainly wasn't carefully crafted so that the songs, when read top to bottom, would taunt another former president. enjoy hits like:

so, was it barack obama? he is joe's old buddy. maybe he was giving him a little tough love. m right. this is somebody far more powerful than clyburn and obama combined i will give you a hint. >> 5, 6, 7, 8. >> oops, i did it again. i played with your heart ♪ got lost in the game ♪ oh, baby, baby ♪ yes, it's totally it. >> jesse: that's right will and grace actress debra messing is the most powerful woman in washington. after all, she was the one who put biden in the white house. but as the saying goes, the good debra giveth but she also taketh away. and right now debra is very upset. like a lot of other hollywood celebs she isn't happy with the state of the country. roe is overturned, gas is through the roof. and inflation is eating away at her will and grace royalty checks. joe biden has lost debra messing. and when you lose debra messing, you lose democracy. you see, she is not alone. one by one democrats are turning their backs on biden. cnn is reporting that some members of congress have described the white house as rudderless, aimless and hopeless. ouch. >> a lot of frus

you can definitely understand why barack obama is the outsider.unities that we're born into, partly because bruce, you talked about your dad being sick, my dad was absent. >> reporter: you both talk about having essentially absentee fathers. >> and i think that can contribute to that sense of feeling like i don't know exactly how i'm supposed to behave or how i'm supposed to act. >> reporter: let me ask you this, you said something in the podcast, bruce, which struck me, in many ways your work was really about your father. >> the more i look back on it, the more that's the conclusion i come to. >> reporter: what were you doing in that? >> well, in a sense trying to be -- i try to create a physical self i thought he would approve of, have the success i thought he would approve of, i also felt a certain sort of -- that i was an instrument of revenge for the disappointments that my father had in his life. and so i started to intensely tell these workin class stories that were filled with both -- both hope and compassion, but a lot of anger also. and

do you remember when barack obama did not want to call terrace terrorist.t to call them radical extremists. he couldn't say the word terrorists and trying to change the language a mini plate language i think is insulting to the very people who were leading and is not necessary to put too much money into the economy this too much money into a few goods that made his inflation went up that's basic what they could do is that of trying to change the definition or just say are the three things that were try to do about it right now wintersteen was going on for the last 18 months i feeling i continue to come on our list of people like you are what oliver shows is good advice for them to take these don't take it. respectably strange boats including china changeling which altogether to get out of fixing themselves in. >> you can't deny some of that everyone else knows is true swampy will just say yeah were very upset about the economy is the most important thing because the notes most important thing most people are doing every thing we can fix it that seems super

it's under barack obama.i believe unleashed blm because he was the disciple of jeremiah wright. he disowned him. jeremiah wright baptized his children, performed a wedding ceremonies. soap blm and everything that it stands for is destroying race relations in this country. the way we rebuild trust is building trust with each other. gerry: it's a good point before come to break it's a good point that kerry raise there. i am an immigrant to this country. i can assure you, i'm sure you do not need to know this are told this but there are hundreds of millions of people around the world who would leave their homes and come to united states for exactly the reasons that carrie said. and yet we have a cultural and political elite in this country that seems to want to do the country down the whole time. >> we do. it's been a problem for a long time for her to think it has accelerated for a lot of reasons for that i think social media certainly the tribal partisanship. you have seen that left in this country pull the de

barack obama changed on this. remember when i first met him in 2008, he was not pro- marriage equality and today he is. today, the entire country has changed. over 71% of americans support gay marriage. this bill was also about interracial marriage, marriage between different nationalities. it is protecting the institution of marriage, which republicans hang their hat on. i can think of so many gay friends of mine, floridians, who are married and some have gay children who are married and are marco rubio donors. i will call them and tell them, you should tell them, you should tell marco rubio that giving him money is a royal, stupid waste of time. >> only gay leftists, only elite leftists are gay? does that make sense to you? >> marco rubio today, everything that comes out of his mouth is a noun, a verb and socialist leninist. >> he talked about barack obama , i went to a white house christmas party with barack obama when he was president. after i came out, he said to me , you did the right thing. he said a lot to

up next, barack obama has released his summer playlist. after the break.ll take a look at what the former president is listening to. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. [power-drill noises] alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and you could even save $652 when you switch. ok, i need a crowbar. and a blowtorch. [teddy bear squeaks] [doug sighs] limu, call a mechanic. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> it is that time of obama likes to do this. former president barack obama releasing his summer playlist and the 44th president sharing 44 songs on his summer playlist. but >> we'll give you the top 5. there's beyonce does break my soul first on the list. ten's by about a second harry styles music for a sushi restaurant. that's the name of this out. 3rd on the list followed by feeling. alright by joe cocker. >> and energy by set of the great featuring a demon in got to see good. so it's fun that it is that people really

in both of those cases, the deals happened shortly after joe biden is vice president to barack obamay appointed the point person on u.s. policies to those countries. barack obama comes out with a at the same time and says joe biden is our point person on china policy, and within a matter of a couple of months hunter biden is collecting major deals from chinese businessmen. same thing in ukraine in 2014. vladimir putin invades ukraine, barack obama appoints joe biden his point person on policy towards ukraine. within four weeks hunter biden signs up with burisma, the corrupt energy company, and starts banking a million dollars a year in fees. i mean, it's so blatant, it's so there, and the lack of curiosity by the mainstream media, the lack of interest in this is astonishing. jason: and not only was he just doing business, but he's a accompanying his dad on air force two. and at one point, this one really bothers me, he's going into mexico. i believe his name is jeff cooper who was an associate of hunter biden, he is also on air force who to go try to close the deal in mexico. i have

when i was vice president, i asked the president then, barack obama, i asked him whether or not i could start what we called a cancer moonshine. i visited every major cancer hospital in the world, with one exception. i mean it literally. because there is so much, so much for just on the edge of being able to discern. we're so close dealing with so many cancers. i announced one of my goals, to change cancer as we know it, so it's no longer viewed by many people as it is as a death sentence, but as a disease that can be cured or lived with. and we started this cancer moonshot with billions of dollars at home. within the national institute of health, i set up a provision like the defense department, there is a special office. the defense department is looking at breaking technologies. whether it is just across the board. that is where the internet came from. well, they are doing the same thing at the national institutes of health. just focusing on cancer, period. this one provision. it represents our investment in the future, as hopefully this $100 million will generate other large contrib

and he used biden as this person to sort of balance out this -- the newness of barack obama. u point out, he never dreamed that joe biden would ever -- in fact, made sure that when president obama left office he made sure that biden wasn't running for the nomination after him. never dreamed that he would get into the white house. >> jesse: do you think the media knows how dumb joe biden is? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, i remember covering congress for years and covering the senate judiciary committee of which he was a chairman. and the great thing about joe biden was he u. you could get him to say anything. going back to the point is he like mikey. he will do anything. he will eat anything. he will do anything. and you could get him to say anything. so, if you are a reporter and you have got to get your story together. and you need somebody to say something. you find joe biden in the hallway and you can just sort of set him up. he would literally say anything and then you would have your story done it wouldn't matter if it was true or not or hurt him or helped him. of course peo

dramatic day of my life, in a way, in political life and in a personal level, was the day that barack obamae president of the united states. iknew him... because, just to explain, you had both been harvard law students. because we had both been harvard law students, and we had become friends. i had stayed up all night commentating on the media, including with you, on his victory. i hadn't slept. and that evening i had to go to buckingham palace to become a privy councillor, you know, when you become senior in parliament, you can get recommended and the "right honourable" is because you become a privy councillor. there is a ceremony that you have with the queen, you kneel before the queen on a beautiful soft cushion, you kiss her ring, and you swear and you become a privy councillor. and i'm afraid because i had been so tired, i had stayed up all night, it was... lots of exuberation. and i lent forward, and i think i must have tipped right towards the queen, she had to hold my head back. what, so you didn't fall asleep? literally, yes! what a way to become a privy councillor, so, you know, i

remember quite a few years back, talking to you, and you were looking at the man as your friend, barack obamaf to be president, and you were struggling along not quite getting to the places that people had said you would get to, and inevitably, that was a frustrating time. oh, god, that is a big question, nick. the first thing i should say is i have done something as i have approached 50 which i don't think i had done last time i spoke to you, which is i have got a therapist. so i now get to reflect quite hard on notjust 22 years in public life, but being a father of three kids. you know, my eldest two are teenagers now. my parents have passed away. you know, heading towards 20 years in a marriage. as well as having a big, seriousjob. so, 50 for me is also about, you know, waking up in the morning, especially if you have got to do the today programme and your feet and your knees ache, and all that sort of stuff, basically. do you mind me asking, why the therapist? i think i decided in lockdown. and i didn't have... the first bit of lockdown was great, you know, we were cooking, we were all at

youtube that speech, barack obama. i'm intimate lea ware and familiar with that place. look at this failure. this is your responsibility. that ferris wheel in the park, i walk by it five times a week, there is never anybody on it. we need you to get out of the way you're all complete failures. >> clerk: all right, sorry to cut you off we're set the timer for two minutes. do we have another caller in the queue? >> yes. >> i'm going through a situation in my building. i have been gone back and forth to my rental office complaining about the noise, the older i'm 52 years old disabled and barely walking. itch called the security people, the office gave me this number. this lady living over here for 7 years. i got piece approximates of everything that is good to my ceiling that live over me. i got pictures for this young girl that has been torching me for seven years. this has been going on for 17 years. i got plasters, falling from the ceiling from what is going to take a hammer and beat on the wall and on the floor to where the plaster fall down. i had to park my car on th

president at hiroshima, barack obama, the first prime minister to visit pearl harbor with obama and then his relationship with donald trump. what kind of a person was he? what do you see here? >> what i see is a towering figure and as nic robertson said, he was a man of great vision. he was able to heal some of the divides between japan and the united states, he was able to work both political parties and as you mentioned president obama and donald trump. the thing that's important here is the question of going forward. what is japan going to be like? because without shinzo abe as malcolm turnbull said, the region would not have come together with the quad security grouping which is really important these days. his vision from the first years of this century have really set the free world's path in asia-pacific region. so the question is does japan fall back into political chaos as it does look like now or does this create a reaction and japan coming together? i would sort of think it's the first and i'm very concerned about that. >> gordon chang, jonathan wackrow, thank you for being wi

people, this is a commitment about resources and expertise, vice president, nasa presidents, then barack obama i asked him whether or not i could start will be calling cancer moonshot, i visited every cancer hospital in the world with one exception, i mean, it literally because there are so much, so much just on the edge of being able to discern. we are so close, so many cancers. and i announced one of my goals was to cage cancer as we know it. so is no longer viewed to people as it is, as a death sentence but as a disease that can either be cured or lived with. and we stay in started this cancer, with billions of dollars at home. with in the national institute of health type set up a provision where life was in the defense department, was a special office in the defense department started to look at breaking technologies whether it is just across the board and that is where the internet came from. and were doing the same thing at the national institute of health, this focus on cancer. this one provision, and a represents our investment of the future as hopefully this $100 million will generat

. >> remember the 2012 election it appeared that - - met romney would beat barack obama and on the floorhe senate says he hasn't paid taxes in ten years. he lied and years later when he was interviewed he admitted that he lied and said how do you feel about that? he said he didn't win did he? nobody felt bad. he was radioactive and still went on television and got a good obituary on the floor of the senate to lie about the kennedy to change the election and bragged about it years later. >> and the media cheered. steve: editing change the election. the whole idea. that double standard we will talk about later in the show. you are all here today. postscript on the recent supreme court rulings. with the new conservative majority not to make policy itself but instead applying with the constitution says where policy should be made climate change is not the unelected bureaucrats who could decide that congress and state legislators can't ignore the united states constitution on abortion it was given back to the states in the absence of allotment by the u.s. congress and assigned by the presiden

barack obama to win reelection . yeah, i know. and obama, he won reelection,wo but not because his policies and performance, you know, we're all that great. right. but because e he could put together a good speech and give coherent answers. unlike hiswe former vice president is now doing as president. but one more point. that's exactly right. you connect every democrat that is running in the congress, in the senate for a seat or running for reelection to joe biden on inflation, on education, on gasti pricesha and on crime. and ift you do that and you focus on those four issues like a laser, i don't see how too many of them will go becauseit democrats don't have a bumper sticker and they know it's sean, . quick exit question and prediction from both of youu . >> kellyanne, will joe bidenis finish his first termh? yes, he's not going to finish his sentences, but he will finish his first term too funny and not laugh. joe concha, it's like trying tos take the keys from f your grandfather is 84 and shouldn't be driving anymore. he's no

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