barack obama and joe biden have a robbery and they are the closest of friends. joe biden it felt like during his time as vice president he was not always well respected in the obama white house and he still has a grudge that he was noty passed to run for the presidency in 2016 and people in the obama troop rally for hillary linton. i don't think brock would like like -- so you can't takeak the personal out of the political equation here. we are talking about biden's economic policies in that first year as president and why he was so intentos on getting the biggt possible package. >> is a microphone there and those who have questions please queue up behind that microphone. i want to ask one more. if you don't queue up i will threaten. i want to askk you guys and i think this conversation reflects it this book is called "this will not pass" and operates in a lot of different levels but the implication of that is that we arehr in the throws of something of large forces that are not going to be easily undone. so talk a bit about that and then see if either of you can

and then barack obama did what franklin roosevelt, harry truman, richard nixon could not do.to law the affordable care act, extending health care coverage to millions of people who could not afford it, through an expansion of medicaid and subsidies for private health insurance. and yesterday, joe biden signed into law legislation that would strengthen medicare and reduce health care costs through medicare and the affordable care act, provoking barack obama to say, on twitter, this is a bfd. >> we are giving medicare the power to negotiate those prices now. on [inaudible] this mean seniors are gonna pay less for their prescription drugs. that means, if you are on medicare, you'll never have to a more than $2,000 a year, no matter how many prescriptions you have, whether it is for cancer or any other disease. no more than $2,000 a year. the inflation reduction act locks in place lower health care premiums for millions of families who get their coverage under the affordable care act. >> joining us now is democratic congresswoman lauren underwood of illinois. she's a registered n

what about barack obama? eric trump's son of the trump -- on monday night. >> going back to hillary, there's a whole lot of other things. how about the benghazi scandals? how about the clinton foundation? how many shady oligarchs of russia were contributing to that? how about the iranian war? you want to talk about scandals that were never investigated, never vetted? >> benghazi was never investigated? are you kidding me? it was an entire benghazi select committee, to which she testified for multiple hours. by the end of the, week gop congressman marc wynne mcmullin was offering this ridiculous and false hillary clinton claim. >> we saw that this media frenzy, about supposedly classified information uses the same media frenzy when there were 33,000 classified email on a server in a bathroom with hillary clinton? >> no media frenzy about emails. was he asleep all of 2016? did he missed the part where her emails cost for the presidential election that year? but trump had the best clinton ally of all in his very

. >> and barack obama, your gym partner, who was on the stairmaster and elliptical, you were side byd use the stationary bike and we talked about the times we spent in the gym. he's a lot better shape than i am, but we would trash talk each other, because we'd be just the two of us in there and anybody that didn't know us, what's wrong with those two guys? they must hate each other and walk out of the gym with our arms around each other laughing our heads off. that's a picture i took of barack obama after he had been elected president and he's standing right below the painting of george washington. they've got the same expression on their face >> i think we cut off the top of it, if we could widen that frame. because that's a wonderful washington picture. >> i had the only camera in the room, and i thought oh, look at the history of this. our first president white george washington and here's the latest president at that time, barack obama, and i gave him that picture. >> when you think back on the senate history, we have a 50/50 senate, divisions, impeachment and january 6th in the

that's just-- it's inconceivable. >> former president barack obama has released his yearly summer readingyear 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.

one of barack obama's longest serving advisors. e was white house director of communications under president obama from 2009 through 2013. and senior advisor to the president from 2013 until 2015. he lives in the bay area of california. of course danced a book that we are here for this evening is titled battling the big lie, how facebook and the maggot media are destroying america. this is from then rode to wright's quote battling the big lie is enlightening at times ann raging, and always entertaining guide to the recent history of our politics and media. drawing on dan pfeiffer. read this book if you want to understand what is happening in american politics. why it is happening and what you can do about it. wewe are honored to welcome them back to harrisburg without further ado please join and giving them a warm harrisburg welcome. [applause] >> it is good to be b. i know dan well, but we have not talked about the book because i have been waiting to talk about it in front of you all. let's start with the easiest question. why this

he brought in barack obama's administration and pushes a hard left agendarme the things that he said no, we're not doing that to his democratic colleagues he's now doing and one of them is this. it's a series of broken pledges but he's trying to get away with it with his grandfatherliness and not get the blame from the american people. it's obviously not working it you're looking at the polls on him. james: up next, mike pence calling out attorney general merrick garland but defending fbi agents and the former vice president has advice for the gop, that's next. >> i call on attorney general garland to give the american people a full accounting of the reasons why this action was necessary. james: former vice president mike pence this week calling for more transparency from the biden justice department but also telling fellow republicans to stop criticizing fbi agents for the raid on trump's mar-a-lago home. >> i also want to remind my fellow republicans, we can hold the attorney general accountable for the decision that he made without attacking a rank and file law enforcement personn

barack obama had to be jimmy carter reborn and he could only do one term because he was so interestedoving america in a direction in which it had not gone for many years. as he said his mission was to be the progressive reagan to be just as consequential to change but in a similar way. i think he really believed that this was going to be waterloo. this is a battle and win the election isfo ultra-obama in 202 really by news that think many people on the right were done. >> try being on the ticket. [laughter] >> i can imagine. i can imagine and that made them say all right if we are reaching this point where the input the electoral input we elected scott brownn in massachusetts and obaa passed obamacare anyway. we had the tea party congress but they weren't able to do anything. then in 14 we get a republican wave again that captured the senate and after the election of 2014 obama said oh yeah i heard people voted for republicans in congress and i hear all the people voted for democrats in the people who didn't vote at all. it's infuriating. the election should matter so i think that's t

but again, let's go to barack obama negotiation with iran. strong, he didn't want a better deal, people asked why doesn't he get a better deal, he didn't want one, he thought america was to blame for decades of tension, he traced it back to 1950s he claim we overthrow the democratic prime minister of iran, that was a myth. he was not elected or over thrown, he was the one they trying to seize power and hold to it. but barack obama de believed it in his bones, he said it in speech after speech. he thinks that america is to blame for the decades of tensions with iran, that is why we got the deal, we didn't want a better one, joe biden was there by his side, now it say . of personal and partisan honor for joe biden and democrat they go back to deal because donald trump ripped it up. appropriately so, it will put, ran on the path to the bomb, super charge their support for terrorism in the world to include here in the united states at a time when they have operatives trying to assassinate former u.s. government officials who almost did assassinat

meeting according to some reports, lasting more than an hour, an hour and half, the president, barack obamaropping in on that meeting between biden and mikhail gorbachev and russian media a couple of years ago putting out a reporting on a letter that joe biden may have sent to mikhail gorbachev to celebrate and congratulate him on his 90th birthday. so, as soviet leader that had very close respectful relationships, if not friendships with american leaders. in grand scheme of things, in the way history has seen in the u.s., when he think about the soviet union and the end of the soviet union, there is a positive view, an image of mikhail gorbachev, someone who brought an end to that soviet union in the most peaceful way, even though his image and his stature may be seen from the russian point of view may be very different. mark: thank you very much, indeed. we will bringing -- we will be bringing more reaction from the passing of the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. iraq's prime minister says he will resign if the complicated political say she drew -- situation continue. s

do not rule out that before the age of 24 there is still enough time for, ah, as happened with barack obama and the democratic republican party in his time, they could nominate new bright leaders who will fight for the post president. and of course, then the old guard will have a very difficult time. well, especially since this is the old guard. she's been showing signs like this lately. well, not like some kind of totalitarianism, yes, but it is very similar to that, because all the information is not objectionable. it is somehow cleaned from the internet. uh, well, for example, again, the same scandal with hunter biden's laptop, in which they were accused. first, russia then had a whole investigation, the result of which, uh, russia is not to blame for anything. uh, in fact, who's the fake gunner? who is producing fake news and in this way. um, well, joe biden is now being exposed as such, is it, the sacred cow infallible, or what? well , uh, i think that here, uh, the question is not about specific personalities and not specifically about biden or trump, but the question is that, uh, unf

all levels of government and continues to provide activists,v organizers are featured author barack obama'songest-serving advisors. his white house director of communications under president obama 2009 -- 2013. senior advisor to the present 2013 -- 2015. he lives in the bay area of california. of course danced a book that we are here for is entitledie battling the big lie how fox, facebook the meggitt media are destroying america one blurb writes quote battling the big lie is enlightening at times and always entertaining guide to the recent history of politics and media why it's happening what you can do about it. without further ado please join me and give a warm harrisburg welcome. [applause] >> it's good to be back. i note down what we have not talked about the book there waiting to talk t about in front of you all. dan luster the easiest question, why this book, why now? some of you may not we were here together sitting in these exact chairs february 2020 it was like froze and we are back. did anythingn? happen? i decided that was probably going to be my last book. but that aside very p

use it when people elected barack obama, that was good, and when they elected trump it was bad. they voted for trump because they hated black people. it is a mathematical necessity that many of the people who voted for barack obama subsequently voted for donald trump, because barack obama won two elections and donald trump won the next. there has to be some number of people -- and in a country of 330 million -- who voted for barack obama and then donald trump. i know would number of these people who voted for obama and trump. the suggestion that the people who are voting for trump hate lack people would come as a surprise to my -- black people would come as a surprise to my caller friend. i think he has given away the game when you discuss the attacks on donald trump right now and the reasons we need to keep him out of office. the doj, the biden administration, the attorney general of new york, all the people trying to disqualify president trump in 2024 are doing so for one reason, because they fear the american people, the democracy, will elect donald trump again. it is so ironi

use it when people elected barack obama, that was good, and when they elected trump it was bad. but then they voted for trump because they hated black people. it is a mathematical necessity that many of the people who voted for barack obama subsequently voted for donald trump, because barack obama won two elections and donald trump won the next. there has to be some number of people -- and in a country of 330 million -- who voted for barack obama and then donald trump. i know would number of these people who voted for obama and trump. the suggestion that the people who are voting for trump hate lack people would come as a surprise to my -- black people would come as a surprise to my caller friend. i think he has given away the game when you discuss the attacks on donald trump right now and the reasons we need to keep him out of office. the doj, the biden administration, the attorney general of new york, all the people trying to disqualify president trump in 2024 are doing so for one reason, because they fear the american people, the democracy, will elect donald trump again. it i

a cohost of pod save america, one of barack obama's longest-serving advisors. he was director of communications from 2009 to 2013. he lives in the bay area of california. dan's new book that we are here for this evening is titled, battling the big lie, how thoughts, facebook, and the maga media are destroying america. this blurb, it's an enlightening, at times enraging, and always entertaining guide to the recent history of our politics and media, drawing on dan pfeiffer's unparalleled experience. read this book if you want to understand what is happening in american politics, why it is happening, and what you can do about it. we're honored to welcome you back to harrisburg. without further ado, please join me and giving them a warm harrisburg welcome. [applause] >> it is good to be back. i know dan well, but we have not talked about the book because i have been waiting to talk about it in front of you all. let's start with the easiest question. why this book, why now? >> some of you may know, we were here together, sitting in these exact chairs in mid february

he brought in barack obama's administration and then pushing a hard left agenda and the things he saide are not doing to the democratic colleagues he is now doing. one of them is this a series of broken pledges but is trying to get away with it with his grandfather to not get the plane from the making people. it's obviously it's not working if you look at the polls. james: mike pence is calling out merrick garland but defending fbi agents this week in the former vice president has some advice for the gop. that is next. >> attorney general garland to give the american people a full accounting of the reasons why this action wa you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i

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. >> reporter: he hugged former president barack obama on stage after introducing him at an economicmulus package rally dubbed by the press as "the kiss of death." but 13 years later, crist is embracing that moment. >> president obama used to always tell us, when we vote, we win. >> reporter: courting voters as the best democratic candidate to break desantis' stronghold in the state. you've been in politics for a very long time. you've seen the state change. do you truly believe that right now a democrat can win florida? >> i have no doubt about it. i know it in my heart and soul. we're one-third republican, one-third democrat, one-third interest registration. we need to get the democrats unified, get our share of the independents and moderate republicans, because i know they're out there, they're upset this governor yells at kids and really demeans everybody. >> people have this question, why did you switch parties? >> my party left me, i didn't leave it. it started with the tea party and it's metastasized now. i'm comfortable being a proud florida democrat, it's where i should have

that means eliminating career government employees installed by barack obama.hing terrifies a career bureaucrat more than losing their grip on power. look, on the one hand, some politicians in both parties do appear to recognize this threat. florida governor ron desantis for example is calling this raid a sign we are now living in a banana republic. and andrew cuomo, a democrat who is no stranger to open-ended investigations, just called the raid a major threat to the credibility of the fbi appeared on the other hand the republican leader in the senate mitch mcconnell waited 24 hours before he demanded anss from the fbi peer tim scott of south carolina says we need to wait and let the process player. john cornyn sent out a few retweets. kevin mccarthy calling for reforms. really? how do you perform this? this is the fbi director on august 4th. >> do you agree that the allegation of secret collusion between president trump and russia was a hoax? yes or no? >> i don't think that's the terminology i would use. i think there's a lot written on the subject both in s

first would have been to ban private jets, but to this day, al gore still flies on private jets, barack obama -- and beachfront property. they are all in on it. it's a scam, because they will personally escape the consequences of their own policies. when the french president says that his people are facing the end of abundance, he's not talking about himself. emmanuel macron and all of them understand that they will always be rich and protected. they know that for certain. what is very interesting is that suddenly, everyone else that has been paying attention can see that they were lying. the entire population of europe now knows that. four years ago, trump warned europe that the energy -- the german delegation laughed at him. >> germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. here in the western hemisphere, we committed to maintaining -- from the encroachment of expansionist flow would have. it's been the formal policy of our country's president munro -- monty roe -- -- >> they are laughing. but, they are not laughing anymore. europeans have

as for biden, they started making money on bioweapons even under barack obama. y, there seems to be an abyss between the two presidents. i'll go desperate. trying to get attention, obama puts his hand on his shoulder and even call him a hut, as if they are friends, well, both of my neglect. he behaves. as if biden is not there at all. ask yourself. have you seen a sadder sight in your life? a stop it's awful. hunter biden himself, in whose business correspondence they now find direct evidence of the family's involvement in these funds and developments, denies everything with journalists, he is less talkative than with prostitutes. it's your laptop, honestly, i don't know, i really don't know, no idea. you don't know in yours or not? no idea. american military biologists in the framework of the a8 project studied the pathogens of the congo crimean hemorrhagic fever, leptospirosis , hantaviruses, and these diseases were chosen. apparently , they are not just like that, namely, because their pathogens have natural foci both in ukraine and in russia. as part of this

he brought in barack obama's administration and then pushing a hard left agenda and the things he saide are not doing to the democratic colleagues he is now doing. one of them is this a series of broken pledges but is trying to get away with it with his grandfather to not get the plane from the making people. it's obviously it's not working if you look at the polls. james: mike pence is calling out merrick garland but defending fbi agents this week in the former vice president has some advice for the gop. that is next. >> attorney general garland to give the american people a full accounting of the reasons why this action was necessary ♪ i'm way ahead of schedule with my trusty team ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? timber... [ sighs heavily ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you've built with affordable coverage. a trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i fe

the very first document donald trump received as document, a handwritten letter from president barack obama to his successor. that, by tradition, as everyone knows, is tucked into a drawer in the desk in the oval office for the incoming president. it was public information on inauguration day in 2017. that president obama left that letter for donald trump, who said, it was, quote, a beautiful letter. he actually said that about the president obama letter to him. and then, there were the letters that became, possibly, the most famous presidential letters in history. the trump love letters. >> i got a very beautiful letter from kim jong-un, he really wrote beautiful -- three page, i mean right from top to bottom, a really beautiful letter. >> donald trump never said very much about the text of those letters from the north korean dictator. but he was never shy about the feelings expressed in those letters. >> we fell in love. okay? no, really. he wrote me beautiful letters. and they are great letters. we fell in love. >> for most of us, and that was just more trumpian the thundery. that was ju

[laughter] >> do you miss barack obama?esidents. >> which ones do you miss the most. >> george. >> which one you have quote to be a little more specific. >> father and son. >> holy spirit. >> yeah i'm in to that, too. >> holy spirit activate. holy spirit activate. >> do you miss barack obama. >> compared to joe biden, yes. >> now who do you miss. >> trump. >> how much do you miss him? >> i miss him a lot. >> do you think about him every night. >> no not every night. >> every other night. >> yeah, every other night. >> then you fell in love. >> i am waiting for the president to come where there is actually change instantly. >> president obama promised change. >> the only change i have got in my pocket. [laughter] >> who is barack obama's vice president? >> oh my gosh. um, oh my gosh. uh -- >> jeez, it wasn't jesus. it was a female, right? borders. >> the man in the white house who is screwing everything up. >> i need help. >> do you think that joe biden should run in 2024? >> no. absolutely not. no. no. no. >> no. >> no. >>

lower than barack obama, he lost 63 seats in the house. what is it?e aren't giving him credit for these legislative wins because they are not feeling it. they are still getting hit in their pocketbook, still paying more for groceries and gasoline. an when people are not happy, they take it out on the incumbent party. in addition to those lists, they also passed the major infrastructure bill last year, they also passed the -- those are all bipartisan achievements, they passed that nearly $2 trillion bill to deal with the economic recovery which republicans blame for helping cause the inflation. but they will pass this massive proposal -- they most certainly will this weekend out of the senate and next week during climate change giving medicare the power to negotiate prescription drug prices, corporate minimum tax. but again, voters may not seen this giant piece of legislation so democrats may not benefit a whole lot. >> senator hickenlooper said part of that is a white house failure to find a better way to communicate. is that it, is that what demo dem

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

. >> president barack obama tweeting today saying this is a b fd.ontributor and author of, joe biden the life the run and what matters now. we know why he said that when the former president, barack obama, signed the affordable joe biden whispered in his ear while the microphone is open, this is a b f d. how are you doing evan? why did you make of today. >> i'm feeling fine. not gonna say it any better than barack obama did. >> listen, the current president biden says the signing is about showing americans democracy still works. which is what he ran on. it is his counter argument to all the chaos and the division of our politics right now. >> yeah, look, i will tell you don, at the core of joe biden's presidential career, right now. it has been this idea, which looks to i think a lot of people almost naive sometimes, almost antique. the idea that you don't have to be cynical about politics. the idea that this system, which is so paralyzed, so frustrating, so much of the time. it can actually be wrestled into gear. and you can do it supposed to do. i

i think that it is a bigger story than a reaction to barack obama. 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 expand

barack obama also did it. and the latest defenses, oh well i just magically declassified these things. again, it's the typical donald trump playbook, where he sending us running after ridiculous ideas. but let's spend a second. like senator cain, i spent a lot of time around the most highly classified information as a member of the intelligence community. whenever i have access to that information, i go to a special office building in the capital, that has heavy bulletproof doors, guarded by armed guards, i can't take any electronic devices. i see this information and i'm allowed to take it with me. what does it mean? that box that is ts ssdi, a bunch of initials that most people don't understand. that's stop secret sensitive compartmentalize information. it's information that by definition would cause extreme damage to the national security of the united states. it's important that people understand what that means. that's information that's gathered by our officers in places like afghanistan, iraq, very dang

a lot of young black kids don't have someone telling them that, but they hear barack obama and eric holder talking about systemic racism, and why wouldn't i believe it? obama did a great deal of damage. and i know that he watches book notes and in depth on c-span. i've tried to reach out to him and have a conversation with him because i know he knows what i know. there's a magazine called police mag, and they talked about a poll in the magazine, and people who were self-described, peter, aste very liberal were asked in 2019 how many unarmed black men did the police kill? half of the very liberal people said 1,000. 8% at 10 powrkz. -- 10,000. what about regular old liberals? 39% thought the police in 2019 killed 1,000 unarmed black men. 5% thought hay killed 10,000. the answer is 12. now, if you're that wrong headed about what theha police are doi, of course you're going to have this fear of them. why would you want to listen to them? this is level of propaganda that the left has allowed people to feel because they want their votes. how do you get 95% of one group of people voting for the d

is a major thing is they breakdown of the american nuclear family. 40% of all and kids and -- barack obamance said a kid raised by father is five times more likely to the poor. 20 times more likely to end up in jail. 25% of kids born out of wedlock -- the welfare state hae my opinion incentivize women to the government and men to abandon their financial moral responsibilities far and away the biggest problems we are facing in america. there is a red line between that and the fact that 85% of eighth-graders nationwide cannot read or do math. 85% of them are functionally asserted as of the lack of parental supervision and dies in the house. it's a direct line between that and crime. i want to talk about those things and talk about the connection between that of the welfare state. i don't think they feel either party including my republican party expense of the time addressing of. >> host: speaking of which you wrote in 2000 in the 10 things you can't say in america you were talking about these issues back then and you mentioned the welfare state is the tyranny of the status quo. >> guest: ag

down the rate of domestic spending is still increased but they slowed it down now fast-forward to barack obamalled the great recession not nearly the same numbers raise taxes past obama care we got the worst economic recovery since 1949. reagan god is three.5 percent average this president is doing the same thing i don't know any economic philosophy you raise rates in a recession. i always learned back to back quarters meant a recession so what about zero inflation which is why biden did on monday but then on friday talk about the inflation reduction act? how do you reduce that from zero? [laughter] steve: what is amazing they constantly say they will tax billionaires and corporations that doesn't affect anyone else spent they pass them off with high prices for consumers or lower return of equity for shareholders or for the employees. somebody will pay for them and corporations don't pay taxes. democrats believed in the free lunch and republicans feel one —- they feel they are stopping them from eating it. biden has never even ran a hot dog stand and they are clueless. what is scary is you wou

area, so both of the elements of the trump claim that barack obama took the documents and that many of these were classified, the ones in chicago, just not true, jim, at all. >> surprise surprise. daniel dale, thanks as always. we appreciate it. >>> joined now by conservative lawyer john conway. george, great to see you. thanks as always. there's a lot to unpack here. you know, perhaps the ketchup is being thrown against the wall, perhaps it's all the condiments in the refrigerator, in terms of throwing up excuses for what is taking place. but trump's lawyer we're told signed a letter in june telling the department of justice that all classified documents at mar-a-lago had been turned over, yet more classified documents were recovered during monday's search. what do you think about all of this, what are you hearing? >> well, i mean, i think it's all consistent, i mean, from the very beginning, when we first learned just a few days ago, monday night, right, that the search had been conducted at mar-a-lago. you realize there had to be some aggravating factors involved that would lead the

around the world in the last years he even performed in front of tennis superstar roger federer and barack obama at the white house. however, his road to success was rocky. a, as a teenager jacobus would live on the streets of palm, a suburb of cape town, he was addicted to substances such as man jackson meth which are highly dangerous drugs. you kobus was up rock bottom. this cellphone picture is the only one catching from those times a trip to the past, only a few 100 meters away from the academy. this is the place where he would live. you kobus is joining zips up at the age of 16. with the help of an outreach program from the straits to the stage. so how did he manage to do that? i wanted more for myself that didn't think was go impact with rags. what gangs, that is the men. i love that i that didn't come close to my head. and that was all gave me a taste that gave me a bite of the apple. and i told myself, i won. i won more of this apple. and today have quite so much more of that. apple a weekend with the circus people instead of staying at home. you kobus jason and coach ivan, want to leave

barack obama cut a commercial for gavin newsom. elizabeth warren did, bernie sanders did, kamala harris made comments, nancy pelosi. they said the same thing -- stop the republican takeover. they never said gavin newsom was doing a great job on crime, because he wasn't. gavin newsom is doing a great job with schools. our schools are ranked near the bottom even though we are spending more than before. gavin newsom is doing great in attracting people to california when people are actually leaving and taking tax dollars with them. i cannot think of anything this man has done right. nobody tried to defend his record. they said, don't let republicans take over because republicans are unpopular in california, outnumbered three to one, and that is how they succeeded. but he would not debate me and i would ask reporters, let's debate the issues. they never did and he never did. when i got into the race the recall side went into the margin of error. he was scared. he called out the dogs. all this money came in from the unions, hollywood, sn