[president barack obama impersonation] barack obama: we're entering an era in whi our enemies can make it look like anyone is saying anything at any point in time. like, president trump is a total and complete d--. ♪♪♪ [jeremy fernandez impersonation] jeremy fernandez: hello, welcome to "foreign correspondent." i'm jeremy fernandez. well, it took a global pandemic to force us all indoors and to increasingly rely on video screens to connect our lives. but is seeing still believing? this program delves into the world of deepfakes. nina schick: a deepfake is sentially a piece of synthetic or fake media that's either been generated entirely by artificial intelligence or manipulated by artificial intelligence. malemalaria isn't just any disea. male: [speaking foreign language] nina: which, by the way, includes fake video of real people saying and doing things that they never did. tom: this is no unt. jeremy: hollywood is delighted by the movie-making poteial of deepfakes, but in washington the tech is increasingly viewed as dangerous and subversive. [vladimir putin impersonation] vladimir p

that did not sit well with barack obama. >> didn't barack obama also say there's no situation joe biden has looked at and not gotten wrong? something about that? >> i think it is true but that was bob yates who said that -- bob gates, who said that. the former secretary who said biden has been wrong about everything. we don't have time to get into that but i could give him a pretty good argument. >> the fight of his life is the name of the book inside joe biden's white house.

barack obama and i have a relatively long history. met him when my kids were five and seven years old. their basketball coach at the lincoln belmont 'y' was michelle robinson's brother, craig robinson. i met barack and michelle when he was a state senator and i think she was working at the university of chicago. i had known them for a long time. i knew what terrific individuals they were. when barack decided he was going to run for the presidency, he contacted me in 2006 and said, would you help me? would you become my national finance chair? would you raise the money for me to run for president? i thought this was a crazy idea. i had never raised money on a national level for a presidential campaign. i had no idea how anyone did that. he said, no, no, i want you to do this role. and i did, but i really almost said no. what happened was i was sitting, talking to my husband after the evening that barack had asked me. he said to me, this is destiny knocking on the door of our nation and you've got to find a way to help. so, that led me

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then french president francois longed, supported barack obama, and prepared his military units to attack damascus. but a phone called changed everything. mm. i just wish it was a debacle by mouth when i received arc obama's call on saturday with the even though the offensive was supposed to start the next day. or the day after i was battle, said to demona, don't put you on this request for a conversation. it is it was that supposed to me in cuba, buncombe guar your way or sent me the launch. i had heard that the white house was debating and hesitated trio or when it's your dinner. when you get, during my call with barack obama, i was already prepared for what he didn't say are security that the decision? yes, it would be postponed. a book to let this you america up to instead to leave dealing with the chemical weapons to russia. that we are committed to try to work together. beginning with this initiative on the chemical weapons in hopes that those efforts could pay off and bring peace and stability to a war torn part of the world. when you get which to complete good is it as you got him

but if you actually look at the 2006 midterms, so at that point, barack obama has just arrived in the united states senate, has not announced he's running for president. and in that midterm, young voters broke for democrats by a wider margin than any individual age group had, like for a party. if you look back through like exit polls, just going back and, back and back. so you began to see signs of this breakup between generation and the gop at the time pre barack obama, the are there but the 2008 election certainly didn't help and when you suddenly had a president who at least early in his presidency was very inspirational, appealing to young people. and republicans did not have a great counter to that. you had the problem both of skepticism of markets stemming from the financial crisis skepticism american engagement overseas as a result of the iraq and afghanistan wars, skepticism the right on social grounds of the sort of culturally conservative of the george w bush era gop, clashing with young people who are moving the country in a different direction on lgbt issues. so you had th

then french president francois longed, supported barack obama, and prepared his military unit to attack damascus. but a phone called changed everything. mm. i just wish it was a debacle by mouth when i received the arc obama's call on saturday with the even though the offensive was supposed to start the next day. or the day after i was battle, said to demona, don't put yeah. this request for a conversation. it is it was that supposed to me keep it. buncombe guar your way or so. let me the last. i had heard that the white house was the beating, and hesitation trio, or what is your dinner when you get, during my call with barack obama? i was all ready prepared for what he then say, our security that the decision yes, will be postponed. what book led to see america up to instead, to leave dealing with the chemical weapons to russia that we are committed to try to work together. beginning with this initiative on the chemical weapons in hopes that those efforts could pay off and bring peace and stability to a war torn part of the world. when you get which to complete good is it as you bought

majority of western serpents charles kupchin, who served as special assistant to us president barack obama from 2014 to 2017 , cannot say otherwise. what does american democracy actually look like? that's what 's happening in the donbass is real people are furious. near the village of upper shivyrivka in the luhansk people's republic, the bodies of civilians who died at the hands of ukrainian punishers are being exhumed in places where the ukrainian military stood such graves. i've only been here 5 minutes. and me they say that the first five cases found are five severed heads. these are peaceful inhabitants. who does this to people, the military does not do this. unless the igil does it. and what are we doing, is it something different in ukraine? can we then say that there are no war crimes here? there is not a single leading reporter from the uk here in donbass but for any journalist who is in donbass, there are several topics that simply need to be covered, firstly, the ukrainian army shelled the civilian population of donbass on for eight years and continues to do so today. secondly,

[president barack obama impersonation] barack obama: we're entering an era in whi our enemies can makeok like anyone is saying anything at any point in time. like, president trump is a total and complete d--. ♪♪♪ [jeremy fernandez impersonation] jeremy fernandez: hello, welcome to "foreign correspondent." i'm jeremy fernandez. well, it took a global pandemic to force us all indoors and to increasingly rely on video screens to connect our lives.

it's so can allied victory to end the actions of the nazis. barack obama was elected to get us troops out of the middle east. he could not take the risk of another military intervention. caesar left unable to change u. s. policy. that has been the great disappointment for caesar and, and still for everyone involved. and i think for humanity that we could have someone like caesar come to washington and sit on the world stage and tell the world of these terrible mass atrocities and then have no real response, no response. not a ladder, not a meetin, not a speech. and certainly not actions to stop the atrocities. ah, the syrian opposition did not obtain any commitment of intervention, nor a criminal investigation into the crimes committed by damascus. living in europe, an ex investigator from the international criminal court, noted the paradox of caesar's case. that has tremendous emotional and human value. it put sir, a human face on the documentation on the charges. it's a dead human face, but it's a human face. and that's ultimately i think where we're going to see the value of the sh

but those responsible were not named. barack obama would not intervene unfortunately, well, all the work that he had carried out. we couldn't just take his information and bring that into our report. it was not a full shane, accosted, and that means that in the event that was it followed could not be guaranteed. that old steps was, was covered from the start on until it reached us or our table. it was not like a movie film where you have every square in that movie field, but there were some cuts in the movie field and that is not acceptable in a forensic investigation. the video of the helicopter film during the attack was not sufficient to prove that the bombs had been dropped by that aircraft. only the poisoning of medium could be proven thanks to samples taken by his team from the victim's body. but nothing proved that the regime was responsible for the poisoning the army and the rebels both rejected responsibility. furthermore, it brought him was described as being close to the opposition. there was here, the look in the can was older than law was a foreigner, the 1st order and nobod

i would start with president barack obama, he decided to overthrow the government of ukraine in 2014 st the dnr and lnr. unleashed by president obama when he was still at the helm. i would say that he bears a huge responsibility for the scale of losses and destruction, i think that president biden is in second place in terms of responsibility. do you remember when trump ran for president. he wanted to cut our involvement in nato depth of state with various government bureaucrats. we worked together to undermine his position and reduce his influence. thank you for the interview, of course, i pray for the war to end pray for you all russians and also for the people in ukraine i hope the war ends soon. we received these shots from kiev there in the refectory church, kiev-pechora, laurels, schismatics held their first divine service. and the crosses on the domes at this time turned black this can be treated differently, but it is a fact that cannot be denied. all the best. alexander gitsenko now could save only the soviet people fish others are not here putin's big interview sensational n

family detentions started under barack obama. he reversed that. ll seals at the border. it goes to show he could reinstate all those policies tomorrow to use a phrase with a pen and phone. he just has to do it. it is a crisis of will and he is choosing not to do it. >> harris: what we reported yesterday on this very hour, marc, the goal of deportations under this administration fell to 29,000 a year. we're not even going to come close to what obama was doing or trump was doing, not going to come close to what anybody was doing. we are setting records for people here illegally. there is no thirst to kick them out. the original crime when you are here illegally. all right. texas congressman dan crenshaw wants biden to take military action in mexico against the cartels. mexican president obrador doesn't like that idea. here is his chain saw response to it. >> the president is out of control. if you weren't sure if he was bought off by the cartels before you can be sure now. his slogan just so people know when he ran for president was hugs, not bullets

that is famous barack obama, the same with joe, joe, i can. mm hm. unfortunately, joe biden wants all this, joe biden is a fascist. the americans have some thing to do with it in the sense that they are part of an atlantic world that has adhered for the most part to liberal democracy and capitalism and transparency. and the rule of law. these of the watchwords uttered by politicians throughout the collective west. it's the mainstream message of most western media. charles cove chung, who served as special assistant to u. s. president barack obama from 2014 to 20. 17. couldn't claim anything else. and this is what american democracy looks like in practice. that's what's happened in dumbasses whole time. this is fish, aren't objects. these are people. these are real people. it breaks my heart and it makes me mad. makes me really angry. their country was attacking them. ukraine was attacking ukrainians or civilians murdered by ukrainian desk was a being examined from a field near the village of vaccination. here have come in the lugens people's republic

that is famous barack obama, the same with joe joe biden. mm. unfortunately, joe biden wants all this, joe biden is a fascist. the americans have some thing to do with it in the sense that they are part of an atlantic world that has adhered for the most part to liberal democracy and capitalism and transparency. and the rule of law, these are the walsh words uttered by politicians throughout the collective west. it's the mainstream message of most western media. charles culture, who served as special assistant to u. s. president barack obama from 2014 to 20. 17. couldn't claim anything else. and this is what american democracy looks like in practice. that's what's happened in dumbass this whole time. this is, these aren't objects, these are people, these are real people. it breaks my heart and it makes me mad. makes me really angry. their country was attacking them. ukraine was attacking ukrainian or civilians murdered by ukrainian des squads a being examined from a field near the village of vaccination. here have come in the logan's people's rep

they ask in the real question, because truthfully, do we really think that the election of barack obama has done anason to solve racial tensions, and discrimination and racism within the united states of america? i don't think so. i think that is clear evidence that racism has go wash, not better. and when you consider the disappointment that barak obama represented for many, many of the support of many people thought that he was going to govern on behalf of the majority. not the corporate minority. and sadly, they would let don't, because bought a bama, he said that was going into just may the catch. that was one of these platforms, universal healthcare for every american citizen, the richest country in the world. and they can't afford to give universal health care is absolutely unforgivable. a bought a car bama all shall present the, the over the largest number of bombings of the countries and the planet. less than mine who was a sensibly amount of piece actually as guilty of dropping more bombs than even bomb or bush beforehand. i'm so bought a bomb out was that disappointment, in te

s. president barack obama from 2014 to 20. 17. couldn't claim anything else. and this is what american democracy looks like in practice. that's what's happened in dumbass this whole time. this is fish, aren't objects, these are people. these are real people. it breaks my heart and it makes me mad. it makes me really angry. their country was attacking them. ukraine was attacking ukrainian or civilians murdered by ukrainian desk. was a being examined from a field near the village of venetia verifica in the new guns people's republic. there are many mass graves in places where the ukrainian military was stationed. george allison has submitted reports of these crimes to european and u. s. media more than once. i'm here for 5 minutes and then i'm told the 1st 5 people they found it was 5 decapitated heads. they were all civilians. who does this to people? armies don't do this, maybe i should do this. and what do you do with cook with groups like isis? one, how was ukraine different you can't say that there is out. there wasn't walk right . don't. yes, because on fi

bush and barack obama. this week will feature kennedy and his 1960 inaugural address asking americans what they can do for their country. and at the height of the cold war, to a divided berlin germany. >> all free men wherever they may live our citizens of berlin. and therefore as a free man, i take pride in the words ich bin ein berliner. watch speeches that defined a presidency, on american history tv, on c-span2. >> joining us from cpac this morning is kimberly fletcher, she is the founder, president and ceo of moms for america. kimberly fletcher, according to your website, your mission is threefold, and power moms, promote liberty and raise patriots. what do you aim to do and why do you think a group like this is necessary. >> i founded the organization in 2004. and i realized at that moms needed an opportunity to be able to engage in a public square without feeling like they needed to give up their entire lives by doing so. this is where they could have their voice heard and their values represented to

has governing on behalf of the privileged and society. critics compare his victory to that of barack obama here in the states and say his prime minister ship will do as much for race relations. immigration class struggle as much as obama's presidency did for solving and racism in america. your thoughts on that? will anyone who suggests that the election over it you should not, can they you key will do as much for race relations as the election of bought a car bama that and america they really have to ask themselves the asking the right question, because truthfully, do we really think that the election of barack obama has done anason to solve racial tensions, and discrimination and racism within the united states of america. i don't think so . i think that is clear evidence that racism has go wash, not better. and when you consider the disappointment that barrak obama represented for many, many of the support of many people. so he was going to govern on behalf of the majority, not the corporate minority. and sadly, they were let don't because bought a bama. he said that was one integers, ma

we have barack obama bowling, too. mika used to get very angry when i showed barack obama bowling.couldn't help but go, wee. >> in the gutter. >> gutter ball. >> now, here's an example, though here's an example, though, of a guy who knows how to throw the baseball under the toughest of circumstances, yeah, maybe you think he is a disastrous president, but boom! boom, look at that >> joe, he's wearing a flak jacket underneath that coat. >> flak jacket. >> yeah. >> a flak jacket and you see that thing, it fades into the strike zone i've got to say, mike, though, my favorite part of this story was what jeter said to him beforehand he had all of america cheering for him. he even had new york cheering for him. he famously was driving through the streets of new york after 9/11, and people on the upper west side were jammed in on both sides. it was like a confetti parade practically. rudy giuliani said, you see all these people not one of them voted for ya and not one of them will vote for ya in the future but he's going out he's got the world looking at him in the world series, and he go

state for east asian and pacific affairs, and special assistant to the president for asia under barack obamaresident at the asia society policy institute — he spoke to us about the significance of this announcement. this is a multi—year, multi—decade programme, and frankly the first australian built submarine won't fit the pacific ocean for another two decades at least, so it's not an immediate response to china, but it is relevant to china, because it reflects a common commitment by the three governments to work to build interoperability, to share defence technology and to try to keep the world's oceans open and safe. i think they have a common vision for regional and global security, and they are very uncomfortable. in fact, intolerant of the idea that asia could become a sphere of influence dominated by china. indeed, danny, you know, setting out here in singapore, the sorts of discussions happen all the time about the power struggle between the us and china, and what it means for countries in this region, and i hear a lot of the time, you know, that these sorts of actions from the west m

you might know me from my work as an actor, or my work with president barack obama.eah, i plan on dropping his name all week. anyway, we've got a great show for you tonight, including a very special interview with president joe biden! [cheers and applause] he is a man who i know well from my time working for barack obama. but first, let's get into the headlines! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] of course, last night was the academy awards. and #oscarssoasian. [cheers and applause] that's right! that's right! it was an incredible night for the asian american community. so many asian artists won and thanked their parents which was so nice. although, honestly, if their parents or anything like mine, they were probably just like, "okay." let's move on from movies to music and some big news for a hot new artist. >> the new song credited to donald trump and the j6 prison choir. the new song features the president and a group of men in prison for the assault on the capitol. >> ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the

barack obama invoked that. isis. nothing to do with anything but the saddam hussein regime. then donald trump used to justify the airstrike. in that justification he quoted the obama years. you hear from folks on the hill that this has been accbused. it's been stretched beyond reason. he's a remarkable statement which is because obama and trump invoked it, we want to invoke it. which sounds like two presidents have used it so future presidents should. >> this is part of a decade's long tension over does the congress have to authorize military action, where is the president's authority stop and start. there was a bigger issue there. but if you go back to the politics of that day, it was a big deal. there was 9/11 and then tbush administration started to identify iraq as a threat. but this was a big vote is for democrats, including the senator from delaware, who is now the president of the united states. >> this is not a blank check for the use of force against iraq for my reason. it's an authorization for the us

hear the words of george washington and abraham lincoln, ronald reagan and barack obama. this week we will future speeches by two presidents, first lyndon johnson who cofounded the better angels in his 1964 great society speech, and again in 1965 when speaking about immigration, and then richard nixon's 1969 appeal to the silent majority help a nation at odds over the vietnam war and his 1974 oval office resignation address following the watergate scandal. >> i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is a harm to every instinct in my body, but as president i must put the interests of america first. >> reporter: watch our 10 part series, speeches the defined presidency saturday at 9:30 a.m. and p.m. eastern on american history tb on c-span2.

i mean, barack obama, they used to call him the deporter in chief. bill clinton passed, you know, really what would be considered today, draconian laws. he he criminalized illegal entry. the typical democrat that was pretty well in favor of border security as a way to protect the american worker and the unions and some of their their their base coalition. but in this case, the the far left was and even the middle left was so supercharged by trump's immigration policies that they gained power. they gained real power. and in the in the campaigns, when in the democratic primary campaigns, you suddenly saw all 12 or 15 candidates talking about no deportation, no detention at all. amnesty for everybody. defang ice. abolish ice, even. you know, ending any kind of prosecution, decrying penalizing border crossings that rhetoric that discuss. and those discussion points were in campaign literature of like mainstream democratic politicians, all of them. and this is something that is that is unbelievable in american politics, that ideology had always been rejec

know the death of ben okay, his liquidation was turned into a kind of foreign policy victory, barack obama, as it were, demonstrated to the public. look, we are the number one terrorist, but they killed him. it is unlikely that exactly the same fate awaits zelensky. but the fact that at some point, uh, the western masters will renounce him as much as possible, and that's something between bin laden and something between saakashvili if ukraine remains at least in some format. yes, only conditionally i am sure that the ukrainian people themselves, who fell victim to this bloody clown, will either imprison him. for a very long time, or, here, it’s also very important here, zelensky apparently received some kind of guarantee that, well, if everything, well, actually fails, and everything will certainly fail for ukraine and for this current ukrainian regime, then, apparently, what kind of -something guarantees, well i don't know life, but got there, yes that's why that's why british citizenship. he has his wife , which is why all his family have long guarantees, where is he now, well, look for

but when we talk about this moment, we have especially since the election of barack obama an older whiter generation of americans who see a younger more diverse and more socially liberal generation of americans coming up and they feel unsettled and see change. not all of them see the change, but a lot see change and are wor aedz about change and that influences. you can see all the factors i said, college educator, whiter, overlap with partisan politics. so now the question is we're in this moment of tension, of generational shift, another one, what happens next? that's what the book tries to explore. the baby boom has to compete for power with younger generation. >> your book is filled with graphs and data and i love that part because so many times we just mix statements and you don't know if is there empirical data behind it. if you're interested in data, this is the book for you. i want to expand on the last question and talk a little bit more about what happens when the baby boomers meet their demise. >> sure. >> ok? sorry to say we're all going to do that, looking out across. none of