it was under barack obama for example that we reached the peak . the absolute peak of classified information was 2012 during obama's administration. more people were prosecuted than leaking information during the obama administration than all previous administrations combined. if you look at the history, it appears this out. the same is true of jimmy carter, bill clinton, all three of these presidents promised they would change the secrecy system when they took office, and if you look at the statistics, the data, in every single case after they passed their own executive orders even more information was getting classified every year. you do not have to depend on government estimates as we have so far. you can also look at for example state department cables from the 1970's, we have millions of them now, that have been declassified. we have the metadata because the tax has not been released. you can look at all of those millions of cables and compare the nixon administration, the ford administration, the carter administration, and what i can tell you

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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outside the territory of the united states, it is claimed that there is evidence of the birth of barack obamanaiba, the capital of kenya, and obama's brother is indicated as the publisher of documents if this is true, barak is turning into an illegitimate one. president in theory, in theory , every decision he makes becomes legally null and void radical changes in habits french sociologists have published data research, half of the french began to buy products less, and three-quarters try to buy cheaper analogues. about half have reduced the consumption of vegetables and reduced portions of food, and 42% of respondents simply skip something, breakfast, lunch or dinner every eighth frenchman is forced to turn to philanthropists for food assistance. previously, such a serious, behavioral transformation was observed only during wars and the revolution, the police complete the picture last year , the number of crashes in french supermarkets increased by 14% and they steal not only expensive, but also cheap products. sensational statements following the results of the negotiations of the polish pr

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

nobody could believe when barack obama was elected the first time and reelected and a president would be elected no matter what your politics at a minimum manipulated the tropes of white supremacy in order to gain an attempt to maintain his support. i mentioned this to joe once. i first realized the backlash against having a black family in the white house when i was filming a previous series at the jim crow museum at ferris state university. obama had been in the white house a couple years and already and that museum, they had a space dedicated to racist images of barack obama and i am not talking just with big lips or standard tropes of black inferiority, but really nasty, the scene images, live with one of the things i study is the image, it is good or bad and numerically the bad images outnumber the good. the caricatures to see briefly in the video clip which proliferated in the 1890s. where lithography becomes cheap in 1890. it was invented in the nineteenth century and very expensive. who better for photography than black people, black skin, white eyes, it was made for. the imag

my name is barack obama of the money goal. obama's.barack obama plaza was built here in the tiny village of moneygall, where obama's ancestors immigrated from in the 19th century. always dress up this much. obama visited the village in 2011. that makes you guys cousins? yeah your nickname you gave me the nickname henry. the eighth. henry healy is obama's distant cousin and is now a manager at the barack obama plaza. i think it definitely raises some eyebrows in the united states when they hear there's a rest stop at the side of a highway. named after an american president does be some shocking all the cardboard cutouts that we have here are phenomenally popular here with the enthusiasm that only irishman can muster ireland's love affair with us presidents began when president john f. kennedy visited his ancestral home here in new ross county, wexford in 1963. and you were sitting in the front row. i was about to say maybe 10 15 yards out there. mark minivans. dad was mayor of new rossa at the time and was to introduce kennedy to the cr

did barack obama know about it?n my sub-stack on april 16th, two days before hunter joins, joe biden is with hunter in the west wing, they have a meeting and later that day in the evening, joe biden spends a day in the limousine in the back of barack obama's limousine in western pennsylvania. >> todd: we reach out to the white house for a statement, did not hear back. something tells me we have not heard the end of your story, keep us posted. labor shortages forcing american companies to hire workers from outside the country on top of the movement to devalue the dollar. bad for the u.s., we'll ask kevin kevin o'leary kevin o'leary how to turn it around. >> ashley: first steve will tell us what is coming up. >> steve: coming up on "fox and friends," chris sununu will take on esg, why he's discouraging his state from making investments, that is esg i just mentioned and most americans are turning away from getting married and not having kids, not duffy's, rachel and sean share their history. and by the way, we think we

my name is barack obama of the money goal. obama's.barack obama plaza was built here in the tiny village of moneygall, where obama's ancestors immigrated from in the 19th century. always dress up this much. obama visited the village in 2011. that makes you guys cousins? yeah your nickname you gave me the nickname henry. the eighth. henry healy is obama's distant cousin and is now a manager at the barack obama plaza. i think it definitely raises some eyebrows in the united states when they hear there's a rest stop at the side of a highway. named after an american president does some shock and all the cardboard cutouts that we have here are phenomenally popular here with the enthusiasm that only irishman can muster love affair with us presidents began when president john f. kennedy visited his ancestral home here in new ross county, wexford in 1963. and you were sitting in the front row was about to say, maybe 10 15 yards out there. mark minions. dad was mayor of new rossa at the time and was to introduce kennedy to the crowd. can you he

welcome to barack obama plaza.s become a viral favorite on tiktok on the side of an irish motorway arrest stop named after president barack obama, ireland. my name is barack obama of the moneygall obamas. barack obama plaza was built here in the tiny village of moneygall, where obama's ancestors immigrated from in the 19th century. always dress up this much. obama visited the village in 2011. that makes you guys cousins? yeah your nickname you gave me the nickname henry. the eighth. henry healy is obama's distant cousin and is now a manager at the barack obama plaza. i think it definitely raises some eyebrows in the united states when they hear there's a rest stop at the side of a highway. named after an american president does be some shock and all the cardboard cutouts that we have here are phenomenally popular here with the enthusiasm that only irishman can muster ireland's love affair with us presidents began when president john f. kennedy visited his ancestral home here in new ross county, wexford in 1963. and

but i'm old enough to remember during the obama biden administration the president at the time, barack obama wand do you have to bring back manufacturing jobs? he also said some jobs are just not coming back and under trump obviously we saw them come back. they can rewrite history all they want. shows like us will fact check the president gladly. maria: i'm glad you had those sound bites ready, joe. that was really too much. don't you think the american people see through all of this? honestly. joe, you remember that crazy press conference that this president gave with all the red behind him, when he attacked maga republicans. that's basically when he started saying all of the things that democrats were doing and blaming it on the republicans. don't you think people see through this at this point after all of this migs information all of the misinformation from the white house. >> it looked like the shining with the red around him. this is what the administration does, it pole tests certain types of terms and came up with mega maga republicans a. gas prices are 40% higher than when he took o

who is this barack obama? why are they voting for him? and that really helped accelerate a lot of that tension. it is not the case that the baby boom generation is a broadly conservative generation. i think people in this room are cognizant that. but the baby boom generation is a massive, massive generation. that's the point, really. the scale of it is really, really huge. and when we talk about particularly on the right, a political right, which is heavily older to the political left, which skews much younger, we're talking about a movement which is much more densely populated with older americans. and so then that reinforces this idea that older americans are more conservative which isn't the case. you know, as i said, the baby boomer generation is fairly evenly split. but now we come to this point, we come to this moment in the united states when we're really to determine are we going to be a pluralistic, are we going to be democracy, where people no matter what their background is, if they are citizens of the united states, if they ar

joe biden is no barack obama. he was a gifted politician.west, voters in midwestern states making sure that you know, we lock down what we on democratic side call the blue wall. in those states, neil, joe biden is really good. he is from pennsylvania and delaware. he connects with midwestern voters. why i think it is so smart they go straight at it, stay in the midwest for the convention. neil: we shall see. jim, great catching up with you, thank you so much. look forward to chatting again. jim messina, messina group ceo, white house deputy chief of staff, former obama election campaign manager. he pulled out an election not looking good for barack obama. that was then. we know what happened since. we'll have more after this i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. .. so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones sfx: [alarm] every day you get to choose. do i want more? can i grow stronger? can i get better? bodyarmor lyte. more than a sports drink

barack obama didn't wait. barack obama didn't wait his turn. he said i have been a senator for a couple years. hillary clinton thinks she is going to get it. i think i'm better e closes a 30 point gap. the establishment was split. i don't know why the deferential treatment. even the tone of the questions with r.f.k. disinformation, your family was with you. when is the last time you heard a family question to joe biden. >> rachel: a lot more family trouble there. the reason why somebody isn't going to jump in and here's what i think. i think that when joe biden decided to, you know, to run, he had the support of the establishment behind him. you talked about barack obama and hillary clinton. they shifted to barack obama. the powers that be. and so. >> brian: they earned it. do you think if somebody else emerged. >> i think people in control are controlling him. >> steve: i think you are exactly right. >> rachel: they like this. the thing that happened yesterday with the kids, it was go to work day. and the children were asking him questions. he

here is barack obama post transition and december. >> john lewis even in his 70s wasn't tired.o excuses i can't be tired. if the men and women who had to endure the sting of discrimination, the smack of billy clubs work tired. if the folks who had to fight those early fights, those were the tough fights for union rights and voting rights and gay rights and women's rights if they didn't get tired you can't beat tired. >> tucker: barack obama is sick and tired of being sick and tired. it was the smack of the billy clubs in honolulu that did it, it was the fire hoses and snarling german shepherds at harvard law school. at some point he crossed the edmund pettus bridge of his mind and transitioned into ralph abernathy instead of an atheist and much thinner. hillary clinton was there first, she transitioned when he didn't even know what the word meant and in some ways she made an even longer journey. she was identified by an obstetrician at birth as the daughter of an executive from the suburban midwest. inside she always knew she was very different, she was trapped inside a body th

barack obama didn't even endorse a candidate here.e the chicago dream kid and he sat it out. warren comes in, bernie comes in, endorsing the kook, and he wins, and barack obama is in hawaii smoking a cigarette. what does that say to you about him? he doesn't care. the chicago teacher's union is the muscle. the second largest teacher's union in the country, if any, you give the union two weeks early voting to jump up support, the he will win. they can harvest, and i'm sorry i'm channelling my next trip. >> unless they give you a speech there and they pay you. >> barack obama has a library in that city. >> we're going to talk about that. all right, old on, it's your segment. >> kim fox told people that she should support brandon johnson. everything is an ill lesion. she is a da, and he is the guy that will save everybody, and the people of chicago don't care. >> i know paul valles. he is one of the more respective and big thinkers. you think about this and you zoom out and think about other elections, abortion and he ran sads showing it

barack obama famously said don't underestimate joe biden's ability to expletive things up.nd barack obama never wanted joe biden to seek the nomination, eventually the presidency, because that is a stain on his legacy because that's his vice. vice president.maria: we are jg started. markets are lower this morning as we look ahead to the busiest day yet of first quarter earnings. we've got a lot on tap this morning. then fox business' kelly o'grady will join us as a special guest panel list in the 8:00 a.m. hour. don't miss that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you got til it's gone. ♪ pave paradise and put up a parking lot. ♪ hey, farmer, farmer -- (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro l

i'm surprised no democrat has stepped up with backing from barack obama from 2004. thanks victor. i look forward to talking to you on the way. crime unprovoked attacks surging uber driver savagely killed by ms-13 member. more on that, don't move. hi, i'm darlene and i lost 40 pounds with golo in just eight months. golo has really taught me how to eat better and feel better. as long as you eat the right food groups in the right amounts, that's all it is. it's so simple and it works. golo was the smartest thing i ever did. open borders horrific gangs. kevin cork has the details. >> you know this could happen in our country is frankly beyond comprehension and it is a sad reflection of where we are in 2023. i want to tell you about randall cook 59-year-old guy who posted on line he was looking for a new job. he was making his last uber eats delivery on april 19 at home of ms-13 gang member oscar soliz. police believe soliz who has a helping they rap sheet dismembered the body took it out in trash bags. he just moved to florida from indiana where he was released on proposal in january.

barack obama paved the way. obama grew up with his white mother and white grandparents from kansas in an apartment in honolulu. >> gran a city that has approximately zero black people. then he moved to indonesiat in california and new york. but at some point, barack obama decided he didn't want to be thinof the things he actually was. transitiansitioned. he became because you can do this now. >> now an african-american baptt pastor from chicag africano witp roots in mississippi, here's barack obama. post transition in december was even in the seventies. wasn't tired. t noi excusesgo. i can be tired if men and womenw already endureom the sting of discrimination, the smack of billy clubs. we're tired is the folksks who who had to fight those earlygh fights. ugh figh those were the tough fights for union rights and voting rights and rights and women's rights . >> and they didn't get tired. you can'ightt be tired. >> barack obama is sick and tired of being sick andck ad tired. it was the smack of the billy clubs in

. >> neil: or like barack obama did with republicans in 2011? >> either way, whether it's tied directly or whether it's a separate event that is greed upon. you'll get the same result. we've lad a spending spree like never before, neil. we have no work fare whatsoever. the deferns has been way underspent. that is all very different today than under reagan. i think they'll come to something. then we're going to let the elections determine what will go on for the past 2024 and goodness knows i hope we change directions substantially. >> neil: we shall see what happens. art laffer, thanks very much. you hear this talk about going into default. the only thing that they could bring that, the government fails to pay a bill or those that hold interest on our debt. the treasury note or bond holders. some say it extends to not paying soldiers. the government can't or doesn't pay any of these key bills. chris van holland no doubt doesn't want to see it get to that. you never know the way these things go. maryland democrat with us now. senator, where do yo

barack obama was more prophetic than we knew. that was just 15 years ago.ut today we're seeing the change that barack obama brought to america. this is what it looks like. heather mcdonald is the author of when race trumps merit how the pursuit of he can was destroys excellence destroys beauty analyze. heather congratulations on that book and bless you for pointing out that it destroys beauty which some people still care about thank heaven. it seems like these outbreaks of lawlessness and mob rule are the easiest kinds of crimes to stop. >> that would depend on believing in the police authority and the elites have done everything they can possibly do to discredit legitimate police authority by calling it racist. we are seeing civilization break down in front of our eyes. it's willed and voluntary breakdown and it will continue and worsen until we stand up against the phoney charge of racism, whether directed at the police, at medicine or the arts, and start defending america's civilizational inheritance. i love this idea that what we are he seeing as the pr

then you have barack obama in a different league. and joe biden, who bless him, is not the greatest of orators, but he's authentic. people think he speaks. he's saying what he means. he's not talking off talking points or teleprompter. so think i do think i mean, i think correlation is causation, but i do think that there is a link there. it comes to emotional appeal. so how do you think the art of winning an argument or debate has changed since trump on the political scene? it's awful. i mean, i say this as someone who loves doing this, who enjoys having people on my show. i people think, oh, you just want you're about outlandish, right? you want to have a bunch of interesting, eclectic, diverse guests that's we want to do i love having different voices. i hate soggy consensus, having a discussion. everyone agrees. right. that's not how i was raised. i talk about it in the book. i come from a very disputatious household, explains a lot. i know. so i love having people who are going push back against me, disagree with me, and then th

hear the words of george washington, abraham lincoln, ronald reagan, and this week, barack obama.e to the nation after the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school, and three years later after the shooting at the mother of emmanuel ame church in south carolina. resident biden once again led the country in mourning by singing amazing grace. >> ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound ♪ >> watch our 10 part series, speeches that defined a presidency, saturday at 9:30 am and pm on american history tv. ♪ >> the up-to-date in the latest publishing's with book tv's podcast, about books, with current nonfiction book releases. plus the bestseller list as well as interviews and trends through insider reviews. you can find about more on c-span now, our free mobile app, or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you thought this was just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled listings so

hear the words of george washington, ronald reagan and this reagan and this year, barack obama. listen to his speech at newtown, connecticut. president obama led the country and morning by singing amazing grace. the country and morning by singing amazing grace. ♪ watch speeches that defined a presidency saturday at 9:38 am and pm. joining us as the president of the american bankers association. thank you for being here to discuss the ability and banking. who do you represent? guest: the american bankers association established in 1875 represent all the banks in the united states. there are 4700 banks the majority of which are small community size banks. we represent the entire sector of the entire industry. people are going to be very familiar with seleka and valley bank as well as signature bank. what happened? guest: the first bank failure in roughly three years ago, we take this very, very seriously. what is important to point out is that the overall sector, with regard to your question about what happened. monitoring and investigating to see exactly what happened. first it w

people were so cut off from concerns like choosing barack obama over hillary clinton. i'm talking about, you're knocng on people's doors who had never heard of hillary clinton. and i left wondering how the people answering their doors would think that the thing that unified me and them, the racial ancestry, was more significant than all of the other class and educational markers that united me with my jewish friend and my german friend. i don't think that they saw me and said, "hey, me and him are all in the same boat and the other people are out of the boat." and, you know, that was an eye-opening experience for me. that's the first time that i realized that i thought of myself as embodying a kind of monolithic blackness. and i don't want to come across as naive. you know, i'm in my 20s. but i hadn't really thought profoundly about what it means to be in the black middle class and what that had opened up access for me to escape. - let's take it to contemporary polits now. scott adams, the creator of the comic strip "dilbert," sparked controversy recently after declari

than a book of research these days solution to bring us troops home from syria where they had to barack obama when sterile advice for obama to listen to samantha power . in fact, for anybody to listen to samantha power, the idea that we were there in syria syria illegally, of course, other both american law and under the un charter to protect the syrian people from from the assad regime. what, in fact we're talking about supporting a bunch of jihad terrorists against a secular syrian government, is just it just a terrible advice in a, in my, by the way, let's not be naive. this was not unintended. we knew very well. we knew as far back as 2012 that supporting these terrorist groups and syria was going to lead to an anti he like isis. this is not a unintended consequence of a bad information or bad judgment. this is an intended outcome by people in washington to crate terrorist entities to use as weapons against regimes we're targeting for removal. so the, the idea that somehow we, oh gosh, we, for the umpteenth time, we've sort of got it wrong, but you know, it was, it was all done in good fa

and that was probably in barack obama's capacity. oh, thank you. yeah. barack obama. i served with barack for a few years before he went on to be president. how often did you entertain the thought? i did not entertain the thought. i, i it never occurred to me that. not once. no, not really. you know, and there are all kinds of reasons why it was it would not have been a rational thought. senator, your thoughts on what we all on thursday when the last public hearing of the january six committee with the video behind the scenes in the hallways that you wandered the offices that that that you occupied. by the way you probably know this. but i once said in your chair, you were nowhere to be seen. i was in your office and i could not resist. and you said ahead and i so i sat in your chair. i apologize right now when. you when did you see the video? how much of the video have you seen of what was going on that day and seen chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? and there was there was some fear, was some trepidation in, their eyes. what are your thoughts on seeing what happened? w

israel had already agreed under barack obama, the allegedly anti-israel barack obama to give the unitedstates agreed to give it $38 million, $3 billion over a period of ten years, something that is in the history of diplomatic relations. it's committed to it. and then decide, well, we better give him another billion because. that's what it cost them to use their the iron dome missile system that protected it from hamas missiles during the war. so what was the vote? well, there were eight nay votes and one abstention against giving israel this extra billion. the only abstention was aoc, new york. so even though democratic party is 5050 and there were lots of complaints and lots of noise and lots of attacks on the people, making them complaints, it didn't end up mattering at all. i tell you a quick story that i read. maybe some of you read it in barack obama's memoir. his is a deputy national security adviser, ben rhodes came rushing into his office very upset and he said to the president, i just came back from this congressman's office. he's really upset about you trying to freeze israel

in 2007, at this time, april of 2007, barack obama was 45 points behind hillary clinton in the polls. 45 points. at this time in 2015, april 2015, the two leading republican candidates for president were jeb bush and scott walker. i'm still waiting for the invitation to either of those inaugurations. it hasn't happened. we had obsessed with not only the horse race but we don't want to be with the loser. how about we decide who we want to be president. who is the person we think would represent us best and let work as hard as we can to make it happen. that's what we should start doing in my opinion. and stop trying to figure out at like a parlor game who will win. let's make the person when we want to. we don't all agree but everybody -- but if everybody is working hard for the best person, we have the best chance of getting the best person. if we sit back and we look at the polls and we think it's biden, i guess i will have to pick. maybe we should try to avoid that. i think if we do, we won't be in a position like i was 2016 saying i'm for him because i'm not for her. no one should w