let's show them that america is ready for barack obama today, right now. ckberry, and i said, "oh, my god, i can't believe this. this can't be true," and she's, like, going, "what? what?" and finally i said, "it says we're gonna win by 30 points," and she--i think she slugged me and said, "don't ever do that to me again." ♪ ♪ narrator: obama scores big, and his supporters go wild. [cheering] - there was a spontaneous chant that erupted at his victory speech of, "race doesn't matter." all: race doesn't matter! race doesn't matter! race doesn't matter! - it was, in one way, a beautiful thing to hear that, and in another way it was way premature. - we were winning, winning, winning, winning, winning, winning. - and when it hit, it hit like a lightning bolt. - the government gives them the drugs, builds bigger prisons, passes a three strike law, and then wants us to sing "god bless america?" narrator: on march 13, 2008, america is introduced to the reverend jeremiah wright. - jeremiah wright is the pastor of barack obama and his wife. he married them. he baptiz

we need barack obama. and what we need is we need a new way of doing business in washington, d.c. and in the world. you know, i am so tired. i'm tired of politics as usual. that's why you seldom see poci show, because i only have an hour. and what i've learned is it's really hard and an hour to penetrate what i call that that that that that political veil, that veil of political rhetoric. but when you listen to barack obama, when you really hear him, you witness a very rare thing. you witness a politician has an ear for eloquence and a tongue dipped in the unbar honest truth. we the people. we the people can see through all that rhetoric. we recognize that the amount of time you spent in washington means nothing, unless you're accountable for the judgment you made with the time you had. we need good judgment. we need barack obama. you know, every good parent in here and i know a lot of parents in here, we some of you lost your children. that's not so good. try to keep up with the babies. but every good par

they did a special printing to put barack obama on the cover of the comic book. they made sure they did an extra orwhere spider-man gets meet president obama. you will see other depictions e white house and superheroes in comic books. this comes from ain erica coolwill wield the shield inde the white house, inside nversation with barack obama about who should be next captain americ because steve rogers is stepping down. through the magic of comic books, but he survives world war ii, becomes a russian assassin and then an american hero and the becomes captain america. ironically, about two years later, marvels comics decides they will introduce the first african american captain america , who is sam wilson, who will be the captain america featured in next year's cinematic movie. next february, i will be writing a book about this new captain america that will be available in bookstores just fyi. . d.c. comics also makes sure they get into the barack obama craziness because they have him here in the white house calling america. man to come save superman is on another

they did a special printing to put barack obama on the cover of the comic book. and they make sure that they did an extra story where spider-man gets to meet president obama. but you will see depictions of the white house and superheroes in comic books. this comes. a one show called captain america will wieldhield, where you have the current captain america. steve rogers coming ithe white house, inside the oval office and having arsatn with barack obama about, who should be the next captain am becse captain ste is stepping down now. the choice actually ends up his partner at that time from world war two named bucky, who through the magic of c b survives world war two becomes a erican hero.ssin, then an and then becomes captain america. ironically, a about two years later, marvel comics decides they're going to introduce the first african-american to captain america who becomes sam wilson, who is the current captain america, and continue what he right now and will be the captain america featured in next captain america four new world order, the marvel cinematic uni

they did a special printing to put barack obama on the cover of the comic book. and they make sure that they diextra story where spider- man gets to meet president obama. but you will see other depi ofthe white house d surheroes in, books. this comes from a one ot called captain america who will wield the shield, where you havethe current captain america, steve rogers, coming d inside the white house, inside the oval offid having a conversation with bara obama about who shou the next ain erica. bestevrogers is wo stepping down. now, the choiceallyends up being his partner at that time from world war ii named bucky, who through the magic of comic books survives world war ii, becomes a russian assassin, then an american hero, and then becomes captain america. ironically, about two years later marvel comics decides that they are going to introduce the first african- american captain america who becomes sam wilson, who is the current captain america in continuity right now and will be the captain america featured in next year's captain america for new world order, the

dc comics also make sure they get into the barack obama craziness because they have barack obama here the white holling out superman to come save america. superman happens like on another planet at this time and things are goingrazy in washington. so they put president obama in superman, where are you?om say, but dc goes, even and turns barack obama into an actual superh they actually turn barack obama superman. so dc universe, if we know about all the multiple universes now because of spiderman and because of them all of the different things that they do in the cinematic universe. but dc comics was first comic book company to introduce earths, so in one of the first, in fact earth 23, the president is actually calvin ellis, who happens to be a krypton an african-american kryptonian who was a community and becomes senator. and then it was the elected president just happens to look just like barack obama. well, what actually happened was comic book artist and writer grant morrison debuted this character in another comic book and said, literally, i'm just drawing obama in a superman out

have seen before, one that he honed as the birther in chief, questioning whether former president barack obama was born in kenya instead of hawaii. in august 2012 he tweeted a source told him obama's birth certificate was a fraud and this went on years, trump finally getting a little squishy on the question of whether he was born in america but not really backing down. >> who knows, who cares right now, we are talking about something else, i have my own theory of obama, i will write a book. >> until september 2016 when trump appeared to be lagging hilary clinton in the general election, he finally reversed himself. >> president barack obama was born in the united states. period. >> here is the fact check on the latest trump birther conspiracy theory, nikki haley is a natural born citizen, she is eligible to be president, says the constitution. but that is not really what this boils down to. it boils down to this. even as she talks publicly about her heritage, trump is trying to weapon isaac, reminding voters that her family has not been in the u.s. all that long compared to hers, that her fami

the best example i can give you is one of the best orators of my generation was barack obama. >> wellng concerns, too. >> but nobody knew -- my example is nobody knew what was in obamacare until people tried to take it away from us. we did not do good enough job when barack obama was president of the united states about touting and messaging what was in obamacare, and nobody knew what was in it until you tried to take it away. and democrats since clinton left the white house has not been a party that messages well, and i am waiting for us to reclaim the middle class and talk about issues that really matter. i honestly think that a lot of that goes through our mayors, and not necessarily 1600 pennsylvania. >> great stuff. appreciate it. >> see you soon. >> sounds good. see you soon. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound ♪♪ >>> secretary of state antony blinken back in the middle east tonight in a long trip crisscrossing a region against a backdrop of heightened tensions with the cross board fire in the ongoing war in gaza and after deadly incidents across the r

it also wisconsin,]thi that was also a state that had at one time given barack obama their votes. wanted to see, i went across the lincoln highway which is u.s. 30, and only take the back roads because of the it's more significant to understand not just visually what you see, how places are coming back or how places were detained, but also capture the sentiment of people. i came back and i wrote basically this election is over and we just don't, , people just don't know whatpl yet. i understood that donald trump was appealing to voters, in particular in counties where he shouldn't have been doing well. counties that were traditional counties. it doesn't mean he was forming a coalition just with democrats, but he was,emocrats were joining republicans, including reluctant republicans who didn't really care for his style but were not happy with the status quo. there were not happy with hillary clinton. they hadn't felt as though joining barack obama they had been prosperous or that their needs were being heard. so that's how i understood it back then. fast-forward to 2020 i think it'

well, not so long ago, as we know, it’s been even a secret meeting between biden and obama, where barack obamathe course of the presidential race, advised biden to change his strategy, over the fact that obama i had to move. even tv stars, who are more accustomed to making fun of trump, but not biden, are joking about the manual management of the presidential campaign. no, it's no good when a man known for being calm and cool starts to act like i'm going crazy joe, you need to listen to me, we need a change joe. the name obama has been heard on air almost as often in recent weeks as it was in 2008. this week, the former president was awarded an emmy award for his voice-over work on a documentary about the national parks. his wife michelle. continues to promote his book the light we carry. an interview about this best-selling book on resilience ultimately comes down to politics as if they'd never left the obama white house. and now the wife of the former president admits that she is sometimes kept awake by thoughts about soldiers around the world, about the future of artificial intelligence, ab

- letters. 170 internationalfigures including barack obama signed l letters. 170 internationalnt should stop what they called continuing judicial harassment of mr yunus. he is quite well known around the world and has travelled around the world and has travelled around the world talking about the micro—credit scheme and how it helped to lift millions out of poverty in bangladesh and this has been successfully practised in different countries and that's where he credited. he is called the banker to the poor by people around the world. that's why international celebrities including barack obama write this letter to sheikh hasina saying they should stop that and his lawyer saying more than 180 cases have been filed. they say no due legal process was followed and it was rushed through. so it means that the government according to his supporters wanted to get a judgment quickly against mr yunus. thank supporters wanted to get a 'udgment quickly against mr yunus._ quickly against mr yunus. thank you very much- — pope francis has celebrated a mass for the world day of peace at st pete

donald trump deported fewer people than barack obama did when he was president.

barack obama told me, he said there would be no barack obama if there was no bayard >> the call, theomingo's career after films like "zola" to hit shows like "fear the walking dead". >> how do i know? because i am a closer. >> to be able to take that leading role after decades in this game, did it feel like a break? >> are you kidding me? absolutely. listen, i've always been the supporting actor, the character actor, the utility actor. maybe i just thought, well, that's what i do. >> another man preserving the story, rustin's surviving partner walter nagle. the keeper of an eternal flame for his lover's legacy. we met up in the apartment they used to share. >> he had had 25, 30 years before that organizing for human rights and civil liberties around the world. >> rustin traced his activism and passivism to his quaker roots. even after traveling to india in the 1940s to study gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence, he was still arrested several times and even beaten by police during his peaceful protests. >> who is bayard to you growing up? >> i was 19 years old. bayard rustin's name came

the democratic party is bringing out barack obama and michelle obama and john kerry helping with thee party, but not biden. if voters say enough is enough, it is democratic policy or if it is biden, let me listen to barack obama, i'm persuaded by the voices. he is failing, if they continue to fail, they will have their work cut out for them and exit on note gop has to coalesce. the democrats are so good at their mob mentality. we need to combat that. >> kaylee: jason, we brought in 97 million, cash on hand and tiktok that reaches 67 million e. their argument is we've got this. >> jason: what the voters tell people with polls, they don't have this. what will they do to solve this? more joe biden? more joe biden giving vigorous speeches out there? policies are upside down, people don't like the policies and kamala harris is not an asset to the campaign. democrats are in the lead they have an organizational super structure that is nowhere close to what the republicans are doing and they are dominant that way. in terms of candidate, in fall, they only had five campaign staffers. >> kayle

this is an attempt to repeat barack obama's - that play?eat barack obama's idea - that play? this is an attempt to repeat barack obama's idea ofl that play? this is an attempt to - repeat barack obama's idea of hope and change in the 2008 presidential election in the us, and keir starmer has already talked about project hope so we would probably hear a lot of that, the idea that hope and change from the basis of the labour party approach because for most people in this country, it is not about the specific policies in the details around them, the average person on the street and the 50% people less engaged is not paying too much attention to that, but it is about what we call the broad narratives and the stories we tell ourselves and each other about leaders and the parties and their approach. keir starmer wants to very much emphasised that labour are the party of change and the party of the future of this country and we will hear more of that because the gun has fired on the start of the general election campaign, in a fight, even if we mi

are barack and michelle obama ready to return to governing the united states?merican media are now asking similar questions, admitting that the ex-president and his wife are looking for a way to retire joe biden’s ineffective team in order to somehow at least take the vacant seats. however, the option of indirect control, in which the obama family is destined to play the role of essentially gray cardinals, looks much more realistic. prove. well, not so long ago, as we know, it has passed even a secret meeting between biden and obama, where barack obama expressed his dissatisfaction with the course of the presidential race , advised biden to change his strategy. even tv stars, who are more accustomed to making fun of trump, but not biden, are joking about the fact that obama had to take over the tight control of the presidential campaign. it's no good when a man known for being calm and cool starts acting like i'm going crazy, joe, you should. listen to me, we need change, joe. the name obama has been heard in recent weeks aired almost as often as in 2008. this

it was extraordinary because he and biden were close.to b barack obama nominated antony blinken to bcretary of state. obviously on the recommendation of his vice president, joe biden. and he rose on the floor of the senate and i rise to discuss my opposition to the pending vote concerning mr. anthony tony blinken, who is not only unqualified, but in fact, in my view, one of the worst selections of a very bad lot that this president has chosen.. >> mark: mccain said it was not veryoppo often that he oppod as he believed that it had consequences but a danger to the nation and service members. and that i s a quote. he said, "in this case, thisdang individual has been dangerous to america and to the young men ane women fighting in serbia. these are the two men right nowr destroying our foreign policy in destroying our security and if they have their way, will destroy the entire state of israel and leaking like.n sometimes they are on the record, sometimes off the record to destroy the sitting government, the elected government in israel focused on specifically on the prime minister benja

he confuses barack obama.inst barack obama, elise, and you know it, and if you say anything otherwise, you're lying through your teeth. he confused nikki haley with nancy pelosi on january 6th. if you say anything else, you're lying through your teeth. >> well -- >> for what? he's not going to pick you as vice president. give up the ghost, elise stefanik. >> yeah. that was her coming to the defense of donald trump. >> elise stefanik. >> he was so appreciative of elise stefanik, the woman -- >> elise stefanik. >> yeah. >> okay. he knows her really well. >> right. i mean, he's reportedly considering her for vice president. >> yeah. >> so he praised her. >> he knows stefanik really, really well. he's all with it, stefanik says. >> take a listen. >> from m.i.t., from the greatest schools, though m.i.t. was hurt very badly, unfortunately, by this person running it. did you see that, the three people? how good did elise stepanak do, right? >> who is stepanak? jonathan lemire, i'm looking through the congressional qu

i think barack obama will become very important to joe biden as the election nears, as a spokesperson for the administration, as somebody who knows joe biden well and knows the stakes in the election later this year. donald trump is a very appealing and very anomalous candidate. he continues to have an appeal that is inexplicable. this is a person who talked in 2021, in his inauguration speech, and said that this carnage stops here and stops now, and then three years later we saw what happened on january 6th, a person who incited that carnage and he is the lead candidate. i think anyone concerned about democracy is concerned about this and barack obama is going to be a very important figure in sounding that message later this year. >> mark updegrove, thank you for being with us. >>> today is a somber anniversary at the u.s. capitol. the third anniversary of the january 6th insurrection. one of the officers who lived through it will join us live straight ahead. >>> today marks the third anniversary of the january 6th attack on capitol hill, when a mob of rioters stormed through the hal

barack obama nominated blake and to be deputy secretary of state, obviously on the recommendation ofis vice president, joe biden, he rose on the floor of the senate and he said i rise to discuss my opposition to the pending vote concerning mr. anthony tony blinken who is not only unqualified but in fact in my view one of the worst selections of a very bad lot that this president has chosen. >> mccain noted it's not often that he opposed the presidential nominee on the senate floor as he believed elections have consequences. he warned the anthony blanca was a danger to the nomination in the service members. that is a quote. in this case this individual has actually been dangerous to america and to the young men and women who are fighting and serving it. these are the two men right now you are destroying our foreign policy, destroying our security and if they have our way, will destroy the entire state of israel in there leaking like hell, sometimes on the record sometimes off the record to try to destroy the sitting government, the elected government in israel, focus specifically on t

also because barack and michelle obama seem to be behind joe biden in 2020. n't see that same support heading into 2024. have you seen barack and will michelle obama quiet about support. saying trump can't be reelected. imprisonmently they are concerned that trump would be reelected and democracy and the future of our country. you haven't really seen the two of them put their names behind joe biden like you saw in 2020. this is going to be crucial. this going to be very hard for joe biden. because, without the support of the obamas, not only do you chip away at the black vote, but you chip away at a lot of those democrat voters who still really like the obamas but really do not like joe biden. so, i think it's important to watch and pay attention to how the obamas evolve in the next couple of weeks, couple of months. northwesterly several months because that to me is going to indicate whether they throw their support maybe around another candidate. maybe michelle, maybe gavin newsom. wait and watch. >> carley: june 2021, president biden had 87% approval among

>> well, look, i mean, barack obama is not only, you know, former president, but he remains one of the the top surrogate in the democratic party. i think when president obama says something, you know, no matter who it is, going to listen, right, especially if you are the current president of the united states. what i will also say is, i mean, i talk to people in the west wing all the time, many are former colleagues from the 2020 campaign and previous campaigns and administrations, as well. they are taking donald trump seriously. i think, again, the speech you saw president biden give on friday, he's obviously in south carolina today, you're going to start to see more of an aggressive contrast that he is taking on with trump going forward. because, again, americans are starting to tune in. it is 2024. this is the election year. i think, again, they're always happy to hear from president obama, but i do think this administration is certainly take ing donald trump very seriously. >> with respect to anybody giving president biden advice like that, i really point to what josh shapiro said

president barack hussein obama. crooked joe biden and his boss, barack hussein obama did this to us. >> let's bring back our team, natasha, scott, and max. we're going to pull up on the screen, she put out a statement a little bit later yesterday after a lot of backlash over her saying that, we'll show you that as soon as we have it in a second. but there's context here, too. because what she said yesterday in that interview comes just a couple of weeks after her gaffe about what causes civil war, an answer that didn't include the word "slavery." >> you do not deserve to be president of this country if you don't have a coherent, consistent message about race. it is just one on one, right? if you're going to lead this country through a time of division and partisanship, you have to have a consistent message. and i think this is why people don't trust nikki haley. they can't trust that she actually says what she means and she believes, but they can count on her saying whatever sounds good to the audience that she's spe

how he launched himself, by spreading the racist birther theory about barack obama. it was a real black mark on the republican party. now, he's bringing it back against nikki haley, and people don't even blink. it's not even a factor. it's not even the smallest speed bump. and to watch tim scott, who obviously knows her, who was appointed to the senate by her, who is also a man of color, and he basically is not willing to push back in the slightest way. this is an indication of just how deeply corrupt this party has been in its zeal to follow and protect donald trump. >> yeah, and very quickly, two-second answer, erin, which is the biggest detriment to nikki haley? she's not going to get the nomination, but what is the biggest detriment, her being a brown person or a woman? >> yes. >> well done. charlie sykes and errin haines, thank you well done. >> still ahead, vice president harris kicks off a reproductive rights tour on the anniversary of roe v. wade as voters get ready to make their voices heard. we'll be right back. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed

it's not secretly barack obama.cretly going to be kamala harris in who knows how much time. it's interesting how this president is so underestimated while continuing to win the presidency and be president. >> why is that? she makes a good point. back in 2020, they tried to demonize joe biden. and voters didn't latch on to it. his approval rates are not good and it seems like the candidates want to run against somebody else. >> joe biden has always been a likable person. he has a record to run on in this election. at the end of the day, the republican party base we've seen is angry. there's a streak of anger and grievance that donald trump has perfected the weaponization of, over the course of the last eight years, or the last decade that he's been on the scene. that weaponization is something he's effectively harnessed again in iowa. looks like he's poised to do in new hampshire. that weaponization has been focused on -- focused on his primary opponents. he is ready to focus it on joe biden. >> do you agree this rep

obsessed with barack obama again. it's always top of mind. sometimes he seems like he is running against barack obama, and sometimes he says it out loud. to your deeper point about the immunity question, he's saying, well, any president then could prosecute the previous president. first of all. >> yes. >> it's the justice department, not the president. we've said that a million times. second of all, if the president breaks laws, if the president commits a coup or takes secrets back to his beach club or meddles in the georgia election, or is found liable for sexual assault, yeah, that guy might be prosecuted. we like to think our presidents wouldn't do any of those things. this is a unique case that donald trump is trying to make a rule to keep himself out of jail, that he says would apply to all other presidents. >> let's bring in eugene robinson. gene, this is, again, donald trump once again detached from reality. again, thinking that, you know, world war ii is upon us and he is running against barack hussein obama. that's one part of it. we

he reversed barack obama's border policies.o family separations. barack obama was criticized on the left as being the deporter in chief because he deported 3 million illegal migrants who are coming into this country. biden has completely shut down deportations. they're at record lows. he has all the same laws on the books right now that donald trump and barack obama had. it's a crisis of choice. is he choosing not to enforce the law. is he choosing to parole people into the country by the millions. is he choosing to not deport people the way his former partner did. and so, you know, greg abbott. the reason why this is resonating now greg abbott did something he nationalized the issue. he sent these migrants to chicago and to democratic strongholds and said we are not just going to suffer this whole thing in texas. >> this is a national crisis and going to be a national problem. and now you have a lot of democrats who are quietly cheering on the republicans. they won't say it but they want biden to do something about the -- abou

they voted for barack obama twice. i think that is unfair to these voters.but that is the message the dnc gave. can they fight back and restore or is south carolina going to say in front? i am friends with the south carolina congressman who helps joe biden win that big turnaround win in 2020. south carolina was not pushing for the change. new hampshire is hungry for it. south carolina meh. if new hampshire democrats confront this argument being made by the aoc side of the democratic coalition that these voters are not trustworthy, if they will step up and push back, i think it can come back. this is my opinion now. i think it was a mistake for new hampshire democrats to let the dnc treat their voters this way. that democrats would not push back and defend the primary. they lost it once and could forever. host: mike on our independent line. caller: interesting guest to have on, i guess a right-wing pundit. he brought up a good point on the 2016 election when biden was in fifth. there was a coalition against bernie sanders by the dnc. even barack obama would n

barack obama 82%, ithinkjoe biden— barack obama 82%, i thinkjoe biden will be way below this with— bidenith a super pack set up to do it every camp in —— member has come up to here. my colleagues from _ come up to here. my colleagues from congress all hands on deck, — from congress all hands on deck, he _ from congress all hands on deck, he is a week candidate and — deck, he is a week candidate and a — deck, he is a week candidate and a good man not electable, today— and a good man not electable, today is— and a good man not electable, today is the first day the polls _ today is the first day the polls will be showing up with the votes. polls will be showing up with the votes-— the votes. will you go into november _ the votes. will you go into november and _ the votes. will you go into november and consider i the votes. will you go into november and consider a | november and consider a third—party run test in i'm a democrat in a republican seat i have been a member of democrat leadership i am a cubit humphrey democrat. i leadership i am a cubit humphrey democrat. i want to invest in my —

talking about barack obama "the washington post," they obviously got some firsthand information that really went into joe biden the power of donald trump. he says people are under estimating his popularity and he says he grew very animated in discussing the 2024 election and trump's potential return to power. he also says they got to do better to have his campaign headquarters in delaware he worries about trump's political strength telling biden during a private lunch last summer trump is a more formidable candidate than anyone realizes. goes on to simply say got to go on to get people to show initiative. look at some of the experts. they are saying $40 million to sell bidenomics during the summer 2 lost ground. they tried to sell democracy. it's losing ground. what is resonating is trump is unelectable. is he not worthy of the seat. hence, the speech on friday where the president went full hitler that trump is the worst thing ever, will destroy the country. but why, if you believe that, why would you do that in giannoing that we're going to hear the same thing for nine months? by the

seen with barack obama.eep that message out there, was two of the most popular people, if not the two most popular people in the democratic party. >> you gave the reason. they are incredibly popular. they draw huge clouds. michelle obama has our own incredible following. the two of them can turn out others. a lot of people like joe biden, needs to do this or that. everybody needs to get on it. i hope, that is not the last time we see michelle obama. i so we see her on the campaign trail. i hope we see here president obama on the campaign trail, i hope they galvanize other big names. people with big followings to get involved in this election, as it is. the election of a lifetime. eugenia of a new piece in the washington post, entitled biden must elevate the democratic leaders if he wants to win. >> it's an all hands situation. i wrote about out there in the country people like, stacey abrams, julian castro, jaime harrison who runs the dnc. i want to hear more -- >> mayors, governors. that's >> the tennessee

directly from the senate to the vice presidencym barack obama was never vice president.ty:. betty: i mean, to theidency. host: lbj was vice president for jfk. jfk went straight from the senate. it's, jfk and barack obama are the two that went directly from the senate to the presidency. most had other service in between. host: and other senators have run for president, john kerry and bob dole. is it intimidating at times working with 100 would be presidents? betty: [laughs] it can be. it can be intimidating working with 100 senators period because when you work in the senate in a position like my position was, for instance, you really have 101 bosses. because we worked directly for the secretary of the senate, so that the senate, but we also work for the 100 senators. everything we do is screw tonight by 100 one people so there can be intimidating at times. -- it's scrutinized by 101 people. that can be intimidating at times. most of them are appreciative of the work we do so i am happy to say we haven't had many difficult moments through the years. >> is there one in his

so i guess the question you can ask yourself and your listeners, is nikki haley barack obama. >> well, if i'm nikki haley or ron desantis, i want to talk about bill clinton or john mccain. i mean, there have been individuals who have defied the odds. but as your data points out in the december going into the election year, it was a wide open race and this has not been a wide open race. >> yeah, that's right. bill clinton in 1992 when he goes on to become the comeback kids after new hampshire, he doesn't have a donald trump looming over him at 50%, 60% in the national polls. he has a clear path to a surge because the candidate field is split. right now you have donald trump ahead of the two major candidates that are challenging him. and you have -- this time you have vivek ramaswamy i guess is somewhat of a factor taking votes away, taking delegates away more importantly from nikki haley or ron desantis in the early states. asa hutchison is also running i don't expect him to get very many votes or delegate, but just being careful. >> something else that i took away from your data, the

theory that barack obama could not be president because he was not born in the united states. that seems to be an attack he used in the past and he is using it here again as they are seeing her creep up in the polls . >> it certainly does appear that way. thank you for that report. let's talk with jamaal simmons, former communications director for vice president kamala harris and also cnn political commentator sc cup. we have seen this before what the president is doing. >> more than just the obama narrative, we saw that in 2016 and we covered that. we remembered him eluding to marco rubio and ted cruz is ethnicity and questioning their candidacies. he also did it less memorably to ben carson. he brought up his religion, his seventh-day adventist religion. he went after carly fiorina's looks, anything he can use to scare his base into voting for him he did. he is doing the same thing with nikki. they love this. they want this to be a two- person race in new hampshire. they are thrilled he is taking her on this way. i spoke to the campaign earlier and they said they are doing t

. >> president barack obama told me backstage in d.c. -- that's a name drop. >> barack obama, keep goingw, coleman, there would be no barack obama if there was no bayard rustin. that's my barack obama. >> domingo grew up in west philadelphia, the third of four children. his stepfather sanded floors. his mother cleaned houses and later worked at a bank. >> i was very shy, very bookish. i was not cool. i come from such love. everything about me is because of the love that i was given. i was kissed on and adored and told i was special. >> domingo dropped out of philly's temple university to pursue acting working for years in community theater as an actor, producer and playwright. one pivotal audition for an off-broadway show at new york's famed public theater sent him on his way. >> the audition for "passing strange" was on june 24, 2006. i came in here and auditioned. i had the time of my life. it was great. and then i lost my mother on june 25th. and people in the public theater, they waited for me for two weeks to come back in. i sang a gospel song called "he's able." he's able to carry

former president barack obama sounding the alarm on how his former bryce vice president could lose there he urged the current president to get more aggressive against donald trump. obama also encouraging biden to hire some of his former political advisors. president biden seems to be taking obama's advice to heart in a way. the president has held two anti--maga events, but things didn't go as planned at one today in south carolina. >> you should learn in the live -- palestine. >> cease-fire now. >> dana: you brought that up earlier, in terms of what was happening at the joe biden event, how this is about gaza, but when it comes to the obama team, when they get going, they don't stop. the biden team has to now deal with that as well. >> jessica: i think the reports are accurate that it's welcome. this happened before 2020 as well. he said "i'm coming off the bench. where do you want me to go?" the last night, they were all in philadelphia together, which ended up in pivotal. the obama team is making specific recommendations, getting jen o'malley dillon, the campaign manager in 2020, out

details on a first of its kind fundraiser in the works right now with bill clinton, barack obama, andsÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. Ée diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. ♪♪ let's be more than our allergies! and for fast allergy relief with a powerful decongestant, try zyrtec-d. ♪ ♪ and for fast allergy relief with a powernext.econgestant, next. stop. we got it? no. keep going. aga... [ sigh ] next. next. if you don't pick one... oh, you have time. am i keeping you from your job. next. i don't even know where i am anymore. stop. do we finally have it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. it's helped my memory. it's helped my cognitive qualities. give it a try. i want it to help you