and for the last four years, economic growth under president barak obama has averaged 0.8%. less than 1%. there is only one other period post 1950 where we've had four years of less than 1% economic growth. that's from 1979 to 1983. coming out of jimmy carter, following the same policies of out of control spending, out of control debt, out of control taxes, out of control regulation, that's the only other period. president reagan came in facing that stagnation and he implemented policies the exact opposite of barak obama. in fact, it's interesting. 79 to 83, economic growth was 0.8%. today it's 0.8%. for the exact same period. because obama didn't learn the lesson from reagan that if you want to turn the economy around, you cut taxes, you reduce spending, you reduce the debt and don't send regulators like locusts to destroy small businesses and jobs. [ applause ] do you know if president obama had followed the reagan policies and we had seen the identical growth that president reagan saw inheriting the same lousy economy barak obama did, do you know that today we would have

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. >>> es la primera vez que barak obama visita israel como presidente, al llegar dijo que la elecciÓnntos es tambiÉn su anfitriÓn. repasaron temas candentes para ambos paises y para la regiÓn, uno de enorme actualidad es comprobar si el rÉgimen de syria atacÓ a los rebeldes con armas quÍmicas como alegan los rebeldes. >>> a su vez el primer ministro de israel reconociÓ que como viene sosteniendo estados unidos irÁn necesita un aÑo para fabricar un arma nuclear y resaltÓ el derecho de israel a defenderse por su cuenta de cualquier enemigo. >>> obama tambiÉn destacÓ la alianza estratÉgica entre ambos paises y visitÓ la cÚpula de hierro, un sistema anti misiles que transforma el espacio israelÍ aÉreo mÁs seguro del mundo, estados unidos la financio. obama viene a mejore jerusalÉm por la paz. >>> para algunos es el inicio de una buena amistad. >>> el presidente estÁ protegido por mÁs de 20 mil policÍas y agentes secretos. >>> durante la visita de tres dÍas a israel y la autoridad palestina el presidente obama y el primer ministro de israel tendrÁn nueve horas de conversaciÓn a solas, tema

bush and barak obama so who what are they reflecting here what are we talking about here there are organizations that have charters meds. is a medical relief agency that's what it does is there are politics in that are there political. consequences of medical intervention of course there are but i mean again to think of them largely as. simply quasar governmental organizations doing the bidding of some foreign ministry x. or y. that really doesn't seem to me to reflect what actually goes on and it also doesn't seem to me to reflect the divisions within governments within say the arm of governments that sponsor. underwrite a lot of energy are to imitate and other parts of government that have really no time for them so this is a much more mixed picture i think than than this kind of description allows for cliff does the donor always get with the policy they want i mean if the donor driven as it were. i would see i mean i'm going back to alaska politics you know certainly in terms of politics at times. i mean i think donors often especially large donors are going to pick out particular organizatio

but let's be clear they were just attacking this was they were attacking barak obama this is and there are people in the obama administration who want to have a different direction in u.s. foreign policy so you know will they they lost that battle where they lose the battles ahead that depends what people do this was a relatively easy fight for obama to win because there is a certain deference to the president in naming his people in. the fight that happen is something that was easy for americans understand well these mean people are picking on this republican war hero because in the past he said sympathetic things about the palestinians and negative things about war through iran that the battles on this race settlements in the west bank it was about was about iran's nuclear program then you know it might be a different fight so that's the question going forward do we have the same victor on those issues as we had on the. well i remember how in two thousand and four when he was speaking a paki said that iraq was was really the threat it was not to us it was to israel i mean when you ha

his name is president barak obama, also came up with a training program at community colleges and dou know what happened to that? the gop in the house blew it away. >> morgan, the point is -- >> what about job retraining fort president? >> oh! all right. that's a whole nother segment that we'll deal with perhaps next week. morgan, the fact is, don't we need to consolidate that? even the president, by the way, says it's a confusing maze of training programs. >> i give that a resounding yes. we need to recon solid eight that. that doesn't mean we should scrap the money. the federal government is already putting money into community colleges for some of the training programs. in places like georgia, do you have private sector companies that are coming in and being part of this jobs training as well. we need more of that. >> that's the thing, though. grant it to those who know how to do the job instead of having the government do it self. >> steve forbes with a plan that even rick agreed with. so maybe we're on to something here. pay 50 grand and illegals can move to the front of the lin

we're still standing at the crossroads and kind of facing it dead and of course you have president barak obama who was just in the area who was just in israel and palestine very recently in fact last week and he did say that the israeli settlements are essentially impeding the peace process is the israeli palestine peaceful solution and get the does that see if he was expected to sit down pressure on the israeli government that did not happen unfortunately to unfortunately for many of course there was a u.n. report from last year which said that essentially israeli settlements and the way israel is treating palestinians in the west bank and gaza strip is a severe violation of palestinians human rights there is tension being displaced off their lands they are. they are being there they are being treated violently their crops are being destroyed and their land is being taken away however israel chose to ignore that report by the un and has not made any move in fact over the past ten years that there has been an increase in the israeli in the israeli settlements especially intensifying under the

barak obama se convirtió el año pasado en el primer presidente de estados unidos en apoyar públicamentesta con univisión. se estima que más de 9 millones de norteamericanos se identifican como gay, lesbianas, bisexuales, o transgeneros, sólo en california hay aproximadamente 40,000 niños adoptados o concebidos por parejas homosexuales. ahora quien tiene la última palabra es la corte suprema de justicia. ♪. >> y para debatir si se debe permitir o no los matrimonios entre personas del mismo sexo nos acompañan aquí israel ortega editor en jefe de libertad.org, afiliado por supuesto a la fundación quien se opone a los matrimonios gay, y pedro julio serrano portavoz de la organización national gay and lesbian task force. gracias por estar aquí a los dos, se los agradezco. >> gracias. >> pedro, ¿por qué sí debe haber matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo? >> bueno, hay una igualdad que la constitución promete a todos los seres humanos, nos dice a todos los seres humanos, excepto a la gente gay, por lo tanto el matrimonio es un derecho fundamental, básico, humano que tiene que estar extendi

is it a brand-new barak obama?usly aloof president suddenly talking to republicans. is it a tactic or has the president realized after his election victory that he's actually going to need to work with those republicans he's been bad mouthing over the last couple of years to get anything done? personally, i think it's a tactic. but republicans up on capitol hill, they don't know exactly what to think. listen. >> if you impugne people's motives, if you say these draconian cuts, which by the way, we're increasing spending by 3.4% a year, that does no good to get to common ground. that makes it impossible for parties to come together to bridge the gaps. so if that kind of rhetoric resumes, then we'll know this was for show and it wasn't sincere. i hope that this is sincere. >> i think he's genuinely reaching out. but you know, you've got a lot of scabs and sores on people that it's going to take a while for that to heal. >> rick: the senate is not near as dysfunctional as it's made out because there is great relations

. >> the biggest impediment to reform so far has been barak obama who continues to play politics withssue. he recognizes that it's a painful issue for republicans and they really haven't entered the game. so we need to come up with a solution and we need to force the president's hand. >> steve: speaking of politics, what do you think? 2016? >> good question. >> steve: are you going to run for president of the united states? >> only if he runs as my vice president. >> steve: answer the man. >> i'm not going to think about either position for a while. >> brian: i will say this, here is the question we have for marco rubio. he's almost a protege of yours. if he gets if, will that keep you out? >> it's way too early for him or me. we live in the same zip code. >> steve: it would be awkward. >> i'm glad you know it's public. >> steve: i'm a homeowner in florida. clint, governor, thank you. >> it's cozy here. >> steve: thank you very much. >> brian: if they use it for a preparer, i hope they pay for it. >> gretchen: coming up, five things a credit bureau won't tell you, like disputes are no

on thursday president barak obama travels to talk about energy and climate change. the facility is one of the department's largest laboratories for engineering research staffed with more than a thousand scientiststeds and engineers. >> if the public isn't paying as much attention as we are. what i call the political community is about 10 million people. it's the people that watch c-span, they watch meet the press. they watch fox news. they watch msnbc torks a lesser extent, cnn but they care about politics a lot. we had 130 million voters. and most people get a lot of what goes on in politics and washington is background noise. and the background noise comes pretty much from the main stream media and people forming an opinion of romney and obama and so on,ed the -- fox news doesn't reach most of those people. fox gets great ratings. it has a loyal audience. but look at the shows. bill o'reilly show the most popular. it gets 2 or 3 million people a night. that's not the electorate. we have a big country. >> more with political comment date or the and executive editor

obama? i don't think so. >> that's a good point. >> barak should take some of rodman's coaching and say guess what more. >> guess what, america, guess what. >> that's a great debate tactic. >> it is charming. >> what is guess what? it has to be coming from late-night drug fueled -- you are talking about screenplay. guess what. and then the aliens come. guess what. they are not aliens. they are humans in a time machine. >> guess what. >> you use it to interrupt other people too. i >>- q. instead of kim jung-un he could have been relating messages between kim kardashian and humphreys. kim wants you to call her so she can have the baby in peace. >> and like in there. >> and awesome. >> and don't you think kim jung-un is young and just stand in and so it is smart to connect with him because he is a younger guy. he may be a sociopath, but he is less of a sociopath. >> that's one of the points. they say he is only 28 years old. that was his dad. that's not him. rodman kept trying to make that point. >> i couldn't tell. he kept say did you read the report? >> he handed him the human rights report. >> he wouldn't

see president obama and prime minister netanyahu making their way to the podium for the joint news conference in jerusalem. it's about 8:30 there. let's take a listen. >> mr. president, barak is a great pleasure for me to host you here in jerusalem. you've graciously hosted me many times in washington. so i'm very pleased to have this opportunity to reciprocate. i hope that goodwill and warmth of the people of israel has already made you feel at home. >> very much so. >> we had an opportunity today to begin discussing the wide range of issues that are critical to both our countries. and foremost among these is iran's relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons. mr. president, you have made it clear that you are determined to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons. i appreciate your forthright position on this point. i also appreciate that you have noted that you have acted to thwart this threat, both through determined diplomacy, and strong sanctions that are getting stronger yet. notwithstanding our joint efforts and your great success in mobilizing the international community. diplomacy and sanctions so far have not stopped iran's nuclear program. and as you know, my vie

house reiterates president obama warned of consequences if chemical weapons are used in syria but doesn't detail what the consequences would be. for the people on the ground, barakthe ones we would want to help in this situation, how important is it that the consequences are clear? or is that important? >> the people in syria right now are begging for anyone to help them. some even say though want their archenemy israel to get involved around overthrow the assad regime. we're two years into a war where over 70,000 people have died. there is no end in sight. they're grasping for anybody that can help them to end their suffering and this nightmare. jenna: there are a lot of forces at play but there is a lot of average families affected by this crisis. great to have you as always. thanks for the time. >> thank you. jon: right now something of a bombshell in the jodi arias murder trial. she is accused of brutally murdering her boyfriend. now a defense expert witness admits he diagnosed her with post-traumatic stress disorder and amnesia based on a story she told on the death of her lover, a story that turned out to be a lie. adam housley has details from los angeles

obama. we lost count how many times in his remarks he said thank you, even called the president barak.ister netanyahu made a very key point that israel will always have its right to defend itself, which is seen as a clear statement that israel will not be dictated to on whether or not they will strike iran. for president obama, he has caught a lot of flak for not necessarily being supportive enough of israel publicly or seeming not being hawkish enough and for that point, he made a very strong statement about america's bond with israel. >> the united states of america stands with the state of israel because it is in our fundamental national security interest to stand with israel. it makes us both stronger. it makes us both more prosperous and it makes the world a better place. >> that's one of the reasons the obama administration said it's important to continue the spending by the united states here in israel. $3 billion a year in aid and the president got a tour of what some of that money bought. an iron dome missile defense system that had been very effective in guarding southern isr