. >> el presidente barak obama hace algunos dÍas dijo que estados unidos era un paÍs excepcional, vladimirted? >> sÍ, es una enorme potencia, que ha servido a mucha gente, que en donde en esa multiplicaciÓn de gente que viene de todos lados ha sacado su mejor fuerza. >> pero no deja de ser excepcional. >> y probablemente, probablemente que los chinos piensen algo parecido, ¿no? ¿y sabe una cosa? el nacionalismo de los muy fuertes, es peligroso. >> ¿podemos discutir sobre cuba y venezuela? >> ¿cÓmo no vamos a poder discutir? >> usted me pregunta si usted defiende a cuba, o sea, despuÉs de tantos aÑos. >> yo defiendo a todos los pueblos latinoamericanos. >> sÍ, pero sabe a lo que me refiero, un paÍs con muchisima recesiÓn, no es como. >> ¿por quÉ no me habla de arabia saudita? >> porque estamos en amÉrica latina. >> los latinoamericanos componemos una naciÓn gigantesca descoyuntada, hicimos un montÓn de paÍses porque fracasamos en construir la naciÓn, yo no quiero dejar pedazo de la naciÓn aparte, por lo tanto, los tengo que querer a todos y tener la habilidad de juntar toda la fuerza, porqu

mucho mejor. >> cuando barak obama tomÓ posiciÓn dijo que amÉrica latina iba a ser una prioridad de suisferio occidental. subsecretaria, gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. >> muchas gracias, jorge. >> dÉjeme comenzar con algo muy personal, es la primera mujer en este puesto. >> sÍ, este, es interesante pensar que, que no ha sido una mujer en esa posiciÓn, pero eso fue muy importante para la secretarÍa clinton y estoy muy orgullosa de estar en esa posiciÓn ahora y empieza para lo demÁs. >> cuando usted se reÚne, particularmente con presidentes hombres en amÉrica latina, ¿cuÁl es la reacciÓn de ellos? >> bueno, la realidad es que es muy natural ahora, hemos visto varias este cancilleres, este, mujeres, hasta ahora tenemos presidentes mujeres, ya vamos a tener en el cono sur tres presidentes mujeres. >> por supuesto. >> argentina, brasil y chile, una carrera entre dos mujeres, yo creo que no es algo fuera de lo normal, ahora. >> ¿usted se ha enfrentado con machismo? >> bueno, yo creo que, de todas las mujeres y se alejen todas partes del mundo, pero sÍ enfrentamos este un sentido de, de

hair, hopeful, optimistic, is completely different from the barak obama who sat, president barak obamaat being said, he's still, if you go back to that 2004 key note address in boston, the same, you will hear the same barak obama who is president now. there is a consistency there. >> every president in a way seems to have greyer hair and thick thin i skin. >> the elizabeth warren wing is under attack. it is not from senate republicans. that's next. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. . >> in the wake of the 2008 economic crisis, a harvard law professor had the idea to create a federal agency that would protect consumers against unfair business practices to keep people from being taken advantage of in ways that had the potential to sink the american economy all over again. after president obama announced he liked the idea of that federal agency and he wanted that harvard professor to lead it, senate republicans said no, as they blocked her confirmation and nomination, really. they were against not just her but the very exi

and a lot of it will depend on how the country feels about barak obama and the democratic leadership. and if the country wants a change and hillary clinton represents more of the same, she may suffer even if it is not all her fault and that's how it goes. >> and poll on republican potential presidential contenders that are all bunched together. we showed in our introthat chris christie leads the pack he does narrlily. you have jeb bush and ted truz and paul ryan. it is a free-for-all. is that good or bad for the republican party. >> i think what is good for the party this time around potentially, you are going to have the heaviest hitters running for president. in 2012, you had 1 or 2 a- list candidates and the rest of the fold was b- level and half of them getting out of tv contracts in order to run. and the best thing going for the party, they have all a- listers and very few of them if any will need to get out of the media contract to run. you have a chance for the party to put a best foot forward politically and policy stand point. there is scott walker of wisconsin, and a lot of

thank you. >>> and president barak obama paid his respects tog during a televised event. he credits mr. mandela with his first political action company against apartheid. this is some of what mr. obama had to say. >> we will not likely see the likes of nelson mandela again. so it falls to us as best we can to forward the dpl that he set to make decisions guided not by hate but by love. never discount the difference that one person can make to strive for a further worthy of his sacrifice. >> well, one of nelson mandela's biggest supporters was archbishop desmond tutu. he presided over a church service in capetown to remember his friend a short time ago. these pictures coming into us about 30 minutes ago and people listening to mr. tutu's every word about his friend. archbishop tutu also released a statement saying, we quote, over the past 24 hour years madiba taught us how to come together and to believe in ourselves and each other. he was a unifier from the moment he walked out of prison. we are relieved that his suffering is over, but our relief is drowned by our grief. m

barak obama had far less experience than even she had. it didn't matter to the media.if 2008 was it's my turn, it will be damn it, it really is her turn. it's time for a woman. chris christie, they're already starting with the negative i stories. just this week is he a bully? starting to see little stories leak out. is they're going to do everything they can to get that poll weorie just saw back where hillary can be on top, if she run. i don't think she might for health reasons. just a little tidbit.aso >> nobody likes a bully and they're already doing stories against christie, on the front page of the new york sometimes. supporters are like wow, if this is true, i don't like it. it's a negative staying ma. the best thing for hillary clinton to take control of the house and senate because then is could be essentially two yearsho of the democrats saying oh, republicans are obstructionists, going against the president and if there can be fatigue laid in there, it might help cascade het over the top. she had to take a step down and a stand down for barak obama for her par

at the start of next year he's headed back to 1,600 pennsylvania avenue to advise barak obama. een the clinton and obama administration the interim bush years heading the center for american progress. if you don't know what the center for american progress, no worries, a number of think tanks in washington, d.c., given his credentials, it happens to not just be a democratic one. but a liberal one. it acted as a heyday at the bush administration. the american progress sponsors research, they put out petition papers and monitor legislation all to advance an unapologetic agenda. sort of this guy i used to know. >> the same old washington textbook campaigns just won't do in this election. triangulateing and poll-driven positions because we're worried about what mit or roady might say about us just won't do. if we are really serious about winning this election, democrats, then we can't live in fear of losing. >> then senator barak obama secured the 2008 democratic nomination and he won the white house on a message of hope and change. change you could believe in. his election was supp

u s president barak obama says his entry into politics begun with anti apartheid ronnie's at university. key roles in the guardian of having watched nelson mandela over the years with admiration and humanity. unlike so many around the globe. i cannot fully imagine my life without the example the nelson mandela set. and so long. as i live i will do what i can learn from him. political activists who went on to become leaders said none of them inspire them to overcome prejudice and oppression. we need is all understand that no one should be penalized because of his skin the second step is to reach his goal. he also has a staff he can teach that one the exiled spiritual leader the dalai lama also winner of the nobel peace prize says he has lost a dear friend. he added. the best tribute we can pay to him is to do whatever we can to contribute all during the oneness of humanity and with the peace and reconciliation as he did preparations began on friday for the liberation heroes state funeral. i know the enemy act. paul frost bank has increased interaction to nelson mandela's death from aroun

us president barak obama warned that salsa down stands at the crest of bits of renewed civil war the evacuation of american and european expatriates is underway. and african mediators are trying to broker a peace deal presidential elections in madagascar polls are no closed after the second round of voting so far the election commission an independent observers have reported any instances of fraud but is hoped the selection will put an end to political crisis that began with the coup d'etat in two thousand and nine. jonathan wallace reports from one of the capsules because polling stations. i mean this polling station people have been casting their ballots all day for the presidential election but also to elect the new madagascar the assembly. but all eyes are on the presidential poll today after nearly five years of instability since the coup in two thousand and nine. people now want an elected president on the one seemed to put the country on its economy back on track. both candidates voted today in madagascar are skeptical actually it'll bustle have to put it in the first round of

barak obama office phone and say oh maybe i could go home he said that she wouldn't freeze. he would expand the market skates and pulling to the veneration for the cost of each is a very important thing for the russians because this is the twenty two days to see him and even if he isn't answering american character for him mumble all. but let me say. haitian officials say is that it is to be a part in a human rights violation. yet the minute he too was a lawyer who died in prison and the bomb immediately announced that she wouldn't extend this list which is very important full weekend and people in front of the tumor was so cheap. no but it's above the international image which i tend to think he really cares about is in some of the day gets a mini games in aspen and the us dollar deal in the nineties he does care of the international image but a superficial one. he doesn't want people to do some like it because it's a very specific sin only seemed to understand gesture i won't attend the olympic games in the games is a big thing for the russians to it. i mean in the last te

we couldn't resist showing his own relationship with barak obama the us surveillance tactics that the government with the blessing you all tonight how i feel about mr obama off the snake these leaks. a few generous. janice because he can see these things and get some still free. still there's nothing to be happy about. on the other hand isn't a reason to be frustrated. however tough criticism against the us may be all these measures avoids been aimed at tackling terrorism. but it must be some clear rules and said agreements including those of ethics. ukraine was also discussed that she's had it rough in the last weeks with mass protests both in favor often against getting closer with the eu. moscow was getting key of a fifteen billion dollar loan to tropical city and economic problems according to court in eu integration is not for a reason behind the problem rests. look you would know others are pushing for the idea of signing an association agreement with the european union. these people in governing ukraine also don't get that same year was a foreign minister also said that the par

. >> think barak obama and nick grahaul are different listen to this. >> if you like your health care plan you can keep it. >> you will be able to keep it. >> the same broken promise and now virginiians are losing health coverage. >> let's debate this. marjorie cliffton is a consult apt to obama campaign. and thank you for being here guys. marjorie, start with you. republicans combed through old videotapes of democrats in addition to bark bookkeeper obama and found places where democrat politicians promised if you like your health plan you can keep it. it sounds like an effective strategy to me. what do you think? >> absolutely, the republicans with the stalemate on immigration reform and government shutdown. obama care policy is somewhere where they can play out and so what the appetite is for the public. implementation it is not a giant success. it has been a failure. and certain messaging that is problematic case in point. you can keep your health care plan. >> johnathon, the target seems right today. will it be this right in 11 months. >> the public policy polling, the arkansas se

presidente en el 2001, sus opiniones siguen teniendo muchísimo peso, hace poco logró que el presidente barak obamau promesa sobre el sistema de salud obamacare, pero ahora bill clinton, es buscado muchísimo porque su esposa hillary probablemente se lance como candidata presidencial. viajé a casa de los clinton, en chapacua nueva york, para entrevistarlo a él, su interés era hablar sobre su fundación y la clinton global iniciative, que se reúne este fin de semana en río de janeiro, pero por supuesto empezamos hablando de política aquí en estados unidos. >> ¿cual es el daño politiíticol ppresidente barack obama con e d desastre de obama care? >> primero que nada estamos h hablando del mercado de seguros individuales, unos 11 millones d de polizas >> creo que si se resuelven los problemas de computadora y logra que el sistema funcione adecu d adecuadamente las proxas semanas el daño será miniínimo >> cuando el pdresidente bush o promulgo la ley dando medicam t medicamentos fue mucho más imp p impopular en su momento y hubo m muchos probvlemas con computa r computadoras >> ¿los efectos a largo plazo s

but along comes barak obama and does the thing which seemed impossible. this was their holy grail. >> their entire identity is wrapped up in the success of this law. >> conservative columnist george will. >> for a century, progressivism has says we will not progress, bliss in paradise if we concentrate more and more power in the hands of all super competent experts who can do things normal americans can't do. that's what progressivism is. >> that's the tragedy of this as a person who supports progressive government. >> kirsten powers says the problem is in the execution of obamacare. not the idea behind it. >> it really feeds into the conservative argument that the government is just dysfunctional, that they can't handle anything. they screw up anything they touch. >> obamacare is a turning point against big government. young people are hearing about this law. they're feeling its effects firsthand and they are running away from big government as fast as they can. >> if that's true, and some polls suggest it is -- that would seem to be a stunning turnabout

barak obama, however, has made it worse. >> in what way? >> i think he's a partisan. where no republican ideas, no republican votes. only straight party line vote. you see it with the senate changing the rules to limit republican power. he's all for that. so this is a president who talks about uniting the country, but when push comes to shove, he only chooses one side of every argument and therefore, the country is more divided as a result of his presidency than it was before. >> i can't tell you how many times i've heard people say, it seems like he's pitting one part of america against the other. you would hate to think that's true, but you look at the evidence and it does suggest that. >> look, it's red against blue, of course, but class warfare as well. it's about the wealthy -- he clearly has a chip on his shoulder about wealth. he doesn't mind taking wealthy people's money for his own campaign, but you get a sense he's really -- he really does not like wealth. he believes behind every great fortune, there must be a great crime somewhere. so he doesn't trust weal

we saw that against barak obama when she was presumed leader a candidate, she ran an extraordinary campaign from behind and you know sometimes, willie, we see her, i see her now. i like her. i like her a lot, personally and but sometimes you see her now where she sort of steps over and she becomes a candidate and it's, i don't know. i think she needs to be very careful not to fall into the ted kennedy trap in 1979 where you can't eastern answer the roger mudd question, why do you want to be president? the answer, because i can win. >> or because -- >> is why people. >> that's all you hear from people. i don't think they know what hillary really stands for. >> the message. >> she was in this position in 2007 as well. she was the presumed nominee she was presumed by some people to become the president of the united states. david axelrod who said someone working up close on the obama campaign, frankly, shelves not a good candidate in because she thought she was going to when. when she felt the heat in 2008, she bill a great candidate. you'd like to think if you are a supporter of hillary clint

so you're saying if anybody should be held accountable, it should be barak obama?t roll it out right, but -- and we fired so and so, so it's all taken care of. you can't possibly blame the president 'cause he's up at the top and the people down here are the people who installed it. >> right. and there may be some who might want to change their minds or want the president to be out of office and it may be the young people that he's trying to sell obamacare to. we know the young people are the ones that they're going to right now to try to pay for a system to pay for the older, more sick individuals. so they are the target of the government as it seems. so president obama is calling on everyone, last week he called on parents to talk to their kids about it during thanksgiving. now he's saying, bartenders, should start selling it to the kids. >> so if you're a student body president, set up a conference on campus. if you work in a nonprofit, open your doors and use your e-mail lists to help people learn the facts. if you've got a radio show, spread the word on air. if

president barak obama paid tribute to nelson mandela in an address to the american people. ts mandela's work for his first political action protesting apartheid. mr. obama talked about how we can all learn from mandela's legacy. >> we will not likely see the likes of nelson mandela again, so it falls to us as best we can to forward the example that he set, to make decisions guided not by hate but by love, never discount the difference that one person can make to strive for a future that is worthy of his sacrifice. >> nelson mandela inspired many american politics, maxine borders is a member of the u.s. congress who knew mandela. she is a national chair of the black caucus and was behind if campaign to di vest from the apartheid era. she joins us now from los angeles. thanks for being with us. when you think back now on nelson mandela, what is his legacy and what have we lost? >> well, nelson mandela was an extraordinary human being and he showed us what courage really is. not only did he put his life on the line and was prepared to die, to end apartheid in south africa, he p

thursday delivered a book to every office entitled" impeachable offense the case for removeing barak obamafrom office?" did i get that? >> you didn't read it. >> on thursday, it was the nomination of the woman to the d.c. circuit court of appeals. >> patricia mills. >> that ends the round. this will be a close one. >> oh! >> what i have in my hand the instant bonus question that can win you $50 in perogies or polish eating field. we said this was a secret strategy session between ted cruz and other republicans. >> tortilla coast. >> correct. for the first time ever, we have a grand prize jackpot winner. congratulations, that means you have won the $50 gift certificate to little poland. you will not leave us empty handed. we have for you the home ecombination of "up against the clock." for family and kids of all ages, thank you all for splai playing today. we will see you for another edition of "up against the clock. after this, the real show begins again. [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. . . hey there, i just got my bill, and i see that it includes my

people first stand up and took notice of barak obama was way before he posted fundraising numbers that exceeded over the first quarters numbers. that's what made him a serious candidate. >> in his speech, he had that speech in the convention in '04. >> because of that, he was able to raise those funds. it's hard to see sweitzer doing that unless he's got some way of, you know, it's a big country. it takes an awful lot of money to run for president he would have to come up with some source of being able to raise serious.if he wants to be a serious candidate. >> i got to get this piece in the fuse this week. but this is my hobby. jerry brown urged to run for president, won't rule out 2016, this was the l.a. times this week. we've talked about this, jerry brown has run for president, three times bmpl. if he were five years younger, for the record, that was in the news this week as well, somebody not ruling out 2016. nan, when you look at a republican, what's going on, on the democratic side, is hillary clinton a candidate you don't want to run if 2016? >> i think will be a lot of tail win

. >> for you to suggest something to a sitting president, do you take credit for president barak obamaa care? >> no, first of all, i think it's important to point out he has actually tried to go beyond what he promised now. in many places he will be able do that. >> you will take credit for na? >> no, i waited for him to say he felt badly about it. the truth is the law that he signed did grandfather in the policies that were in expense when he signed the law. >> very helpful of him. welcome back to "morning joe.". >> doing all he can. >> i can see that. >> he can get that intensity. he looks good in his sherbet pants. he has a chocolate shoe to go with it. i don't understand it. >> very dutch. >> dutch? >> very protestant. >> very protestant. >> i like it. >> sorry. yes, ma'am. >> you should know, volunteer. >> i got the illusion. >> it's a little. >> go ahead. >> a little lily pulitzer. >> i don't know about that. >> meacham is here and former white housed a very for policy and vice provost for global initiatives at the university of pennsylvania dr. zeke emanuel. zeke, if i called yo

president, barak obama, have both been talking about the massive impact nelson mandela had on the worlde brightest lights of our world has gone out. nelson mandela was not just a hero of our time, but a hero of all time. >> reporter: in life, nelson mandela not only brought a democracy and freedom to south africans, he also brought this whole country together. and the hope is now with people of all colors grieving side by side, the hope is that in death, nelson mandela will bring this country back together once more. back to you. >> all right, paul. live report from south africa. thank you very much. >>> it's now three minutes after the top of the hour. headlines today, not heather. she's feeling a little under the weather. we got ainsley earhart. >> heather can't speak this morning. apparently she lost her voice. hope you feel better. but i'm having a lot of fun. >> great to have you. >> thanks. a teen-ager under arrest in los angeles accused of stealing part of the porsche that paul walker was in when he died. but if stealing wasn't bad enough, the teen-ager actual will he was braggin

>> i don't think that barak obama believes in the u.s.hen the u.s. is powerful able to project its will. we're cutting the defense department, withdrawing from the middle east, and cutting the defense budget to the bone, doing enormous damage. people are no longer adversaries. our friends no longer trust us. and the bottom line is nobody cares much in the middle east anymore what the u.s. thinks because we don't keep our commitments or follow through. in iran, we've got', very serious problem going forward and a deal that's been cut, the same people that brought us, you can keep your insurance if you want, are telling us they've got a great deal in iran with respect to nuclear weapons. i don't believe it. >> your book is called "heart." you wrote it with dr. jonathan reiner. mr. vice president, thank you very much. >> thank you. enjoy the show. >> and merry christmas. we might not see you between now and the ends of the month. >> take care. >>> let's go over to heather nauert. >> good morning. enjoy all that snow in wyoming back home. got

when ads were put out funded by carl rove, they focused on hillary clinton, not barak obama t.ries and concerns about benghazi are focused about trying to derail a hillary clinton candidacy. >> we see people have legitimate concerns and issues. i am talking about the political aspect. >> all right. let's move to another top ec that we wa topic with obamacare. december looks like a good month for seenups. the surge, over a million people have now signed up for t affordable care act. a bold prediction, 7 million by the end of march. >> there is a big gap. it is a significant milestone in that direction. so the administration after that, they planned a rollout. they say, look, we were able rally, get 1 million people up at the end of the year. >> that march to 7 million will be significant. here's what we know about romney care. the real surge of signups happen before the penalties are about to kick in. that's march 31st. people responded. we're journalists. we focus the mind. so that's going to be the real tleng to watch out for. not just how these plans work in the initial rollo

kennedy, mandela and abraham lincoln, winston churchill and barak obama in the middle. >> reporter: south the deep sense of pride about him. i think mandela was like a mirror reflected back to south africans. south africans want to see themselves in his image. i think that is very powerful now, 20 years after the beginning of democracy. it is key politically. is this the key of mandela's investigations, his dreams? south africans are using this time not to say good-bye to the man. it's a rain check of what this country is, are we doing enough in south africa? there is a real intimacy and a sense of we don't want to betray his vision. things are going a little bit off, maybe this is the time to not forget he sacrificed so much. >> it seems like there is a balance of loss, reference and as you say responsibility. >> reporter: absolutely. >> reporter: robin kurnow, thank you so much. she spokes with mandela, understands the politics here so much. we will deep painting the picture of what is happening now. teeing up an epic memorial tomorrow. the world hasn't seen anything like it in quite so

that will be the knock on barak obama. >> he knew his agenda and his policies would be unpopular.s so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> 11 minutes before the top of the hour. remember this video, the shrimp on the treadmill? you should, you're paying for it. today we've got washington's brand-new waste book and it's out and available. we'll examine. then cheryl casone has top companies hiring seasonal help. that story next. ♪ ♪ i'm overhe hill. my body doesn't work the way it used to. past my prime? i'm a victim of a slowin? i don't think so. great grains protein blend. protein from natural ingredients like seeds and nuts. it helps support a healthy metabolism. great grains protein blend. >> a week before christmas. >> that's right. if all you want tore christmas is a job, we've got the perfect gift for you. cheryl casone from the "fox business" network is here with some good tidings, right? >> there is still jobs out there. i know we're a week away from the big holiday, but a lot of companies are hiring. the first one is h & r block. you probably should be worried about your tax

the fox news poll asked is barak obama honest and trustworthy?> that's sad. look at that. a plurality of americans say no. 49% say the president is not trustworthy. >> it was a dead heat a short time ago. >> the same poll indicated 82% of people found it very important that they keep their health care plan. that broken promise really is broken on the backs of americans who are answering that other question. >> sure. of course, obamacare, we've just been heading toward the application of it in many instances toward the end of the year, but as you look at all the potholes the president has hit in the last year, it's starting to add up. steven hayes details the president's troubles. >> i think it's not only the if you like your plan you can keep it, but an accumulation of the various other things we've seen of the the irs, whether it's benghazi, to a certain extent the controversy over the nsa, all of these things together in the first year of his second term. for a president who said at the very beginning of his term on the first day in office, he

michelle obama says barak, you have to go shoe shopping with me to get out of your earlier thing. they keep this up and they will have to have a buy one get one free. >> everybody has felt this way, keith. i have been at malls where i just go like, i could just walk out into the traffic and it would be the freest, greatest feeling of my life. i would be so happy just to watch -- as i am shopping go i don't want it anymore, and just get sun over by a semi. >> can i take you shopping right now for six hours? >> i think malls should have traffic lanes like the roadways. you should have a right lane for those people who want to go slow and take their time and left lane for men. don't over look the fact that this happened in china. five hours of shoe shopping in a chinese mall. maybe she just wanted to buy back all of the stuff her nieces made. >> stayed away from the sentence. >> stayed within the parameters of what we were told. >> don't make bad jokes about dead people. >> my turn. >> try not to say anything racist. i imagine this guy must have felt the way your audience at your sho

obama doctrine? or is there some thought andof strategy? you have people like ehud barakalking about strategy, you have to have a plan. >> i would have a tough time if you had a rorschach test for obama, where is he going? for a couple reasons. healthcare.gov -- in saudi arabia, they ask what other presidents priority policies? that's easy. healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov. if that doesn't work, he is a failed president. and he will have no authority. so he clearly has to get that fixed. i think that sucked so much air and energy out of every other part of the agenda that i couldn't tell you -- again, rorschach test, what is his plan now for his second term, i couldn't tell you. second thing, because of how he reconstructed his team, if i wanted to be critical, i would say he is surrounded by people -- everybody has his back and nobody has his front. there is nobody in his face. i ask myself who is the person who gets in his face and says that's a really stupid idea or we really screwed up here. we need to do x, y or z. or let's get crazy. let's try a carbon

obama doctrine? has he changed or sr. there some consistency of thought and strategy with people like ehud barak are always talking to me about strategy. you have to have a plan. you have to have a strategy. >> i'd have a hard timele with a rorschach west the barack obama. where he's he going? for a couple reasons. one, charlie, is healthcare.gov. when i was in saudi arabia they said "what are the president's foreign policy priorities? i said that's easy, healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov. if that doesn't work he's a failed president. and he will have no authority or very limited authority to do anything. so he clearly has to get that fixed. i think that's so much air and energy out of every other part of the agenda that i couldn't tell you. again, rorschach test, what is his vision, what is his plan for a second term? i couldn't tell you. and how he's constructed his team, if i wanted to be critical i want to say he's surrounded by people. everybody has his back but nobody has his front. there's nobody in his face. i ask myself, who's the person who gets in his face and says "that's a really stup

. >> he hopes to meet michelle obama and take his program nationwide. very nice. didn't say barakvery nice. >>> coming up, procrastinators who didn't finish shopping we have unusual gifts for you. >>> and don't stop believing in santa claus. the story of a young girl named virginia who questioned her own belief. ♪ >> announcer: "world news f1 ow ♪ >>> on the day before christmas astronauts suited up for a space walk 200 miles above earth. they were making risky repairs if the space station. >> there were concerns about the aging spacesuits after a previous spacewarm. ryan owens reports on nasa's holiday repair work. >> astronaut mike hopkins. >> reporter: one man alone at the end of that arm. >> his feet planted at the end of the robotic arm. >> reporter: 260 miles below him, planet earth whipping by at seven miles ray second. breathtaking doesn't begin to describe it. >> mike hopkins taking a special sleigh ride on this christmas eve, holding the 780 pound pump module. >> reporter: the astronauts risked their lives to replace a cooling pump on the international space station. tha

obama. according to a survey from harvard, university, go ingrown hairs, a majority of americans under 25 would like to boot barak from office. it was down 11 points pr a year ago. and a little over half of the 18 to would 4 said they -- 18 to 24 said they would recall the president if they could. bottom line, democrats no longer have a strangle hold on our nation's youngest and perhaps sexiest voters. we asked the typical millenial to comment. >> he can't vote in our country. he doesn't even speak the language. rick, welcome back to the show. you look great. you know the youth vote. some say you may know the vote a little too well which is why you had to leave the country for awhile. what does this mean? >> you know, i don't buy -- first of all, i don't buy this that a bunch of harvard students are telling us that the millenials suddenly don't like the president. they still have no where else to go. the republican party is not going to court them. they don't have the right issues right now. unless the republicans change, they are going to reluctantly go back to the closet and find the same old clothes. >> that's