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of barak obama, not as a candidate but as president. all he does is push people that don't agree with him down to make his side look better. the divide makes it hard to solve problems. i don't think we will win that way. >> trump stole the show last night. but did list strhis strategy wo? >> reporter: with the most fervent supporters, it did. it seems like he has very little interest in expanding his base of appeal, particularly with that tough talk toward one of the debate moderators that may have been offensive to a lot of women. tonight it has become clear, even more clear than it has been, that donald trump isn't going anywhere any time soon. the rest of the republican field is trying to navigate around him. in any other republican presidential race it would be a simple question. >> is there anyone on stage -- can i see hands -- who is unwilling tonight to pledge your support to the eventual nominee of the republican party and pledge to not run an independent campaign against that person? mr. trump. >> reporter: settle in and watch.

we've seen, i think barak obama proves that it isn't that easy actually.t's pretty tough to make washington work right. for somebody who doesn't have governing experience, that will be raised. but let's face it, a lot of those guys on the platform don't have governing experience either. donald trump has never gordon robertsoned anything. ben carson has never governed anything. the fact that she's running and has job experience gives hear god answer. but those are going to be vulnerabilities. everybody in this race has vulnerabilities. >> so how far can carly fiorina take this? >> you know, i suppose i should have saved it for last. but my here gee if she can deal with her negatives effectively if she can run a strong campaign do i think she'll be the nominee? no i think i still put my money on jeb bush after all or somebody a little more conventional. but i think she'll get a hard look for vp because if hillary is the nominee as i expect she will be, i think there will be a little bit of that mccain-like thinking of what if we put a woman up there? they're

>> it is unfortunate that david cameron and barak obama are pushing the poiseinous deal.would have been rejected by margaret thatcher she would have hand bagged and it was a betrayal of british interest. >> why? >> it will enhance iran's power and strengthen their position as the world's leading sponsor of terrorism. and it is going to lead to a nuclear armed iran. this is a deal that is drawn up with a regime that cannot be trusted and a regime that is unskruptulous and thoroughly evil in my opinion. and if they deal that, i think the vast majority of americans oppose as opinion poll shows. and a clear majority of the united states congress is against the deal. i do think that it president obama and david cameron are throwing their own countries under the bus. >> it is interesting to see the people who voted to put leaders in office having question. and they are strongly in favor of moving ahead regardless. it is what we will watch and the security in the embassy in teheran that the british government reopened. appreciate you being on the program. >> a son faces murder c

i don't think unlike 08, there was an underdog barak obama, bernie sander ares is no barak obama and martin o'malley is not either. but the concern is her electability come a general election. >> and now matthew, from the free beacon. hillary clinton's campaign said it is much ado about nothing. >> that is not true at all. they have said a lot not true. fbi investigation connected with an e-mail server in your house. if you are a political operative or candidate you better start worrying. this is a big one in furthering the narrative that hillary clinton is not trustworthy and that is in the polls. and a legal one. these laws against having classified information that is accessible to others have been enforced and rigorously by the obama administration. this is a problem for her politically and legally. >> matthew and shane, stick with us. we have a big republican debate coming up tomorrow night. we'll want your thoughts for the seven on stage and then the ten on the big one. that's next. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leadi

president barak obama later ordered local law enforcement agencies to review the use of heavy firearms. in a bid to rebuild trust with black communities. obama also instructed police to wear cameras to help improve transparency, but the country's racial riff shows no sign of narrowing. a spate of killings of blacks by white police officers has followed the ferguson incident. >>> workers in japan's service industries are feeling better about the economy. business sentimentings improved in three months. intense summer heat spurred sales of air conditioners. officials at the cabinet office surveyed more than 2,000 workers. the index if july rose 10.6 from the previous month to 51.6. a measure above 50 suggests people are opt mick about business conditions. many of the respondents reported strong sales of air conditioners, beverages and ice cream due to the hot weather. government officials maintain their economic assessment saying japan's conditions improve modestly. the leading index fell marking the sec straight month of decline. officials attribute the drop to rising food prices and co

john kerry, barak obama never walked away which is why we got a terrible deal. yesterday barak obama, as usual, presented a false choice. better choice was a better deal. but now we're with a terrible deal which will make the world and the region a far more dangerous place. >> you are hitting all the message points tonight. congratulations on the first debate. looking forward to seeing more of you on the campaign trail. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> of course. >>> we will bring in john king right now. john we heard -- we are hearing a lot from carly. she's getting a lot of applause on social media for her performance tonight. how did she do? >> she did very well. she's the breakaway. go online look among conservative comment taters who have influence with republican voters. they say she is the winner tonight. we are in the first hour of the boom. how big, how long? we can't answer that question. if she keeps this up she will down the road maybe not in debate two, but maybe by three or four find herself in the prime-time event. she does have a decent organi

one of the candidates say this is not a resume contest and barak obama is an illustration of how politics is not a resume contest. and carle fiorina. likeability. and cha ris maand rhetorical skill play in politics and now the scrutiny really matter in politics and they are less talked about than executive experience, the number of bills you have sponsored. we'll hear more about them as a result of carle fiorina's rise. it is a total political outsider. >> if voters are hungering for someone who doesn't come from the traditional political class, will they give her a second or third look? >> it seems like it. you are right. with greater fame, you get greater scrutiny and can we'll see how she stands up to this. she is a better candidate than she was in 2010. and the reason she is not part of the political establishment she didn't win against barbara boxer. >> can we imagine her debating hillary clinton? >> and that's what she wants everyone to imagine. we see carle fiorina a fighter and someone who will take it to hillary clinton. and selling herself as. and i think there is a hunger in pa

barak obama in his first term had had a smart policy working with secure communities and told local lawcement. send your finger prints and we'll send someone for deportation and that made sense. get rid of the worst offenders. and over time cities are telling the local law enforcement not to cooperate with ice. that's part of the problem. >> but deborah, for the first time, doesn't that put them in the system and the information comes up and the question of whether or not law enforcement has to notify ice and whether or not ice acts on it. what happen here. >> well, they are not sending the finger prints in the sanctuary cities and the obama administration is not fighting. that they fought arizona when they wanted tougher, but when cities decide to opt out, it doesn't happen. what a lot of people don't know, california is a safrpthuary state. 2013, the legislature passed a law and governor jerry brown passed it and said local law enforcement should not work with ice unless there is a serious felony conviction and in this case it did not happen. >> during the time it was reduced to misde

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one reason barak obama was so tough he had a brutal campaign against hillary clinton. that made him a better candidate. >> and i promise not to be mean, if kim kardashian got a selfie with hillary clinton. how far away are you? >> i just want to interview her. >> you think she will do interviews like with you and others? >> i feel it coming. >> i do, too. >> and you are really noise. -- nice. >> thank you. >> you are nice. i thought he wanted a selfie with kim kardashian. >> he might prefer that. we'll talk to him in commercial. >> two top democrats on hillary clinton will not support the nuclear deal in iran. what it means for the president's fight to get it approved in congress. wildfires torches everything in the ground. governor blown blaming cloimate change. >> it is a threat to our well-being and way of life. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, designed for depe

along came barak obama.e showed something more so than she was able to show, which draw the big crowds and enthusiasm. that's the kinds of thing that can give an early campaign the kind of momentum it needs to -- to become a real campaign. so i think that's what trump really accomplished on friday in alabama. >> it's opinion interesting to watch this and all of these other candidates, republican candidates, 16 other candidates watching closely as well, of course. trump has gone off after former governor jeb bush a little bit more than he has some of the other candidates. and bush has also been playing the south. he's been down there making the rounds in some of those southern states as well. is it right now looking a little pit like they're going after just each other and what does that mean specifically for the southern race? >> it's really an important question because first of all, florida is part of the south. florida is a huge get. in fact, if some ways it might be bigger than some of the other southern

. ♪ i have never seen a thin person drinking diet coke ♪ ♪ barak obama's birth certificate ♪ >> reportert see the tweets of most politicians being spoofed on national tv. people seem to like it. since the republican debate, trump has gotten more followers and mentions than jeb bush or hillary clinton combined. pam? >> that puts it in perspective. thank you so much. "outfront" tonight, andy dean, a trump supporter who works for trump for seven years and van jones, a former advisor to president obama. great to have you here with us. andy, i'm going to start with you. we heard trump say he's not going to use tv attack ads. what do you think he means by that? he sends out videos, tweets attacking his opponents on twitter. isn't that the same thing? >> i think he is being smart because he's not spending money on it. it's not attack ads. if you look at jeb bush, he is a disaster on immigration. plus he is a low energy guy. maybe he has low t. we're not sure. you can't put him up against hillary clinton. even though jeb bush raised $114 million, he is poling close to zero now. trump is making t

reminds of the democratic convention when they realized that barak obama probably wasn't going to fill a massive stadium for the second time. due to weather, they pulled it back into the convention center where they were having the dnc convention, because you never want to have an empty seat on tv. when donald trump talks as big of a game's ta as he talks, you better fill it up. i don't know why they took this risk. it wasn't a big enough payoff. >> it is a big crowd. i wonder as -- >> sure. but imagine -- >> what does this mean for the republican party? do you think his narrative now is a good one for republican's chances of winning back the white house? >> many are saying it's not a good narrative. people love trump because he is big, he is bold. he is not backing down. if he says anchor babies and you tell him he shouldn't say it, he says i'm going to say it and i'm not going ing ting to politicat because you are telling me. that's why they like him. when you are running this type of campaign, why not fill up 10,000 people or 8,000 in a smaller stadium enclosed and make it look mass

and aneesh chopra served as our first nation's technology officer appointed by president barak obamaand served as the virginia leader of technology and now in a technology firm. and erik has already been introduced and still a professor at m.i.t. [ laughter ] >> the way we will do this, i will pose an opening question to each of our panelists and we will move to a moderated free flowing discussion and leave the final 10 minutes for audience q & a. we will be collecting your questions on note cards which then will be brought up to the panel. david, i'm going to open it up with a question for you. you have written extensively about the nuanced relationship between technology and computers and workers, particularly noting that there are certain things that computers can do that substitute for tasks historically or traditionally performed by humans and other things computers do that complement tasks performed by humans. so, in light of your research and the framework that erik and andy have laid out for us, how do you see this all shaking out for workers? >> that's a great question. i'm

you have a message, so did barak obama.are your plans and commitment to your supporttories build a field operation, to do grass roots organizing in places like iowa and new hampshire? >> you know what people don't understand i have a big organization, there are those that say i have the biggest organization as an example in iwest virginia i have chuck wagner who is fantastic. he's got i think 12 or 14 people with him. i've got in new hampshire a great organization. those two states i have such a great relationship with the people there. i go there, the crowds are unbelievable. it's been so much fun. we have a big organization in new hampshire. we have a big organization in south carolina. by the way, south carolina polls just came out. i think i was at 34 or 35% and other people were like at 9. but in south carolina we have a very big organization. we have terrific people. real proven winners. and i have a big organization and a lot of people don't write that. i think you started to see it mark if all fairness, i think i mi

remember think about how much joe biden did for barak obama. right? president obama to navigate this fight. but he owes it to biden to let him throw his hat in the ring if that's what biden wants to do. i think it would make it a much more interesting race and sharpen up hillary clinton in a way some people think would be good for her. >> what do you think? the president gave his blessings to joe biden to go ahead and think about running for the democratic presidential nomination. >> in some ways it's ridiculous. joe biden wras enn was elected to the u.s. senate and he is mulling a bid. what is important is that obama is not stopping it. that would have been the news for him to go that obama said for the good of the party, for the good of the nation joe, step back. the idea that he is giving the green light to joe biden -- we know he will do what he wants. >> the idea that joe biden needs the green light? it seems like he is constantly thinking about something like this. >> he has been thinking about it for decades. >> i thought he was already mulling