you bet obama? >> yes, i have. >> what did he say to you about the poster?well, he said that he was really grateful for it and that he thinks artists are an important thing and he learned enough about my background. he had several people that worked with him that knew my history and things i have done against the iraq war and the patriot act. i think that he was flattered that ill potentially sacrifice my street credit to do something for him. it was really cool that he got that deep on it and you know i think obama is a really extraordinary human being. i think that he had some successes and many failures. i would like to see things pushed in a much progressive direction. we are all to blame collectively of where we are now with trump and why obama was not able to do more. so, you know, i don't like to play the blame game of specific people. i look at our culture and i try to plug my art into where i think it needs to be plugged. >> i think i hear you say very smoothly -- that he was not as progressive that you want him to be. >> am i correct about that? >>

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learning circuits like you love to play golf as does my husband has to former presidents like barack obama. i bet you are not adverse to having some pro- give you some tips about how to be an even better golfer. this job is so demanding and you have to have a more regular schedule. you have to have a open mind so you can take in information. yet to listen to people and, please, get more people who know things into your government, the state department is missing so many top positions and these are people who speak the liquid jetting of the culture and you're dealing with north korea, iran, russia, anywhere else and there are people who have experience to let-- help you be the best president. i would try and i know others have dried. i talk to people who have been in the oval office trying to help him, trying to provide support. it might last 24, 48 hours and that he feels compelled to respond-- return to the attack mode, insult mode especially those who disagree with him. using a fight with senator corker, he's in a fight with congresswoman wilson, a fight with all of these people all the time an

obama care. the white house bet this time, the fourth time, is the charm. >>> er bill o'reilly is fighting back overmisconduct. published reports say o'reilly paid $32 million settlement and days later signed a contract with fox. >> never one time was there any complaint filed against me with human resources or anybody's le gal team. >> that's bill o'reilly responding today to "the new york times" bombshell report that he paid former fox news legal analyst analyst, lis wiehl $32 million to settle a claim. former fox news host, megyn kelly disputed o'reilly's name it. >> the suggestion that no one false. i know i complained. in an interview with the times, o'reilly was defiant saying what his family has been through is horrible. >> we have physical proof that this is bull [ bleep ]. bull [ bleep ]. okay. so, it is on you if you want to destroy my children further. >> wiehl initially claimed o'reilly repeatedly harassed her forced her nonconsensual sexual relationship and e-mailed gay pornography. she signed renouncing the allegations. 20th century-fox knew of it but signed o'reilly one month later. t

bet awards. >> we better given obama props cause what we got in office now is a cam kaz see that will probablyaust. >> m&m told them it's him or me. so far there's been no comment from the white house or the president himself. >> 6:36 now. the candidates for governor of new jersey faced off in their first debate an event seen live here on 6abc. republican kim guadagno and democrat phil murphy went head to head at the new jersey performing arts center in newark last night. the debate was moderated by our own jim gardner. the candidates covered topics from marijuana and immigration to property taxes. guadagno, the current lieutenant governor said murphy's plan to fully fund schools will cost taxpayers $9 billion. >> the people of new jersey are taxed enough. we need to provide them real property tax relief and we need to do it now. >> choices have been made by governor christie and the lieutenant governor every step of the way. and they've chosen to give out tax incentives to large corporations in our state for almost -- for over $8 billion. all of that has come at the expense of the middle clas

i bet he is spinning in his grave. >> [cheering] mr. obama: the point is, that is america. and we claim all of our history, the good and the bad. and we can acknowledge that thomas jefferson, one of virginia's most famous sons, owned and sold slaves. that is not disputable. we can also acknowledge he wrote the words "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights." that among these are life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness. and we can recognize that even if our past is not perfect, we can honor the constitutional ideals that have allowed us to come this far, and to keep moving toward a more perfect union. that is what america is. that is who we are. >> [cheering] mr. obama: that is who we are. why are we deliberately trying to misunderstand each other? and be cruel to each other, and put each other down? that is not who we are. it was those ideals provided to us by our founders that drew waves of immigrants to our shores, that drove waves of troops to storm beaches to sa

way back into the hands of senior dnc and clinton political operatives, you can bet they were making their way to the obama white house, this may explain why obama political appointees monitoring the trump campaign and diffusing the unmasking. >> harris: stepping in on their lunch hour, christopher steele is that british spy who retired to do the scooping up of information for this dossier. >> katie: the hill staffers who have talked to cora working at this feel at this point it's a bit of a waste of time. everybody agrees that the intelligence community has said russia likes to fear in elections whether buying ads or trying to stir up dysfunction within the country weather in europe or the united states and beyond that, we really haven't gotten anywhere with the original accusation of the trump campaign colluding with russians to win an election. at the end, and i've sent this before of all these investigations, there's going to be a reconciling of the facts. but as a house investigation show, with as a senate intelligence investigation show in which is a puzzle counsel investigation shown where to be lin

. >> the president is betting if that all falls apart, then people will blame his predecessor obama, but is the reality check that the person to blame will be the president for undermining the structures? >> in 1969 richard nixon had an opportunity to pull out of vietnam. he decided to double down and it became his war at a certain point health care will be trump care. we won't be talking about obama care any more. the catastrophe in the exchange markets will be a project of decisions made by the trump white house. he doesn't want that to happen, but it may be inevitable. his strategy may backfire big time in 2018. >> tim, patrick, thanks to both of you, good to see you. >>> new details about a family held against their will by the taliban, and held for five years. hear what joshua boyle said happened to his family, a live report straight ahead. >>> plus, could harvey weinstein have an oscar taken away? a meeting is it underway at this hour that could decide membership and other things about the academy of arts and sciences. we'll be right back. we're an organic tea company. a premiu

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bet. >> in 8.5 mnonths, taking a dramatic step to erase the legacy of the obama administration. president trump decertifying the iran nuclear deal. >> the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the united states has ever entered into. >> now, a day earlier where we had the president signing the executive order undercutting obamacare by scrapping subsidies to insurance companies which help lower income americans afford their out of pocket medical costs. >> that was a very big step yesterday, another big step was taken the day before yesterday and one by one, it's going to come down and we're going to have great health care in our country. we are going to have great health care in our country. >> all right, you'll remember this. it was earlier this year. the paris climate agreement was scrapped, which president trump had backed out of in june. >> the bottom line is that the paris accord is very unfair at the highest level to the united states. >> mine mien whienia meanwhile, keystone pipeline approved it after the obama administration blocked it. and tpp ne

obama campaign. we were talking and jake was saying, you know i bet these machines, there's got to be problems with these machines, right? i said, oh yes. there are definitely problems but i just don't know what they are. but i can tell you, there has got to be problems. onlinearted going looking for studies, looking for needsty analyst terry missions apart. you cannot find them. you can find an everest report in 2008, some controlled reports where the manufacturers got the researchers to sign nda's and did limiting testing but for hackers that does not count. i want to see the pictures. i want to see the trials and tribulations of the hackers attacking these machines. i could not find him but i said, i am sure they are just a disaster. than a couple weeks went by and he said, you know what? you should get a bunch of hackers to tear these things apart. i said, that is a great idea but we are not going to be able to get any of these from the manufacturers. they are so tightly controlled. you are not going to get the machines or the software. but i started looking on ebay and sure enough, thank you ebay, t

if i'm reading your bet correctly you say the gdp will grow faster in trump's first term than under obama. it's already growing faster. who can forget in 2009 the economy was in a recession that feels like a layup bet. real wages are growing faster than they have before you lay on a tax cut. if wages are increasing and wealth is increasing as the stock market rises, that's happening already any way. let me finish my thought i'm not disputing that the tax cut might increase the rate of growth of all of these things but i'm saying they are already in place, largely. >> thank god on november 9th, business sentiment soars. they broke down the survey response before the election rul. looked like october. november, december of january they surged. the same thing is true because there's a lot of expectations out here that something is going to happen. if this tax bill doesn't pass, i'm concerned that the higher consumer confidence numbers we saw that the higher small business confidence that we saw from the nfib will not be validated. that's a problem i think it's important that you tell people.

hedging their bets well there's definitely the kiss specially saudi arabia has been very frustrated of the u.s. administration's position on mideast conflicts for eight years during the obama administration and finally after the obama administration was pleased with the trumpet ministration they thought that things changed this is that's why we saw the riyadh summit the trump supporting of saudi leadership in the region. and when the crisis the gulf crisis happened saudi arabia was very frustrated again and the not receive the support that i was expecting to receive from washington d.c. where the split in the american position between the establishment the office this actually weaken the saudi position not strengthen the position in the gulf closers and that's again russia and they've given these circumstances image's as the party that goes all the way in supporting their allies and their autocratic regimes in the region and that contributed to the frustration of the relationship with us lawrence korb what about the optics of all of this you see that the saudi king traveling to moscow for the first time just months after president trump flew to riyadh earlier this year of

yes or no, are you taking the bet, larry lindsay says 30 grand to make sure the economy is better under trump than obama, inequality dlieeclines and inco rise. >> i'll keep track of this forecast and i'll certainly be the first to recognize if i'm wrong, if we pass this tax cut, which i don't think will happen, and it is shown to have increased the economy substantially. then i will have been wrong. but i wouldn't wait up >> i'm sure we'll talk to you before then. it sounds like maybe you're willing to put your money where your mouth is. larry summers, thank you. >> good to be with you. >> scott, back over to you larry summers, former treasury secretary, white house advisor and economist. >> all right, sara, thanks so much our thanks to the former secretary as well. >>> brian sullivan now has a look at what's coming up on "power." >>> coming up on "power lunch," larry versus larry you just heard from larry summers, skeptical any tax cut will help. on "power lunch" we're speaking with larry lindsay he wants to bet $30,000 it will create economic growth tech under fire, facebook on the hill talking to law

summers to a 60,000 bet over the gop tax plan he's he's betting them $10,000 a piece on three predictions he says growth will be higher under trump than obama decline under trump and ordinary wages will climb. take a listen. >> no, this is not a lay-up bet in the ordinary sense of the word, it's a lay-up bet because the tax bill is a powerful bill as is deregulation that's why we'll have faster growth >> i'll certainly be the first to recognize that i was wrong if we pass this tax cut, which i don't think will happen, and it is shown to have increased the economy substantially, i will have -- then i will have been wrong. i wouldn't wait up >> i don't blame larry for turning down the bet any economist who studies these matters knows this will be a good bill for economic growth. >> this is a clear cut bet for these three criteria should summers and krugman take it >> i say they should not take it while clear cut in terms of what will be measured, there's no way to judge causality from a tax bill that comes out. we could be in a good part of the cycle, guess what, wages will start growing faster. they started growing faster than inflation a co

obama is looking forward to carrying out his civic duty. >> i bet a lot of people are looking forwardo jury duty in the hopes they can be on it. >> that would be >>> proto types for a border wall with mexico are now complete, but questions remain as to whether the project will be built. still ahead, we'll head to the border to see the options and to get an update. >>> and later historians and conspiracy theorists have been busy lately poring over newly released documents about the assassination of president kennedy. we'll find out what's been revealed so far and what's still to come. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." why are south jerseyans so angry headlines at sweeney? up. sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. >>> still to come. lost in translation. english signs in china

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bet they wouldn't have? that would have been a tie to hillary clinton. liz: we want to get to this story. news week said malia obama interned for harvey weinstein's company months before the scandal broke. is that why the obamas are so silent on this? >> the fact that you would impugn the dignity -- liz: no one is impung, we're asking a question, why the obamas silent? that's a fact. we're not impugning anything, we're asking the question. why are they silent about this? we are now seeing so many women who have been sexually assaulted by this guy. >> as a woman, a mother and sister, i'm not defending this in any way, shape, or form, so many gop operatives say hillary clinton don't talk about anything. president obama don't be a shutup president, don't stay in d.c. when. it's ugly for democrats -- liz: wait. where is the leadership here? >> there is no leadership because harvey weinstein had his tentacles in everyone. he donated 2 billion under his own name since 2000. why is joe biden quiet? why is -- >> why is the president of the united states quiet too? >> how much money did he receive from harvey weinstein? hon

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i would absolutely bet we've seen presidents weigh in on debt negotiations before. president obamay -- had very clear views about how he felt gm should go, et cetera >> president ford to new york. >> right exactly. yeah, i think absolutely this is a signal that they're going to get less than they thought, but you can't make it go all the way to zero just because the president wants it to. >> all right thank you. our graphics giving you a little bit of foreshadowing about what we're talking about next ford ceo james hackett rolling out arn aggressive plan. phil lebeau has the details on that good morning >> this is all about cutting costs in the near term while investing for the future really three key points to the transformation plan that jim hackett laid out for analysts in new york city yesterday. on the near term, they're going to try to cut costs by $14 billion. things like content reduction, engineering expenses they're trying to cut those by $14 billion, while also pushing more heavily on trucks and suvs. really the profitable vehicles in the line-up, less towards cars in th

not have one during the obama years to get one because of economic growth they go from zero negative day wage those give $4,000 per family with an increase wage that is good bet that is not as big a deal as the guy used to have a job or didn't have a job and now does. that is where the damage that was done by the high tax rates at 35 socialist china is at 25 then we wonder why we can compete with the chinese. we did that to ourselves. stop damaging yourself is step number one and that is the biggest winners of people who don't have jobs just coming into the labor force and have been waiting outside i don't think the economy's doing well i'm tired of hearing this people who quit looking for work for growth% briefly is not heroic that used to be a little less than normal so we need a much stronger economy but the biggest beneficiary is the guy who gets the job those who are that person or married to that person that is the biggest political win to pick up seven seats in november and hold the house than me get back to serious tax cuts after the election. this is the order of. >> also with the issues you have to make a distinction between policy that is popular i

bet in 2014. >> dana: i'm still smarting over it. >> you were so close. lot of us weren't paying attention because we think of virginia now because it went for obama twice andhen clinton. we sort of forget that virginia is still a pretty swingy ding state. clinton's margin there was only about five points. it is not a deep blue state. the problem for democrats is, how do you get off your election coalition motivated and to the polls? here we're talking about voters in the affluent suburbs of northern virginia. also african-american voters in the tide water. how do you get those democratic voters mobilized in an off year election? the fact that it's even as close as it is shouldn't surprise us. >> dana: gillespie brought in bush 43 this week. today northam has obama there. do you think gillespie should have president trump try to stump for him in the state? >> i think if we can get trump do an event in southwest virginia, roanoke and points west of there, i think it could probably be very helpful for him. but i think that he should have to do a lot of duct tape to prevent that from affecting swing voters in the northern virginia center. >> dana: we'll keep t

welch stopped aside, in came jeff immelt big friend of barack obama grid not work got rid of previously profoundly credit operation bad betscks a share 4-year low for the educate general electric one of the great stocks companies of the past generation, now look at general motors as you did 45 dollars a share, up from what 33 dollars per share, a couple months ago. gm has gotten ahold of the technology bug some are calling it a technology company because it is go about heavily into electric cars, self-driving cars and when is% about hydrogen fuel cells general hehe electric on downside old-fashioned company going nowhere gen general motors what a story. >> kriflt fo of ford said look, our business is not vehicles it is mobility. and he got tossed out, so, yes, maybe gm found secret sauce ford tried to make it like they were technology company it didn't work. >> what is the secret sauce gm has that ford didn't get hold of i don't know i don't have the answer i really don't, unless something in when is% about hydrogen fuel cell development, just whispers that i hear maybe that is propelling the stock. >> see you 10 minutes t

obama campaign. and so maybe last year we were talking and jake, still with his voter protection hat on a saying i bet these machines are just, there's got to be problems with these machines, right? yeah, , definitely problems with these machines. i just don't know what they are but i can tell you there's to be problems. i start looking online and a look for reports and i look for studies and to look for security analysts caring these machines apart, and you can't find any. you can find an everest report from 2008. you can findns some very controlled reports where the manufacturers at the researchers to do very limited testing over a couplere of days, but for a hacker, like that doesn't count. i want to see the pictures. i want to see like the trials entry relations of the people attacking these machines. and so i told him i couldn't really find anything, but i'm sure they are just a disaster. and then made a couple more weeks went by and then he said you know what, you should just get a bunch of hackers enter these things apart. .. idea but we are not going to be able to get any of these from the man

obama campaign. maybe last year we were talking and jake still with his voter protection hat on is saying i bet these machines are just, there's got to be problems with these machines, right? oh, yeah, definitely problems with these machines. i just don't know what they are but i can tell you there's got to be problems. so i start looking online and i look for reports and to look for studies and other for security analysts hearing these machines apart, , and you can't find any. you can find an adverse report from 2008. you can find some very controlled report with the manufacturers got the researchers to sign in the aas and to limited testing over a couple of days but for hacker like that doesn't count. i want to see the pictures. i want to see like that concentrate relation of attacking these machines. and so i told him i i couldn't find anything but i'm sure they are just a disaster. and it maybe a couple more weeks with my entity said you know what, you should just get a bunch of hackers and tear these things apart. that's a great idea. but were not going to be up to get any of these from the manu

bet. thank you. steve: yonext on the run down, goodbye jefferson davis, hello barack obama.andler is leaving television to focus on taking down the president. actor john o'hurley says celebrities should just butt out of politics. he's going to join us live coming up next. ♪ swing, swing s nx turbo and hybrid. lease the 2017 nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i'm karen, i'm a teacher.olfer. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common, or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or s

obama was. neil: the corporate tax the price earnings, multiples make the market look even more affordable? >> if you can betn, just say i will a real corporate tax rate between 15 and 20, not with nil deductions so it actually is 30. neil: apples to apples. >> real corporate tax cut that takes down the real rate, 27% down to a real rate of 20% or 15. neil: that's significant. >> the market would have to be positive on that. because i don't think that -- neil: suddenly the market doesn't look pricy. people say it's not pricey now. >> people are saying if that happens, i'm not saying it's going to happen, if it does happen, there's a 20% bump in the market. neil: wow. all right. you're the best young man. >> thank you. neil: i don't care if you don't wear a tie. that's your call. >> are you mad i didn't wear a tie. you wouldn't have brought up that. neil: it's interesting, that's all. you are so powerful. >> would you like to see my gold chains. neil: no, it drags our people down. there we go, there is something to look forward to, kid. all on basic cable. more after this. the dow up 101. my "business" was go

hedging their bets well there's definitely the kiss specially saudi arabia has been very frustrated of the u.s. administration's position on mideast conflict for eight years during the obama administration and finally after the obama administration was pleased with the trumpet ministration they thought that things changed this is that's why we saw the riyadh summit and the trump supporting of saudi leadership in the region. and when the crisis the gulf crisis happened saudi arabia was very frustrated again the not receive the support that i was expecting to receive from washington d.c. where the split in the american position between the establishment and the office this actually weaken the saudi position not strengthen the position in the gulf closers and that's again russia and they've given these circumstances image's as the party that goes all the way in supporting their allies and their autocratic regimes in the region and that contributed to the frustration of the relationship with a worse lawrence korb what about the optics of all of this you see that the saudi king traveling to moscow for the first time just months after president trump flew to riyadh earlier this

mentioned michelle obama that will be indoors at the convention center but first outdoor crowd since the vegas event is going to be because of the vegas event, right outside and you can bet everybody attend ago this vigil, while they are thinking of the vegas victims they will be thinking wow, look at these high rise hotels. >> that is how it is now in 2017. >> things will have been changed. >>> well, president trump has heads to puerto rico today, looking at the hurricane damage and then tomorrow he goes to las vegas. >> it comes as nation begins to grabble with the difficult questions, after what happened in las vegas. so doug yes, it is going to be a tough couple days as president meets and talks to the victims of the hurricanes and of the shooting. >> reporter: that is right, alex and mike this is a none in traditional president in a very traditional presidential role playing comforter in chief and may be a prelude to some pretty difficult conversations around here [gunfire] >> reporter: with shots still echoing from the las vegas attack, puerto rico still dealing with post hurricane devastation, president trump departs the white house this morning preparing to comfo

bets are off. forget funding the food supply and the infrastructure. i think we have got to rebuild the military. under the obamaistration, we have seen a decrease in military spending upwards of $150 billion. that's about a 15% cut. i can tell you that the threat to our country's security and our interest and our allies has not reduced 15%. i have an air force base in my district. we have the oldest and smallest air force that we have ever had in the history of the united states air force. we get into a sovereign debt will not begain, we able to send a bottled water to puerto rico because we will be reeling from trying to figure out how we are going to crawl out of this when we cannot borrow money from china and other places. that is why i was so excited about this house budget that we passed. because again in 20 years, we to mandatory cuts spending like we did out of the house budget. that is where the debt is being driven. 70% of our budget is on autopilot as i described before. i'm not crazy about the senate budget. back andike to push see if we cannot get some compromise on mandatory spending cuts and live

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