bush, dick cheney, and brock obama.we expected, that we expected, that was one area, and he promised there is that this was one area he would stop these practices to the nsa with spying on americans, with going after whistleblowers are going after journalists and protecting a privacy. he did not do it. as i mentioned in the book, he was, as a senator one of the most outspoken critics of the nsa. he he and senator ron wyden from oregon were the two who introduce legislation, gave saying that we can have people spine, the first time senator ron wyden went to see his culligan buddy he was stunned to find out that the president, now is president barack obama was on the exact opposite side. basically saying we have to let the nsa do their thing. it is the old needle in the haystack theory which i think is bogus. the haystack get so big that you will never find the needle. president obama has allowed the nsa to expand their eavesdropping on u.s. citizens. every single phone call may, domestic and foreign. foreign. allow them

brock obama has been president for seven and half years now.here is a lot of basisa on which judged whether he has been a good president are not based on what he did as president. what he did or did not think about jeremiah wright at this late date just seems to me utterly irrelevant. i say that respectfully. >> host: the run of his life, the people versus oj system sent some. >> guest: the book that cameme into my life over the past year and a half. >> host: as he sits in a nevada jail what you think is going through his mind right now? >> guest: boy, i got a raw deal. boy, people are unfair to me. boy, i. boy, i would like to tell you about all the unfairness. one of the things about oj is that he is a compulsive talker. he undoubtedly has a great deal to say about what is going on in his life both recently and in the more distant past. a lot of people sometimes have asked me over the years, do you think oj has admitted to himself that he killed ron goldman and his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson. let me just lay my cards on the table, i certai

probably was a self-imposed error which is repeating over and over again his line in the debate, broke brock obama knows exactly what he's doing. you think about that, he comes up to the iowa caucus when a strong third place. he's starting to get heavy and/or cements. he's he's starting to get real republican money behind him. if he just kept that momentum through iowa and new hampshire republicans got behind this 45-year-old candidate it could've been a very different situation. >> i think people don't understand and certainly i haven't cover politics for a long time now. i don't think i understood intervene up to the book out many little things you have to think about how many things could go wrong. you read about the g7 summit in france and i got to cover halifax, nova scotia and so you decide that you get president clinton out of the static, sterile summit press venue to a park into in june in branson is warm and you notice a bunch of bugs are swarming around the lectern. what you do? >> for you in france? its 1996, and i do, you could either have the president give his post g7 where everyone

in indianapolis gave exactly the speech that i think hillary clinton and that donald trump and brock obama had fought over in the last month. they look for the right healing tone after dallas, after, after baton rouge, after st. paul, and none of them, and they gave long winded oratory's, none of them could tone that bobby kennedy manage that night in indianapolis. from that moment to the end of the campaign i can say without any hyperbole that bobby kennedy was easily the most popular white man in black america. in ghettos across the country when bobby kennedy campaign for the next several months it was a very short sign that said it all. that sign read, white upon white. there's not many white politicians that would've said that in 1968. so what i want to do is take you to who bobby kennedy was and why we should still care about him at half-century after his death. i think many of us have spent the last 50 years looking for somebody that was able to do it bobby kennedy seemed on the verge of doing that in 1968. at a moment when a moment when the country was equally driven over racial iss

that is a message that comes from this image right after the reelection of president brock obama in 2012. at the time i was not working on the book quite yet. it seemed to me an artifact in the symbol of this reaction to the reelection of barack obama in 2012. what is that about. when we see these kinds of reactions and this throwback imagery to a previous time what is behind that sense of nostalgia and loss and grief. the book is called the end of the white christian america. to prevent confusion what i mean by this is a metaphor for the cultural institution that was built not exclusively but primarily by white protestant christians in this country it did set the tone for the national conversation and really shaped a lot of american ideals. it would be hard to walk very far without tripping over an institution that was started by the white christian american. it would not be hard to find these things and yet these kinds of institutions in the world that they were a part of has really passed from the american scene. that's what the book is about and you can see this in a number of demogr

bush from brock -- to barack obama, he picked up where bush left off and i think secretary clinton will do that. her strategy is quite similar. a little bit of a more robust view of what they might do insert certain areas like syria, she called for a no fly zone, but made it clear would not just an american no-fly zone. it would be one that is to be built in partnership with a coalition. we cannot do it ourselves. a no-fly zoneized in syria would not be in the entire entry. to try to actually keep syria safe, going back to the immigration question, so you do not have a flood of millions of refugees. one lesson americans learned is we cannot do it all. we need to have partners. we need to reinforce the partnerships with some of our traditional allies, whether it is israel or egypt or jordan. that is an essential part of the game plan going forward. host: i want to get our guest's reaction to this washington post -- "washington times" piece. they write that donald trump is not the only front runner whose foreign policy views are sparking anger around the rest of the world. because of the

bush from brock up -- to barack obama, he picked up where bush left off and i think secretary clintonill do that. her strategy is quite similar. a little bit of a more robust view of what they might do insert certain areas like syria, fly zone, for a no but made it clear would not just the and american no-fly zone. it would be one that is to be built in partnership with a coalition. .e cannot do it ourselves she is emphasized and no-fly zone in syria would not he in the entire entry. keep syriactually safe, going back to the immigration question, so you do not have a flood of millions of refugees. is lesson americans learned we cannot do it all. we need to have partners. we need to reinforce the partnerships with some of our traditional allies, whether it is israel or egypt or jordan. that is an essential part of the game plan going forward. host: i want to get our guest's reaction to this washington post piece. they write that donald trump is not the only front runner whose foreign policy views are sparking anger around the rest of the world. because of the four-year record, , the le

president obama will then go to hawaii to address leaders at the world conservation congress. >>> new information about former stanford swimmer brock turner and his scheduled release from jail in just days. >> as ktvu's azimuth smith reports, a spokesman from the jail says he will not receive any special treatment. but the sheriff's office is re- evaluating its security needs in anticipation of media and protesters. >> reporter: this friday brock turner is set to be a free man after serving three months of his six-month sentence in county jail. in march the former stanford swimmer was convicted for sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman outside of a paternity party. his sentence reduced by automatically applied credits. a spokesman for the santa clara county sheriff's office tells ktvu turner will be released like any other inmate without any special accommodations likely between five in the morning and noon, leaving via the jail's main entrance. meantime, the judge who sensed turner is fighting to keep his job. >> very disappointed and saddened with what's happening to judge persky. he is by far one of the hardest working, most

obama administration apparently agrees. the white house says rebecca -- retroactive assessments are unfair and jeopardize the economic partnership between the united states and europe. >>> new information about former stanford swimmer brock turner and the judge in his sexual assault case. darren sproles -- aaron persky has launched a website to fight the recall effort. turner is set to be released from jail in three d's. ktvu's azenith smith spoke with the sheriff's office and joins us live outside the main jail in san jose. azenith? >> reporter: julie, brock turner will not receive any special treatment when he's released on friday. the sheriff's office is anticipating media and protesters so it's evaluating its security needs for that day. this friday brock turner is set to be a free man after serving three months of his six month sentence in county jail. back in march the former stanford swimmer was convicted for assaulting an intoxicated woman outside of the a fraternity party. the sentence reduced by automatically applied credits, essentially time served. a spokesman for the sheriff's office tells ktvu turner will be released like any other inmate without any special accommodations. likely between 5:00 a.m. and noon