donald trump, even more than brock obama wants to step back from the middle east. on the campaign trai trail he se didn't want to get involved. while he might firebomb here there, there less precision than the obama administration did. i don't see him making a major shift despite the rhetoric. >> what is striking to me is not just america, but let's say the west wants regime change in are place that is bad, it often seems flat-footed by what rises to the top afterwards. it seems like the intel on the ground there is a lack of connection between what is happening in real-time and what your papers in washington tellu. you. it's unnerving and it happens quite a lot.at what i would like each of you to do along that line is that so many hands have been reaching into syria. so many different moving parts it's mesmerizing. what would you each say, we don't want to go down the entire list we would be here all day. what are the one or two that you feel are most damaged have been most damaging for the country? >> i think chris analysis is right on, i think the one thing i wo

and could given into the supreme court before the end of brock obama second term in the light -- in the white house. that is why democrats are so bitter about donald trump and getting the possibility of nominating a completely difference a pink with a completely different set. this is where they never wanted something to happen -- never wanted to see happen. >> just how much of a victory is for trump. what do you think the appointment is going to change? forhis is a really big deal donald trump read it is fair to say republicans in the senate and the house of representatives, members of the establishment care more about who is in the supreme court then who is in the white house. this puts the supreme court justice in a position of five republican nominated justices and right-leaning justices. and of course leaning to the left. he was sworn in in the first 100 days, something donald trump wrecked about in the rose garden. important why this is to the cyprian court in the land , it takes some of the most important decisions there can possibly be. wherethe supreme court the biggest decisio

infrastructure first, had he surprise people, had he not come out and said my inauguration size was big and brock obama's or put a travel ban on muslim countries right away or repealed obama care. that's what people wanted after the selection. >> is that what your readers would want to? >> you talk about the bipartisan tone. the tone was really one-sided during the first 100 days. the overwhelming coverage was obsessed with the russia situation. it's a story and i'm not to say this now story, the level of emphasis placed on that story, the amount of details coming from specifically one side, the democratic party, that's when you have a frustration. that's why the president is on twitter trying to combat these things because housing expected to move forward on any issues when 80% of the coverage is focusing on his campaign's relationship with russia. the number one source of that reporting is that you have to somehow believe the president would purposely sell out his country to get elected. a lot of reporters are approaching it from that angle. >> it's important to point out there are bipartisan investiga

dyson's most recent book is "tears we cannot stop" sermon for white america, his book last year with brock obama april 4, 1968, martin luther king's junior staff and how it changed america came out in 2008. the next call for him is sammy in kingston north carolina. hi sammy. >> caller: when senator republican senator made a statement that he would not go president obama secede -- tanta einaudible] [inaudible] >> guest: there's been many kinds of internal concession succeeding from america. not literally, not necessarilyi politically in terms of organizations but politically in terms of belief and ideals. the spectrum of ideas and the entire spectrum of ideologies suggest that the far right wants to see from this nation. we want to repudiate and reject the core beliefs that we nurtured and maintained in our collective is the best of americans. that succession is impulse has led many people to believe they are apart from america is the believe they are superior to what's left in the vast inland of america. that's a problem. extraor your point about president obama facing such extraordinary odds, t

[inaudible] brock obama has systematically rebuild the trust of the world our willingness to work through. [inaudible] you must not talk to anybody the road, any of our allies whatever you want to call the system, mafia say, futile impact, the disaster for russia i think that's an argument. >> chinese form policy. >> religion forces. [inaudible] i quoted them thing that you can keep screaming and that doesn't change the point. we did not want sympathy or pity. we want opportunities. it's appalling for me for mostly religion, was a

torch bush, brock obama, ronald reagan, donald trump?or got field. >> actually, before his injuries he deflected from cuba and he had hundreds of miles fast ball. but after his injury vowed to never pitch again. >> 50-cent throughout the absolute worst pitch.ck >> and hit someone in the back ground. a bad day for 50-cent. >> it if you would have been a dollar maybe he did better. >> the best pitch was probably bush? >> 100%. >> did he threw a strike? >> yes, 85 or 90 miles an hour. >> what is wrong with this picture? >> he's aware international jacket and a white socks fan. but if you have to would it be okay to wear the hat? >> quit staring at my sweater. >> i like it. >> it's one-of-a-kind. it's not a poncho, it has a hoodie on the back.hat let's get back to baseball. earlier i talked about geraldo that failed, that was fake news. although sources key from cnn, everything else was 100% true. [applause]call >> from now on you have to call that, half a poncho and half a hoodie. >> i'm like a superhero. >> greg: it's a strange thing. in f

i will just pop the chapter to say there were changes but when senator brock obama ran to become president of united states on the platform i am not george bush bassett existed at the end of the bush did ministrations said all wellhead and it was the obama version of the program that edward snowden leaked proposal my sense are you sure you were not abusing it? with two presidents as fundamentally different as those tarot to say this is the right balance. >> one of the things that struck me was looking at the information from integration you gathered from the phone bills one of the things you did not do was applied that algorithm with data mining you could in those phone bills to me that it is amazing to show that they were behind at google assets of look for beekeeping stuff than the next time they're in is why weren't you doing that? u.s. opposed to keep me safe wet. >> one of the baskets that was publicly known was the american intelligence in the age of terror" program that congress passed a law section 214 with the metadata program for the old folks in here those a don't charge by the

i've been wiretapped by brock obama. it's almost surrealistic. it's an insult that nixon would never have died and i give you an example. when they came back from china, someone had said, we want to preserve a set of the chopsticks for the nixon library and nixon says, grab any pair of topics. people will never know. he didn't have a basic reverence for truth either. >> i attended a talk a few years ago and it was a guy from nixon's administration and he said, there was a loyalty with an any administration that he was being sworn in he felt like he was swearing to nixon and not the pledge allegiance to the country. how do you think nixon was able to establish that kind of disrespect nixon's favorite football courts was george allen and he was a coach for the washington redskins. george allen was famous for the common tactics that coaches are caring to the extreme of making the other team the enemy. making the other team the bad guys. that was one thing that nixon tried to do with his people. he had a very nice, much, much longer honeymoon with th

the press left brock obama. they left his story as a candidate in 2008, his speech in 2006 and i brought with me some of the greatest quotes. the politicaled equivalent of a rainbow, inspiring awe and ecstasy. meredith area. -- viera. many people after your speech, they want to pronounce her name but they were moved our you, you tapped into something. he touched people. and it never stopped even during the years when he was president. post." "the washington between workouts he was photographed looking like the paragon of a new kind of presidential fitness, one geared toward winning swimsuit competitions. the sun lifted off chiseled pectorals, sculpted during four weightlifting sessions, a body toned by regular runs and basketball games. eli faslow. post."shington we are accustom to the obi-wan kenobi come. it is the opposite of flash and the entrances this -- the antithesis of rhetoric. spare us the dead or alive bravado, the gates of help bluster, the drama of a 3m for -- phone call. -- a 3:00 a.m. phone call.