now let's look into that from toronto i'm not joined by david him barack he's an economist and former advisor to run us president gonna david can we trust these figures are they too good to be true. they're too good to be true ok right why do you say that. i say i should i say 3 reasons. ok 1st of all. with the flu question. did one neighborhood and the international. international prices have down that's the number one. number 2 changing with a neighbor who neighboring countries is down because as you may know. what a close its border. with uganda in february is history 2019. so that is that what the closure and then the 3rd reason is that there was a well rainfall. in the in the in the past year in the 1st half of the year. so this is these things are affected. one in explorer and of course this one explodes and must be very culture based up why would the government david excuse me to interrupt you why would the government put out false fake is. when you see this is a happy. this is how big it takes this happens all the time it seems to me that this strategy in rwanda has been. to s

at the end of their first meeting barack obama leaned over to my old boss david cameron like a mob boss told himide he should be on in the 2008 election. in 1992, the bush campaign asked the british conservatives for dirt on bill clinton. those are just two examples i know about personally. even the new york times editorial board while coming out for impeachment admits trump is not alone in this. have other presidents conducted foreign policy with reelection in mind? of course. more recently the democrats seem to spend their entire time trying to get dirt from foreign governments. last year group of democrat senators asked to ukrainian official for dirt on trump in 2016 the democrats reportedly tried to get dirt on trump from the ukrainian government asking for paul manafort it to be investigated, and of course, the big one, hillary clinton paying british and russian government sources for dirt on trump. now, there's no doubt president trump talked about investigating joe biden with ukrainian president. the democrats and the establishment arresting their case on the words i would like you to do

former top advisor to barack obama criticizing joe biden calling him a serial distorter, even of his own record. joining me, bill mcgurn. >> i think david is right. i think gaffes are not deadly to a politician. in many ways they humanize a politician. remember when he read the speech where he talked about his father coming up from the coal mines in scranton when his father was a car dealer. but these look delusional where he remembers being vice president during parkland. he distorts his voting report on iraq, and the war. he conflates three war stories into one. he thinks he's in vermont when he's in new hampshire these look like a man who doesn't know where he is. liz: people keep questioning his two brain aneurysms. >> i'm not a doctor. the diagnosis i am looking for is in the next debate. i think he will get hammered. democrats fight. republicans are like the elks. democrats fight, except for hillary clinton, fight for the nomination. i think these guys are going to press him. he's going to have a good night by showing he's in charge. or he could have a bad night. look at the left-leaning media going after biden. salon.com saying h

david: one of the people you were playing basketball against, barack obama, told you he was going to run for president of the united states, what did you say? john: i told himught it was a terrific idea. i remember, he came over to the office to tell me his plans. and i know sometimes people wait a little bit more to get more season, but i felt that he was , but i feltseasoned that he was really ready. i was totally confident in his ability to be the commander-in-chief, and so i encouraged him strongly to run. david: ok. and if you get involved in the campaign? john: i did. i got to be cochairman of the illinois finance committee with a friend of yours, jim crown. we worked for penny pritzker. that was a magical thing to be able to be involved on the ground floor. and then once he was elected president, i got to be cochairman of the inauguration. and that was special. and what was really special, when he first got elected, we were the temporary transition headquarters at ariel. so for three days, he was there helping to form the government. david: ok. john: and it is something you never forget. david: you helped him in his campaign. he is using your offices

barack obama all eight years, good, bad, and indifferent. that's write stand. i did not say i did not stand with him. >> what do you think of this one, david? >> i think that castro caught biden, a mistake, jorge ramos asked a very challenging question about immigration and whether or not he would knowledge the policy of depo deportation was a mistake and biden said i was the vice president. the clear implication was i was not the decisionmaker there. he can't do that. you can't have it both ways, run essentially as the partner of the president and claim credit for his radar and then run away from it. i think when castro made that point biden quickly realized he was in deep water here and swam back to shore and said, no, i embrace the whole record. >> one thing that was clear from kamala harris during the debate, it seemed very new strategy, different approach to the debate stage than we'd seep in the prior two debate stage. rather not targeting joe biden but targeting donald trump. listen to this one. >> i plan on focusing on our common issues, our common hopes and desires and in that way unifying our country, winning this election, and t

but to david's point, you saw biden do this a little bit tonight where he tried to play up the obama record, heard him say about senator warren, she's for bernie, i'm for barack, when the topic turned to education, he pointed out daca, the program for dreamers, hadn't been done in this country before but he would probably benefit for running for aggressively on the obama record and pointing out when they're talking about health care how for the first time in this country's history under the obama administration you did have a government-run health care plan. w when the topic turns to tough on crime bill, he would point out the first major criminal justice reform in recent years happened under the obama administration's watch. they did make a big push after sandy hook for gun control. they didn't get there. that's where he hasn't really gone. he spent a lot more time trying to hit back at his opponents and on the defensive. >> progressives want more. >> they're like, yeah, you said a lot of things but didn't -- our politics are so small right now. one of the things -- i think warren is doing this well. you got to speak to people's pain. those people in the key