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. >> reporter: that the author, dinesh d'souza, is fast becoming the michael moore of the right.e you surprised by the success of the film? >> i'm overwhelmed. this is my first venture into film territory. >> reporter: his controversial film makes the case that president obama has a secret agenda. >> obama has a dream. a dream from his father, that the fins of colonialism be set right and america be downsized. >> reporter: in the movie, d'souza stalks his way through obama's life story, as told in the president's best-selling memoir, "dreams of my father." >> my way of putting it was to ask, what is obama's dream? >> reporter: but d'souza takes an entirely different spin. through hawaii and indonesia and kenya. he argues obama is motivated by an effort to please the radical father he barely knew. a man who has been dead for nearly 25 years. you take his personal narrative on which he built his political career and you turn it against him. >> i'm doing obama the credit of taking him seriously as a thinker and as someone who is a man of ideas. >> reporter: that's a little disingenu

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the executive producer ayoducer, the writer and shoulds co-star of 2016 obama'smeri, america dinesh d'souzaongratulations on the movie. it is a powerful and insensitive and extraordinary. you talk about the obama's complex. >> uses force to stop genocide in a villa but maybe he should stop greater genocide in syria. lou: talk of a conflict with libya, syria, iran, what does that represent?t the >> of libya obama's saide. stop genocide.tet kil gaddafi killed fewer thantedtate 250 people but we move could with massive force but syriatrat 10,000 have been killed but obama's will not think of moving in. trying to push mubarak out and doesn't brotherhood is coming into power in egypt. but then one year earlier he says don't get involved. the patient.is dble what explains the doublexplainse standard? mubarak and gaddafi seem toast e be doing business with us.nd lou: there is a line you draw married, and born ther. same year. such talked-about multiracial men guiding the hand of history because you are the executive producer. >> i think it helps me to understand. very often we try to fit obama int

conservative author dinesh d'souza. comedian and author penn jillett jillett. any initial thoughts? >> it's rather troubling for me to agree with you on everything. back there going, piers is right on everything. i think the basic thing that troubles me so much is that everyone who's running for president and vice president, they are good people that don't have hidden agendas. they have differences in opinion. to my taste, not enough differences of opinion. they're too similar to me. the idea that obama would ruin the country or he has an agenda to bring america down in the eyes of the world does seem i think the term is bug nutty. >> another point of yours, dinesh. you say obama wants to put americans more in debt. unfamiliar sight of chinese, brazilian visitors occupying the best tables in the best american restaurants. apart from the fact that why shouldn't they, this concept, dinesh that obama wants, he wants to put americans more into debt. why on earth would any american president actively want to put his citizens into more debt? >> because if american citizens and if our chil

. >> reporter: that the author, dinesh d'souza, is fg the michael moore of the right. are you surprised by theuccess of the film? >> i'moverwhelmed. >> rorter: his contrersial film makes the case that presidt obama has a secret agen agenda. >> obama has a dream. a dream from his father, that the fins of colonialism be set right and america be down sized. >> reporter: in the movie, d'souza stalks his way through obama's life story, as told in the president's best-selling memoir, "dreams of my father." >> i asked, what is obama's dream? >> reporter: but d'souza takes an entirely different spin. he argues that obama is motivated by an effort to please the radical father he barely knew. a man who has been dead for nearly 25 years. you take his personal narrative on which he built his political career and you turn it against him. >> i'm doing obama the credit of taking him seriously as a thinker and as someone who is a man of ideas. >> reporter: that's a little disingenuous, no? >> i say he's not getting results opposite to what he intends. he intends the results he's getti

"2016: obama's america" is already so successful that the author, dinesh d'souza is fast becoming there of the right. are you surprised by the success of the film? >> i am overwhelmed. my first venture. >> reporter: his controversial film makes the case that president obama has a secret agenda. >> obama has a dream, a dream from his father. that the sins of colonialism be set right. and america be downsized. >> reporter: in the movie, he stalks his way through obama's life story. as told in the president's best-selling memoir, "dreams from my father." but d'souza takes a different spin, through hawaii and indonesia and kenya, he argues obama is motivated by an effort to please the radical father he barely knew. you take his personal narrative, on which he built his political career, and you turn it against him. >> i am giving obama the credit of taking him seriously as a thinker and a man of idea. >> reporter: do you really believe that barack obama want to destroy america? >> no. >> reporter: he spins out the 016, >> reporter: he spins out the 016, ere be states of islam, led by a nu

based on the work of the conservative writer, dinesh d'souza, who argues that obama cannot escape thehis heritage. here's a quick sound bite. >> obama has a dream. a dream from his father. at the since america be downsized. reporter: the films critics say that they will expand distribution just in time for the rnc. ashley: thank you, dennis kneale. tracy: family fun. coming up, cheryl casone he has a lifetime of behind-the-scenes look at the sporting event. she has insight from one of the biggest sponsors. ashley: as we do every day at this time, let's take a look at the treasury. the 10 year yield down 1.64%. as for the 30 year, down about five basis points at 2.75. we will be right back ashley: computer security software symantec thing that they bought more than 5.5 billion attacks last year. that is an increase of more than 80% of the year 2010. the question is how can you protect yourself from cyberthieves. joining me is the former security chief. you just let the white house a couple of months ago. what keeps the folks at the white house up at night when it comes to cyberthreats?

friendly, i subscribe to dinesh d'souza's theory, in 2016 that the president doesn't like the fact thatmerica is a dominant country, economically blessed by god, and he wants to take us down a few notches. he can do that through debt and regulation. he can do that through higher taxation. the fact is that he has been doing that for the last four years. the down part comes because a lot of businesses are sitting out there trying to figure out, do we expand or hire more people? can we afford to? until they know which way the government is going with its regulations and taxes, the average business can't do that. so i think it's more descriptive than an attack. megyn: julie, let's talk about, you can argue about doubt and decline. it's clear that those exist. people have those feelings in this country. but the death -- there is no question the president obama has huge amounts of debt since he's been in the white house. that is an issue for many reasons. not the least of which is the president's own promises when it came to the dead and how he promised us a different approach when he was run

the new film was based on the work of dinesh d'souza who argues that obama cannot this be the anti-colonialay that we will just expand in time for the republican national convention. jenna: interesting. thank you, dennis. jon: the convention is just underway in just a few hours from now. a chance for the party to try to rally around the nominee. the tea party movement with its socially conservative ideals seem slow to warm up to the republican nominee. that all seem to change. they consider paul ryan one of their own. the tea party is seeing on display at the convention, just yesterday, herman cain and michele bachmann led hundreds of activists in tampa, florida at a rally. joining us now is alan ratner. and also pete snyder. both are fox news contributors. >> have the the tea party members uncomfortable with paul ryan? >> i've never seen a party more energized than it is right now. you not not only have the tea party in full effect and fired up about mitt romney and paul ryan, but ron paul supporters. people are excited. people are ready to win in november the. jon: is at all because of th