graduation speech for college and high school students without referring directly to president donald trump obama said some late is were quote pretending to be in charge his rebuke breaks with the convention that former presidents refrain from criticizing this excesses do what you think is right doing what feels good which can be what's easy that's all kids like unfortunately a lot of so-called grown ups including some with fancy titles an important jobs still think that way which is why things are so screwed up and it's how to look now at some of the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic more than 4 and a half 1000000 people have been infected globally and over 311000 have so far and died from the disease that's according to johns hopkins university in the u.s. and its way into is reporting 45 new cases its biggest one day increase since the pandemic hits and russia has reported more than 9700 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus on sunday arise from 9200 new cases reported the previous day but spain has reported its lowest daily death toll since it declared a state of emergency i he

president barack obama's described donald trump's handling of the pandemic as an absolute chaotic disaster obama made that critique during a conference call which late to media outlets he added the current administration appears to have a mind set of what's in it for me and to heck with everybody else a huge fireworks displays lit up the skies over moscow as part of celebrations to mark 75 years since the end of world war 2 in europe the traditional commemorations including a military parade were put off because of the pandemic and at least 6 people have died in afghanistan after security forces opened fire on protesters and $100.00 people in the whole province had gathered at the governor's office where food aid was being distributed officials say there were complaints it was being distributed on family all right that's why not today thanks to companies to hell rahman is with you in half an hour's time next though the listening posts with richard disputes. want to impact world called it 19 and the drop in oil prices have on the race to the white house can go trump survive these historic s

accounting for more than a quarter of them and former president barack obama has described donald trump's handling of the pandemic there as an absolute chaotic disaster obama said in a conference call with former members of his ministration which was leaked and he added that the current administration appears to have a mind set of what's in it for me and to heck with everyone else the u.s. has reported about 1300000 infections and more than 77000 deaths well eric cantor is a us political analyst and has written a book on the republican party he says the comments by president obama may have been strategic. we're talking about a former president speaking to about 3000 of his former employees people who worked for him in the white house people who understand acutely how important it is to keep things and work in the fact that the president makes such. biting comments about the current occupant of the white house one has to six-pack that the president actually wanted these comments to get out the question is why would he want them out and why would he want them out now given that the united s

. >> (hablan en inglés) >> obama versus donald trump sube de tono la pugna entre ambos y obama lo llamaente y corrupto, después de que le criticara por la crisis.+incidentes a escasos 5 meses de las elecciones presidenciales se disparan contagios texas registra día peak de casos en nueva york esperan reapertura. brasil el cuarto país del mundo en covid-19. su presidente insiste en que es un gripe sin importancia. también en cuarentena muchas personas disfrutan pero se sienten culpables. >> retos de la reapetura continúa, el lograr el distanciamiento social y el uso de mascarillas es algo difícil de ejecutar los contagios se acercan al millón 500 mil. >> la repuesta a la pandemia abre un frente de batalla entre donald trump y su predecesor obama, tildó al gobierno de corrupto e incompetente, había mantenido un bajo perfil pero con la cercanía de las elecciones esto toma vigencia >> obama había evitado la controversia desde que dejó la casa blanca y decidió criticar el manejo de la pandemia. >> (información en pantalla) declaraciÓnó declaraciones inflamÓde las ensiones contra trump qui el

obama and president trump. just recently, in the last few days, certainly, taking cent center stage with president obama's comments over the weekend and the reaction from donald trump. obviously, it takes us back beyond carter and ford when this tradition started. i'm wondering is this taking us back to a time in american history when there was animosity between a president and his predecessor? have we seen this before? or is this just unprecedented? >> presidents in history and you know this, as a historian, steve, oftentimes, they do not get along with former presidents. roosevelt insisted that the name of the hoover dam be changed so that his predecessor be taken down a peg. ike and truman didn't talk for 11 years. but you never had a situation over two centuries of american history where you had an incumbent president and people around him talking about the possibility of putting his predecessor on trial. this takes this to a horrible new level that we never saw before. >> also, a new book out today from kate anderson brower. team of five talks about these relationships between presidents and former presidents. and she wrote in "the new york times," quote

with these issues, this pandemic clearly that we're no now that donald trump dismantled from anything that is connected to president obama donald trump dislikes and takes down. i want to say one more thing about the republican party that i was saying earlier in 2011 when birtherism went to its full-fledged kind of strength. donald trump led that. in 2012 it was mitt romney after donald trump showed his racism who was the republican nominee who went begging for donald trump's endorsement. republican party are so tied into this. they so own this, and now they can't run away from this. >> yeah. let me play a little bit more of -- absolutely. they can't run away from obama because he's speaking. i'm sorry, mitch mcconnell. here he is speaking at graduation earlier today. >> now, look, i know this isn't the commencement any of you really imagined because while our hbcus are known for academic rigor, community, higher purpose, they also know how to turn up. you're being asked to learn medal of a pandemic and terrible recession. timing is not ideal. let's be honest. a disease like this just spotlights the underlying inequalitie

people around the world did not laugh at barack obama the way they do at donald trump. so we have barack obama who serves for eight years in office. i didn't agree with all of president obama's agenda, but nobody was indicted in the obama administration over eight years. so we had one of the cleanest administrations in history followed up by one of the most corrupt in history. and we look back now at the obama era, and i really believe this, brian. i think it marks the ending of the 75-year-long american era that began with the end of world war ii and lasted until donald trump's presidency. we enter this period now of precipitous national decline. and if you look back to the day where barack obama received donald trump at the white house on january 20th of 2017 for the transition of power, the place that we are at this hour, one of economic collapse, the epicenter of a global pandemic, the inability of the federal government to get the testing done, to get ppe ordered for frontline health care workers, we are at an hour of american weakness that's just simply unimaginabl

president obama put together an extensive plan. donald trumps to have no plan than anything, announcement with no follow-through, no agencies marching together to get something done. the next day, there's picking on somebody, you know, finding a foil, mcconnell find obama, they're going after biden, they go after china, they go after w.h.o., there's no real focus by this administration to roll their sleeves up and solve the problem. i suggest they read the obama plan. >> or read the lancet, the medical journal out with a stunning recommendation for americans to replace donald trump in the fall because of a lack of what we're talking about, the lack of a plan, they boil it down to three things -- test, trace and isolate. to your understanding, what's the reason that the white house gives for not really having either -- any of those three practices -- >> they don't -- >> out yet. >> they don't give reasons, they lash out. i called the president and said, why don't you invoke the dpa, the defense production act and commandeer the factories and the

rob: the big story is the obama administration was taking the incoming in ministrations or donald trump to investigate. there is a defense i want you to respond to from democrats from an article from 3 years ago, talking about how obama warned donald trump about michael flynn, that obama told trump he was problematic and the warning came two days after donald trump was elected. that is a tough one to explain. >> clearly they had their differences. flynn spoke his mind, he had a career in the military. he was a legend. rob: if obama was trying to take down this administration and do damage to the incoming administration why would he warn him about donald trump and give him a heads up? >> that is a flimsy defense. i think they thought they had plenty of cover. and we are finding out about a lot of this stuff now. i don't think -- they thought none of this would ever come out. honestly all of this is in the classified realm, most of this never comes to light. never sees the light of day. jillian: devon nunez has been fighting for this information for a while, take a listen. >> what on eart

with these issues, this pandemic clearly that we're in now that donald trump dismantled because anything that is connected to president obama donald trump dislikes and takes down. i want to say one more thing about the republican party that i was saying earlier. in 2011 when birtherism came around or went to it's full-fledged kind of strength and donald trump led that, in 2012 it was mitt romney, after donald trump showed his racism, who was the republican nominee who went begging for donald trump's endorsement. the republican party are so tied into this. they so own this. and now they can't run away from this. >> yeah. let me play a little bit more -- absolutely. they also can't run away from obama. he is speaking. here he is speaking to students in their graduation earlier today. take a listen. >> now, look, i know this isn't the commencement any of you really imagined because while our hbcus are mostly known for an education rooted in academic r rigor, community, higher purpose, they also know how to turn you. the timing is not ideal. let's be honest, a disease like this just spotlights the underlying inequalities and ex

because everything that barack obama does seems to trigger donald trump all the way back to when donaldolitical brand saying that barack obama wasn't born in the united states. i think what bothers president obama so much is frankly he used to tell us that he saw the presidency as running a relay race. you run your leg and hand off the baton to the guy after you or woman after you and the relay race he ran when it came to these types of diseases is we had an ebola outbreak that really rattled us in 2014, and took the lives of two people here in the united states. after that president obama set up a pandemic preparedness office in the white house that president trump shut down. he set up a playbook literally handed to the trump administration on how do you respond to a pandemic. they tossed it in the garbage. he set up a cabinet level exercise in the transition, the incoming trump team and ignored it and got rid of most of the people in the exercise given the turnover, and set up a global infrastructure of people to monitor for pandemics, including somebody in china and worked with the l

donald trump, for yourselves. >> before i let you go, i want to play a little bit about what leader mcconnell had to say about president obama. we heard from donald trump and now leader mcconnell, surprising comments from a former president. let's watch. >> i think president obama should have kept his mouth shut, you know. we know he doesn't like much this administration is doing. that's understandable. but i think it's a little bit classless, frankly, to critique an administration that comes after you. . >> well, you know -- >> that was on trump tv with laura trump, the daughter-in-law. >> of course. >> let me say this -- >> -- what you think about the way president obama is being described. >> it's ridiculous. he's been very restrained. instead of doing what they're supposed to do, senate republicans, coming up with answers to the covid crisis, having oversight hearings finding out why small business is not getting over lending, why we're not testing, we're hospitals are not getting the money they need, instead of oversight hearings on that they come up with conspiracy theories on obama and chairman johnson wants to go aft

heard about the unmasking bombshell on other networks but you will likely see obama officials on a rapid media tour. >> donald trump says he would like to hear from obama but got at response from a typically reliable senate ally. rob: expanding phases to reopen today. jillian: 3 million more americans out of jobs, a strong message to governors not yet ready to reopen. only in vegas will you see something like a ppe vending machine. jillian: a good morning to you, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. donald trump calling for former president obama to testify over the controversy surrounding the michael flynn. jillian: griff jenkins live in washington former obama administration officials sound off. >> reporter: top obama officials under scrutiny after being revealed, pushing back, former cia director john brennan, says it is an abuse of authority. >> the country is in serious trouble. political corruption at the highest level, something i never thought i would see in my lifetime. >> reporter: a look at what they said on the record under oath, raising q

he will because he can't control impulses and there will be more obama speeches that will be provocative to donald trumppparently in this meeting with republicans earlier this week, president trump said, you know, keep the pedal to the medal on obama gate. i think it's -- i wouldn't say strategy because jen is right. i mean, you know, come jennifer. i mean come on. but let's say it's part tactic maybe and also just part visceral reaction. obama is inside his head. he can't stand the fact, i think, frankly, that a black man had a successful eight-year presidency, respected and admired around the world, and won the nobel prize, and he gets laughed at and ridiculed and is presiding over an unmitigated disaster. i think that drives donald trump crazy. so every time obama comes out, i think it will drive him a little crazier. >> gene robinson, jennifer palmieri, thank you both for joining us. go ahead. >> i mean obama has held back thus far, but you're right, lawrence. when he's on the campaign trail, he will not. >> jennifer palmieri, gene robinson, thank you both for joining us. really appreciate it. >>> a

trump. [habla en inglÉs] mitch mcconnell, estaba equivocado, tenÍa un plan, así que claramente cometÍ un error, se retractÓ. donald trum la anterior administraciÓn prÁcticamente no nos dejÓ nada, afirmó. pablo: donald trump ultra a obamarende que contradiga al presidente con un tema tan importante. los funcionarios de la administraciÓn obama dicen que dejaron un plan, pero que trump no la utilizÓ, que tambiÉn dejaron material, pero que trump la desmantelÓ. todo es un esfuerzo para que trump pueda evitar hablar sobre los 80,000 muertos por la pandemia. mitch mcconnell dijo que obama debiÓ haber cerrado su boca. >> por lo frente al presidente trump, dice que obama no tiene clase, pero es el presidente que mÁs clase ha demostrado en dÉcadas. estamos ahora con un presidente que estÁ poniendo miles de vidas en riesgo. pablo: lo califican ahora como mejor que el de obama, pero falta ver cÓmo le sienta a trump la crÍtica por parte de uno de sus mÁs cercanos aliados. patricia: el presidente no expresÓ preocupación sobre una prueba rÁpida de coronavirus en las que confÍa la casa blanca, pese a un estudio que sugiere que podrÍa arrojar muchos resultados errÓneos. una investigaciÓn reveló que los anÁlisis rápidos no detectaron u

of course, winston churchill had neville chamberlin and donald trump had barack obama. so there are actually incredible parallels between the times and the men and that's why i wrote the book. >> when we look back at winston churchill in history, we always picked him as beloved and with unanimous support. >> it certainly wasn't that way, peter. it certainly wasn't that way. look, winston churchill, much like donald trump, was a disrupter. he was somebody that was bold, he was somebody that was brash. he was someone that decided to do things a different way, and whenever somebody like that comes into the fold, often the people that have been in the fold for a long time really doesn't like it and do everything they can to stop it. and in fact, in my book, we often excerpts from british national newspapers written in the mid to late 1930's, early 1940's and if i didn't tell you that those excerpts were from british national newspapers, referring to winston churchill, you might think you were reading "the washington post" or the new york times and it was about donald trump.

media, endured massive battles at the establishment and that neville chamberlain and donald trump have barack obama between the times and the men and that's why write the book. >>host: when we look back at winston churchill history we often picture him with unanimous support. >> it certainly wasn't that way. winston churchill was a disruptor. and decided to do things a different way. and those that have been in the fold for a long time that they can to stop it. and then to offer those excerpts from those from the early forties. and i didn't tell you they were from british national newspapers referring to churchill you may thank you were reading the "washington post" that it was about donald trump so similar those criticisms and the accusation that they don't listen to anybody around them that they have instinct and that they're too optimistic thing we've heard about donald trump those criticisms leveled. >> in both were parties switchers as well but winston churchill was a lifelong politician he had a stint in the military so they had different backgrounds that they were fluid in the early years wi

president obama's presidency, those eight years in some ways why donald trump is a president, a shortfor cultural backlash, right, when you invoke obama to a certain segment of the country, he represents that america doesn't look like it should, changing the culture of the place. to invoke obama in the way that trump did and in some ways discipline him in the way that mcconnell did, he could have used the word, boy, shut up. what we're hearing, i think, is what we're hearing is the first of many sal voes of the culture wars deployed in order to activate the base. they believe it -- it will motivate people to make choices against their own interests. >> so, john, just as a pure political undertaking, the base has never exhaled. donald trump's base is activated but the people that mitch mcconnell is going to activate is the obama coalition that got obama elected handily twice, it seems on being on top of rude and wrong it's really bad politics. >> that's the danger, nicolle. you know mitch mcconnell he was appearing on trump tv, a place that, you know, probably ten years ago or even fiv

donald trump is a pathological liar. i've been supplying that note to viewers on this program since 2011 when donald trump first started talking about president barack obama's birth certificate but especially worth a reminder tonight because people need to be warned when they see the president of the united states say i'm taking this drug and i think it's good, people should know that it's entirely possible that he is not taking that drug. it is entirely possible that he is claiming to take the drug as a political defense against a scientist who has lodged professional complaints about what the trump administration tried to do with that drug, that the president wants to insist is safe for everyone, everyone. if the president started losing weight, that could add some credibility to his claim that he is taking the drug because loss of appetite and weight loss along with diarrhea, vomiting and stomach pain are also side effects of this drug and hydroxychloroquine can cause real problems, deadly problems for people with heart issues. it does interact with cholesterol reducing drugs and hydroxychloroquine goes straight into breast milk, so it's not for everyone

president barack obama called donald trump's response to the pandemic quote an absolute chaotic disaster obama made the comments about his successor during a leaks to call with former staff members and now for a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world 3 members of the white house coronavirus task force are in self quarantine among them as dr anthony found changed the face of the u.s. virus response that apparently come into contact with a white house staff member who tested positive for covert 19. south korea's president in has urged people not to lower their guard in the battle against the coronavirus this comes after south korea reported 34 new cases of covert 19 in just one day moon said the country needed to brace for a 2nd wave of the pen demick. iraq's new prime minister has ordered the release of prisoners arrested during the anti-government protests that began last october. also promise justice for the more than 550 people who were killed in the unrest those protests led to the fall of the previous government. a polar vortex in the middle of may has led

and rather than talking about donald trump's attacks on obama, the story this week, the scandal of ourhead of our biomedical advanced research agency. the former head because he was reassigned. donald trump deployed this deflection, this distraction at a moment when the nation should be talking about the fact that the barta former head testified that he was told to reassign medical researchers towards hydroxychloroquine because of a political interest of the president away from a vaccine that could address covid-19. he also said that he rang the bell, rang the fire alarm on ppe and masks months ago and they were ignored. donald trump deployed the obama attacks to distract from rick bright. that is a story, a scandal, during a pending pandemic. the federal of the head of the federal agency responsible for responding to it was ringing the alarm bells and donald trump ignored it. what he wants is politicians like joe biden or commentators like me or you to talk about the biden/trump showdown. which is a loser for trump in and of itself but it is a deflection from the scandal we face with

you have here bridgette in my opinion this is another classic example of donald trump destroying anything president barack obama did anything obama did in his 8 years trump wants to eliminate it trump wants it gone trump wants no record that we have a black president that's as ultimate goal i think and you know i'm used to this i've seen it before i saw it minnesota because when i left office the 1st thing the democrats and republicans did together was remove and change a lot of the good things that i did in the state like flat rate $99.00 for your license tabs or that's go a long gone so see they're very vindictive these people that lead our country and they don't like to leave a record of somebody they don't like i think this is really a personal thing between donald trump and his hatred of racism on barack obama that he just everything obama did trump is going to call it bad and he's going to attempt to reverse it and destroy it to step backwards with cuba now is one of the . stupid as we could possibly do in other news the patriot act is up for extension of the usa freedom reauthorization act of 2020 severa

i think that drives donald trump crazy. so every time obamam a little crazier. >> gene robinson, jennifer palmieri, thank you both for joining us. >> and obama has -- >> go ahead. >> he's held it back. i mean obama has held it back thus far, but you're right, lawrence. when he's on the campaign trail, he will not. >> jennifer palmieri, gene robinson, thank you both for joining us. really appreciate it. >>> and when we come back, we will have a last word tonight about the newest glint of hope, and it is just that, a glint of hope for a coronavirus vaccine. and this one could be the very first vaccine to reach the market. that's next. hey, can i... hold on one second... sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's totally him. - it's him! that's totally the guy. safe drivers do save 40%. click or c

trump tower said he would run for the candidacy. it is not news that president barack obama and donald trump, president donald trump have poisonous relationsobama doesn't like him. so you think should president obama called in on this and held to account? >> i think, liz, as the facts unfold, it is going to reach that point where they can no longer say barack obama knew nothing. it wasn't his fault. he didn't know what was going on. he knew what was going on. i think as the facts unfold, it will be pointing right to him and his then attorney general eric holder, and somebody has got to answer for the horrors that was done under his administration. elizabeth: bill gavin, thank you so much for joining us. come back soon. >> my pleasure, thank you, liz. elizabeth: up next we are still digging into the documents, drilling into the footnotes. we're staying on the breaking news about the obama administration and it is abuses of power at the nsa's massive surveillance database on minutes. bringing in u.s. former deputy assistant attorney general joan malcolm on these abuses dating back all the way to 2015, possibly even earlier. that story next.

obama hosted george w. bush in 2012. nbc reporting ceremonies and tom donald trump's calendar meeting obama's wait until 2025. rob: joe biden winning the primary. the presumptive democrat nominee clinching 70% of the vote, getting 43 delegates. this comes as he events potential running mates. michigan governor gretchen whitner talked to the biden campaign, reportedly being vetted as well. the dozen women rumored to be under consideration, hopes to announce his decision by july. jillian: here one will close all of its stores months after filing for bankruptcy. rob: cheryl? >> reporter: another name falling as one imports is closing its doors for good, all 540 stores in the united states will be shutdown. and they opened in 1962. they are trying to reorganize themselves, closing their canadian stores. they reopen their doors. they are filing for bankruptcy, the same that are one is yesterday. rob: there could be trouble for museums as well. >> it is possible that 13% of museums around the world may never reopen, they are warning one in 8 museums worldwide could close thanks to financial strains, 85,000, 90% of

and that neville chamberlain and donald trump and barack obama. for the times in the men and that's why i wrote the book. >>host: when you look back at winston churchill we picture him as beloved and with unanimous support. >> it certainly wasn't that way. winston churchill much like donald trump was a disruptor. he was somebody bold and brash and decided to do things a different way. whenever somebody like that comes in to the fold often those that have been there for a long time really don't like it to do everything they can to stop it. and in my book we offer excerpts from british national newspapers from the early 19 forties and i tell you those excerpts were from british national newspapers referring to churchill he would say you are reading the "washington post" or new york times and it was about donald trump so similar are the criticisms and identical are the accusations that they don't listen to anybody around them it's only their gut instinct that they are too optimistic and all the things we for the last three or four years about donald

donald trump. so he's got his hands full. this is going to be barack obama against donald trump. not be surprised if joe biden introduces barack obama and then sits. i am not kidding. from august until november. and basically obama said as much friday on that call that leads to yahoo. joe biden, this is bigger than my election, he said. that is how important it is for joe biden to win for selection. listen, and to use more surrogates, wow! can you imagine being to canada, yeah, can you use other people? i've never seen anything more like it? >> tucker: he stuck in this one-man nursing home. i have got to ask you and i read your book. in it come i think this is relative to what we are in now. a lot of disunity and you don't see that much in common. but the future may be our biggest problem. in the book you describe how texas was convinced not to leave and become its own country. are there lessons for that for us? >> a couple of things. abraham lincoln reached out to sam and dominic sam houston governor of texas. we as a confederacy we will lose hundreds of thousands of men and we w

president barack obama has called donald trump's response to the pandemic quote an absolute chaotic disaster obama made the comments about his successor during a leaked call with former staff members. and now for a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world 3 members of the white house coronavirus task force are in self quarantine among them as dr anthony found the face of the u.s. virus responds that apparently come into contact with the white house staff member who has tested positive for coated 19. iraq's new prime minister has ordered the release of prisoners who were arrested during the anti-government protests that began last october. he also promised justice for the more than $550.00 people killed in the unrest the protests led to the fall of the previous government. tesla c o u n must has threatened to move his company's u.s. operations from california to texas or nevada the carmaker's plant in fremont has been closed down since late march due to coronavirus restrictions muskets called the measures quote fascist and pushed to reopen the plant in defiance of lo

president barack obama has called donald trump's response to the pandemic quote an absolute chaotic disaster obama made the comments about his successor during a leaks call with former staff members egypt's president of delphi tells sisi has approved amendments to his country's state of emergency that grant him and security education seize additional powers and south korea's capital seoul has closed hundreds of bars and nightclubs after a nuke over 1000 cluster was linked to the city's nightlife scene. now more than $7000.00 people have been left homeless in the kenyan capital nairobi after the government forcibly evicted them and then bulldozed their homes thirty's claim the slums were built illegally on government own land residents say the evictions couldn't have come at a worse time mid economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic. they're returning home to scavenge things to sell or to help themselves build new temporary accommodation. like this. i'm scared to the government with everything that is happening around there demolishing our houses with no notice very early in the

4000000 mark according to johns hopkins university in the us former us president barack obama has called donald trump's response to the pandemic quote an absolute chaotic disaster obama made the comments about his successor during a leaked call with former staff members egypt's president of delphi tel sisi has approved amendments to his country's state of emergency that grant him security him and security agency's additional powers and south korea's capital seoul has closed hundreds of bars and nightclubs after a nuke over $1000.00 cluster was linked to the city's nightlife scene russia has marked 75 years since the defeat of nazi germany in world war 2 victory day in russia usually means a lavish display of national pride and military might but this year's commemorations were scaled back because of the coronavirus pandemic with traditional red square military parade and large scale procession postponed. an explosive and colorful and to a subdued day of celebrations and commemorations. the night sky over moscow lifting the spirits of a city in lockdown. earlier russians a parade of military might took

president barack obama has called donald trump's response to the pandemic quote an absolute chaotic disaster obama made the comments about his successor do during a leaked call with former staff members ok let's get you up to speed now on some of the other stories making headlines around the world 3 members of the white house coronavirus task force are in self quarantine among them as dr anthony found she the face of the u.s. virus responds that apparently come into contact with the white house staff member who tested positive for coated 19. iraq's new prime minister has ordered the release of prisoners arrested during the anti-government protests that began last october. also promised justice for the more than 550 people who were killed in the unrest those protests led to the fall of the previous government. russia has marked 75 years since the defeat of nazi germany in world war 2 the 3 day in russia usually means a lavish display of national pride and military minds but this year commemorations were scaled back because of the coronavirus pandemic with a traditional red square military par

president barack obama has called donald trump's response to the pandemic and quote absolute chaotic disaster obama made the comments about his successor during a leaks call with former staff members egypt's president of bellefonte has approved amendments to his country's state of emergency that grant him and security agency's additional powers and south korea's capital seoul has closed hundreds of bars and nightclubs after a nuke over 1000 cluster was linked to the city's nightlife scene now after weeks of clothes shops and social distancing public frustration with the coronavirus restrictions is growing in germany protesters took to the streets in several cities on saturday to vent their anger the demonstrations brought out thousands and remained largely peaceful but authorities are worried about the growing influence of right wing the right wing extremists in the now weekly protests. this is the same unfamiliar seems for a country where large gatherings and close contacts are banned thousands defied distancing rules in stuttgart to protest the coronavirus restrictions families with

might not have heard about the bombshell on other networks but you saw the obama officials on a media tour denying it. rob: donald trumpis time to hear from obama himself the gutter is surprising response from a typically reliable senate ally in washington. more states begin or expand phases to reopen. >> the white house and the a strong m

of course winston churchill had metal chamberlain and donald trump had barack obama so there are actually incredible parallels between the time and the man and that is why i wrote the book. >> host: nick adams, when we look back on churchill in history, we alter picture him as beloved and with unanimous support. >> guest: it certainly wasn't that way, peter. it certainly wasn't that way. winston churchill much like donald trump was a disruptor. he was somebody that was old and brash -- bold and brash and decided to do things a different way. whenever somebody like that comes into the fold, often the people that have been there for a long time really don't like it and do everything they can to stop it and in fact in my book, we offer excerpts from the british national newspapers. if i didn't tell you that those were from the british national newspapers referring to winston churchill, you might think you were reading the post or "the new york times" and it was about donald trump so similar are the criticisms and accusations both lacked judgment and don't listen to anybody around them and th

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you look at this document, obama's blue dress as i said. they impeached donald trumpver of perfectly fine phone call transcript. look at this, we have the people who sat in on that meeting, we have the acting attorney general, she doesn't know what obama is talking about on the phone call. want to know why? because obama was working with the fbi and the intelligence agencies. >> sean: you have honed in and i'll tell you one other thing. now john durham has all the transcripts, they are all under oath. now they should be questioned again. you have as always hit the nail on the head. number one show every sunday night. when we come back, this dallas hair salon owner jailed for opening her business, told to apologize the politicians released from prison, thankfully today. she's next. i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. ♪ >> sean:

trump administration's handling of the coronavirus pandemic as a "chaotic disaster". obama says he intends to hit the 2020 campaign trail hard, in the hope of unseating donald trump. ama trump has accused him of acting improperly. before obama spoke, he posted a doctored clip from the film independence day, but champ ‘s presumptive democratic opponent in november, joe biden, says it is all pa rt november, joe biden, says it is all part ofan november, joe biden, says it is all part of an attempt to deflect criticism from the handling of the coronavirus crisis by the administration. but the graduating class of 2020 has the ideal opportunity to change the political status quo. all those adult dad used to think were in charge and what they were doing. turns out, they don't have all the answers. a lot of them aren't even asking the right questions. so, if the world is going to get better, it is going to be up to get better, it is going to be up to you. barack obama says he intends to you. barack obama says he intends to hit the twenty20 campaign trail ha rd to hit the twenty20 campaign trail hard in the hope of unseating donald trump. the differences between them, both