what we need is, we have a president now, his name happens to be barack hussein obama. and here in san francisco, we need to be progressive. we need to help our youth. and you guys, who are detriment to our youth, we are warning you. if you continue to be dividing the community, you will be recalled. not really on;ejpu9 this issue n other issues. let's be progressive. this is a -- call to you, let us be progressive. do not come down on our youth. we have too many families live in san francisco. how many families do you want to leave san francisco. already 30,000/f families have left san francisco. why can't we give our youth free passes. let's do the right thing. thank you very much. >> supervisor wiener: next speaker. >> >> supervisor elsbernd: respectfully i think everyone in the room knows we don't applaud, we don't cheer. let the meeting continue without those kinds of interruptions. >> eric woo, part of the youth commission and i've worked on this campaign for a year with chinatown community development center. i'm speaking in favor of the -- need for low income yo

you must resist the presidency of barack hussein obama. send him back to kenya! show your birth certificate and play for free! >> jon: we'll be right ,x+ c4-x!í!í!írg,x-xh0d(#tkid -) >> jon: hey, everybody, welcome back to the show! so yesterday we were talking about that story of the four star general and c.i.a. chief david petraeus who has had this affair with his biographer paula broadwell, it was discovered when she started harassing this other lady jill kelley because she thought kelley might be getting too close to petraeus. anyway. (laughter) since then we found out jill kellye may have been inappropriately e-mailing with general john allen who has now had his promotion to supreme allied commander of europe ended. i've got to say, all this has the makings of a pretty sweet military-themed video game. (laughter) now, in case -- (laughter). don't -- you know if you're just going to encourage this kind of thing -- (laughter). we will continue to pun this way. (laughter) in case you're having difficulty reconciling the hard news value of this with the high sch

i, barack hussein obama, do solemlty swear -- >> so help you god? >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> a new day with towering expectations. >> he looked at me and said, it's been an incredible ride, hasn't it? and he said, yeah, and it's just beginning. >> on this day, we gather because we have chosen hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord. >> for many, barack obama and his presidency symbolized much more than political change. >> obama! obama! obama! >> i'm still crying for the sons and daughters of slaves, their offspring, for people who have built a capitol. it means so much to every human being that live in this country. >> may god bless the united states of america. >> hope is what led me here today. >> candidate obama ran on a message of hope and change. it's not just the size of the crowds, but there's something different. people come and wait for hours for him. sometimes they start crying when he talks. >> barack obama! >> i need you to stand up! >> we want change! we want change! we want change! >> d

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hussein obama seriously this is what they're saying to republican controlled states legislatures have already passed resolutions condemning the un's agenda twenty one and last week the speaker of the georgia house of representatives chip rogers broad field seriously into the georgia house to explain a power point presentation how this mind control will destroy america says he told the assembled republicans and told me today on the radio that obama's mind control techniques called the delphi technique was developed by the rand corporation during the cold war and obama and the un are using it on us not only that seriously said this is comparable to joe stalin's five year plans and mao tse tung's great leap forward neither of those in retrospect worked out all that well but on the other hand neither those have anything to do at least here in the reality based world with the united nations or agenda twenty one but don't try to convince republicans in the south about that soon georgia will probably join kansas and tennessee in approving a bill that condemns the un's project to educate nati

i, barack hussein obama, do solemlty swear -- >> so help you god? god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> a new day with towering expectations. >> he looked at me and said, it's been an incredible ride, hasn't it? and he said, yeah, and it's just beginning. >> on this day, we gather because we have chosen hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord. >> for many, barack obama and his presidency symbolized much more than political change. >> obama! obama! obama! >> i'm still crying for the sons and daughters of slaves, their offspring, for people who have built a capitol. it means so much to every human being that live in this country. >> may god bless the united states of america. >> hope is what led me here today. >> candidate obama ran on a message of hope and change. it's not just the size of the crowds, but there's something different. people come and wait for hours for him. sometimes they start crying when he talks. >> barack obama! >> i need you to stand up! >> we want change! we want change! we want change! >> do you think pe

. >> i, barack hussein obama do so lemly swear, i am a white guy. >> i have a home beer brewing, league guy for you. barry obama. he's just white. paid for by chris rock the vote. >> jimmy: he makes a good point. [ applause ] back to the hurricane. you know, most of the national focus has been on new jersey and new york, but it affected a lot of cities along the east coast. this clip comes to us from providence, rhode island. three counties in rhode island are asking for federal disaster relief. they got hit pretty hard, but not hard enough to blow out the birthday candles at the local nbc affiliate there. they have a regular segment on the news called first birthdays where proud parents sent their newborns in. watch this. keep in mind. this happened on monday, during the hurricane. >> we can't forget first birthdays. let's pass some greetings along. happy first birthday, dawn keibals. >> let's look at the names if we could. >> jimmy: ijaz fahted. egyptian name. and the other is dawn keibals. [ applause ] i know her brother, the whole family. whoever pulled that one, congratulations, th

. >>> barack hussein obama. >> we are now calling the election for -- >> barack obama. >> we are happyd bless. god bless. we continue in this walk. >> i really believe in him as an african, too. >> congratulations to barack. >> it's the biggest story in the world. the election of president obama. and it's on front pages all across the globe. from germany, yes, he can, again. in sweden, a beaming president obama on the front a page. down in panama, four more year. and in month real, the headline says, obama re-elected. al qaeda has even weighed in, vowing death of osama bin laden. it says, do not be joyous with your win of the presidency for a second term obama. and a rejection of an extreme vision for america. voters chose president obama's vision for the future. they chose to reject an extreme ideology, to reject a meanness that dominated politics for two years. joe walsh, allen west, todd akin, and richard mourdock were all sent walking. after two years of tea party talk, american voters said, they've had enough. joining me now is former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, now an msnbc

i, barack hussein obama -- >> so help you god? >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr.resident. >> a new day with towering expectations. >> he looked at me and said, it's been an incredible ride, hasn't it? i said yeah. he said, it's just beginning. >> on this day, we gather because we have chosen hope over fear. unity of purpose over conflict and discord. >> for many, barack obama and his presidency symbolized much more than political change. >> for the sons and daughters of slaves, their offspring, for people who have build a capital. it means so much to every human being that live in this country. >> may god bless the united states of america. hope is what led me here today. >> candidate obama ran on a message of hope and change. it's not just the size of the crowds but there's something different. people come and wait for hours for him. sometimes they start crying when he talks. >> barack obama! >> i need you to stand up! >> we want change! we want change! we want change! >> do you think people saw in him what they wanted to? >> there was some projection on to him p

the >> by neglected to consider the mother naming her son barack hussein obama might be a setback forfuture running of the presidency in the united states. up next from mitt romney's 40% video to president obama's debate disaster down in denver. we'll run to the turning points in the general election. you're watching "hardball." to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. list's all done. raisehe roof!! no one says that anymore, mom. [ shopper ] raise the roof! ahh! raise the roof!! [ male announcer ] black friday continues all weekend with savings on electronics, home christmas decor and more. the first and only place to go this black friday weekend. walmart. it was like a red rash... very sore looking kinda like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. ghter for 24 years. but, i have never encountered such a burning sensation it well. i was in the back yard doing yard work. on in my l

. >> i, barack hussein obama, do solemnly swear -- >> but even as the new president took the oath, thexpectations of this historic occasion were clashing with the fierce urgency of the challenges. >> starting today, we must pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and begin again the work of remaking america. >> probably no one since roosevelt has entered office with that sense of crisis, that sense of burden. >> the problems waiting for him on the oval office desk included two wars, a broken health care system, an economy on the verge of collapse, millions facing foreclosure, a jobless rate spiking relentlessly skyward. >> tomorrow we're expecting another dismal jobs report on top of the 2.6 million jobs that we lost last year. we've lost half a million jobs each month for the last two months. >> but while all agreed on its ferocity, the crisis failed to unite a polarized country. despite a highly vocal opposition, the president managed to push through the biggest economic stimulus in history. >> there you go. it's done. >> not a single republican in the house voted yea on the stimulus

>> barack hussein obama. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: no election in the world gets . presidential election. >> here on star news we are now calling the election for -- >> barack obama. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> this is in prin't prime time. this is middle of the night. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: maybe predictably it was heralded in with less fanfare in iran. just a ticker on the bottom of the street. also world leaders were quick to congratulate the president including british prime minister david cameron. he's visiting jordan to discuss the crisis in neighboring syria, the worsening civil war challenging both leaders. >> congratulations to barack. i enjoy working with him. i think he's a successful american president and i look forward to working with him in the future. >> reporter: across global markets there was a collective sigh of relief where nervous analysts were scanning screens to make sense of a different kind of red and blue. >> we had a move up yesterday in u.s. markets and trading in london anticipating his win. a general moo

. >> i, barack hussein obama, do solemnly swear... >> narrator: barack obama inherited a country on the brink. >> stunning crowd of people that converged on the nation's... >> our economy is badly weakened... >> narrator: an economy in collapse. >> greed and irresponsibility on the part of some... >> narrator: he kept saying the problems were big enough, and his win historic enough, that everyone in washington would join together to fix the country. >> he spoke of no less than remaking america... >> he got to washington and he became president, i think, still clinging to this view that the polarization in american politics could be overcome. >> this is the biggest inaugural of all time... >> you're going to be hearing a lot of superlatives today, but i think it is almost impossible to be too hyperbolic... >> narrator: to the new president, it seemed like an historic opportunity. >> president obama did not have a full sense of what washington was going to be like for him. he had not been in the middle of these kind of down and dirty fights, the ugly reality of governing in washington tod

it's remarkable that we could re-elected an african-american president with the name of barack hussein obama at a time when you had almost 9% unemployment and the country was suffering economically. now that tells you something about who he was running against. and i'm not talking about the person, particularly. i frank he think romney was an attractive candidate, but it tells you something about what the people perceived his party represents. and i think it was partially divide in the republican primaries. i don't think he ever really fully recovered from the damage that some of it self-inflicted that when he was moving so far to the right when he came -- got to the general election he simply -- he couldn't erase that. >> but he didn't have any choice, did he? >> that's right. >> the -- >> we saw what jon huntsman did. he was a moderate. >> he was hopping around 2% and pushed towards 3%. >> so there's something basic i think going on in the republican party that's unhealthy for the country. i mean, trent lott -- trent lott is not comfortable, i think, with some of the right of that party. a

of options and the issue is whether you let saddam hussein get away with defying international community where you impose consequences and president obamadder, can you discuss the wisdom -- you can discuss the wisdom of that. my point is i think about a year from now, we will be in the same place on iran. if we try, as i think the administration will, to make a proposal to the iranians to try to seek a diplomatic outcome which i think they should do, if that fails and i think we will probably know in a year's time, i think the obama administration and president obama will have a decision very much like the one president bush had in 2002 sofment what we need to be doing now is stepping back and thinking creatively, are there other alternatives and scenarios we can work that can get a good result in iran. without leaving the president of the united states where he only has two choices. either go to war with iran or accept iran with a nuclear weapon. neither of those choices are attractive. so what i have been saying is, now is the time to try to think creatively about other scenarios that can get us to an acceptable outcome in iran and av

hussein with a mormon. okay? where else do they do that? is this a great country or what? i think president obama whatever happens, he has been a great representative for the best of america around the world and our standing in the world has benefited from that. >> rose: david brooks? this question, unless you want to follow up on that. it is the capacity of leadership to be able to bring together these forces. is there -- what's necessary for president to be able to reach out and have the kind of leadership ability and the kind of argument to prevail in uniting divorce forces? tom brokaw spoke about public and private sectors. we've talked about internationally the need to do ngs in partnership with people around the world. we got such a complex world, no nation can do in the the same way it used to be when we had a biolar world. >> i guess i'm struck by something i'm always struck by when i have lunch or breakfast or dinner with a member of congress or a politician. i always think reasonable and private. i think the quality of people in government now are as good as it's ever been. if you go ba

secondly, to president obama's credit, he has no saddam hussein, which means that saddam hussein aidedcision, he would either a crusade or you would die if you're inside of the iraqi political establishment. saddam did not have to do with the pesky congress, nor did he have to deal with an israeli prime minister. as a result, iranians had confidence that saddam has a strained to be able to live up to his end of the bargain. that is not the perception the iranians have rightly or wrongly about president obama. can president obama promised the lifting of sanctions mindful of the fact that most of the sanctions that really are hurting iranians have gone to congress sonoma can be lifted if there's a congressional decision. can anyone here remember last time congress missed the sanctions and a relatively swift manner? moreover, the principle that would establish the negotiations of the principle of reciprocity. the idea that any reversible confession from the western end has to be matched by reversible confession from the athenians. i think reversible has to be matched by an irreversible co

hussein with a mormon. who else do they do that? is this a great country or what and i think president obama whatever happens, he's been a great representative for the best of america around the world. and our standing in the world has benefited from that. >> rose: what's necessary for a the president be able to reach the out and have the leadership ability and the kind of argument to prevail in uniting diverse forces. >> i guess i'm stripped by something i'm always stripped by when i have lunch or breakfast or dinner with a member of congress or politician. i always think reasonable and private. i happen to think the quality of the people in government now are as good as it's ever been and if you go back to the founding, little higher maybe. but it's a very high quality group of people. barack obama, mitt romney. if you just met them on the street, you would be really impressed by them if they had nut run for office. wow what an amazing person. i was reviewing the sheet of the congressional house candidates running against each other personal bios. there's a medal of arne here, founding a community group there. it's district after district