>> trevor: oh, snap, "barack hussein obama."how you know you're in trouble, when fox is calling you by your full government name: "barack hussein jihad nairobi kenya obama, get your butt down here right now!" now, as you can tell, fox news hasn't been this excited since the last time colin kaepernick bent down to tie his shoe. but here's the basic idea of what this is about: they're claiming that when obama was president, he illegally used the power of the justice department to spy on his political enemy, donald trump. and if you're thinking, "wait, didn't we already do this a year ago and they called it name "spygate"? yeah, we did. if we can have five spider-mans and 30 batmans, then why can't trump bring back his favorite conspiracies, too? but, basically, right after the election, the intelligence community discovered that michael flynn-- trump's 2016 national security advisor and "guy most likely to punch a little league umpire"-- was having secret conversations with foreign powers. and now you might be wondering why those

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and then we beat barack hussein obama and whatever the hell dynasty is.as at the funeral, said hello, and good-bye. that's about it. i didn't like the job he did. >> do you have any interest in reaches out to the presidents? >> i don't want to you know president obama ran against the iraq war. that was the thing he hinged his presidency on. eisenhower was not a fan of nixon. it's not all presidents were fans of one another but find a way to be in concert because they've had the same experience. what did you learn just looking at donald trump in that regard? >> well, when i interviewed him, he was completely dismissive and our interview was over and i was walking out of the oval office and he said say hi to president bush like elated in sarsarcasm. that's stark contrast to president obama and president george w. bush and george h.w. bush and i have reporting in the book the last former president to see bush senior alive was barack obama. they had a very emotional final meeting in houston just three days before bush passed away, and now we're in this middle

the former deputy ag, she admits she was shocked to learn on january 5th that barack hussein obama, theresident, had intimate details of flynn's wiretapped phone calls. does that seem by the book to you? what about fbi leadership demanding that the flynn case be reopened just a day before january 4th, 2020 after its investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing? one other fact about januar january 5th, the chief of staff of barack obama, that guy was unmasking flynn, dennis mcdonough. coincidence? in eight days before they left the oval office and donald trump was inaugurated, then joe biden, who said on day one of this last week, he didn't know anything about unmasking, we found out he was one of the unmaskers. what about comey sending one of the agents that he admits and brags about on your tape to ambush general flynn, a 33 year veteran four days into the trump administration, something he would never do or get away with in any other administration? and what about before meeting with those fbi agents, well, general flynn called andrew mccabe, deputy fbi guy, and ask him, do i need my

infamous january 25th, 2017 discussion between yates, brandon, clapper, comey, rice, and barack hussein obamahimself and his office. herere now, the judge's decision to postpone ruling in the flynn case is also on the agenda but we have senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham. that february 5th meeting is important. the unmasking is important. i'd like to know why they were unmasking because we are not supposed to unmasked americans. i thought we were supposed to practice something called minimization, senator. >> the question for us as a congress, did the obama administration use unmasking as a political weapon? that's the question i want answered. that january 5th meeting, i'm dying to know exactly why sally yates didn't know about the flynn investigation but president obama did. i would urge ric grenell, who's done a terrific job, to release the names of people who made unmasking requests. let me go back to something you mentioned with sara. trey gowdy asked samantha powers, did you make 300 300 ret to unmasked american citizens ands she said, i made nowhere near this number of requests.

senate and might actually win named barack obama people overlook that all the time named barack hussein obamaident, it's like whatever. senate, that was nothing [ light laughter ] but it was stunning. i was shocked. i was like, who is this dude, you know >> seth: and one of the things you talk about over the course of this article and then even when you spoke to him afterwards, that he has an enduring optimism about this country. and about the people in this country. >> right >> seth: certainly i think it's safe to say less optimism than you have >> probably. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. where do you think that optimism -- and more than just that optimism, but the fact that the optimism seems unflagging up to this point up to after this election >> well, i think all presidents -- well, i mean, jesus, i guess that's not true [ laughter ] i was gonna say all presidents have to be optimistic. [ laughter ] maybe not. >> seth: almost all. >> almost all. up until now and this was the thing he said, you know all presidents have -- but he had to be optimistic let's be very specific i think he had to b

and then we beat barack hussein obama and whatever the hell dynasty that is. >> kate anderson brouwer her new book, "team of five," president's club in the age of trump. trump is proud of his os tracism from the club and his contempt is obvious. the course he has chosen made it impossible to maintain any friendships or civility with the men who once occupied the oval office. kate anderson brouwer joins me now. it's great to have you back on the show. congratulations on the new book. i cannot wait to read it in full. you sat down with president trump in the context of your work or researching and writing this book and i found the details that you included about this particular encounter fascinating right from the beginning where you misinterpreted what you were there to talk to him about. can you walk us through what unfolded when you went to the white house for that? >> well, it's interesting. as you know, getting an interview with the president is usually a difficult thing. in this case it was the easiest interview i've gone. i think that's probably because he can't wait to talk abou

obama was elected or clinton? you can't say that. god is no republican. >> don't tell some evangelicals that. >> the point people in office 40 zones purposes. nebuchadnezzar whose saddam hussein patterns himself after, there was a lot of lousy leaders in scripture and old and new testament are you only somebody you voted for it is god's will put you in the place of him which is the first sin by the way. >> but there are a lot of fake online republicans feel they have to go along with anything trump does. jerry falwell junior was asked by the washington post is there anything president trump could do that would endanger support on you or other evangelical leaders and he said number and he said that's the shortest answer i've ever received on the question. >> the president himself said he had strong evangelical support and he can walk down fifth avenue in new york and shoot somebody. >> is that because of trump or because people are so afraid of the democrats. >> combination of things but king david when he was king over israel had the best line ever on this . he said not your trust in presidents or kings and he was king so basically don't trust him. we have leaders, i have my