or joe biden. >> michelle obama. >> michelle obama. >> michelle obama. >> option c.lse. >> would michelle obama beat trump. >> trump is for the pherpbgz. >> if michelle ran the black people would vote it's michelle. >> i would go with her over trump. >> i like trump. >> people want to see something different. >> everyone loves change. >> barack obama ran on hope and change. nobody ha* change in their pockets. >> the rich people did. er. >> i'm surprised how many money i have got. >> michelle had a famous line. >> we will low. >> we go wide, we go around. we go long. >> we go high. >> we go low, kick them in the butt. >> michelle is a big fan of jesse watters primetime. what do you tell her. >> go high. tkweufrpblgts long. >> go short. whatever want. >> if you go against trump i will vote trump. anyone else you have my vote. >> if we get trump we will die. >> die. >> you don't feel he killed us. >> pinch yourself. feel that? >> yes. >> you're alive. >> jesse: i was caught eating soup in public with a spoon. i was alone at a bar. it was new england clam chowder. that's

there would be former barack obama and former first lady michelle obama. apparently are getting very, very nervous. according to "the washington post" during a meeting at the white house "obama grew animated discussing the 2024 election" and the former president donald trump's potential return to power scares him. meanwhile michelle obama expressed her fears on a recent podcast. take a look for yourself. >> what will happen in this next election, i am terrified about what could possibly happen because our leaders matter. who we select, who speaks for us, who holds that bully pulpit. it affects us in ways that sometimes i think people take for granted. the fact that people think that government, you know, does it really even do anything? i'm like, oh, my god. does government do everything for us and we cannot take this democracy for granted. >> sean: i took her at her word for the first time in her adult life she actually was part of her country. what happened? the government does everything for us. really? now the aromas are completely out of touch. we kno

are barack and michelle obama ready to return to governing the united states?merican media are now asking similar questions, admitting that the ex-president and his wife are looking for a way to retire joe biden’s ineffective team in order to somehow at least take the vacant seats. however, the option of indirect control, in which the obama family is destined to play the role of essentially gray cardinals, looks much more realistic. prove. well, not so long ago, as we know, it has passed even a secret meeting between biden and obama, where barack obama expressed his dissatisfaction with the course of the presidential race , advised biden to change his strategy. even tv stars, who are more accustomed to making fun of trump, but not biden, are joking about the fact that obama had to take over the tight control of the presidential campaign. it's no good when a man known for being calm and cool starts acting like i'm going crazy, joe, you should. listen to me, we need change, joe. the name obama has been heard in recent weeks aired almost as often as in 2008. this

are barack and michelle obama ready to return to governing the united states?asking similar questions, admitting that the ex-president and his wife are looking for a way to retire joe biden’s ineffective team, so that somehow take the vacant seats. however, the option of indirect control, in which the obama family is ready, looks much more realistic. the role of essentially gray cardinals, evidence will be provided by elizaveta khramtsova. obama will be president again at harvard. a new turn in the career of the former head of the white house is reported against the backdrop of the dismissal of cladine gay. she was forced to resign from her post at the ivy league college amid allegations of anti-semitism as the palestinian-israeli conflict worsened. harvard law school graduate barack obama insisted that gay retain her position, but now she will give him a job at the university. the former president now has a lot to do in politics, he himself can’t get elected anywhere, but we need to save joe biden’s career, they often say some things there, trying to moderate

pl happy d i thursday america plus michelle obama for president. michelle i know it was har d being in the office for eight years, but save us nearly 200 and 50 years ago, our founding fathers debated the future of the government. s the federalists wanted a strong centralized federatronral govert . anti-federalists such as thomas jeffersojefferson believed that government power should be derived from the individual states joining together, and debates between the two schools of thought flourishede d in town halls and village squares. the topic was so contentiousvilg that oftentimes swans and bayonets were drawn. yonets but ultimately the founding fathers found a compromise. some powers were assigned to the federal government, like regulating trade. igned other powers were assigned to the state governments, like educatiotohee governn, and othes were shared, like the power to tax. >> the federal government has the power to wage war, and under article four, sectiond four of the constitutional, the united states shall protecss each state against invasio

i'm going to go out to what michelle obama said. that's what the obama's in the far left believe, that's not how government should work they should be there to keep us safe and make sure we have the basic necessities of life, they should not do everything in a capitalist society. if you wanted insight into what obama thinks into the eight years of the presidency and what they could do going forward that was a beautiful insight, they're not hiding the ball at all. maria: it came across to me she was trying to explain why she is awake and should write qualifications for the job during the interview and at one point she said a lot of things crash her desk when you're the president of the united states i'm not there and i know a lot and i've seen a lot. that is her explanation of does she have qualifications to become the commander-in-chief because she was obama's wife. >> hilary clinton certainly thought she was qualified to be president and she did not win. maria: she was secretary of state and senator from new york, she was a working

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immigration and presidential politics and michelle obama and her role in the obama white house. she is the author of american tapestry the story of the black, white, multiracial ancestors of michelle obama co-author of unseen. unpublished black history from the "new york times" photo archives. she'll be joined in conversation today with michelle at march and the host of morning addition. previously she was the weekend host of all things considered and t host of considerate this saturday podcast she drew her deep reporting and interviewing experience to dig into the week's news. she has spent more than 25 years as a journalist has been honored by numerous organization. join me in welcoming politics and prose rachel's warrens host of morning edition sorry. thank you. there are more of us do not get me in trouble.ac [laughter] welcome. and welcome home. but to have you back here in d.c. quite a journey. how many read the original "new york times" piece it's been a while. do you ever wonder when somebody writes a particular deeply reported article and then a book comes out if there

"new york post" columnist cindy adams, warned, don't be shocked if michelle obama sneaks her way into 2024 race and goes on to say coming back now, obama, not him, her. we've heard this drum beat for a while. it is getting louder. planses are to grab michelle for the democratic presidency choice and barack obama is the orchestra leader. quietly angling for joe to go. joe flop-out offers probability michelle could wiggle in. obama is negotiating to make that happen. pay attention to them gurgling about the election, talking about biden's bad polling, everything but bad leroy brown, obamas are not into casual statements. >> julie: they are not, only way to get back in the white house for obama is to get his wife in. that is ludicrous, like president kennedy and jackie kennedy going and running for p presidency or melania trump. these are not politicians, these are wives of former presidents, that does not entitle you to the white house. that is how desperate the democratic party is. you married a president, that makes you qualified? what would make michelle obama be president of the uni

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and that team, a lot of people like michelle obama. a lot.people do not like the current vice president. >> lawrence: you don't think she will run, right? >> lawrence: no, this is a method to scare voters. she has a lot of influence, on cover of magazines, has a netflix show. black, white, asian, the economy is hitting so hard, donald trump will scare us all, put back in chains to work this election cycle. >> brian: new poll out, first time since iowa victory, trump is up on haley. gaining momentum and changing his message. jamie diamond and his executives weren't to talk to people. a project for a guy that is rich as they come on wall street. he had this warning for democrats when it comes to president trump and his supporters. >> i wish democrats would think more carefully talking about maga. take a step back, be honest, he was right babout nato, china, tx reform worked. he was not wrong about critical issues and people are voting about him. be respectful of our fellow citizens. ask why the negative talk about maga is going to hurt biden el

michelle flournoy, the first woman to seek the post of chief us military officer. under barack obamaonal security, and they expectedly looked to her for advancement. behind the florist was hillary clinton. the american population, as you understand, needs national security personnel. considering that you have prejudices against women, then you rule out 50% of the population, that is, the personnel reserve. michelle angelique flournoy was born on december 14 , 1960. former us undersecretary of defense for political affairs. she was confirmed to this position on february 9 , 2009 and at that time was the highest-ranking woman to hold a post in the pentagon in its history. tvornoy received a bachelor's degree in social sciences from harvard university and a master's degree in international relations from oxford university. in phone calls, tweets and messages flournoy's supporters argue that biden's decision to select retired general loyd. to the top job at the pentagon, sent a terrible message to women trying to get into the still-closed gender clubs of boys in military and uniform. wit

when you hear michelle obama or barack obama, the first thought is of course to men they can really helpost important boiled in the democratic party. that is the most loyal vote, that is getting black voters to the polls to save democracy again. as they did in 2020. >> i look at states of iowa, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, that barack obama won. it is not just about black voters. the importance of the obamas getting out and talking to all voters in swing states, it seems to me especially if you look at their track record, it would be extraordinarily helpful. >> it's interesting reading that piece. one of the reasons that i will change, we have college educated i winds leaving the state. this is the big new faultline in america, college educated americans vote democratic, and conservatives without a college degrees stay behind in the state. i don't even know if there's much that the obamas could do today, it's a different state from what it was. certainly and chainsaws of translating legislative victories. everything the they achieved, -- whether it's with black voters or whether in

woman, taking her phrases out of context, all intended to distort and discredit both barack and michelle obamaar and see statements from the crowds that are unfair to barack obama. - we're scared. we're scared of an obama presidency. - and mccain could just-- if he wanted to, just laugh it off, ignore it, change the subject, pivot. that's what politicians are supposed to do. - but i have to tell you, i have to tell you he is a decent person and a person that you do not have to be scared as the president of the united states. [crowd jeering] now, i just--now, i just-- - you don't have to correct your own people. as long as they vote for you, you're fine, unless you're john mccain. - i can't trust obama. i have heard about him, and he's not--he's not-- he's a--he's an arab. - and he will probably be remembered 100 years from now for that moment of truth choice he makes. - no, ma'am. no, ma'am. - no? - no, ma'am. no, ma'am. no, ma'am. he's a--he's a decent family man, citizen, that i just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues, and that's what this campaign is all about. he's not

but i think what michelle obama has put forward is the real feelings of a lot of folks out there.re are voters across the country, some of them young voters, some of them not so young voters, who do wonder who do feel as the government hasn't worked for them. and i think that we have to take those concerns seriously as a country, and campaigns have to respond to that. similar to the black voters that feel as though i don't really know what this administration has done for me, the answer is to not just tell them, but you have to get out into the communities and show them. but also engage in a dialogue. we have to be willing to hear from folks, and apply what they are hearing. and, so i don't think it is wrong for folks, voters across the spectrum to have these concerns. but what i do think needs to happen, if people do want folks to go out and vote, is you have to go out and get the -- where they are in their communities. and there's a lot to -- say and young people are just on college campuses. the oldest millennials are 40, 41 years old. where they are, they have families, they a

nina, listening to michelle obama there, is she right to be terrified? he first lady's and both obama and first lady making it clear that biden campaign, at this point, needs to do a better job on the opposite side of that, i would also add that the biden administration itself should be doing more and it is just not a good book to come out. in other words, they not waited too late, but to ramp up the january 2024 without really dealing with material needs before that is going to cause this president some challenges. >> keep, when the obamas speak, up people stand up and listen, especially democrats. it sounds like they are saying, this is a dire situation. do you think that that is what they are trying to signal? both to the biden campaign but also to democrats in general? >> i think that's exactly right. they're signaling not only to the administration and to the campaign, also to voters. this is an important election. it's easy for people not to pay attention because first votes early in a campaign cycle that we have any primaries yet. that's about to s

senator nina turner along with democratic shortages and former clinton white house -- listening to michelle obama there, is she right to be terrified? >> i think the first lady's and both the obama's former president obama and first lady obama make it very clear that the biden campaign at this point needs to do a better job on the opposite side of that i would also add the biden administration itself should be doing more and it is just not a good look to come out. they've almost not waited too late but to ramp up in january of 2024 without really dealing with material needs before that is going to cause this president some challenges. >> keith, when the obama speak of people stand up and listen, especially democrats. so, it sounds like they are saying this is a dire situation. do you think that is what they are trying to signal both to the biden campaign but also do democrats generally? >> i think that's exactly right. they're signaling not only to the administration and to the campaign, but also to voters. this is an important election. it is easy for people not to pay attention because first of

gonna be some stunt polled at that at the last minute and he drops out and maybe just, maybe michelle obama gets the nomination at the convention. it stranger things have happened. and there are a lot of people in this country who believe that the rock obama has been pulling the strings in this administration from the beginning, from the, from the process of getting by into office picking come a lot higher, says as vice president and picking cabinet members and putting his old people that worked with him in the administration. so nothing would surprise me. we are in on trusted dented waters here. yeah, we certainly are steve nearly half of britain's thing, donald trump would seriously destabilize the world and hurt them financially. if he wins back to white house, that's according to a recent poll. why are people so fearful of what could happen at the end of 2024? because because the meet the media, the media is call them. i mean, calling them hitler and a nazi no anymore isn't even a nobody blinks anymore. they're, they've been, it's in their brain. it's on their brain for, for years and y

michelle wants you to remember it was in the obama/biden white house. it was the barack and michelle white house. listen to how she uses the words we. >> i am proud of my husband, the way he led, the way his administration worked, the team that we built. so proud of everyone. that is because of who we are. >> did she forget to mention joe biden? if i were biden, i don't know who i would fear more. trump or her. let's bring in mark robinson, running for governor of north carolina. should we be concerned about michelle? >> i am not sure what the democratic party has in store but i know what we have in store as republicans and i know we plan to restore this nation back to the things that made it great. >> jesse: what about the biden campaign makes the obama's think we have to save this thing and save it fast? >> what about it doesn't? president biden has been the most disastrous president of my lifetime. one of the most disastrous presidents in american history. a wide open border, a war in ukraine. he is not rebuilding the military, all the things we need

when you hear michelle obama or barack obama, you know, first thought, of course, always jumps to, manmost important vote in the democratic party. that is the most loyal vote, and that is getting black voters to the polls to save democracy again, as they did in 2020. but i look at states like iowa, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, that barack obama won, and it's not just about black voters. the importance of the obamas getting out, talking to all voters in swing states, it seems to me, especially if you look at their track record, it'd be extraordinarily helpful. >> yeah. i mean, it was interesting reading that piece. one of the reasons that iowa has changed is you've had college-educated iowans leaving the state. college-educated americans, this is the big, new fault line in america, right? college-educated americans tend to vote more democratic, and conservatives without a college degree stayed behind in the state. i don't know there is much that even the obamas could do today to flip iowa. it is a different state from what it was. certainly, in terms of translating legislative vic

the architect of the obama revolution might be trying to lay the groundwork for somebody like michelle obamahere they were able to stitch the obama coalition back together without obama on the ticket, if you look at these numbers with african-american support plummeting in the migrant crisis, there could be a groundswell for them to say we have to find an obama that can be printed and the only one left is michelle. cheryl: obviously kamala harris is not going to make it she performed worse than joe biden, a lot of excitement first woman vice president first woman of color, she's bitter disappointment i have to say. going back to the issue of joe biden i don't think that we will see michelle obama on the ticket in 24. i think joe biden will be on the ballot even if you got a wheelchair and could barely speak they will make sure he is out there. the question, can he win in his approval ratings as we show you right now 33% approve and 58% disapprove of his job performance these numbers are abysmal going into someone who's looking for a second term. >> when you have people like charlamagne tha g

michelle obama's ancestors had allowed me to explore how slavery shaped american families and. i thought that this would be the next step to look at how slavery shaped one of our elite institutions. so but what i didn't know was, you know, who who were the 272. and that's that's what i needed to find out what i wanted to find out. can i just tell you, i, i, i, i was so moved by every aspect of that story, which is i didn't understand the back story until i read the book that think about this. let's, can we just marinate in that for a minute. this white guy who had not thought very much about slavery or enslavement didn't have any connection to it and understands that an institution that he cares deeply is deeply enmeshed in it, and he digs into his pocket, does some work, and then reaches out to you and your colleague reaches out to you and. there we have it. and i just think that, you know, it's first of all, that's reporting one on one, folks. for those of you who really do just what i always tell my interns, answer the mail, please, please, please, please don't read your ema

so a lot of the concerns we heard from the former first lady michelle obama are not unique to just herving those same concerns right now. >> and christian, from your reporting when they get advice from people like barack obama, when they hear michelle obama speaking on that podcast, does it lead to any sort of, you know, restrategizing when it's somebody as high profile as the former president, does it lead to any restrategizing in the campaign, any new theories how they're going to proskite this election? >> well, i'm sure it's going to have some influence. we can't forget the obamas, president barack obama was joe biden's former because, right? i'm sure he definitely has a big influence on how he's going to move forward with his campaign. so we'll see what happens in november. >> okay, christian hall. barack obama is certainly a heavyweight in democratic politics. national politics reporter for bloomberg, christian hall, thank you so much for joining us. >>> still ahead the latest business news from our friends at cnbc. we'll take oo look what's driving the markets after a nasdaq ral

all of this talk about michelle obama.y adams a long time columnist in the "new york post" don't be shocked in michelle obama sneaks her way into the 2024 race she sent surveys to top democrats about her running already. in the summer of 2022, she apparently met with hedge fund ceos in new york city to essentially take the temperature of the room. and she said i'm running and i'm asking for your support the obamas are nudging slow-mo joe as cindy calls him to drop out. >> you know, they have to understand and jamie dimon we talked about this at the beginning of the show. they have to understand the republican voter. the person who does like donald trump and why they do joy behar said on the view what could happen if god forbid trump becomes president again. what are you going to do to stop the crazies? she is calling trump supporters crazy that's when she said i'm scared as heck. we have to fight back against it. we have to earn the reelect. we two-to-communicate what we achieved. michelle obama saying on jay shetty's podc

. >> the film executive produced in part by barack obama and michelle obama. >> on behalf of presidentwould be honored if you would be our bayard. m m man, all i could say was thank you. thank you for giving me this opportunity, because i know how significant it is. barack obama told me, he said there would be no barack obama if there was no bayard >> the call, the start of a new milestone in domingo's career after films like "zola" to hit shows like "fear the walking dead". >> how do i know? because i am a closer. >> to be able to take that leading role after decades in this game, did it feel like a break? >> are you kidding me? absolutely. listen, i've always been the supporting actor, the character actor, the utility actor. maybe i just thought, well, that's what i do. >> another man preserving the story, rustin's surviving partner walter nagle. the keeper of an eternal flame for his lover's legacy. we met up in the apartment they used to share. >> he had had 25, 30 years before that organizing for human rights and civil liberties around the world. >> rustin traced his activism and

also because barack and michelle obama seem to be behind joe biden in 2020.on't see that same support heading into 2024. have you seen barack and will michelle obama quiet about support. saying trump can't be reelected. imprisonmently they are concerned that trump would be reelected and democracy and the future of our country. you haven't really seen the two of them put their names behind joe biden like you saw in 2020. this is going to be crucial. this going to be very hard for joe biden. because, without the support of the obamas, not only do you chip away at the black vote, but you chip away at a lot of those democrat voters who still really like the obamas but really do not like joe biden. so, i think it's important to watch and pay attention to how the obamas evolve in the next couple of weeks, couple of months. northwesterly several months because that to me is going to indicate whether they throw their support maybe around another candidate. maybe michelle, maybe gavin newsom. wait and watch. >> carley: june 2021, president biden had 87% approval among

so you hear that name, michelle obama. use the phrase you used earlier, stuart, be careful what you wish with for. she may be very popular now, but i think if she puts herself in the political arena, she'll be very, very unpopular. stuart: why? >> just like hillary clinton, michelle obama is a very, very divisive character when it comes to politics. and, actually, you can see in the way she talks about the country and about trump supporters and so on. she's much more like hillary clinton and the deplorables' mentality. she really can't stand anyone who disagrees with the democrats. yo compare that to bill clinton, for example, if you think about his policies, he was a brilliant politician and actually wanted everyone to like him and liked america. you look at michelle obama just like hillary clinton, you get the sense she doesn't like america. she certainly doesn't like the half of americans who support donald trump. stuart: it's going to be a very interesting year in politics and that, sir, is a fact. steve hilton, see yo

saying that michelle obama running for president, that is not happening.ct him. >> i would listen to dana. >> jesse: buy, mom. where are we going? useful musical ♪ ♪ >> jesse: this is what we are talking about. the key to preparation is relaxation. >> dana: items now. maybe i can get some more preparation before tonight. >> jesse: just hold my hand and breath. >> dana: may be your right. maybe we do need to relax. >> jesse: i am always right. >> dana: there you have it. jesse is always right. >> judge jeanine: looks like you had a very busy day preparing. how much work did you do today? >> dana: we got a lot done. >> jesse: i got a lot done. >> judge jeanine: you always do. jesse, did you learn that you have to listen to dana. >> jesse: not really. preparation is different depending on who you are. someone told me about stoicism. i learned more on that ride more than what i would reading the wall street journal. >> judge jeanine: you can you do anywhere, jesse. >> dana: i wish you were here because i would have woken you up and we would have had you and el

. >> michelle obama was speaking in an interview and talked about her fears. and i want your take on this fear particularly. here it is. >> what's going to happen in this next election? i'm terrified about what could possibly happen because our leaders hear. who we select, who speaks for us, who holds that bully pulpit, it affect uses in ways that i think people take for granted. and we can't take the democracy for granted. those are the things that keep me up. >> and she was speaking on a podcast. and you made a good point that this is far beyond her fears. >> right. so in a lot of ways michelle obama's words and her fathers actually make sense. there have been a lot of studies done especially after around the 2016, 2020 election that showed that black women had the highest level 6 anxiety around the election results. in part because they know the effect that liberal policies or the erosion of civil rights could have on their day to day lives. not only that, it is not just a fear, it actually for many of them, it came true and we have seen the erosion of many

. >> reporter: and next, michelle obama's as a black man indicted by trump could not run for office, join me, we will also be talking about charlamagne writing his endorsement of president biden. and is it possible that there were no bolts in that door plug that fell off midflight? the startling new revelations, ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the bars are different for people in life. that i've learned. other people can, other people can be indicted a bunch of times and still run for office. a black man can't. you just learn to be good, in the end, you benefit from that extra resilience. >> reporter: as donald trump argues that he's above the law, that was michelle obama saying that if trump were a black man, he wouldn't be allowed to run for any office, let alone the presidency. joining me now is radio and podcast star and co-host of the breakfast club, charmaine the god, along with politics and cultural commentator and host of the native land pod, angela awry. so angela, michelle obama has this great skill of being able to shade donald trump without ever having to utter his name. but is sh

and i also want to get your thoughts on michelle obama.last week she's, quote, terrified about what could possibly happen in the 2024 election are. is she a factor? >> well, two things. first, let me talk to the voters. my primary concern is the democrats are going to do the thing that they always do, especially when it comes to black voters. they start saber rattling about voting rights. that's just dog whistle politics from the democrats. they try to bring in wedge issues that do not mart to the american people. everything becomes about race, about going back in time and also the foolishnd. especially with joe biden at the top of the ticket. they're going to do. this republicans, we have a responsibility to answer those ridiculous claims and demonstrate what is actually happening to all americans, especially minority americans under this president. if we can to this, that's where your numbers crest over 25%. now, wrpped the michelle -- can with respect to michelle obama, i heard the audio with, i hear her concerns, but the problem is the

i want to talk about michelle obama though.want to talk about is that she did something i didn't think would come out until -- she tried to get up resentment by blacks against donald trump. blacks are moving towards donald trump, away from the democrat party. joe biden has lost 24% points with the blacks. she says "if a similar predicament but fell a black man, the bars are different." that trump was indicted four times. -- that a black man couldn't be indicted a bunch of times and run for office peer she seems to forget that trump has not been convicted, trump has not been found guilty by the senate, trump has not even -- he has got the production of innocence. she is trying so hard to remind african americans, and divide, which is what the democrats do. they create division. it is racist division. a black man "couldn't go through what donald trump is going through," so jesse, you are right, and i think there's more to it. >> dana: harold, good to have you back around the table. [laughter] i will let you say that. since you ha

voters rights in trying to decide who the primary nominee in the particular process, the media michelle obama more interesting than covering all joe biden they will embrace this because the love affair with obama's truly never ended. i say no michelle obama is quite happy winning emmy awards in her estate on martha's vineyard, she's never rented it to get her life i don't think she wants to step into this, we don't know any of her policy positions anyway. i don't see that happening are you ready for scenario number two scenario number two, the same thing happens but happens with gavin newsom where he selected to be the nominee on the convention floor, the voters don't decide, people to convention decide because they see joe biden trailing donald trump in the way that he is at this point and they say no, we cannot win with joe biden he will be 86 in the oval office in 2028 we want a younger fresher face for the democratic party and gavin newsom is our guy. gavin newsom would have to run on his record which is not anything you can be proud of in california, the highest taxes in the country and

you had michelle obama, it was fox news, i think, digital story, or michelle obama easterfyed that trumpnagers, this happen axelrod, smart guy, warning. so biden's going with own out there making these absurd speeches about since erection -- since rx. -- insurrection. trump wasn't charged with ins rex. he certainly wasn't convicted of insurrection. biden keeps doing this. it's a red e herring, stu. in wall street terms, it's a red herring to distract from the affordability crisis, the $3 trillion of regulations on small business. you heard jamie die can monosay recession risk is still substantial. i happen to agree with that. the southern border is in catastrophe mode. foreign policy has been slumping for biden who has very weak leadership. these are all the things that show up in polls, but biden wants to ignore them because he has such a negative track record. if he's afraid to talk about his presidency. stuart: well, larry, which gop candidate would -- is the one who would overturn the d.c. elite and replace the deep state bureaucracy? which gop candidate will do what you want them to

larry: michelle obama, speaking of politics, michelle obama is terrified at increasing probability thatd trump will be reelected, terrified. imagine that? grown woman terrified. somebody has to help her out. >> well that i'm sure in that mansion in martha's vineyard they're so worried about climate change, so worried about the fear they have donald trump coming back into office. larry: all right. senator eric schmitt, missouri, best of the best. good luck in the conference tomorrow. thank you, sir, appreciate it. >> thank you, my friend. larry: yes, sir. coming up next on "kudlow," remember where's waldo? why did defense secretary lloyd austin really go awol? i don't get it. i don't understand the story. we're going to ask the ranking member of the senate armed services committee, senator roger wicker of the great state of mississippi. a little politics, latest polls, trump up 35 in iowa. he is up 20 in new hampshire. new poll shows trump leading in all the swing states. that is why michelle obama is terrified. we have i love company on the set of. all that when "kudlow" returns. ♪ i ha

michelle obama and on the jay chety on purpose podcast.is podcast is the world's number one mental health podcast. and interview was mainly about mental health but the conversation got political when she was asked by jay about her worries. she said, he said what is the thing that keeps you up at night now or what is your biggest fear? after having overcome some? there is a thing such as knowing too much after being married to the president. she talked about wars and a.i. and climate change and voter turnout. then she turned to the upcoming election and said this: >> what's going to happen in this next election? i am terrified about what could possibly happen because our leaders matter. who we select, who speaks for us. who holds that bully pulpit. it effects us in ways that sometimes i think people take for granted. you know, the fact that people think that government, ah, you know, does it really even do anything? and i'm like oh my god, does government do everything for us and we cannot take this democracy for granted. and sometimes i wo

. >> trace: the "new york post" said don't be shocked if michelle obama sneaks her way into the 2024 race. could see, gabe? >> i have not learned any information about that. i will tell you this: president joe biden is an unpopular president. polling with a rating of 40% or under. 2 out of 3 democrats said the current president should not run again. i can't speak to whether michelle obama will enter the race but he is more popular than president biden. >> trace: thank you. alec baldwin is facing involuntary manslaughter charges over the shooting on a new mexico movie set in 2021. the actor in "rust" insists he did not pull the trigger. christina is live with this on-going saga. >> if convicted of involuntary manslaughter the hollywood star could serve a year and a half in prison. a grand jury indicted baldwin for his death in the role of hutchinson. hutchins. baldwin was pointing the prop gun at hutchins when it fired. killing her and injurying the director in new mexico. baldwin denied any wrongdoing. he said he pulled back the hammer but did not pull the trigger. he was initially c

. >> emily: michelle obama is terrified and whoopi, the list goes on. isn't the chaos now? chaos is now, look at the decision point, the decision point is not to vote because oprah or michelle balm palm are upset. they are worried about if their children can walk back and forth to school, if their husband will be safe on the road as he commutes on the road, about gas, they are trying to distract from kitchen table issues. put in something more horrible like godzilla is at your back door. this is change we can make and that is what americans vote on. >> did they not learn their lesson in 2015. most of america, half of americas, deplorables making fun of accent and makes fun of people who shop at walmart, why are we attacked for being american? >> emily: it is stunning, rural people voting. the backbone of america. i speak to a lot of rural people, ranchers, beefers of our counter. don lemon said we can't find places on a map. go to iowa and meet these people, they are heart of the country. >> emily: that misogynist said it enjoyed dinner in free and safe new york. remember th

trump provides another birther conspiracy, this time he's bringing it up against nikki haley, michelle obama is sending her loudest alarm yet about another trump presidency. >>> we follow the fastest growing group of migrants crossing illegally over the southern border, this group is from china. let's go out front. >>> good evening, outfront tonight, we begin with the breaking news, united airlines revealing that inspectors have found loose holds on more plane doors. it's really sobering, just to hear that, it comes days after the terrifying incident you are looking at right here on the alaska airlines flight. it left that gaping hole in the plane. they were flying at an altitude of 16,000 feet. a new statement says we have found instances that appear to relate to installation issues in the door plug for example, bolts that needed additional tightening. let's show you some images of the door plug itself, that's what was ripped from the plane on friday night. and you can see the size there, it's about the size of a refrigerator. the ntsb saying that the plane was restricted from flying long r

joining me now radio potshot podcast star is charlemagne tha god. >> michelle obama has a great skillld trump without ever actually uttering his name, but is she right? >> of course. then [laughter] >> i think what we know, and she got baptized by fire with in 2008 when barack obama was running for office, she said i will never forget, and i was like finally someone saying something i agree with. for the first time in my adult life, i'm proud of my country. we are finally at a place on the other side of the donald trump president where people can kind of understand underside of insurrection, what she might have met. >> you think they understand? >> i think somebody might. maybe a majority. he will get fooled if you look at some of the social media. i think the majority understand which means, even if they don't like it. >> they're asking for joe biden be impeached -- >> that's not what i'm talking about. >> i want to ask you charlemagne tha god, you made waves in a recent interview that you regret endorsing joe biden. why? >> it's not that i regret endorsing i think that we can all ge

if michelle obama should be worried about anybody, it might be president of the united states. out of his way to divide anybody that doesn't want to vote for him. >> lawrence: that line of attack will not work. the president started with, you are basically hitler, donald trump. there is no room for him to go. i didn't like in the interview, a thing people do all the time. they say, i've seen and heard things i can't tell you. what is she hearing from the former president? the ukrainians got attacked? is it russia is still going after and winning the war right now? is it the jewish people or israelis are under attack? you have a bunch of people marching through the street that want to attack the homeland. what are you hearing while joe biden is under control that you feel like donald trump couldn't regain control. i don't like the manipulation or racialized politics of today. if you are average-day american, especially 70% of democrats want a different guy, her party saying they don't feel like he is fit to be the president of the united states and you go out there on this podca

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larry: michelle obama. at increasing probability that donald trump will be reelected, terrified. imagineo, that a grown woman. someone help her. >> i am sure that mansion in martha's vineyard, where they are so worried about climate changes same fear about donald trump coming back? larry: all right, sippe senator eric schmitt, good luck tomorrow thank you, sir. >> happy new year. larry: coming up on kudlow. remember where is waldo? why did defense secretary lloyd austin really go awol? i don't get it, i don't understand that story, we'll ask ranking member of the senate armed services committee senator roger wick irwicker of mississippi, and latest polls, trump up 35 in wa watch 20 in new hampshire, former president trump leading in swing states that is why michelle obama is terrified. we break it down with liz peek and deroy murdock on the sit, i love company, all that whe you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advan

previously , political scientists indicated that michelle obama, the wife of the former us president, among the possible contenders. in europe , the operation of boeing 737 max9 aircraft was suspended after the door of one of these airliners was torn off during the flight. the crew managed to land with great difficulty. previously, the flights of these airliners were stopped by the us federal aviation administration. another childhood dream has come true as part of the all-russian event tree of wishes. eight-year-old christina with i visited lake baikal with my family. her request was removed from the tree by vladimir putin during a visit to the russia forum exhibition. ksenia kolchina will tell you how it all went. hello! kal, i'm happy, hurray! christina sin welcomes the lake as a good friend, she has heard so much about the crystal-transparent ice of baikal, but now it’s as if she doesn’t believe her eyes and carefully strokes the frozen surface, like glass, they say baikal is beautiful at any time of the year, now is just a transition period, great the lake is not frozen yet, but

the former first lady, michelle obama, could also be a surprise and a black swan from the democraticwarns that in the election race it may join at any time, and preparations have already begun. her media... a big changeover for the democrats could happen in august during the party's national convention in chicago, where, according to sources, biden could announce the end of the presidential race, time for... any other candidate is running out of days. already, all polls show that the majority of americans do not want to see either biden or trump at the finish line of the presidential race. that is why 43% of voters consider themselves independent. decide who they are republicans or democrats with such candidates is not easy. but even if any other nominee is nominated instead of biden, he will still lose miserably to trump, whose main task is to simply get to these elections, taking into account the growing judicial pressure. dmitry melnikov and nikolai koskin, leading the week from washington. the campaign for the russian presidential elections, which

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he's also sending a message to michelle obama. "i'm doing the dirty work in south carolina."ago won't be that easy. i won't let it be. tudor dixon is the host of "the tudor dixon podcast." when you look at gavin and you look at biden, if you're a democrat, what do you see? >> some presidential candidates have surrogates. i see vultures here. this is someone waiting to pick the corpse. let's be honest, this is what it really truly is. he's waiting for him to die. he doesn't even want to talk about him when he's talking about fox news. he's like, who? no, no, no. let me love the people. i'll pretend i love them. this is like that snake a boyfriend who keeps coming back and goes, "but baby, i'm going to treat you real good this time." everybody wants a little love, and how could they not love this?" he's gross pay but it's working. >> jesse: you've never had a boyfriend like that, i'm sure. >> that's why i know how bad he is! everywoman america is like, oh, my gosh, yeah, that's who he is. that's what he wants to do to republicans. but let's face it, he's out there and he's doin