that's the reason why the right did not like michelle obama.it wasn't because of michelle obama, it was because of her husband. and i think in one of those instances, you can say that there was an element of sexism in there in the same way that it was for, um, melania trump in that people dislike them even more because of their husbands, not because of anything necessarily that they did, but because of their husbands. and i think that's what we're seeing. but i think that this rfk, this is a good effort. we don't know what he's going to do. i'm not as concerned that he's going to do things around the vaccine, because at the end of the day, operation warp speed, despite what conservatives may say, that was donald trump's thing. >> well, listen again, i was inside the building when we were doing this at fox, and we certainly overplayed. right? michelle obama wanted to plant a garden full of healthy food and tell kids to eat more healthy was not the five alarm fire that we acted like it was. she was not hhs secretary. hhs secretary is now a junk s

when michelle obama actually had success in doing this.'re forgetting that. >> how much do you all think that democrats always have in a message and a slogan and an initiative? rfk, rfk just came out like, yeah, sugar's bad, seed oil bad, no dyes. and everybody's like. >> yeah, but the other part of rfk is that we can question about what he's what he eats, what he does, what he's like. he's this is the same man who feels like covid 19, um, had different resources in terms of how it attacked black people differently versus. >> white people. >> don't hurt me, junior. there there are a lot of issues with him and the the worst of which is his ties to these kook, you know, kook science, his his lies about vaccines. but let's just take this as the thing that maybe is the most popular thing. uh, it was something that if we had done it 12 years ago, we wouldn't be in this position. >> at all to do it. bloomberg tried. >> to do it, and he was vilified for it. he was the healthy and hungry, hungry, hungry, free kids act. uh, that basically echoes wh

. >> can we show the michelle obama cover?s great. it says the first lady america has been waiting for. i don't like that stereotype that she's running late, you know what i mean? [laughter] >> it is a beautiful portrait, he got to drop the big mike. take a picture of that. melania trump's do a lot of credit and part of it was the way she responded when her husband was almost assassinated in the regular letter she wrote was beautiful. >> she's like a real person. >> what is wrong with the freelance magician? they are also. [laughter] all the best ones are freelance. [laughter] >> david blaine is freelance, you got to worried of about the gainfully employed magician. [laughter] let's be clear, she's so gorgeous she's been photographed with other supermodels in pu public. [laughter] >> dedo how confident she has to be to be photographed with the before model? >> do you know how confident her lawyer was on the issue that order? >> his face has to be close to the lens. [laughter] >> i do take old man selfies. all of my promo video

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i worked for president obama and also led michelle obama's voting initiative so i worked in this space of power you going to reach people and talk to them? there were so many barriers i think to doing things differently. when they had been doing things differently. they went to every nook and cranny on the web and preached their message in places that we deemed did not pass purity tests, was not presidential or appropriate and some of those places are not presidential or feel appropriate but that's what the american people are consuming. that's where they are. so if we are not going to take on things head on and push past it, people are beyond that. i often say donald trump is a reality tv show host president. we are a reality tv show culture. we want whatever feels authentic and because we have played from such an old playbook of let's not address this and forget them and focus on those voters, it won't matter. it does matter. and i think now we see that. the challenge is how do we start changing the way in which we do this work and looking around and saying if everyone at this table

she performed wap at michelle obama's 60th birthday party. andy, are you familiar with the song wap? >> i sure am, i think it's the third one. >> okay. >> what about over here? which one do y'all think is true about cardi b? >> i hope. >> it's the third one. >> oh, we hope it's the third one, but i hope that it's the second one. what if she does the polar bear plunge? picture it. >> i thought the polar bear plunge was like on long island somewhere. >> oh, yeah. >> all right. your answer. cardi b worked as a cashier at an amish market in tribeca. in fact, cardi credits her boss at the amish market for encouraging her to get a gig at the strip club across the. >> street. >> he was just like, you have a nice body. i'm telling you, you should just work and you should. you should work across the street. they make so much money. you look like one of those girls. i'm telling you, you're going to. he was turkish. >> so wait. >> he was turkish? >> yeah, yeah. >> so we owed that amish turkish man. we wouldn't have had wap. >> wow. >> without the amish

i remember when michelle obama was trying to improve the quality of school lunches. we got a lot of pushback by that. big food is a major political force. i know that president trump has said he wants to make americans healthy again. that is something that i think everyone in this country can get behind. we need to use it in a science-driven way and that means we have to take on big food. if we can do that, tobacco and getting people more physically active, get the salt out of our diet, we will be a lot healthier. we tried to get soda taxes and tried to reduce consumption of sugary beverages and we have been stopped and most jurisdictions have tried to do that. i applaud you for your efforts and i look forward to working with groups like yours to make that happen. host: polly is next in florida, independent. caller: hi. how are you doing? guest: hi. caller: my education was in public health back in the early mid 1990's. i went on to work in public health on the border of the united states and mexico. it was pre-9/11. my experience has been that i worked hard. i was e

of the public eye and i'm sure as much as they value their families value it even more i mean michelle obama i think was counting the minutes until she could leave the white house. so they still may be coming here regularly. but, you know, very quietly. and that's understandable. but i think one of the greatest parts about vineyard is the difference in they're not presidents or anything but different celebrities. it seems like they're able just do their thing without people bothering or i mean, that's been my experience coming here. but i would agree, i think people on the vineyard are pretty key and, you know, even, you know, the series that are held every summer you have some very celebrated authors and they're not mobbed. they're they're given their space. so that i think that there is that other special quality the vineyard that that people do not overreact to celebrity and. it's a place where people can. unwind a little bit actually reminds me when you asked if i ever met a celebrity the only celebrity that i didn't meet personally i was in the same room was vernon jordan when i was par

everybody else said michelle obama and i said can we please get linda carter here? the last week before the campaign she came in. she went all throughout my district, the whole district were with me. we went in front of groups of people and everybody was so excited to see her. the governor came. and at the start of everyone we started talking about how important it is to protect the world, protect the country. i said everybody do your wonder woman stance. everybody did this. all the little girls. it was a big deal to me in my life trajectory. >> all this week, watch c-span's new members of congress series where we speak with republicans and democrats about their early lives come previous careers, families, and why they decided to run for office. tonight, at 9:30 p.m. eastern montana republican congressman troy downing, who paused his career in business to enlist in the air force after the september 11 attacks. >> i was moose hunting in alaska when september 11 happened. i was one of the last people on the planet to find out about it. i didn't see it on tv. i got stu

. >> except a michelle obama joke. >> jesse: that was even too much for me.illionaires? ♪ ♪ looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and is 2x more absorbent so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: president trump met with zuckerberg at the white house today as part of his ai initiative. democrats have spent all week saying you should be scared of billionaires. but what do you think? ♪ ♪ >> who is this guy? >> the richest men in the world. >> is it elon? a piece of [bleep] >> what the heck is going on? >> when you see his face, is a make you feel? >> he looks like he could be a nice guy. >> would you date him? >> maybe. >> he is charming. yeah,, he can call me. >> that's awesome. >> he is vulnerable. >> are you vulnerable? >> i see a shrink once a week. >> he's rich. >> $400 billion. >> so much money. >> how did he make his money? >> tesla. >> what would you do that money? >> i would buy weed for everybody. >> party. >> you're a party girl? >> maybe. >> what has he been up

rachel: michelle obama, poised to become the most transformative first lady this if history, that's howhall we? rachel: and, by the way, she's worn tuxedos before. do we have that picture, guys? oh, we couldn't get to to it. let's move to this, because pete buttigieg and aoc are reading the tea leaves here. they've both removed their pronouns from their bios. why? >> you know, i don't know. pete buttigiegs has had his pronouns on his bio since 2019. i'm not invested in that, i read that. but you have the look at the timing of that. he's eyeing that senate seat in the swing state of michigan, so seeing that michigan went to trump this last election and trump is really hammering down on the dei, i think this is a tactical move. removing it, maybe focus on the economy because that's what michigan voters want? rachel: yeah, well, he threw the his husband off of profile. >> i know. different twitter -- rachel: as charlie said, replaced him with rocks. >> is sean upset he had to remove his pronouns? rachel: no pronouns ever in that guy's bio. new york magazine cropped black party goers out of

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we were using a very old playbook work for president obama i led michelle obama's voting initiative forbout five years. worked in the space of her going to reach people talk to them? there were so many barriers to doing things differently. not only did spend all the money on thatt ad the dark web it's ot there now every place every platform did not pass test was not presidential. withoutty appropriate stock presidential feel appropriate not to take on his shoes at on the front or an answer things head on and continue to push past it people are beyond that. it's a reality tv show host president. we are reality tv show culture right now. we want whatever feelsv authentic. report from such an old playbook let's forget them over there. how do we start changing the way which we do the work. how do you start looking around and everyone at the table looks like me is not the right table. how do we do things at the table was a littlend fear that sits amongst us at times. at the election hardcopies in your times every day on total democrats of one or excuses devastating reality. tell us about op-

others would say michelle obama, who is great, i would just say linda carter. please get linda carter here. the last week before the campaign, she came in, she went all throughout my district, did a whole district tour with me, and we walked in front of these groups of people come and people were so excited to see her. the governor came from up at the start of every single one, we started talking about how important it is in the world to protect the country. everybody in their wonder woman stance. everybody did this and all of these little girls doing this, and it was the most memorable moment not just on the campaign but it was a big deal to me and my life trajectory. >> all this week, watch c-span's new members of congress series where we speak with both republicans and democrats about their early lives, previous careers, families, and why they decided to run for office. on tuesday at 9:30 p.m. eastern, ever interviews include montana republican congressman troy downey, who because his career in congress to join the air force after the september 11 attacks. >

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michelle obama, nanny state soda taxes.ot foundational conflicts of interest in our scientific guidelines. so there's a very conservative point there. it's not ideological and not against conservative principles that we should just have accurate science. and then number two is we should stop subsidizing bad things. and i know that many people on the left watching that can't stand bobby kennedy and stand president trump. i know they resonate with something that's happening. i know they resonate, that there's a strain that we're touching on childhood chronic disease. and i would just urge them there's a mass opportunity in society to support the trump administration on this sector. >> coming up, a no holds barred conversation about elon musk with the co-host of the pivot podcast, kara swisher and scott galloway are here next. >> cookbooks. >> corporate fatcats swindling socialites, doped. >> up cyclists. >> then, yes, more. >> crooked politicians. i have a feeling we won't be running out of those anytime soon. >> a new. >> se

, had a lot of echoes of what we've heard in the past from like, the let's move campaign from michelle obama, for example. but that, you know, that has broad support. trying to make people healthier. we spend a lot of money on healthcare. we don't see enough in return for those dollars. i think this issue of vaccines was the linchpin. and, you know, we got a sense of it. you know, during the confirmation hearings of where this was headed, especially after doctor bill cassidy, senator bill cassidy came out and voted for him in that procedural vote, but also said, you know, a couple of things. he said, as you can see on the screen there, after speaking with with kennedy, he said that there was there was assurances that that he was going to work within the current approval and safety monitoring systems. he was going to maintain something that we reported a lot on. what is something called acip. that's an advisory group on vaccines and also the language, even on the cdc website, there would it would continue to say that vaccines don't cause autism. now, these were assurances that kennedy gave to

. >> wanted michelle obama, they wanted oprah. they talked about the rock. i think there's nothing wrong with wanting to serve your country in any way, shape or form in government or running for public office. i just think whoever it is has to have the qualifications to be able to understand how bills are made. wait a second. wait. hold on. >> i don't know if that's true, ashley. i just don't think. >> that's that's what i want. >> yeah i think, yeah, but i don't think that's necessary. >> look, some, a lot of times at this table, the answer to the question of why is donald trump doing x, y and z is, oh, i don't think he knows how this works. so i don't know that knowing how it works is a prerequisite. >> i think stephen a, i. >> think stephen. >> a would. be great to deliver. that's all you have to deliver. that's that's the point. he can deliver a really good message. he is very effective. he is the kind of person that you listen to him. whether you agree or disagree, you're paying attention. he controls the room. and i'm not saying it's all about showmans

just as a statement to kind of revising the history, michelle obama talked about healthy food for ther of the administration. the big food got to her unfortunately. teresa heinz kerry and -- um john kerry talk to her and she completely change the focus of let's move. so the big arm of you know, the corrupt industries actually totally co-opted and thank god -- thank god bobby kennedy and donald trump have advocated in that way. where we are at today with is a metabolic health crisis among kids and president trump and bobby kennedy put the mantle in the ground so i don't get matters what happened 10 or 15 years ago. um -- host: what is were generative agriculture? guest: yeah -- it gets to the climate change point. bobby kennedy -- i think politically democrats -- i think bobby kennedy and donald trump will reclaim environmentalism. i think the whole point of the spiritual dynamics are connection between the earth and us through carbon credits is totally broken and bankrupt. it's obviously just been a totally corrupt griff. i think what were generative farming is we are just not respect

sarah hurwitz, chief speechwriter for michelle obama, all eight years. i mean, it's remarkable. i mean, i was i started in april oh nine, so i was there for all eight years minus like three months. but i think it's a testament to the spirit that you and favs and cody and sarah created that, you know, we wanted to stay as long as we could. and i have to say, you know, there were times when maybe as we all looked at our lives, we thought maybe, maybe this is the time to go. i'm so glad i stayed to the end because i think some of barack obama's greatest moments as a speaker actually came towards the when and if you think of the speech in charleston that he gave where he sang amazing grace, you think some of the other speeches towards the end that you know as he often would say, you know interesting things happened in the fourth quarter and. so but but i hope people i hope everyone has a workplace like we did where people get treated with respect. but and in to return to the other thing because i hope we can do this as we get old and you know beyond just telling stories i remember o

obama. remember that big deal michelle and barack obama did with netflix for like $45 million?ome out of the gate and he wants to play in the hollywood lane. you are never going to be barack obama. i remember it -- then being upstaged at the end. remember when they were in that white house event, he was trying to get barack obama's attention. i think at some of that. i don't know. as long as he doesn't have to do anything, they will be fun. "weekend at bernie's part 2". >> it could be. that's a really interesting analogy. rebecca, i think you'll like caa's statement, you in particular. "president biden is one of america's most respected and influential voices in national and global affairs. his lifelong commitment to public service is one of unity, optimism, dignity, possibility." i think there are two warts. china is crippling tight one come a l -- lost afghanistan. they are reacting. >> every time present biden had to speak in a very public events that had to do with national security, i just prayed, let and say the words correctly, let him speak correctly. let him not have m

thank you, michele and president obama, you so much for joining us and for helping us. understand your writing process and for writing book. thank you for joining us. i appreciate you guys. two great writers. all right.

people were saying things like michelle obama, who is great, but i just said linda carter, can you pleaseet linda carter here. the last week before the campaign, she came in and she went all throughout my district, did a whole district tour with me and went and got in front of these groups of people and everybody was so excited to see her. the governor came and we were all at the start of every single one and we just started talking about how important it is in the world to protect the country. and i said everybody in their wonder woman stance and everybody was doing this and the most memorable moment of the campaign. it was a big deal to me in my road to victory. announcer: washington journal continues. host: we're in open forum until the end of the program at about 10:00 a.m. eastern time. this is the front page of "the washington times," it's got the picture of the table, the american delegation here, the saudis in the middle and the russian delegation and the headline is talks open door to more russian land. and president trump was in mar-a-lago yesterday talking to reporters and here

and here's obama snuggling up with michelle. don't they make a cute couple?ats, the messiah is not coming to save you, you're stuck with msnbc. >> if donald trump announced tomorrow that he was selling the united states to vladimir putin personally and that we will now be owned by the kremlin, every sing of republican would say yes, sir, and vote for it. >> jesse: we are not selling, we are on a shopping spree, where have you been? republicans aren't blindly obeying trump, they are respecting the 80 million voters who put him in office. even joy reed's colleagues say these hoaxes aren't clicking. >> there is an ease and using some of this rhetoric that is applauded by people who are allowed on social media platforms when it's like it is an oligarchy, m1 is calling it a tech oligarchy, we are all talking about fascism. it's not that they are not issues, it's just that that message was not connecting with a majority of the public. >> jesse: the message isn't connecting because it is made up. trump is not a dictator, government fraud is real and they love the te

obama's. is joe going to write another book or produce netflix hits like michelle?ormer first lady is doing a dating show for seniors. maybe after doug e. fresh made a move on dr. jill, i.c.e. wants w toan be the next golden bachelo. but joe is not just taking meetings in l.a. i but met the a dnc chair, straight white man can martin. mr. martin's first order of business is the head of thine party fact-checkers. >> for the democratic party, tht first 100 days we have to do and stand up to the war room to make sure that we are stamping misinformation and misinformation campaign of theee republican party. what we mean by a war room is to make sure to take on misinformation and dis-nf information take these folks oni real-time and war room is not just about going on the offense about donald trump b y defining who we are as a party, giving a people a sense in this country against the democratic party is they are party. we haven't forgotten about them >> jesse: mr. merchant should tell chuck schumer to knock offh the props. jon stewart beat t him to the punch. >> your res

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i will never say anything to those contrary to what such a wise person as barack obama has said he is. he and michelle you know, when you have these events, sort of the leaders go off to their board meetings and then the spouses, if they're attending, they do something interesting. and so he and lot of angela as husband, who's a wonderful man and we call him the professor because he's a professor they had their own little role ship and fun together. what do you these days doing that maybe you didn't get a chance to do as chancellor you're really enjoying. so that's the personal. and the more serious question. your book is titled freedom. we've been talking a lot about the the passage, the that you traveled from a country that was less free to leaving, a country that was more free, but also seeing the costs and pressures and tensions and different definitions of freedom. why did you call your book freedom? and after all this incredible experience, how do you think about freedom and what's the definition that is meaningful to you? moment that's what let me start with the second question. if i may. freed

barack obama took away scholarship programs for children in dc while at the same time he and michellewere, dc school, poor black minority students were getting kicked out of that school. the democrat party is beholden to teachers union, this would break, block granting this, giving vouchers to parents. this is how you break that cartel. charlie:the ones who suffer the most are the ones democrats claim to care about. rachel: during covid we saw that. let's turn to your headlines with a fox news order, trump's special mission envoy, richard grenell securing the release of six american hostages after he was in venezuela, those hostages, being accused of plotting a coup. rick grenell posting this photo with americans writing they just spoke to donald trump and couldn't stop thanking him. to venezuela, must accept deported criminal migrants including gang members, can't wait to speak to him on how that conversation went. democrats are set to elect to their new party leader today after losing control of the white house and congress in the 2024 election. the dnc chair election after house mi