mr. obama, do you have a heart?nvite you to stay with us in the hospital for one night, just one night. i am sure that this will change history one hundred percent , mr. obama. do you have a heart the united states will always be behind this country when it comes to the security of israel. this is a necessity not only based on our security and economic interests but also based on common values ​​and good relations between the two nations. it has two countries. in 2014, the zionist regime arrested dr. gilbert for his anti-israeli statements banned from entering gaza for the rest of his life. dr. gilbert said about this: when a pen, a camera becomes a security threat, we are facing a regime that. he was afraid of only one thing (reality) . he asked for the hands facing the sky, prayers and good mood whispers. whoever you are, wherever you are, when you come to the shrine, the situation changes and you take your needs . no one has left here empty-handed. ok, it's a different thing , it's very different here from the ot

mr. obama, do you have a heart?nvite you to stay with us in the hospital for one night, just one night. i am sure that this will change history one hundred percent. mr. obama, do you have a heart? the united states will always be behind this country when it comes to the security of israel. this is a necessity not only based on our security and economic interests but also based on the common values ​​of good relations between the two nations that the two countries have. in 2014, the zionist regime dr. gilbert banned him from entering gaza for life because of his anti-israeli statements. dr. gilbert said about this: when a camera pen becomes a security threat. we are facing a regime that is afraid of only one thing, the truth. qaiser aminpour in the book bibal pridan, we like people like this.

aides characterized as mr obama's grave concern that mr biden could lose to former president donaldhorized to speak publicly, said that mr obama has always been worried about a biden loss. you see signs of worry everywhere. jill biden is being forced to destroy the first lady of the united states distinguished brand by playing the nazi germany card. >> history teaches us us that democracies don't disappear overnight. a book band, a court decision, a don't say a gay law. before world war ii i'm told berlin was the center of 2slgbtqi+'s culture in europe. one group of people loses their rights and then another and then another. until one morning you wake up and you no longer live in a democracy. >> jesse: when you are making the first lady compare your rival to hitler, you are desperate. and we've laid out a list of the hoaxes. dictator on day one, but blast, inject bleach. not a sign of confidence. we saw this at nbc, former rnc chair woman fired after one day on the job because hosts revolted. a trump republican cannot be given a seat of the table. there cannot be debate, there cann

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to use their credit cards just to buy basics at the grocery store the truth of the matter is what mr obamamay want to try to tell mr biden to do is the truth is should say i was i will some very proactive steps like doing something about closing up the border the problem is this administration is committed to the very, very far left they don't have the flexibility i am sitting here watching in primary after primary where hundreds of thousands of their voters are saying anyone but joe because joe is not far left crazy enough this is the problem it's a dumpster fire whisper all you want mr obama but it's not going to work. >> sean: jimmy carter to point a may be even worse if that's possible anyway thank you great to see you we appreciate it coming up an update the princess of wales kate middleton announcing she has cancer more details we check in with the to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and

the camera of mr. obama and mr. trump openly said that we created mrs. hilary kalim as the presidential candidate as the number two in the american ruling body and announced that we came to advance our goals against our enemies and rivals and even against our own countries. we created them as proxy soldiers let us be the leaders of american nationalism in the world's violence. well, you see, it is not possible for a terrorist incident to happen in the world anymore, even in this volume , we had similar incidents in our own country , we had them twice in shiraz, just a few minutes ago , we had similar incidents in kerman. it has been from the beginning of the victory of the islamic revolution until today, in these 45 years , and this is enough for the two lines of announcements that are attributed to isis and they put it on the neck of an isis that has no geography today. well, you know that soleimani martyr is one of the honors and efforts that to make himself his comrade was to deprive him of the geography of isis taking the same geography as these supp

ones who are willing to give it to the president of the united states in front of the camera of mr obama and mr. trump publicly said that we created mrs. hillary clinton as a presidential candidate as the number two in the american ruling body and announced that we came to advance our own goals against our enemies and rivals and even against our own countries. we created these groups so that as our proxy soldiers , they could advance the national interests of the united states in the conflicts of the world. well, you see, it is impossible for a terrorist incident to happen in the world, even in this volume, as we had a similar incident in our own country. we had a time in shiraz just a few minutes ago in kerman we had and other similar incidents from the beginning of the victory of the islamic revolution until today in these 45 years and let it be enough for the two lines of the announcement that are attributed. it can be attributed to isis and they will blame it on an isis that has no geography today. well, you know that one of the honors and hardships of martyr soleimani was to take th

mr. obamaef of staff and aides to strategize and lay advice. this level of engagement illustrates support for mr. biden and one of his senior aides characterize as mr. obama's grave concern that mr. biden could lose to former president donald j. trump. with that, let's wring in our panel katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com. byron york political correspondent washington examiner and axios political reporter stef kite. byron, we have been talking about this level of concern about r.f.k. jr. but it's coming into kind of context as you see more and more of these polls matching our fox news poll tonight. >> and it was striking when we polled a two-way race and trump is five points ahead of joe biden. and then we polled a five way race and trump is five points ahead of joe biden. it just didn't change. i think one of the things that we haven't paid maybe enough attention to is joe biden's job approval rating is stuck in a very low range. his approval rating now is 41%. it has bounced around in

mr obama , who served in meeting.e house from 2009 to 2017, smiled and waved before entering number 10 around half an hour ago, a whitehall source saying that he's there for an informal meeting with rishi sunak whilst he's in town. for the very latest top stories, do sign up for gb news alerts. scan that qr code on the screen right now to gb news .com/ now or go to gb news .com/ alerts . alerts. >> for stunning gold and silver coins, you'll always value rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report, so here's a quick snapshot then of today's markets. >> and the pound will buy you $1.2728 and ,1.1690. the price of gold is £1,696.97 an ounce, and the ftse 100 is at 7716 points. >> rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . report. >> and thank you very much, polly. coming up, we'll be heanng polly. coming up, we'll be hearing from the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, on how labour will deal with illegal immigrants coming to the uk. she's been speaking to our political editor, chris

mr. obama's deputy during his presidency. these differences are becoming more public , becoming clearer and being brought to the public stage , which is putting pressure on israel under netanyahu's burden. these pressures do not go away and go their own way. mr. biden is under intense pressure from the zionist regime, that you do not support us, that they are attacking us from all sides, and there is a lot of pressure on us, and public opinion is against us. mr. trump is leading it by severely questioning mr. biden and holding him responsible for the defeat of israel and the wars in the region. they know these pressures on mr. carter's statement that he is obliged to defend the existence of the zionist regime. and support, and he has clearly stated this many times that we will do whatever is necessary to defend israel. therefore , we cannot expect that mr. biden and his government or any other government in america, if they feel that the future of the zionist regime is not secure or that its security is not secure, they will

mr. obama's deputy during his presidency. these differences are becoming more public, they are becoming clearer and it is being brought to the public stage that what is putting pressure on israel, netanyahu will not succumb to these pressures and will go his own way, so mr. biden is under intense pressure from the zionist regime that you don't support us, that they are attacking us from all sides, and there is a lot of pressure on us, and public opinion is against us, on the other hand, inside the united states, there is an opposing current, which is now mr. trump. he is leading to severely questioning mr. biden and holding him responsible for the defeat of israel and the wars in the region. these pressures on mr. it weighs heavily, but on the other hand, mr. biden 's loss of the support of the zionist lobby in the upcoming elections will make him, according to mr. carter, feel obliged to defend and support the existence of the zionist regime and he has clearly stated many times that we will do whatever is necessary to defend

mr. obama of course has visited before during his term in office.eron was prime minister when he was at the white house. still to come on the world today, let me put in's victory lap. the russian president addressed his supporters after h landslide victory granting him a fifth term. and we g on -- and we go on board one of the warships sent to the red sea to protect merchant fleets from houthi rebels. around the world and across the u.k., this is the world today on bbc news. ♪ maryam: president putin has been addressing supporters in moscow's red square after his landslide win in russia's presidential election over the beacon. he won more than 87% of the vote, but with no real opposition. the rally was held to mark the tent in a verse three of russia's illegal annexation of crimea. standing alongside the three loyalist candidates who were allowed to run against him, president putin said that hand in hand, russians will move forward. western countries have condemned the election as neither free nor fair. the u.s. has called incredibly undemocratic. p

mrs. obama supports president biden and vice president kamala harris campaign. she does intend to help as she did in 2020. >>> authorities are questioning the owners of a vaping business after an explosion in clinton township, michigan >> reporter: the continual explosion sounded like the fourth of july finale, but thei wasthis was the real thing >> when you first get to the scene, you realize the enormity of it and your vehicle a mile or two away shaking as you approach the scene. you're like, what we getting ourselves into >> reporter: but they had no idea until they got there, the flying shrapnel was beyond anything they could handle >> we made the decision early on, we have to back out. there is no way we can put somebody this close to the scene, even when we're at a distance, these things are flying over a quarter mile away. debris field probably over a half-mile in every direction >> reporter: the problem for everyone was the hundreds of flammable containers inside, recently delivered and clearly not legal to go into the retail store front the city approve

mr. biden's age and mental fitness for the job, some democrats have speculated that michelle obama could be a potential replacement. tonight, in a statement to nbc news, her office saying the former first lady, quote, will not be running for president, and that mrs. obama supports president joe biden and vice president kamala harris' re-election campaign >> and garrett, there is another major headline tonight that could impact the balance of power in the narrow democratic majority in the senate >> reporter: that's right, lester. the former democrat turned independent kyrsten sinema of arizona announcing today she will not seek re-election democrats have the narrowest path to maintain control of the upper chamber this year sinema's departure from this race makes that path all the more complicated in a marquee race >> all right, garrett, thank you. >>> and there's another senate seat we're keeping a close eye on tonight after the death of senator dianne feinstein, there's a high wattage campaign for her seat in california jacob soboroff is there tonight. what's at play in this race, jacob?

obamu mr obama it's just not goingk. to work.t's jimmy carter, 2.0. >> maybe even worse, if that'sef possible. see you anyway, tammy, thank you. great to see a horse. thank you. while appreciate it. all right. coming up, an update. ane princess of wales, kate middleton announcing she has cancer. more details. we'll check in wit canceh our ml team straight ahead. for nearly a decade, i served in the navy supporting seal teams. today, i run several outdoors with fellow special operations veterans. our mobile app connects customers with hunting, fishing and other outdoor experiences. american technology has been essential to our growth. but some in washington want to stifle the technology. small businesses like ours depend on this misguided agenda will empower foreign adversaries, threaten national security and, destroy jobs. our leaders need to strengthen, not weaken, american technology . >> hello, i'm former arkansas governor mike huckabee. lot of times you can't control the amount of sleep that you're getting. you can't fall asl

mr. obama says he has been moved over the years by americans who share stories about the ac a and how it affected their lives. he also says there's much more that can be done to improve the healthcare system. >>> in honor of the 14th anniversary, house speaker nancy pelosi held a round table. a birthday cake was front and center at the event. congresswoman pelosi was joined by local and state health leaders, all praising what the act made possible, as well as the rocky journey to the passage. >> we could never have passed it or saved it without the outside mobilization. inside maneuvering just takes us so far, but the outside mobilization, people weighing in, patient groups, families, organizations, nuns to save us from the bishops. >> speakers included the director of san francisco's department of health. health leaders in the biden administration as well as the president himself have vowed to protect and improve the act. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge right now. the cost of crossin

mr obama, of course, has visited before during his term in office.e white house. still to come on the world today: vladimir putin's victory lap. he addressed supporters in red square after a landslide victory, earning a fifth term. we go on board the uss dwight eisenhower, one of the more ships sent to protect merchant ships from houthi rebels. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. president putin has been addressing supporters in moscow's red square after his landslide win in russia's presidential election at the weekend. he won more than 87% of the vote, but with no real opposition because of the kremlin's strict control on the media and protestors. the rally was held to mark the tenth anniversary of russia's illegal annexation of crimea. standing alongside the three loyalist candidates who were allowed to run against him, president putin said that "hand in hand, russians will move forward". western countries have condemned the election as neitherfree norfair — the us has called it "incredibly undemocratic". presi

how many first ladies besides mrs. obama have ancestry that includes african-american heritage, to your knowledge, no one else to my knowledge. don't. michelle obama was such a you know, like i said, huge leap forward from where we were before. but not only was she the first who was a descendant of enslaved people in the south, but some of her ancestors were white. and so she's also an example of this history of how african-american women were sexually abused by their owners and had babies and she descendent from one of those individuals. so she she also has white ancestry. hey, next, we have a question from john, who's asking if you could comment on the views of ida sexton mckinley toward her african-american neighbors and servants at the white house that her neighbors that i can't do i haven't done as much research on ida mckinley on this particular issue. but i will dig into that one, too. excellent. our next question is from sally in tampa, florida. first lady hillary clinton certainly did important work towards human ri

maria: i saw open letter on twitter, dear mr. obama british public we would like to politely request you f-off to whenever sinister island you have flown into from private jet people in british mad. >> from brexit vote when he told people how to vote for this we've seen that a biden administration won't engage with uk no trade deal so much for special relationship long dead. >> a great point interest came in said guesss who is first in line for trade deal uk. >> a short break expecting a rate decision from federal reserve, today, and jay powell commentary about rate cuts potentially 2:30 eastern former kansas city federal reserve president thomas hoenig here june the month to focus on you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ me and my friends ♪ ♪ life is better with the credit gods are on your side. rewards once available to the few are now accessible to the many. credit one bank. get cash back rewards, and live large. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i

mr. obamao win the first round of the game, so there's a watch party at my residence tomorrow. i'm very excited. >> all right, former usf coach kyle smith led thompson's cougars to the first tournament since 2008. cougars trailing by one. isaiah puts wsu back in front. a break. 40 seconds left. bulldogs down two. get the ball to kevin overton in the corner. and he loses it out of bounds on the turnover. washington state won it 66-61. they'll play two seeded iowa state in the second round. the pac-12 now 4-0 in this tournament. pete's coffee in the city over on eighth street had a few extra customer this is afternoon thanks to a visit from warriors owner and steve kerr. >> all right, steve, i've always wanted to know, how do you like your coffee? >> black, a little bit of cream, occasional latte, you know, if i'm going to spoil myself, but i'm an everyday morning cup of coffee guy for sure. >> the tallest barista i've ever seen. >> yeah, he's doing a good job back there. i don't think anybody's

mr obama of course has visited before during his term in office — david cameron and gordon brown werehings. in the uk, generally, correct me if i'm wrong, or they might leon, generally get a bit of a bounce and criticism as leaders tends to shakily, but i'm sure i get in trouble with some but how is obama viewed there in the us now? that’s viewed there in the us now? that's the same thing _ viewed there in the us now? that's the same thing that _ viewed there in the us now? that's the same thing that happens i viewed there in the us now? that's the same thing that happens here i the same thing that happens here when a president leaves office, people forget about what they didn't like about the president and barack obama is extremely popular right now and his wife, michelle obama, is even more popular. there are lots of rumours and in conservative made of michelle obama is going to replace joe biden on the ballot, but that is not going to happen. i’m joe biden on the ballot, but that is not going to happen.— not going to happen. i'm glad you clarified that — not going to happen. i'm gl

writing president biden making regular calls to former president barack obama to talk about family mr. obamaking calls to his own -- his own to jeffrey, the white house chief of staff to top aides at biden campaign strategize i spoke asking about any plans to campaign in new york city here is what he said. >> he going to do rally in south bronx i think one maybe at madison square garden too i think we have a chance new york changed a lot last two years me of might having all over the street living on madison avenue i mean, it is nothingo nobody can believer what happened to new york people are new york are angry people that would have never voted for me because i am a republican the democrats -- i think going to vote for me i think giving new york a heavy shot they are very unhappy in new york what is happening in happy with the crime take a look at the crime in new york record levels. >> karoline that was february president trump told me he wanted to make a big deal at madison square garden now you see joe biden going to radio city music hal. >> taking a page out of the book if migrant cris

the new york times that was quoting that mr obama has always, always been wary about a biden loss soht at it he is prepared to even out alongside his former vice president in election i could come down to slim states. how worried are democrats? >> we wish there was a bigger margin. this is tight as a tech and they said this is going to get even tighter. president obama is really no different than the rest of us hoping that the election was tomorrow and we would win and have a cyber leaf. it is hard to say and there's two people that know what it's like to run for reelection as democrats bill clinton and barack obama. they are resources and they happen to also be friends they've known each other for decades i think they have insights i can be shared and hoping for the better and i think joe biden wants them. >> shannon: there is worry on the gop side of the ticket as well. reporting six months before the early boat -- votes are cast between trump and biden, charms or pumpkin party has little dem -- infrastructure to speak of and this is stark. >> comes a time when you have the biting

just a courtesy visit, apparently mr. obama was in london doing some business and there you can see him leaving 10 downing street. a lot of this -- okay. so now all this information is out there and axios has got some great reporting on this. a lot of it is key to the fact that over the last week or so we have gotten a look at the transcript of special counsel robert hur wants interview with joe biden. and it showed just exactly how hurt joe biden was when that man right there, barack obama, said, you know what, joe, i'm sorry, but i'm going to go with hillary clinton because i think she is going to do a better job. and joe biden himself said to robert hur, he thought that at that point he felt that he, joe biden, could win; however, barack obama felt that hillary clinton would be the next president. and, of course, that didn't work out for her. >> lawrence: seems like there also some execute any when it comes to the foreign policy of joe biden. they thought back in the day -- i think it was like 15 years ago, my first politica

mrs. obama supports president joe biden and vice president kamala harris' re-election campaign.swift did last cycle and today she reentered the fray, urging supporters to vote, quote: the people who most represent you into power. >> president biden has set a possible endorsement by taylor swift is classified? how disappointed is he that she is telling people to vote but not for him? >> going to be very careful. we are talking about 2024. and so i can't comment on what taylor swift is saying or not saying. >> peter: and even though tonight is expected to go very well for president biden, he is in for the night. don't expect to see him on stage thanking democrats in the primary states for voting for him nothing on the schedule for the rest of tonight or for that matter tomorrow. >> bret: peter doocy on the north lawn. first result of the night right now. fox news decision desk predicts that president biden will win the mail-in democratic primary in iowa. not a shocker but it's definitive. please join us for our super tuesday coverage it. all starts 7:00 p.m. eastern time right aft

mrs. obama's superpowers, of which there are many, but one of the things that when we all vote is rooted in celebrity co-chairs, our ambassadors, leaders from the entertainment base and sports base to have conversations around voting to engage and galvanize people in the power of voting. that's a big presence this year. >> executive director of when we all vote, beth lynk, thank you. >> jen, thank you as well. >>> coming up -- >> what is it you want? >> to be able to talk again. >> talk! are you insane? why didn't you think of that before you turned me into lady cool birth, that person i am now? >> ow. >> that is diane lane in "feud, capote versus the swans" about capote's fallout with six manhattan socialites. diane joins us next to talk about her role and what to expect from tonight's season finale. i can't wait. i am obsessed. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ight back. kayak. no way. why would i use kayak to compare hundreds of travel sites at once? kayak. i like to do things myself. i do my own searching. it isn't efficient. use kayak. i can't trust anything else to

yeah. would be mrs. obama, michelle obama.she's. would be mrs. statement >> but she's put out a statement saying she's not going to do it under circumstance. under any circumstance. >> politician denies >> oh, every politician denies doing they do it. >> but people are watching this and god, got an and think, god, we've got an issue rishi sunak. he issue with rishi sunak. he didn't even get endorsed tory didn't even get endorsed by tory mps. of the united mps. the president of the united states by anybody. states isn't elected by anybody. >> a second. no, >> well, hang on a second. no, it'll wait till the democratic convention. point is convention. i mean, the point is they've it because they've both got it because they've both got it because they've largest they've got the largest number of electoral votes. of electoral college votes. however, there has be an however, there has to be an actual convention at which the people when he says people that's when he says hawaii yes no or puerto hawaii says yes or no or puerto rico. be rico. but but ther

mr. chair, even president obama's own e.p.a.as no widespread systemic effects on water drinking sources in the united states of america. no evidence practice is dangerous. to say anything else is simply fear mongering to the american people. and pampering to the radical left that would rather have us rely on iran, russia, and venezuela for our energy needs. and, mr. chair, one last thing.e sanctions off iran. iran is now making $90 billion because of those sanctions taken off. where do you think -- who do you think is funding the war israel? iran. the top sponsor of terrorism. took the sanctions off. we prode united states of america it's a win-win, mr. chair. it's the safest, cleanest, it employs american technology, american resources, american jobs. it helps american families. american communities. we do it bert than anybody else, mr. -- better than anybody else, mr. chair. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman■[■innesota reserves. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. kamlager-dove: i ask unanimous co

the "new york times" quoting an aide said mr. obamaquote but always been worried about it by not lost the eight ad and he is prepared to seek it out alongside his former vice president in election they could come down to slim margins and handful of states. how worried are democrats? >> we wish there was a bigger margin per this is tight as a tick as mark said this is going to get even tighter. president obama is probably no different than the rest of us we wish the election were tomorrow we wish we would win we could all have a sigh of relief. but it is hard to say. there are two people in the world and understand what it is like to run for reelection as democrats. bill clinton and barack obama. they are resources they happen to also be friends of these men they've known each other for decades. i think they have insights that can be shared and hopefully for the better. i think joe biden wants them. shannon: there is worry on the gop site is a ticket as well put ap reporting six months before the first or late votes are cast in the gene

clinton, mr. obama, and the president's celebrating with the campaign says, is a record $25 plus million dollar hall. it's also expected to be just the beginning of president biden's predecessors campaigning on his behalf now the reasons seem pretty obvious why it's underscored, but the latest cnn poll, a poll showing no clear leader, but president biden facing three point deficit. that in chronically low job approval numbers are part of the reason why democrats tonight and ahead in the campaign hoped to press the fundraising advantage they've had so far over the trump campaign. former president meantime, drawing a contrast to the glitzy fundraiser spending his afternoon just the east on long island at the wake of a murdered new york police officer, we'll have more on that in a moment. first, cnn's mj lee outside the biden obama, clinton event. what is the scene that you're seeing out there? >> yeah as you can imagine, anderson just tons of security and at one point earlier in the evening, probably a co

it's not a war, they said , if it's a war, it's a civil war, and so on and so forth, not only obama here , mrs here, of course, the predecessor obama, bush, jr., here and, and berlusconi and so on, their whole bunch of these people who are very they treated putin's identity with respect and piety. kyiv launched international activities to form a coalition in support of ukraine. the prime minister with a reputation as a pro-western politician had good contacts in western capitals. forming a coalition of countries that would... help ukraine, this was one of the most important tasks for the diplomatic service, this is one thing, and the second is opposition to russia, and although russia officially at that time did not want to talk with the government of arseniy yatsenyuk, did not want to talk with ukraine in general, they did not want to recognize us, they believed that it was a uh putsch and they would n't talk to this new government, then there was no talk of such... sending, for example, weapons, we didn't talk about it yet, we just didn't understand what, what, how , how, what kind of help,

street today for private talks with the prime minister in what's been described as a courtesy visit, mr obamad two terms in the white house from 2009 to 2017, a whitehall source has told us. at gb news, president obama was there for an informal meeting and they discussed the work of the obama foundation . the former the obama foundation. the former president was in downing street for about an hour now. the former environment minister, zac goldsmith , has been banned from goldsmith, has been banned from driving for a year. it's after he was caught breaking the speed limit seven separate times, driving in london between april and november last year. the conservative peer was also caught speeding on two motorways, most recently in december in his hybrid electric car. december in his hybrid electric can he december in his hybrid electric car. he pleaded guilty to all the offences and was fined 5500 pounds. as well as being ordered to pay a surcharge of 2000 plus costs . now nine police officers costs. now nine police officers have been recognised for their incredible bravery , risking incredible

reading about some of the things that were said and obama said to a protester, he says you can't just talk and not listen. that's what the other side does. well mr's exactly what msnbc does toat's republicans. they do all the talking and they won't listen. in the end, donald trump will out raise biden by just havingto people at his club, having dinner with him because people are fascinated with him. bid they know he's not going to stumble or mumble or any of thae other stuff. when biden talksr wi about beinn an inflection point in history, we are. crime is out of control, it cos $10,000 more every year to live and people are fed up with it.ht i think that, i want to close og this, is that there is a video of governor hogle getting y rejected todayea at the funeralw home oanf slain officer diller d it's because people are fed up. fed up with the talk. people talking the talk and not walking the walk, and there she is leaving the funeral home.ed p >> are you fed up, kennedy? >> i'm deeply entertained by all of this. i thinmek if. president biden l, in the fall, they can look at yesterday and go well maybely that's why e. if you hold the two screen

mr. obama's eight years. black, gay men, covered up by fake news, bombings. e is running, this is obama's third term. obama has joe biden look like an idiot and is destroying our country. now, obama made lying legal. you people are pure cowards by not mentioning obama made lying hr 243, he signed a 2013 hr 243. it made lying legal. why are all of you communist fake news not mentioning that that's mark in michigan. this is irene in littleton colorado. good morning. caller: i want to say i am voting for biden. i'm an independent who believes in logic. he is bringing our country south. not north. and i don't get why we even allow him to run. he has all these charges against him. host: what does it mean to bringthe country south and not north? caller: caller: the south is -- caller: the south is going down and the north isi'm struggling financially myself. it's all because of trump. i blame it on him. when i see the democrats running our country it seemrth and not south. host: alvin, democrat, good morning. caller: how are you doing today? host: good. caller: they

about some of things that were said, and obama said to a protester, he says, you know, you can't just talk and not listen. that's what the other side does. well, mrent, obama, that's exactly what msnbc does to republicans. they do all the talking, and they won't listen. and in the end, donald trump will out raise biden by just having people at his club, having dinner with him, because people are fascinated with him. they know he is not going to stumble or mumble or any of that other stuff. and biden talks about we are at an infection point in history. we are. the country is being overrun, crime is out of control, cost $10,000 more every year to live, and people are fed up with it, and i think -- i want to close on this -- is that there is video of governor hochul apparently getting rejected today at the funeral home of slain officer diller, and it is because people are fed up. they are fed up with the talk feared people talking the talk and not walking the walk. and there she is leaving the funeral home. >> jesse: are you fed up, kennedy? >> kennedy: i am actually deeply entertained by all of it. i think if president biden loses in the fall, they

sanders voters didn't vote for secretary clinton by -- secretary clinton voters did vote for barack obama. mrwill need those votes to win in november, and a lot of people say no, never vote for him under any circumstance. christian: nikki haley's not signaled at this point what she is going to do past super tuesday, although those in the know would say there is no advertising booked past today. anthony: i think it does, because if she stays in the race as a never trumper or somebody that is convincing her constituents not to vote for trump, it is a big impediment to him winning. remember, he can't win the popular vote in the united states and the democracy of the united states has changed since 2016 and even 2020. --demography of the united states has changed since 2016 and even 2020. his only path through the presidency is through the swing stat, and if ambassador haley can convince those people to stay away from him, joe biden will win the election. christian: if you were to say to people after january 6 that this is where we would be on super tuesday 2024, i'm not sure they would have beli

obama, becoming. are these revelatory? mr. ada: you know, i have not i have read, of those, michelle obama's becoming. actually, my colleague at the new york times katie rogers has just written a book about first ladies. peter: she has been on this program. mr. lozada: first ladies, i believe from hillary clinton to the president and the evolution of that role. i saw an early version of the book and i would recommend it. what i liked about "becoming" is that it showed michelle obama's reluctance to really engage fully in barack obama's political life and aspirations. sheo be a good lawyer and they could just have a nice life living in chicago. there's one moment where i think she asks him, when will this be enough? like how much ambition do you need to have? and so i always think of that when i hear these rumors that michelle obama might run for president one day. she did not seem to care much, or share political aspirations at least early on. peter: carlos lozada in "the washington book," here is a brief description of to vice

mr. obama's eight year black, gay men, covered up by n. now, he i's third term. pure cowards byag legal. hr 243, he sdexecutive order, h. it made lying legal. why are all of you communist obama made lying legal? host: that's mark in michigan. this is irene in littleton, good morning. caller: i want to say i am voting for biden. in logic.dependent i don't believe in trumps logic. he is bringing our country south. not north. and i don't get why we even allow him to run. he has all these charges against him. host: what does it mean to bring the country south and not north? caller: caller: the south is -- caller: the and the north is going up. i'm struggling financially myself. it's all because of trump. i blame it on him. when i see the democrats running it seems to be going north and not south. host: alvin, democrat, good morning. caller: how are you doing today? host: good. caller: they were talking about president obama. i think he did ok. i think the country is so separated should just try to get along and look at the real cause of what's going on with the natio

president obama. >> yes. >> he won two terms. >> mr. biden didn't agree with when he was vice president. >> ben rhodes texted me this picture of wisconsin in 2012 with the -- two days before the election and there were a sea of young people out there, hundres of thousands of young people. i don't think in the head-to-head polling this is the issue showing up but this is an issue for activists, for organizers, an issue for young folks and this is going to be a turnout direction and they want a new direction for our nation and what's going on. everyone agrees hamas is a terrorist organization. what they did on october 7th was brutal and should be condemned. the point is now, it's time to get a permanent cease-fire and release of the hostages and the president can do it with one call he can do it. >> well, we'll see. but on what you just went to from policy to politics, you are a biden campaign surrogate. >> proudly. >> proudly you say. in announcing the air drops, i want to play this sound bite for you because this is what president biden

mr. chair, given the obama administration's bureau management tried to regulate fracking. ultimately stopped this effort in the decision u.s. district said, quote, congress has not delegated to the department of the interior the authority to regulateulic fracturing. the b.l.m.'s efforts to do so through the fracking rule is excess of its statutory authority and contrary to law, end quote. mr. chair, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves of the the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. kamlager-dove: i want to say in 2015 the obama administration published a rule regulating fracking on public lands. i should mention that the rule was not a ban on fracking but a commonsense requirement that companies disclose what chemicals they are using. it would alsod storage protocols for wastewater, barriers between wells and water zones, and the disclosure of the location ofdie protections for the public. the rule was challenged in the district court of wyoming, struck down, and appealed. the district courtyoming read the safe drinking water acts exclusion

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that you mentioned in your new book is reggie bush talking about president obama saying john kennedy carried his own bags. mrlozada: that's right, reggie love. reggie bush, the wonderful running back who gave my running game fighting irish fits. but yes reggie love who wrote a memoir called, "power forward." he was obama's body man, his personal aid. in his first presidential campaign in obama's first presidential campaign love forgot to bring obama's briefcase on thethat is a huge no-no that is one of your main jobs. he was afraid he was going to get fired. annoyed and reggie love explains one of the reasons obama was annoyed, he liked to be seen carrying his bags off of the plane. and he said to him, jfk carried his own bags. to me, that little moment captured so much about how carefully obama felt he had to curate and manage his public image. to the extent that he would've rely on our most mythologized past president to try and shape the way people saw him. host: do so-called washington books become bestsellers, and are they read outside of d.c.? mr. lozada: a lot of them do not. i think that publishers s

mr obama served two terms in the white house between 2009 and 2017. whitehall source told gb news he was there for an informal meeting with the two, discussing the work of the obama foundation , now the former foundation, now the former environment minister, zac goldsmith, has been banned from driving for a year. it's after he was caught breaking the speed limit. seven separate times, driving in london between april and november last year. the conservative peer was also caught speeding on two motorways, most recently in december in his electric hybrid car. december in his electric hybrid can he december in his electric hybrid car. he pleaded guilty to all the offences and was fined 5500 pounds and ordered to pay a surcharge of 2000, as well as costs . meanwhile, we could see costs. meanwhile, we could see flying taxis taking to the skies in two years under the government's new drones plan, the department for transport is proposing flying taxis without pilots on board by 2030 as part of its future of flight action plan. it says the plan would mean the