mr. obama can't get enough of being fawned over by the mainstream liberal media and entertainer activists like jon stewart, who act as agents of president's agenda. >>> and the nfl commissioner surprised a few people. the nfl considered the nfl's report paid for by the nfl, and chose to support the nfl, upholding the nfl's four-game suspension of new england patriot quarterback tom brady. we'll take up why that does not appear to many to be fair and balanced with some of the best attorneys in the business. lis wiehl and mercedes colwin. what's next for brady and the nfl? >>> our top story, new reports the obama administration's nuclear deal with iran is a little more than what could be a tragic joke. officials confirming to the associated press tonight that iran refuses to permit u.s. inspectors in iran that the ayatollah wants instead iranians to collect their own soil samples and international inspectors apparently have agreed to that incredible arrangement. the revelation as the president's

mr. obama made history the moment he stepped off air force one and became the first president to visit the country while in office. the next two days are likely to include more historics firsts, but the president's agenda is focused on the region's future. >> another landmark, fresh on the heels of this historic trip to kenya, president obama touched down sunday, becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit ethiopia. a milestone africa watchers say is long overdue. >> this is a key partner for the u.s. on a variety of economic, political, and strategic security issues. it's a country that needs to be engaged. >> the second most populace nation in africa with more than 90 million people, ethiopia also bolts sub sahara's fastest growing economy. market potential china has been cultivating aggressively, pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into roads dams and other infrastructure, including high profile projects like addis ababa right railway. >> i think of the president and u.s. generall

mr. obamacredibly, blaming republicans for not providing enough money to the irs to allow it to do its job, and a stunning new poll shows big trouble, big trouble for hillary clinton in key swing states. we have all of those numbers that should be raising concern within the democratic party and her campaign, and again, incredibly, all of this is not picture perfect for even the 16 person field of republican candidates either. and two of the republican candidates who insist donald trump, well, be somewhat cautious, tone it down, they are the ones who should be afraid tonight. it appears mr. trump has discovered twitter. we'll have more on the 2016 campaign, reagan white house director ed rollins joins us. >>> and our top story tonight, the shocking lack of transparency by the obama administration on the nuclear deal with iran. two republican lawmakers claim iran struck secret side deals with the u.n. nuclear team, deals that the obama administration is aware of, of course, but not trying to reve

mr. obama weighs if on bill cosby. >> i'll say this --. >> pelley: deadly flooding in the south. we'll have the search for the missing. how a jailed mexican drug lord went to the shower and made a clean getaway.u and america discovers a new world. pluto's day in the sun. >> this i captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today president obama gave a spirited defense of the nuclear deal with iran, even as republicans surround to kill it. under the agreement, iran will be barred from building a nuclear weapon for at least ten years, and in exchange the sanctions that have crippled iran's economy will be lifted. the president said rejecting the deal could lead to an arms race and major garrett begins our coverage. >> i can say with confidence but more importantly nuke her experts can say with confidence, that iran will not be in a position to develop a nuclear bomb. we will have met our number-one priority. >> reporter: the president tried to instill

mr. obama also addressed concerns that billions of dollars in unfrozen iranian assets could flow to the oppressive syrian regime of bashar al assad or terrorist groups like hezbollah or hamas. >> is the incremental, additional money that they've got to try to destabilize the region or send proxy, is that more important than preventing iran from getting a nuclear weapon? no. >> reporter: the president said his successor will be in a stronger position to deny iran a nuclear weapon than he's been in for most of his presidency. and scott, the commander-in- chief said from his vantage point the only other option to a diplomatic resolution with iran on this nuclear question is another war in the middle east. >> pelley: major, thanks. the chief critic of the deal is israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who told us today that iran is a "terror machine." he reserved israel's right to take military action. netanyahu said iran might cheat in any number of ways, including stockpiling uranium ore, whic

mr. obama giving the republicans an earful, he claimed that they lacked seriousness and the coram and honesty. there are a few politicians who do lack those qualities from time to time. we have to admit and that is why we are taking all of that up in the president's efforts to sell his nuclear deal tonight and also talking with mike leigh. also tonight new developments on the 2016 presidential campaign trail come including the rarest of political creatures and a populist. and that includes a few political advantages and new polls confirm that he is also leading in most of those recent polls. so when will the republican establishment began to acknowledge donald trump as the 2016 frontrunner? conservative commentator ann coulter and political analysts ed rollins among our guests. and turkey is complicating an already complicated middle east. unexpectedly launching raids against the kurds when the expectation had been that they would be fighting the islamic state. not only against the islamic stat

netenyahu took the wrong track, that he was antagonizing in their view mr. obama, and that lead mr. a to pursue this deal even further, and in their deal agree to certain, i guess agreements with iran that he may not have otherwise. so there's a lot of anger being directed at mr. netenyahu for not preventing this deal from going ahead. >> imtiaz from jerusalem. ali velshi is here. you just spent several weeks in tehran. it's interesting that president obama is being criticized over the deal here in the united states. we hear that netenyahu is getting some stack from some of his people there. what about the leader in iron? will he will hailed as a hero or someone that didn't stand strong against the u.s. >> generally speaking they have been in favor of this deal. it's ramadan right now, so nothing happens during the day, but there is anticipation there will be celebration in the streets. there has been some discussion about allowing some dancing in the streets. generally speaking there will be a celebration. that said iran was very clear about the things it will not allow, including a

>> firstst of all, mrs. obama is quite unique. she is so educated, so smart wants to have an impact on the wod, is trying to change the world to make it a better place for young girls, for kids who are not moving enough, for all those kinds of -- she's making us eat bter. she is exactly w who my ideal reader is. she had already been on the cover twice. those issues were bestsellers. if you are a good marketer and a good editor, how canou improve? new and improd. let me go to the idea of having her be the guest etor, which we had never done. rebecca: you got out of college, duke universrsity, an aspiring writer. you didn't know much about fashion. your first job was with a trade publication. when your editor asked you what trends would be popular, you had no idea. now, you have to also be focused on not just the writing, not just the content, but the business side. what have you learned aboutss that you wish more women and people in general were prepared for? >> i think it's wonderful that you have to know the business side of anyt

in return, mr. obama released the final three members of the cuban 5. convicted as spice. in decemberspies.mr. obama announced his intent to normalize. events were leading towards a rapid end to years of mistrust. >> there have been very real profound differences between our governments and sometimes we allow ourselves to be trapped by certain ways of doing things. for the united states it was clinging to a policy that wasn't working. >> senator robertmen robert menendez. for the u.s. reputation across latin america. where its cuba policy nurtured long standing resentment. mr. obama says that starts with the 11 million cubans. most have known nothing but tension and suspicion of the united states. >> we'll have more personnel at our embassy and our diplomats will have opportunity to engage more broadly across the island. that will include the cuban government, civil society and ordinary cubans who are reaching for a better life. >> meanwhile, the cube ans say they willcubans willopen their embassy in late july. later for the american embassy. >> melissa chan is in little ha

mr. obama is in ethiopia for the final stop of his tour of the african continent. he's just he's scheduled, in fact, in a few hours to deliver a statement with the prime minister there. the two men are expected to talk about efforts to kpat extremism. >> reporter: al shabab militants wait to ambush a convoy in southern somalia. the attack went largely unnoticed until their gruesome terror video appeared online. the al qaeda-linked group claims they've killed dozens of ethiopian troops. identity documents purport to show the dead. the ethiopian military is regarded as the most disciplined, effective and battle hardened among the 22,000 troops of the african union's mission to somalia. their mandate is peace enforcement. their contribution to fighting al shabab hasn't gone unnoticed. u.s. president obama thanked ethiopia for their cooperation last year. >> our counter terrorism operations we've performed with ethiopia will be critical to our overall efforts to defeat terrorism. >> reporter: it has been ramped up with u.s. airstrikes. >> obama traveling to ethiopia i

and now, mr. obama returns to his father's homeland for his first trip as president, a visit aides say he has eagerly awaited. >> he's certainly looking forward to his trip to kenya and giving him a chance to reconnect as president. he hasn't been there for a while. >> reporter: still, the president's planned stops in both kenya and ethiopia are not without risk as this section of africa is still plagued by terrorist groups like al shabaab, which carried out the west gate mall massacre less than two years ago, killing dozens. senior white house officials say the strategy for combating that threat will be high on the president's agenda. >> obviously, we wouldn't be taking this trip if we thought that security conditions precluded us doing so. >> and i am so proud to be back home. >> reporter: he hasn't been back to kenya since 2006 when then senator obama stopped in his father barack obama sr.'s hometown where he encountered long-lost relatives while getting in touch with his roots. >> this is obviously

mr. obama: to the comments -- i think the comments of mr.uckabee are, i think part of just a general pattern we have seen that would be considered ridiculous if it were not so sad. mrs. clinton: this steps over the line and should be repudiated by every person of good faith and concern about the necessity to keep our political dialogue on the fact and within suitable boundaries. mark: obama repudiates, clinton repudiates, jeb bush also repudiates, saying the use of that kind of language is wrong. scott walker said he would not abuse those words but would be much tougher. others declined to comment. huckabee, standing by his words, put out a video late today doubling down. did he go too far for his own good? john: yes. even though some republicans don't want to say it, it may have crossed the line and may have gone too far. it is outrageous on some level but what bothers me most is that it's a hypocritical thing coming from huckabee, who as recently as 2008 was giving speeches about diplomatic approaches to iran and pursuing the policy barack

mrs. obama opened the games last night at the los angeles memorial coliseum. 6500 athletes from 165 countries will participate in 25 sports over nine days. you got all those numbers? ranging from weight lifting to the triathlon. >>> the word this weekend is patience. a number of road closures, repair products -- projects, all this stuff happening today. you were out there with some of that causing all kinds of delays and headaches. >> one of the largest at the intersection of georgia avenue and randolph road in wheaton. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: traffic this way, large machines that way, and orange cones everywhere making one of the busiest intersections in montgomery county even more chaotic. >> everything goes down to one little lane and people are bad enough about being inpatient and trying to get where they can as fast as they can and this isn't helping any. >> reporter: add on reducing lanes to one in each direction. drivers have restrictions on where to turn. >> right turn. >> right t

. >> mr. obama will talk more about the nuclear agreement at a news conference wednesday afternoon. >>> cnn's chief international correspondent christiane amanpour spoke with iranian foreign minister zarif shortly after the deal was done. >> we aired part of that interview last hour. he called the deal an historic moment but admits it's not perfect. here now is the second part of their conversation. >> what about the military sites? >> it's undeclared facilities can be anywhere. managed access is the term used by the protocol and we are working within an international mechanism and we have agreed to a certain procedures in other words to address disputes. >> including what you may have done in the past? >> that is a different thing. we already agreed with the director general amano and the iaea to have an outline of what we need to do together in order to address those. we believe those are basically groundless allegation that have been made against us primarily by israel which is the single most im

mr. obama arrived in washington. the president speaking at the university of wisconsin in lacrosse took aim at republicans trying to do away with his health care plan and he poked fun at the field of gop candidates running for his job. >>'ve lost count of the republicans running for this job. they'll have enough for an actual hunger games. >> there are currently 14 republican candidates for president. mr. obama called them an interesting bunch. >>> well this morning hispanic leaders are calling on the gop candidates to condemn donald trump's statements about immigrants crossing into the u.s. over the border. he said immigrants bring crime and drugs to the united states. trump has seen some of his business dealings take a hit after making those comments but after nbc dropped the usa pageant, it found a new home. real tv will air the event july 12th. >>> tourists capture a great white lyly chomping on their diving cage. >>> and what brings a suspect to tears during a court hearing? this is the "c

mr. obama also called for guy rights in africa. but kenya's president said his country had other priorityies. >> i believe in the principle of treating people equally under the law. and that they are deserving of equal protection under the law and that the state should not discrimination against people based on sexual orientation. and i say that recognizing that there may be people who have different religious or cultural beliefs. but the issue is how does the state operate relative to people. >> but there are some things we must admit we don't sure, our culture, our societies don't accept. it's very difficult for us to be able to impose on people that which they themselves do not accept. this is why i repeatedly say for kenyans today the issue of guy rights is really a nonissue. we want to focus on other areas that are day-to-day living for our people, the health issues with discussed with president obama is critical. >>> republican presidential contender donald trump has gone on the attack wi

mr. obama's ancestral homeland the first u.s. president to visit the east african nation while in office. mr. obama also taking part in a wreath-laying ceremony honoring the victims of the 1998 terror attack at the u.s. embassy in nairobi killing more than 200 people including 12 americans. now you can continue to follow all the news developments about the president's news conference by logging onto our website, foxnews.com. i'm uma pemmaraju. now back to more of "cavuto on business." see you at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >>> they say the devil is in the detail bus get ang iran nuke deal done a lot of us are kept in the diminishing about key components much like the closed door when health care was being debated debated. we've since discovered when we're dealing with that swap for certain u.s. military official that sometimes it isn't what it turns out to be that that is the problem. charles payne, with this we're learning about side deals, protections, special allowances special moneys proceeds. it's

mr. obamad a little fun at the expense of donald trump. >> i'm sure the republicans are enjoying mr. trump's dominance -- >> anything that makes them look less crazy. >> mr. obama struck a more serious tone when he talked about the nuclear deal with iran. he is trying to convince members of congress to support that agreement. >> this is an adversary. they are anti-american, anti-semitic. they support hezbollah. >> sounds like a good partner for peace. >> probably -- as has been said frequently you don't make peace with your friends. >> mr. obama joked he issued an executive order to keep jon stewart from leaving "the daily show." >>> and hopefully it will be just as enjoyable and funny as all these years with mr. stewart. >>> apple posts a record quarter. $50 billion in revenue but investors were buying it. coming up we explain the reason behind the slip in the shares. >>> a traffic stop in texas escalates into a heated showdown. the woman at the center of this is dead. we get a look at the das

mrs. obama's style. i like this particular dress. could i borrow it?" oh...less to say, i didn't get to--she did not lend me the dress, but they sent me photos, and i got to see all the angles of the dress, and they--and i had it re-created, and i got to walk down the aisle at my daughter's

before he left mr. obama said he would focus on security human rights and development. drew simmons is in nairobi. >> reporter: there's a real sense of euphoria here about barack obama's presence. it's the first presidential visit he has made to kenya, the fourth to africa more than any other sitting u.s. president and high expectations amongst kenyans that he'll bring more news of security. the threat of al-shabab is so high year much concern about it but his first port of call will be the entrepreneurship summit on saturday morning, and that is key to this visit. he wants to talk about trade, about new hope in the economy, about more investment. it's really looking quite rosy in that respect, and that will be forwarded and moved on for talks with the kenyan government. there it is not quite so easy because as two former u.s. diplomats put it it will be a defensive government that he faces, because the president was in fact indicted by any -- the icc for crimes against humanity after the post election violence following the 2007 elections in which more than 1200 people

mr. obamade the comments during a final leg of his trip to africa. in a few hours, he's expected to leave ethiopia and head home. >>> it's almost one year since the u.s. began an air campaign against isis in iraq and syria, and now we know how much it has cost in pure financial terms. >> according to the pentagon the u.s. has pent more than $3.2 billion battling isis from the sky, questioning whether the strategy is effective, but the u.s. president says there will be no american boots on the ground. meanwhile turkish officials will meet with nato leaders as they ramp up their fight against isis and turkish militants. >>> also turkey and the u.s. are working on a plan to create an isis-free safe zone along the syria/turkey border. >> reporter: the sidelines are no longer an option. turkey can not apouredfford its controversial, all be it approach to the war. >> this policy cannot continue in order for turkey to be able to persevere and to maintain its own regional influence. it has to be part o

mr. obama talked why americans detained in iran were not freed as the deal.it would complicate their release. dismissing doubts that iran would get away with cheating. here is what he had to say. >> if we are counting the amount of uranium mined and suddenly some is missing on the back end, they got some explaining to do. this is not something you hide in a closet. this is not something you put on a dolley and wheel off. >> reporter: the president has more explaining to do which is why he is sending his vice president to capitol hill. meanwhile, prime minister benjamin netanyahu argues iran will never change. christine. >> jim, thanks for that. that exchange jim mentioned about americans held by iran came as one of the rare moments where the president has lashed back at a reporter. cbs correspondent major garrett asked about the four americans and jason rezaian who are being held in iran. >> can you tell the country why you are content with the fanfare around the deal to lead the conscious of the nation unaccounted for in relation to the four americans. >> i

we appreciate it. >>> government is hoping mr. obamanounce greater is you support for counterterrorism as well as al shabaab. they are calling for the president to condemn abuse carried out by the very same agencies. but it isn't just al shabaab. cnn is told a few of their own relatives left the country to join isis. >> i'll not skip from this place. >> this is the first time she's been back to greek university when al shabaab burst into her dorm. >> i was bleeding and my leg was bleeding. and oh, now i'm shot. >> so much as she remembers it. paddle lock dorm door blocking their escape. mental sheet fencing torn to the ground by government tanks. as the government battles domestic radicalization and concerns over the border there are global implications. and al shabaab is no longer the only threat. people here are really scared to talk. one father agreed to tell us his family's story but said he wouldn't appear on camera because he just doesn't trust that government can protect him. he says that his son and nephew both travel to sir why

perhaps the ticking to which mr. obamaeferred is that of the doomsday clock ticking closer to armageddon since he took office. ticking or not, it's been more than 500 days since the negotiations began, 500 days. over that period, u.s. officials made incredibly nearly 70 transatlantic flights to be at the table for the talk, only to miss yet another deadline. the fifth missed deadline, a deadline is not the only self-imposed line ignored by the administration. president famously proclaimed that syria's use of chemical weapons would be a, quote, red line for us and vowed consequences. of course, there were none. when faced with tough action against syrian president assad mr. obama simply instead cowered and turned to putin for help. but mr. obama's self-imposed lines didn't stop there, vowing to, quote, degrade and destroy the islamic state in syria and iraq. a claim he repeated incredibly yesterday, followed by these comments. >> for hearts and minds is going to be a generational struggle. ultimately not going to be won or

and you should know better. >> mr. obamat on to give a long, windy answer that made two points, the four american hostages being held in iran could not be part of the negotiation according to him because that would have been woo have empowered iran. and the u.s.a. will closely monitor any missiles and weapons to make sure iran doesn't give them to terrorists. on the first point the president certainly could have asked for the americans to be released and should have. maybe he is working behind the scenes, maybe. on the weapons front the iranians will get them in five to eight years and will likely use them, including ballistic missiles. by that time mr. obama will be making millions lecturing. but all of that is small ball to the president. here's the crux of his argument. >> the point i have repeatedly made and i believe is hard to dispute is that it will be a lot easier for us to check iran's nefarious activities, to push back against the other areas where they operate contrary to our interests or our ally's interests if t

mr. obama homeland. he is the first sitting u.s. president to visit the east african nation. earlier this morning the president meeting with entrepreneurs and addressing a global summit and now seeing more than a billion dollars in new commitments from the u.s. government american banks, and private companies. mr. obama also taking part in a wreath-laying ceremony honoring victims of the 1998 terror attack at the u.s. embassy in nairobi killing 200 people. i'm uma pemmaraju. >>> donald trump going to the border and starting a border debate of his own. >> in certain sections you have to have a wall absolutely. >> and how would you -- >> by the way, the wall the wall will save you a tremendous amount of money. but you absolutely there are areas you have to have the wall. >> john is that right? putting up a wall along key parts of the border would save us money? >> yes, but people get hung up on the wall. we're not going to build a wall thousands of miles. the chinese tried that. that doesn't work

(laughter) >> reporter: mr. obama capped off the evening with an impromptu session of line dancing with kenya's president uhuru kenyatta. before a group of cheering kenyans the president's half sister auma called him the son of kenyan soil. >> he gets us. he is one of us but we're happy to share him with the world. >> reporter: as president mr. obama has never stepped so confidently in his kenyan past or reflected so publicly on its power. >> we know our history so we can learn from it. there was a proverb that said we have not inherited this land from our forebears but borrowed from our children. >> reporter: he told kenya we're 60% of the population is 25 or younger, his past need not be their future. >> a young ambitious kenyan today should not have to do what my grandfather did and serve a foreign master. you don't need to do what my father did and leave your home in order to get a good education. >> reporter: kenyans have embraced it all. the president's past, his presence and their future. all seeing through the

mr. obamalusion, and respect for human rights, in a news conference with ethiopia's prime minister. >> i believe that when all voices are being heard, people know that they are included in the political process, that makes a country stronger and more successful and more innovative. >> woodruff: that message was also central to the president's visit to kenya over the weekend. it was a highly anticipated visit to his father's homeland and mr. obama's first in nearly three decades. kenyans lined the streets to welcome the president, whom they see as one of their own. but security precautions prevented him from greeting many of the residents so thrilled to see the kenyan-american president, as he referred to himself or visit his father's village. he did, however, attend a private dinner with members of his family-- including his grandmother and half-sister. and he cut a rug at a state dinner held in his honor joining in on a traditional dance. aside from the celebrations, the president also pushed

in the cases of michael brown and freddie gray mr. obama was quick to speak out. mr. obama dressed freddie gray's death and he sent officials of his government to the funerals. the president's silence on the young woman's murder speaks loudly and clearly because the president's policies our wide open border and the sanctuary city of san francisco all bear responsibility for her murder at the hands of an illegal immigrant at large in a sanctuary city. our quotation of the evening tonight on the simple and false choice the president insists he faced in the iranian nuclear deal. from george bernard shaw who said beware of false knowledge. it is more dangerous than ignorance. we'll be right back. announcer: this is why you get by on 4 hours' sleep... why you took a second job. this is why you taught yourself how to fix the plumbing... and spend hours juggling the bills. this is why you'll do whatever it takes to keep your home, and that is why we want to help. we are making home affordable a free government resource that can make paying the mortgage easier. now more option

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mr. obama's reticence to act boldly against isis. do you see that as a developing story?well i do think that shifts to foreign policy does not help hillary clinton. she's trying republicans are trying to tie her to the obama foreign policy in every way, shape, or form and this week she accepted and pushed the iran deal saying it's something democrats should support, and obviously, she's tied to all kinds of decisions, back to benghazi and libya and all kinds of foreign policy decisions by the obama administration. if they portray her as a third obama term polls show that doesn't serve her very well. >> okay now the situation about president obama himself. not defining global jihad as a direct threat to us. avoiding the use of the term -- you heard governor huckabee in arkansas the ft. hood violence and on anden o enon and on. do you think the president himself will say, you know what? i'm changing a little bit here. do you foresee that? >> i think it may be slow. we've seen that evolution before remember the underwear bomber. and the evolution there. it took several days

in the cases of michael brown and freddie gray mr. obama was quick to speak out. mr. dressed freddie gray's death and he sent officials of his government to the funerals. the president's silence on the young woman's murder speaks loudly and clearly because the president's policies our wide open border and the sanctuary city of san francisco all bear responsibility for her murder at the hands of an illegal immigrant at large in a sanctuary city. our quotation of the evening tonight on the simple and false choice the president insists he faced in the iranian nuclear deal. from george bernard shaw who said beware of false knowledge. it is more dangerous than ignorance. we'll be right back. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? ...and the w

that in turn leading mr. obama to pursue this deal even further and therefore agree to certain i guess agreements with iran that he may not have otherwise. there's a lot of anger being directed here in israel at mr. knelt net for not preventing this deal from going ahead. >> the deal has gone ahead. relations are strained. what could the effects be now on this relationship going forward? >> the relationship between president obama and mr. netanyahu is well known to be frosty, to put it mildly, but the fact is, is that on many, many other layers and on many other levels, the relationship between the united states and israel is stronger than it's ever been before. while the two leaders may not exactly see eye to eye the fact of the matter is that this relation is extremely strong. in saying that, the u.s. is obviously acutely aware of israel's concerns and we understand that it is trying to address those concerns with israel. israel in the past several months has put in a request for additional arms from the united s

the freeing of allen gross, and then in return, mr. obama freed the last three members of the cuban 5. suddenly the time was right for change. in december of last year mr. obama announced his plan to normalize. the first time the two met together. >> sometimes we allow ourselves to be trapped by a certain way of doing things. for united states that meant clinging to a policy that was not working. >> critics like new jersey democrat robert mendoza be menendez called it a mistake. but the white house sees benefits. not only for american agriculture, tech and tourism but the u.s. reputation across latin america where its cuba policy nurtured long standing fest resentment. most have known only suspicion of the united states. >> cuban government civil society and ordinary cubans that are reaching for abetter life. >> even if they had the votes or will to stop them, the cube ans cubans will raise the be flag, july 20th and over havana just a couple of days after that. >> with mike, thank you. for expiems exiled, this is hard to sell. melissa chan

mr. obama arrived in ethiopia today following a visit to his father's homeland. human rights activists have criticized the visit because of ethiopia's record of cracking down on dissenters. donald trump is no stranger to controversial comments, but a new poll today shows him leading the crowded gop field. as jeremy roth found out, that is causing some members of the party to worry. reporter: donald trump is leading the pack. in a new poll, 18% of republicans surveyed said they want trump to be the nominee for president. jeb bush came in second. trump called into cnn's "state of the union". donald trump: they are seeing me as not outside the union because i'm leading the polls. reporter: trump's controversial comments on undocumented immigrants and senator john mccain have pushed other republicans to fight back. >> as we have come to see the real donald trump, i have some real problems with that great -- that. what he is seeing and doing is not necessarily moving the cause of can serve it is him or word -- conservatism forward. >> the name-calling needs to stop tr

it was mr. obamaxplained that their release should not be part of any nuclear deal, despite claims by secretary kerry he brought up the hostages and every single meeting held with the iranians. joining us tonight, fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters, john hannah senior counselor at the foundation for the defense of democracies. john surge is vice president dick cheney's adviser in the bush administration. ralph, what do you make of a president who decides he will take a deal to the united nations before before taking it to the congress of the united states. >> he was very smart to do so. this was carefully calculated. once the united nations lifted the embargo on iran, it was game over. it doesn't matter what our co i mean, if they vote to maintain sanctions, it means u.s. businesses can't do business with iran. europeans get all the business. lou, on sunday, the german minister of commerce flew to tehran. he had a full schedule of meetings in iran today. the german equivalent o

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in 2008 election, 20% of self-identified conservatives voted for mr. obama.ieve me, you are not going to get that kind of flexibility on the left. they stay true to their school as the beach boys once sang. and then there are the giant media companies which are overwhelmingly staffed by liberal thinkers. yesterday's announcement that nbc terminated all business with donald trump was instructive. talking points believes that decision was based on dollars, not politics. nbc needs young hispanic viewers and donald trump is now very controversial with them. however, as brit hume pointed out last night nbc employs al sharpton probably the most polarizing media figure among white americans. so, there is that. the hard truth is that unless traditional americans begin to unite they will continue to lose power in this country. in the last election, of the democrats and liberals lost because president obama's policies have not been successful and there was conservative unity about that. but now with the presidential sweepstakes of 2016 underway, division has crept back