it's a sunday and yet mr obama does here. now your new york you must it depends on the demand i don't just come here to chat you must it. a nursing care facility for all timers sufferers practices evacuating fighting fires and summoning help it. mr obama takes out the whistles he's fashioned himself out of pipes he found on the beach his 1st customer is the director. and i'm like can i do it. like. mr obama has not allowed to help out here for insurance reasons so he plays the role of mascot instead but nursing homes aren't really his favorite place to be. the hours ahead of that night i'd rather not go in. we're going to iowa even if i end up in this condition myself someday i'd rather be cared for at home to be quite honest i think our god how the fire now what mr obama has already put it out in the next building. no sweat no health is another of this energy bundles max in his next stop is the sand box to warn against possible dangers. you are going to go to mr obama does the volunteer at a playground frog know on. the spok

so i'd like to learn something from mr obama i caught up with mr obama as unbelievable a cheerful fit and also very knowledgeable about disasters and so on i think is a really great person. right 8. mr obama says japan's only about 30 percent prepared for all potential disasters many people don't even have a whistle at me all he's got an entire carton full. but he's not done yet. work isn't the same as being busy he says and you can always find something meaningful to keep yourself busy with good like he was writing i was but his agenda is constantly being run over by groupies that's just the price of popularity. so you only do what i'm pm maybe i could do something like that too in small steps and if everyone pitches in we could eventually help everyone in japan and the whole world we can all be there you know we were we talked about nutrition he says you can survive on nothing but rice and plum preserves know what an interesting human being plastic in the food chain is a curse for the heavily fish dependent japan. they show about a comment i get them of i don't do this for others so

mr obama takes out the whistles he's fashioned himself out of pipes he found on the beach his 1st customer is the director. and i can i do it. mr all that has not allowed to help out here for insurance reasons so he plays the role of mascot instead but nursing homes aren't really his favorite place to be. the hours ahead of that night i'd rather not go in. knowing even if i end up in this condition myself someday i'd rather be cared for at home to be quite honest i think our god how the fire now what mr obama has already put it out in the next building. no sweat no health is another of this energy bundles max and his next stop is the sandbox to warn against possible dangers. so i'm going to mr obama does the volunteer at a playground after i'm going to. the spokesman offers him the make a phone but he really has no need for it. you know a lot of us. oh everything you do is wrong he's quite serious when he describes japan's younger generations as to life arctic and apathetic they just don't know the risk whatever knowing it's got they're going to say it the hook i got that you are really pr

she checked that, mr. obama paid for his holidays. mr. trump, however, has five ,ids and when they travel that's a lot of money for the taxpayer to have to cover all of them. secret service to protect all this children. again, that's a lot of money. but now that it comes to helping jobs who are out of their because of covid, the republicans can't find money to help out the regular folks in the country. we can pay for mr. trump and his family to fly all around the country. what happened to the wall that mexico was supposed to pay for that the taxpayers are now paying for? guest: first, president trump has not spent 90% of his time on a golf course, that's just simply not accurate. i am focused on what he has produced as president, so that is where i'm focused. before the pandemic we had the best economy that i've ever seen in my adult life. we had the lowest unemployment that i have ever seen. it was a historic low unemployment across all demographics. it was good for america. i want us to be able to get back to that went. it's good for al

if you check back, mr. obama paid his holidays. mr. trump has five kids. when they travel, that's a lot of money for the taxpayer to have to cover all of them. secret service, to protect all of his children. again, that's a lot of money. but now that it comes to helping folks who are out of their jobs, because of covid, the republicans can't send money to help out the regular day folks in the country. and we could pay for mr. trump and his family to fly all around the country. what happened to the wall that mexico was supposed to pay for, that the taxpayers are now paying for? >> first, president trump has not spent 90% of his time on a golf course. that just simply is not accurate. i'm focused on what he has produced as president. so that is where i'm focused. and before the pandemic, we had the best economy that i've ever seen in my adult life. and we had the lowest unemployment that i've ever seen. it was historic low unemployment across all demographics. it was good for america. i want us to get back to that point. it's good for all american families.

the librarian of congress and the first lady mrs. obama come together now for an in depth conversation around her forthcoming memoir "becoming" and the experiences that have impacted her life, her family, and her country. michelle obama. [cheers and applause] thank you so much. >> wow. a lot of librarians. a lot of librarians here. [ laughter ] you guys are looking good. hi, carla. >> hi. >> how are you? >> oh, i'm telling you, there have been many thrills, but to be the librarian sitting here with you is one of the most -- i'm getting a little -- i'm the interviewer. so i have to do it. >> you just have to remember our days back in city hall. >> in chicago. >> i've known carla since i was a baby. a baby professional. so you shouldn't be nervous. >> and what a professional you were, though. because with chicago public library came back from pittsburgh and the library was part of your portfolio. >> yes, it was. >> and it made such a difference to have somebody that understood libraries, that read, and everything in government like that. >>

mr. obama: that is why i talking about them.lewis devoted his time on this earth, fighting the very , and what democracy is best in america that we are seeing circulate right now. he knew that every single one of us has a god-given power, and that the face of this democracy depends on how we use it, that the mock receipt is not automatic, it has to be nurtured, it has to be tended to. we have to work at it. it is hard. -- he, he knew it that knew that it depended on whether we summon a measure, just a measure of john's moral courage to question on what is right and wrong, and call things on what they are. he said that as long as he had breath in his body, he would do everything he could to presesere ththis democracy. as long as we have breath in our bodies, we have to continue his cause. if we want our children to grow just withmocracy, not democracy,ut, a true , aepresentative democracy bighearted, tolerant, inclusive, america, of perpetual self creation. we will have to be more like john. do all theave to things he had to do,

president trumped today responded to mr. obamah a reminder about his legacy. >> they did a bad job for minorities. i did much more for minorities than he did. and if you look at our numbers prior to the plague coming in, those numbers will soon be back, you'll see i did a much better job than obama did by far for african-americans, for asian-americans, for women, for any group you look at, far better than obama did. lou: and check the record, fact-checkers. president trump is right. president trump also criticizing obama righteously and the left's narrative about mail-in voting. president trump pointed to new york's 12th congressional district where the results of a primary election back on june 23rd are nowhere close to being counted fully and called. as many as 20% of the mail-in ballots in that primary may be thrown out, in fact. and as we look to the president, he says that would be a microcoz. of the dems' efforts at, well, destroying the integrity of the upcoming presidential election in november. >> it's common sense. every

how has mrs. obama approached life in the white house?t has she done for the mansion and how does she use it perhaps differently than other first ladies? >> well, we just talked about the garden a bit. that has been a signature part of her stamp on the place. it seems to be the part that she's most excited about. we see her regularly going out for the kind of ceremonial plant things and harvesting and being out there with children but also using the house, she's referred to it as the people's house, this idea that whoever comes to the white house should be welcomed in and what are ways to do that and the kind of bringing in folks who have never been there before. so you see lots of school children coming through for workshops. when there is a celebrity who's giving a musical performance there will be a workshop earlier in the day with students from local schools. and so this idea that you can kind of use it as a third space or in some ways a community center is, i think, you know a little fresh and different. >> we must remember that for

. >> before we leave her childhood years, adrian wilber asked mrs. obama is into having children exercise more. i wonder if she played any sports when she was younger. >> she did ballet in high school so she danced. and her brother writes a little bit about this in his book describing his sister as being w very competitive. she wanted to win board games and foot races and that kind of thing. and if my recollection is right, part of the reason she didn't continue -- no, let me pause. she said that she didn't do many sports in high school and beyond because, like liza said, she was taking the bus back and forth and it would have kept her at school too late to be able to do some of those after school extracurricular programs. >> because craig went to a different high school, a parochial school where she could play basketball. and she said she resisted playing basketball because she was tall and people thought she a would be likely to play wkt. >> that sounds -- and not being able to beat her brother at it, too. >> the first lady is 5'11". do you have any idea

and mrs. obama with students at the white house to talk about it. >> having the platform of the white house is really helpful in getting attention to stuff. a lot of times when i do something, a lot of cameras show up and people tend to watch and write about it. sometimes they write about more than what i'm wearing. so i think it's my job to help shine the light on things that are already working. so that's one of the reasons why i chose this as my initiative. i also think that one of the reasons -- the ways that i think we can move this effort, one of the reasons why i think that we can be successful is that it doesn't require, i don't believe, and others may have struggled a bit more, it doesn't require whole scale changes in your life. the beauty about kids, you guys, is that you're young, your metabolisms are really healthy, which essentially means once you start moving and eating right, you're going to, you know, you guys change really quickly. you're growing and everything is working right. so

mr obama yes the tourism director you're probably happy to see how packed it is here you absolutely agree for new insights from one who are very happy to be there since the 25th of may we have been able to welcome visitors again from across germany of amman and there's nothing nicer especially compared to the weeks before that. was profuse now we can go back to doing what we're best at providing hospitality gets you going to provide strength because it isn't too early to say how things are shaping up her mind is on it's a who gets the summer holidays and amanda's high baltic sea holidays are in at the moment and or and this year people might be giving majorca passes and staying closer to home and yoko's son for life to go to a circus or fill a guest and there are lots of tourists but the cruise ships aren't here what do you notice they're missing one doesn't look at and this is what the courts want period as a yes we're missing the cruise ships that's why we don't normally we have close to $200.00 docking here which bring in international crowd to rostock in volume into. what is there and

i am a great respect or of mrs. obama, michelle obama, and what she is doing. obesity is a huge problem in our country, and she is working on the. she's getting criticized for it. governments should until you had to eat. while somebody has to tell these people what they eat. these children cannot be obese at a young age. it is not healthy. it costs the country. it is a horrible thing. we have got to make ourselves brighter, smarter, educated, and we have to educate our people on what to eat. she is growing vegetable gardens, so i have respect for that. >> what about your predecessor and your successor? >> my predecessor, nancy reagan, is a wonderful lady, and she worked very hard on drugs. and my successor, a great secretary of state. we did she work on? i guess, secretary of state. >> your husband and bill clinton have become good friends. >> that is right. my husband, bill clinton and i have become good. fronts they do not agree politically. but we don't talk politics. you have to understand. i read some place, before your critical of someone, you should reme

. >> reporter: aides say in the absence of traditional rallies, videos like this one are how mr. obamans to help out. ed o'keefe, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: the bill and melinda gates foundation has committed more than $350 million for the development of diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccines in the fight against the coronavirus. earlier today i asked bill gates what he makes of the results coming out from those early vaccine trials. >> we don't know if these vaccines will work. we don't know if they will work to avoid deaths, we don't know if they will work to avoid transmission, that is why we are working on so many first generation vaccines. >> o'donnell: how do we kn >> we like it to be very safe in all the populations that you indicated for, no side effects, we like it to avoid the individuals to get the vaccine getting sick. >> o'donnell: where are we in terms of a rapid diagnostic test, you talked about this a lot. it would be a test that is like an in-home pregnancy test. where are those tests? >> in the next 2-4 months some of those tests will get approved. now, they

now, mr. obama didn't mention president trump by name during today's service but did directly take on the president of the issue of the upcoming election and claims of voter fraud. jessica augeri joins us with more after president trump's controversial tweet this morning about postponing the election. >> yeah, janelle. there was a tweet and then there was the news briefing this afternoon. in both of those, the president raised the spector of ramped voter fraud coming up in the 2020 election. it did start with the tweets this morning in which the president even talked about potentially trying to delay the election and then in the coronavirus update this afternoon, the president again doubled down on election fraud and then he threw california in the mix, too. >> it's very, very unfair to our country if they do this, our country will be a laughing stock all over the world. everyone knows it doesn't work. how many ballots are they sending in california? 28 million or some massive number? other states a

mr. obama was asked what keeps him up at night. f voter suppression and an effort by mr. trump to question the efficacy of the election. >> the point that was alluded to before, a lot of republican voters are the kinds of people who would use mail-in balloting. republican voters have been relying on mail-in votes for years. donald trump may be suppressing his own vote. i wouldn't discount that factor at all. >> if this were jeopardy, it would be what a poetic justice. dr. wen, what's the safe way to vote in november? >> it depends where we are in november. i mean, i suppose in the best case scenario we could have gone through another national shut down and we could do it right at that point and we could all go back to normal, have our schools be up and running, have all -- have everyone go about their normal lives, that businesses be open. this is what's happened in other countries, so this is not just a figment of my imagination here. we can do this as other countries have. if we don't, i would certainly not encourage people to gat

i'm a great respecter of mrs. obama, michelle obama, and what she's doing. obesity is a huge problem in our country, and she's working on it. and she's getting criticized for it. government shouldn't tell you what to eat. well, somebody's got to tell these people what to eat. these children cannot be obese at a young age. it's just not healthy. it's across the country. it's a horrible thing. and we've got to make ourselves brighter, smarter, educated. and along with that, we've got to educate our people on what to eat, and she's growing vegetable gardens and -- so, i have respect for that. >> what about your predecessor and your successor? >> my predecessor, nancy reagan, is a wonderful lady and she worked very hard on drugs. and my successor, of course, was the great secretary of state. so, what did she work on? i guess secretary of state. maybe she worked on my boy bill. who knows? >> your husband and bill clinton have become good friends. >> that's right. my husband, bill clinton and i have become great friends. and bill visits us every summer. and we don

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today, mr. obama paid tribute to lewis, writing: "he loved this country so mh that he risked his life and his blood so that it might live up to ths promise. anugh the decades, he not only gave all of himself to the ,use of freedom and justi but inspired generations that followed to try to live up tos ample." >> sreenivasan: for more reaction to john lewis' death and his legacy, i spoke with special correspondent chaulayne hunter and university of pennsylvania professor and historian mary frances berry. first, thank you both for joining me. charlayne, i-- i want to start with you. given not only yr place in the civil rights movement, but how long you've known john lew, what does this passing mean? >> well, you know, i-- i said to friends of mine who've been texting me since the word of his passing came out that i hope i could get through this without crying.ng but what's ama and i think what keeps me from actually shedding too many tears-- is that john had been preparing for this moment all of his life

again each time i need to laugh gideon says by those 2 old for president unless you step down from mrs obamaor nancy pelosi tell us is this nightmare of a presidency is on its last legs november cannot come too soon general says biden has more chance of landing on the moon than winning and then goes on to say the silent majority will turn out for trump the green agrees and says i think you walk it scott and says there is no way to run a pandemic government just save lives in the flight it's a president is feeling the american people are feeling this i refuse to believe finally norton says i hope to start to wake up from this multiple nightmare in november with the biotin when. we all know unless. i was contacted by a scot who was visiting new zealand he was extremely anxious to get back to scotland and up with him and talk to his local level of parliament. funkadelic is said to but that states may not be better staying on.

again each time i need to laugh get incensed by those children present unless you step down from mrs obama or nancy pelosi tell us as this nightmare of a presidency is on its last legs november cannot come too soon general says biden has more chance of landing on the moon than winning and then goes on to see the silent majority will turn out for trump the green agrees and says i think you walk at scott and says there is no way to run a pandemic government just save lives in the flight it's a presenter's feeling the american people are feeling this i refuse to believe finally i am not and says i hope to start to wake up from this multiple nightmare in november with the biotin when. we are on unless and. i was contacted by a scot who was visiting new zealand he was extremely anxious to get back to scotland and up with him and talk to his local member of parliament. about thinking and it is said to but that states may not be better staying on in new zealand since it was pretty clear even early on that new zealand had the virus under control much less clear what was happening in the united kin

the 1st stop of his 2 day trip to europe he's due to meet with you can from mr obama's johnson to discuss u.s. and u.k. trade and political developments in hong kong sudan's former president omar al bashir is facing a court in the capital khartoum today over charges relating to the military coup that brought him to in 1909 he could face the death penalty if convicted alba she is already behind bars for production. in china floodwaters are continuing to rise along the youngster river system pressure on major dams is expected to peak later this week more than 1800000 people have been forced to evacuate since flooding began early this month. a german woman has been kidnapped by unidentified gunman in enough hell mirrors was reportedly abducted on monday outside her office in the company but the where she runs an auto connector for young iraqi autists news was born in belize and has lived in bug for yaz friend said she had feared for her safety due to hide both went to protests the iraqi interior ministry says it has detected security forces to step up their efforts to find the german nationa

it is something that mrs obama and i worked a lot on — getting adolescent girls educated. were 98 million adolescent girls around the world who were not in school because they, to your point, they were more valuable as workers at home, you know, doing the unpaid labour at home or being farmed out to do paid labour or to child marriage for theirfamilies. and that is a crisis, and i am deeply concerned, as the question reflects about how the crisis has added to that. here's the thing — if we don't educate these adolescent girls, it is notjust they and their families that will suffer, you know, research over and over again from the world bank, from financial institutions around the world, demonstrates that one of the best ways to raise the gdp of countries, to lift whole nations out of poverty is to educate their girls, is to get girls educated, get them into the economy, and, you know, we are really suffering as a whole if we do not pay attention to what is happening to adolescent girls. alexandra, what is your response to that? well, interestingly, in the uk, we actually ha

self same seat of at the white house and said all kinds of nice things about him and that's not all mrs obama recall had a program that she was working on getting food to kids in schools and all this sort of saying and she had a program called my plate with a spanish translation and who did she work with she proudly put out a statement from her office praising god and praising this very same gentleman for all wonderful things he did so he was no stranger to the obama white house lady love them they do exactly some version of this i think donald trump and i look not a peep. of course not but check that out of the american spectator jeffrey always good to talk you're so thank you so much you bet steve. i hope this peak your appetite i want you to stay right where you are twitter was hacked and in a big way and it's what described it it's been called a crypto scam what is that one in line will be here to explain don't go away. oh look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given by human beings except when such orders to conflict with t

. >> he said he was invited by mrs. obamao the obama white house and making the point, you heard him it is president trump now. does he have a point? >> not all latinos are the same and not all presidents are the same. i think he could have said that about george w. bush or george herbert walker bush or barack obama or bill clinton, i don't remember them calling migrants coming from the western hemisphere calling them invaders or remember the demonization of migrants the same way. so it is not apples-to-apples. it is not tomato to tomato. these are very different things. one thing, in the same -- people say he has a right to his opinion. and i believe that. i strongly believe that. but if you believe he's got a right to his opinion and to politically express himself, you have to believe that his consumers have the same exact right. so do not expect a community that feels attacked by donald trump constantly and that is your loyal consumer base not to react and feel hurt when they see you praising that person. actions have cons

he also, mr. obamaant to do. he talked about policy. he talked about not just renaming the voting rights act but reinvigorating that act. he called for election day to be a national holiday. he called for an end to gerrymandering and an end to perhaps even an end to the filibuster rule. how real is the possibility that the death of john lewis perhaps may become a galvanizing force in november? >> it very well could be a galvanizing force in november. you know, listening to you recite what president obama said, i thought of congressman lewis' stirring final word to america. that was on the op-ed page of "the new york times" today. and where in that op-ed, congressman lewis is giving us marching orders, sort of overarching marching orders to not give up, to keep pressing, to keep pushing forward, because the work he started was not over. and listed examples of how for him emmett till was a galvanizing force, but george floyd and ahmaud arbery and the beautiful violinist, elijah, they were the galvanizing

mr. obama, 1.2 million black people, including one more, leo terrell voted for donald trump in 2016. it is unbelievable that he would play the race card. but you are right. you got a great man in john lewis who died, buried today, and herman cain is being vilified. i am sick and tired of black republicans being vilified! we are smart enough to realize that we are off of the democratic plantation, and we will vote what is in the country's best interest. what's in the country's best interest right now is electing donald trump in november. >> sean: you know, larry, we have been friends a lot of years now. and i have watched you attacked. you have been vilified.ea you have been called names. i remember her dear friend wrote backlash and she says, you look up her name and the names she has been called. other african-american conservatives. you're more conservative libertarian, which i respect. but you have been doing this for years and paying a heavy, personal price for speaking out. >> well, sean,

clinton and mr. obama.e was unclear whether he or the russians were referring to material acquired publicly or through other means. it is also highly suspect that that sentence has any meaning of any kind. meanwhile, rino senator lindsey graham weighing in. he wants mueller to testify before the senate judiciary committee. you remember how well mueller's testimony went when he was brought before congress. whether that hearing will actually take place is anyone's guess. graham has been highly, let's say, i -- erraticking in what he says and what he actually does. >>> on wall street stocks were mixed today. the dow had gained,ded had put on a strong performance for most of the day, the dow up almost 11 points. the nasdaq fell 227. volume on the big board, 4.9 billion shares. crude oil lost more than 2% back below $40. it's a fight to get to 40 and stay there. $39.62 now. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. >>> up next, radio host larry elder. he has

mr. obama's worry for people getting sick from the china virus made before packed church with people standingulder to shoulder in the pews. i'm sorry, what is that about? twitter is defending their decision to block tweets from president trump and allow anti-semitic tweets to be published and stay up from iran's ayatollah. a policy executive for twitter who strangely represents both the nordic countries and israel telling israeli lawmakers that ca mainny's tweets were saber-rattling on economic issues that are generally not in violation of our rules. is there a more corrupt arbiter of what should be permitted to be expressed than twitter? well, a reminder the former deep state attorney james baker is now on the twitter legal team. actions like these raise more questions as to why the house judiciary and one of their subcommittees failed to bring up the section 230 protections for big tech and the lawsuits that are underway by the justice department and states' attorneys general to deal with their massive and deeply anti-competitive behavior. neither of the hearings heard over the past two day