can.s we mr. obama: yes you can. applause]and mr. obama: i want to talk about young people in particular here. for a moment. because, because, i have two young people. malia and sasha, they are the loves of my life. i have to tell them sometimes that your generation is the one that will determine the direction of america for the next 50, 60, 70 years. right now, too many young people do not vote. in the last midterm, one out of every four young people voted. who were eligible. three out of four eligible did not bother to turn out. that makes no sense. michelle and i joke about it, for the young people, you would not let your grandmother decide what you should wear. [laughter] [cheers and applause] mr. obama: you would not allow your parents to decide what is on your playlist. if you are very protective about those choices, why wouldn't you be protective about your power to choose whether or not we do something about climate change, which will have an impact on you? why wouldn't you choose to elect representatives who reflect our value

[applause] mr. obama: because, you know what, the truth is, making this country better has never been easy. it has always been a fight. for every two steps of progressive change forward, a lot of times we take one step back in conservative retrenchment. that's what happens, that's the pattern every time we pull ourselves closer to our founding ideals that all of us are created equal and endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. whenever we start moving in that direction, the status quote pushes back. you win the right to form a union, then people try to bust your union. you fight and win a higher minimum wage, and then congress just doesn't raise it for a decade. you win the right to vote, people try to make it hard for you to vote. the powerful and the privileged fight hard to keep what they got. and they will try to make you angry and cynical and distracted, and they will try to exploit our history of racial division or ethnic division or religious division. they will try to get us against

[cheers and applause] mr. obama: hello vegas! it is good to be back in vegas. [cheers and applause] hello, nevada! all, give it up for your next outstanding member of the congress. [cheers and applause] governor lieutenant kate marshall. your next governor, steve sisolak. [cheers and applause] mr. obama: we had your is -- outstanding senator here. and give it up for the woman who will be joining her in the united states senate, jacky rosen. [cheers and applause] and take ago ahead seat, i have a lot to say. [cheers and applause] all, ima: now, first of -- i miss youat too. look, i am not alone in saying i enjoyed coming to las vegas. other americans also enjoyed coming to vegas. you can get anything you want. some things you should not want. a lot of things that are good for you. outstanding food. great shows. you name it. we brought some shows today. peppa?sn't love salt n [cheers and applause] mr. obama: i was backstage, fortunately, there were no cameras. i was jamming. vegas is known for its hospitality. it is k

>> mrs. obamahouse and her work inspiring others is far from over. as the first african american first lady of the united states, michelle obama was a barrier breaker from day one and promoted her passions with programs that got kids moving and brought healthier lunches to school as well as raising awareness for the need for girls' education around the world. >> being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life, and i hope i've made you proud. >> while she was a champion for the american people, she was first and foremost mom in chief. they stayed behind in washington after leaving office so their youngest daughter could finish high school. this year she opened up about life mostly out of the political spotlight. >> now i have a door and a doorbell, and people actually trip out when i come to my door and i open it. >> but the former first lady who embraced more than just politics inside the white house is still having viral moments outside of it. from officiating a wedding in chicago to

mr. obama: his wife an children paid $1200 a month for health insurance. >> dear president obama,'m writing to tell you abt the $15 my family donated to your 2012 campaign. it is about wanting to say tha $15 means something these days. $15 is a special pizza dinner at our local pizza stop. itic is one and a halfts to see the new film at the cinema we walk our daughters to. it is getting fresh food instead of frozen. c dear president obama, i hear that you are good recting homework. i wonder if you could look at this. particularly the highlighted portion on the back. how did i do? thank you. mr. obama: it gives you a sense of what is best about america and inspires you and mes you want to work that much harder to make sure that that spirit is reflted in our government. laura: jeanne marie laskasmp ed all of those letters, plus many more. "toe result is her ok, obama." she joined a short time ago. how important are these letters o president obama for him take the temperature of the nation? jeanne

messages about just that from the current and former first ladies melania trump and michelle obama, and mrs. trump also revealing why she's taking on cyber bullying. here is nbc's kate snow. >> reporter: in the midst of her ry tour of africa last week melania trump was asked about the me too movement. >> i support the women, and they need to be heard. >> reporter: but men need support, too, she added. an accusers should have hard evidence. >> we need to show the evidence. you cannot just say to somebody i was, you know, sexual assaulted or you did that to me because sometimes the media goes too far and the way they portray some stories. >> reporter: her predecessor asked on "today" about a backlash against accusers. >> change is not a direct, smooth path. there is going to be bumps and resistance. there's going to be a little discomfort but i think it's up to the women out there to say, sorry, sorry that you feel uncomfortable, but i'm not paving the way for the next generation. >> reporter: the current first lady is also focused on the next generation with her campaign to fight cyber bully

when we had mr. obama in, we couldn't get it done. but we got it done with this man. thank you so much. thank you, everybody. [applause] >> mike love. >> thank you, president trump. thank you so much for your support of music, historically. i remember you tried your best to help get whitney houston in some kind of shape. >> it's true. >> and it was, yeah, i remember being at mar-a-lago with this guy right here. he had ron perlman come down. he tried your best to help whitney. >> right. >> and she's not the only one you've benefitted and tried. and people are going to say what they want, but you've always been a big supporter of some of the best music that america has ever made. >> thank you very much. >> and you're right when you say it's beyond. we remember going to czechoslovakia six months after the russians invaded. and because of our music, because of america and the freedom that we represented, you know, we were, like, welcomed like heroes. all we were doing was playing our songs. but it meant a lot to people all over the world. and so we appreciate you and sena

animosity and rhetoric did not and thanks to this deal we have seen real progress shortly after mr obama was gone the deal was left in tatters no matter how monumental it had been in the first place the worst sales i've ever seen in a good disaster is still one of the dumbest e-mails one of the worst deals ever it was the iran deal i'm all for agreements but that was a bad one donald trump waved good bye to the green minutes he quit unilaterally without paying attention to pretty much what the rest of the world has to say about it today's action sends a critical message the united states no longer makes empty threats when i make promises i keep that donald trump may indeed keep all his promises as president but it does happen that rivals sometimes take over the white house after term one what if and a couple of years someone else will be representing the u.s. behind these new one general assembly walls in new york a million trying to. sanctions against north korea were described as outdated by russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov added that it would be better to support corrina effort

trump a mrs. obama calling on adults to teach their children decency in a divided country. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead tonight, caught on camera, a teen lost and asking for directions and what happens next is quite disturbing. >>> then, our across america tour, the line that divides kansas city into two separate worlds and new hope of breaking those barriers. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we're going to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. aarp medicare plans, (sharon) suction out your (shane) don't use spray paint. cpr is not mouth to mouth. it's mouth to stoma. (shawn) be very careful shaving. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if

trump stopped in nevada on saturday and mr. obama is set to speak later today. >> many campaigns are unfolding in realtime. on friday, a new caution as prosecutors accused a russian woman of orchestrating posts aimed at meddling in the elections. what are social media companies doing to stop it? inside the rooms of silicon valley to find out. >> the drive to protect the mid-term election is in high gear at facebook. the world's biggest social network is mounting a war against false news and hacking in the final two weeks before election day. >> we want to be as quick and agile as we can. all this prevents problems before they can be viral. >> the hope is to prevent another 2016 disaster when the company allowed russian interference to spread, hitting share price and reputation. >> one of my greatest regrets is that we were slow in identifying the russian operations in 2016. >> facebook claims it is paying off saying they found accounts from russia and iran. reddit, another social network is in the fight, too. >> is r mid-terms. >> it

. >> mr. obama kept going comparing president trump's tactics to what he calls a tin pot dictatorship. he put pressure on young adults to get out and vote. >>> we have breaking news on a landmark case involving one of the world east most popular weed killers. a san francisco judge just issued a new ruling in the multimillion-dollar lawsuit against monsanto, who was asking a judge to set aside a jury ruling ordering it to pay $290 million to a man who contracted cancer after years of using its roundup weed killer. sam brock has been tracking the case since the beginning. he joins us live in san francisco with this new ruling just made public. sam? >> reporter: janel, good evening. this was absolutely a bit of a shocker. we just got this ruling from judge bolanos. there's a cutoff of 4:30 that just came down at the last minute exactly 60 days after the verdict absolutely at the deadline. it was surprising. all indications we have from the tentative ruling he was going to throw out the punitive damages

to qatar think that he did it with canada again you cannot there's a pattern that he's fighting mr obama mr trump fights so mr trump wasn't so happy with canada you can see how the sold is dealt with russian all the way towards the canadian then turkey was in trouble with the americans because of the president of the priests and now he's out but you can see that the timing. helps mr trump as don't i know a soap man at this and none get has forward from that trump and months aeration and that american people how to know that there are morally irresponsible about this that night eve leader acts now he is not a king gets what he will be that kinked and if he became a kink it's your responsibility if you put another dictatorship another cut duffy another sub them send them power it will not end up well for nobody. good to speak with you abdul aziz. joining us there from dublin thanks very much for being with us now let's take a look at what the turkish investigation which is supported by evidence has revealed so far jamal khashoggi entered the saudi consulate in istanbul on october second he

he is saying it is not a big deal other than what was negotiated by mr. obama. passed andve been included in a modification of nafta, which it was not. it was only because of trump's aggressive threats that he made, which he could've backed up, and would have, that canada modified importation their of steel, aluminum, other things. it was only because of his skills with mexico that we now have improvement in those rules. i was in mobile. after nafta was passed, we had ts closing and moved to mexico. for mr. tucker to defend it was no big deal, the debbie to was the really the important one. i am sad for him. i know he is trying his best. give it up. host: let me give him a chance to respond. guest: the caller is right, there are a number of important changes in this version of nafta. chapter,bor rights unlike what bill clinton negotiated, labor rights are brought into the core of the agreement. referencedst time, to violence against workers, paid time off, a number of important policies for the first time brought by reference into the core of trade agreement. wh

mr. trump's most effective cabinet secretary. he's started rolling back more than two dozen obama-era environmental regulations, including mr. s signature vehicle emissions standards and clean power plan. he also successfully advocated for the president to pull out of the paris climate accord. - you know, it's amazing how the only thing you need for trump to consider you effective is to just hit delete on anything obama did. like, i wouldn't be shocked if the next cabinet official is just a heavy pebble on a keyboard. that's all it's gonna be. basically, with this whole scandal, trump is like, "folks, i know scott pruitt is super dirty, "but thanks to his hard work unprotecting the environment, soon we'll all be every bit as dirty as he is." we'll be right back. [quirky music] [eerie music] how do they make starburst taste so juicy? they use wicked small fighter jets to shoot the juiciness into every starburst. [ pilot ] it's about to get juicy. whoo! i feel so aliii... it takes guts. [ female announcer ] starburst. unexplainably juicy. you're in the business of helping people. we're in the business of helping you. business l

mrs. obama said the goal is to create more opportunities.he also talked about life after the white house, her family, including her two daughters forr president george w. bush. >>> all right. last word for jeff. >> it's going to be nice tomorrow morning. just a little bit of cloud cover near the coast and the bay. cool in the 50s. for a lot of those inland valleys, we're going see the a lot of sunshine for tomorrow. what about the extended forecast? it goes warmer, upper 80s friday, saturday, sunday. and some wind. it will keep the fire threat high. but if we watch out for our neighbors, i think we have a good weekend coming our way. >> thanks, jeff. that's going to do it for us. we'll see you tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> bye. >> steve: fr studi6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."n jiy and his guests -- jonah hill,

she had offered it at a press conference today mr obama said that less will be released in a couple of days do you know anything about it. that's me and no i don't i was just informed about that by the reporters that i find it hard to believe though i think i'll believe it once i see i'm at home and i think the media. was going to cause you to go oh. yes i'm for violence so i made a joke when i was leaving and told them that the good ones would work for me someday when i'm president of poland it's not yours it was a show i hadn't planned it was i never thought that would happen but as we edged closer to victory it became clear it must happen to him of his it's just not the most of the muslim. careful thought you. could give you that. i. could think i was the was one of them was performed was i was there was that right there was a hell. of a time if i was going to come off. just because if you are sick there's no doubt we'll win we're all polish both the military and us we mustn't fight each but we must find a way forward without fighting or imprisonment i'm searching for and i will com

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they are battling through misperceptions, violence, stigma to getheir way into a classroom. >> mrs. obama also talked about that tiny viral moment from senator john mccain's funeral where former president bush is seen passing her a cough drop. she says it was an old cough drop inside of a old white house tin container. >> but she put it inh, her mo didn't she? >> yeah. they're very dear friends. >> it was a sweet moment actually. >> i guess through white house protocol, that's kd of t seating arrangement that they have to go by. so who knew. >> and they like each it's very apparent. >> switching gears,n a neighborhood plagued by violence, there are a lot of people trying to make a difference in the lives of young girls and teens. >> this mornin i had a chance to visit the benng court community center, where the illusions of dance team practices. they focus on building self-esteem and they desperately need the community's help to get ready for some upcoming performances. the illusions of dance got up early to pra rice theirtines as they get more and more requests to perform. they need new

mrs. clinton and state department chief of protocol for president obama. kirk sadowski, documentarian, producer foreplay town. [ applause ] >> james vanderbilt, writer, director, producer and screenwriter and producer of white house down. [ applause ] mr. rubenstein, the stage is yours. >> so, mac, let's start with you, you been chief of staff at the white house, so when you see all of these movies or tv shows that portray the chief of staff of the white house, do they make him handsome enough do you think ? [ laughter ] >> some are to tell and to handsome . >> thank you. but when you look at them on tv, when you watch various shows, do you think they are reasonably accurate in the way they portray what goes on in the white house or is it too dramatic? >> i think largely it does capture the white house, the ups and downs and the challenges in the fast paced -- pace. it is obviously dramatize, i was wished we had a script like west wing or survivor, that would have helped . >> you served as social secretary and is head of protocol. as you heard earlier, hous

we had mrs. obama say this is not right.crats trying to separate themselves. tammy: they are not leadership. it seems to be obvious to some leadership. but leadership of the democratic party in general is not coming together to say enough is enough because this is going to go off the rail. david: i want to talk about kanye west. it's not so much what he said in the oval office, it's the reaction to his being in the oval office. some of the worst slurs you can possibly think of being used to describe his behavior. what do you make of all that? >> i think it's disgusting. if any republican or conservative uttered that kind of language against a celebrity, be it taylor swift or one of these legion of hollywood celebrities that support liberal causes, they would be called racist, sexist, homophobic. the two are not unrelated. what we talked about earlier in terms of encouraging mob violence. this desperate attack against kanye west. camn tammy is -- tammy is spot on. the democrat party is out of ideas. the organizing principle a

. >> mrs. obama says bipartisanship ps whatple expect.t comes as current fmest lady nia trump said she may be the most bullied person. >>> the election just around the corner and politic arguments, can they heat up anymore? take a deep breath before you fire off that e-mail or tweet to people this power. >>> an increase in investigations and prosecutions of threatsga madest government officials over this past year. as scott mcfarlane reports, some people are learning the limits of free speech on social media the hard way. >> it is so easy and tempting to post e-mail or tweet something political. >> did you ever envision you could tweet anything, itould get you arrested? >> no. not this ba >> kiler moved toxa aleria nine years ago to get involved in polics. en dame orlando pulse nightclub shooting in 2016. >> it really touched me. >> angry abouthe nation's gun laws, he began tweeting with the need to cnge them. >> i wanted to make little noise. maybe get into a little trouble. >> he took i too far with tweets that law enforcement say cross

. >> mrs. obama spent years working on the let's move campaign. now she is launching the global girls alliance. is aimed at empowering girls around the world through education. she made the announcement on internationa day of the girl. >>> the duke and duchess of sussex are heading back to the church where they got married five months ago to see prince harry's cousin get married. princess eugenie wil marry her long time girlfriend. princess charlotte will be the girl.r it will have an autumn feel to it. the cake will accordingroo the l cake baker. >>> thousands of students in our area are notp to date on their shots. >>to are they still allowed go to school and what's being done about it? >>> what's left of michael barreling through carolinas now. doug stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... d everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do.'t because we dust want yo

from 2010 on, when the tea party started and mr. obama was president, that democrats had lost tremendous amount of power in congressional district's, the state house, the governorship, and it is only because most americans want a job, hardware, secure borders, respect the police. the more these democrats popped out and show who they are, the more republicans will take over. i really do not believe people understand the wonderful concept of donald trump. america first. take care of american citizens. everyone else is secondary. i think this blue wave will be destroyed. everyone said hillary would be in charge. and we have seen how that worked. once you get back to americans first, no matter what, you are -- stop putting them in boxes -- the democrats will lose every time. host: thanks. jack fitzpatrick of bloomberg government, why don't you take that one? guest: you heard a series of things that have played deeply into this election and the 2016 election. you heard the phrase "identity politics" used, which really both parties have accused

>> mrs. obama is. >> i am. >> reporter: lifting their voices alongside mrs. dies who rock, meghan trainor, jennifer hudson and kelly clarkson. >> i want to thank the women on stage because this is the way we oant people t i'm grateful to all amazing rol for my girls. >> reporter: and a few cel thes. that's what we are here for, right? >>iror in our audience are any indication -- >> i want to be an attorney. >> scientist. >> reporter: the future looks bright. >> it's time for girls. girls now, girls of the future. >> that may be one of my favorite moments. girls now, girls of the future. it was a great day. we have to get into cough dropgate. >> were they stale? >> they were old. they had the white house, the presidential seal. when he left, he just took a bunch of those. they are collectors' items. >> he just gives them away. >> this is funny because i'm like, dad, are you going to oft divided. and there's something about the first lady talking about her relationship with y of you nee drop and you're afraid to pass one over? >> a special thanks to our crew the

mr. obamasident trump by name, he did question republicans' calls for civility. >> people spend years, months vilifying people, questioning their patriotism, calling them enemies of the people. and then suddenly you're concerned about civility. please. >> mr. obama told the audience, quote, the character of our country is on the ballot in next month's election. >>> it's about three minutes after the hour, here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> pulling back the curtain on the largest theatrical production in the world. straight ahead, we'll go behind the scenes at the incredible cirque du soleil as the company that began as a group of street performers swings in action in a whole new land. and later. >> if you land in denver, this is a part of the airport you will never see. it's the catacombs where the airport claims they use for baggage. but some people believe this is where they keep the lizards and the flying saucers. and there are those who also say it's haunted down here. that

mrs. obama says the goal is to create more opportunities. >> the world is a sadly dangerous place for women and girls. we see that again and again. and i think young women are tired of it. they're tired of being undervalued and being disregarded and their voices not being invested in and heard. it's not just around -- >> she also talked about life after the white house, her daughters and her close relationship with former president george w. bush. >>> do you know your value? msnbc's morning joe co-host is holding a contest to honor the hard work of women. we talked to mika about why she's doing this? >> we raise kids, take care of our families and bringing value home for our values. when it comes to talking to money for ourselves, it's uncomfortable and untoward. we need to put ourselves out there. >> on december 1st. she's hosting an event in san francisco and giving away $25,000. to enter, you can send in a video explaining your passion project. we've posted details about how to buy ticket and

reagan's fashion, mrs. obama.ed -- compared her to animals and to say she's the most bullied person on earth or one of, i just think it's. >> she did that. >> i think it's important to note. >> do they ever have real moments of reflection is what i am -- is how i feel because. >> proportion here. >> everyone thinks he's going to be different than her husband. she was a birther, as well. she went along with that, as well. so. >> don, i think it's important to point out she clarified that by saying she feelssley is one of the most bullied people. i think so much gets lost. >> -- >> she is not one of the most bullied people. >> criticism is not necessarily bullying. >> granted, i think it was wrong she wore that coat that day. >> you said it here on the air. >> more time -- more time was spent on talking about the coat than the compassion that she showed to children on the border. >> she did that, alice. that's her fault. >> it's funny. >> i got to go. she wore a coat that said i really don't care. do you. >> that's

when we had mr. obama in, we couldn't get it done.ut we got it done with this man. >> looking ahead to the end of next month, the white house tells fox news that they are in discussions about a possible bilateral meeting between president trump and chinese president xi jinping. nothing is definite yet. the china will want to eventualy come to the table to make a deal on trade but it's not happening at this point. >> and a development with the president and the molar a muellr investigation? >> out there have been meetings about whittling down the number of questions that the president is willing to answer, and that's an agreement making preparations to potentially submit some written answers only dealing with russia and possible collusion. nothing on the obstruction of justice or so-called article two issues. >> john roberts cannot live on the north lawn. canada is imposing new tariffs and quotas on steel imports. the government says tariff of 25% will apply to seven categories of the product. it comes as overseas steel workers are shu

we reach out to the offices of president obama and clinton, a spokeswoman for mr. obamay denounced him repeatedly over the years. a campaign aide points out that keith ellison has previously written that he chooses to divide our society and he does not have a relationship with him. the claimant has gotten keith ellison, pinocchio's from the washington post. >> bret: up next, the president lends a hand. first, beyond our borders tonight. russian authorities are searching for a possible accomplice of the student who is shooting and bomb attack on a vocational school killed 20 people and wounded more than 50 others. the 18-year-old student with authorities had later killed himself in the school's library was initially believed to be the only person involved in that carnage. authorities have not provided a motive for the attack. an american student was denied entry to israel because of alleged support for a boycott campaign. he said the is really supreme court will allow her to study in the country. she will be released from detention immediately and will attend hebrew unive

. >> mrs. obama was talking about a viral moment from senator john mccain's recent funeral. er a cough drop. obama said she often sits next to bush 43 at gatherings and they have become good friends. she added, the cough drops were older. she concluded, party doesn't separate us, pop color or gender, though sort of things don't separate us. that's a nice picture for us. >> the bushes took the cough drops on the contents took the furniture. >> we are back to normal. >> let's go to this. greg's "dogs with human names" and news. if you give a dog a human name, expect him to sound human, like this fella. [crying dog crying sounds] >> walter. his name is walter. >> i love that, that's fabulous. >> he looks like a walter. >> is that really the dog? >> it's walter. >> perhaps the most important thing today that we we had hapn at the white house, that is the, save our seas act. president trump signed this bill today, it was underreported story. it basically will help deal with a 9 million tons of waste that winds up in the world's oceans and coastlines each year. more than 35 million

. >> mr. obamatlanta and this is where democrat stacy abrams is hoping to motivate young people and minorities to vote in the election. meanwhile president trump plans to stump for brian kemp at a sunday rally in macon. he is targeting his base of conservatives and rural areas. >> you have to look at rural georgia. two years ago donald trump blocked the metro area but he won at rural georgia. >> the polls are showing this race a statistical dead heat, and that is why he's receiving lots of presidential attention. brian kemp is essentially the top elections official in georgia. he oversees statewide elections and his office has been enforcing elections to reduce voter fraud. his opponent say these efforts disproportionately affect minorities. >> i think voter suppression is a challenge and i think the problem is we are not getting straight answers from the person responsible for guarding the public trust. >> this whole thing is a charade it to really take away from her radical agenda of a radical gov

>> i agree and you can't argue, president obama and mrs. obamaalways great with the soaring rhetoric of hope and change, we've got a president now who is backing that up with action. what we've seen it do to the other side, they are turning away those moderate people, many of the people who voted for president obama and reelected president obama. you saw them come to president trump because they wanted change, they didn't want to hear about it, they wanted change and when you see them being pushed out by the leaders of their own party and of the radicals as they run to socialism, you have to wonder if they look up and go "where is the democratic party i used to belong to or occasionally support?" it doesn't exist anymore. >> harris: i'm just getting this alert now, eric holder has just tweeted during this program as we speak. "stop that fake outrage, i'm obviously not advocating violence. in fact, when i was ag, violent crime in the u.s. was historically low. i'm saying republicans are undermining our democracy and democrats need to be tough, pro

you know, since the tea party, there's been all this talk about why does mrs. obamaair force one on vacation or why does this other first family get this protection or the adult children. this is exactly why. we are the most powerful, richest country on earth. these resources are necessary to protect presidents, vice presidents, and their families. >> and one of those targeted was the former cia director, john brennan. that envelope, that package with some sort of bomb was delivered to him courtesy -- at cnn, the time warner center in new york. he tweeted this today. this is brennan, the former cia director during the obama administration. "stop blaming others. look in the mirror. your inflammatory rhetoric, insults, lies, and encouragement of physical violence are disgraceful. clean up your act. try to act presidential. the american people deserve much better. by the way, your critics will not be intimidated into silence." you used to work at the cia. you know brennan. what did you think? >> intimidation is not great in the cia environment. it doesn't work too well.

much attention is how the, she can't find corporate partners to do events with in the way that mrs. obamateresting. a new c this. -- a new cnn poll showed that her favor ability has ticked up. that is higher than her husband's approval rating. do you think it's empathy for the rumors that you have to endu endure? >> absolutely. when your husband is accused of being all the things that he is accused of, from his own private life and alleged affairs to his, to what he says and his immigrant treatment, the fact that she did put distance from the president and herself on immigration and make trips. that may be a reason why her ratings are better, and it may have just been a sympathy factor. >> she said that people should focus on what she does and not what she wears. here was the explanation for the i don't care jacket. >> i wore it on and off the plane and it was for the people and for the left wing media who are criticizing me and i want to show them that i don't care. you could criticizer whatever you want to say, but it flo-- b it will not stop me to do what i feel is right. >> what compe

i say, no, mrs. obama. when i saw eric holder i never thought he meant physically kick someone.apitalize on it politically. of course he didn't mean kick people. he's a former attorney general. so i think, you know. yeah, you have to fight fire with fire. and i think that in this climate, especially with, if you were going to fight -- it doesn't matter, if you're a democrat and you're going to go up against trump, you have to be a fighter or he's just going to roll right over you. >> i hear you. >> and if you look at the folks from washington right now. they're doing whatever he wants, so you got to fight, but -- and civility, by the former secretary of state saying, civility, i don't think she means physically, i think she means in your rhetoric, and talking -- >> yeah, look, i get it, i just don't buy it, you know how i feel about this, when it comes to politics. fight fire with fire. >> i think you fight fire with that's what puts fire out. and when they're coming at you, it happens on my show all the time, when somebody is coming at me hot, i see it as weakness, insults mean

[crowd cheering] ♪ mr. obama: hey. hello, milwaukee. [applause] how is everybody doing? up?u fired it is good to be back in the midwest. home.good to be close to say, somebody pointed out i spilled some salad dressing on my shirt. [laughter] about itwill tease me tonight, but what can i do? this happens sometimes. i love you, too. [applause] give it up for your next governor, tony evers. your next members of congress, randy bryce and dan calls. a leader we are sending back to the senate, tammy baldwin. [applause] it is good to be back. there are a lot of good reasons to come to milwaukee. you have got the brewers, great season, did much better than my sox. cks, 4-0. the bu you've got the badgers. you've gotbrats, beer, so there are a lot of good reasons why i would want to come to milwaukee. [crowd cheering] a couple of my nephews, austin they also live here. their little guys but they are getting bigger all the time. that's why i try to beat them at basketball now, e4 they can beat me. -- before they can beat me. [laughter] those reasons aside, i am here for one simple reas

you will be on duty there, and garrett haik is there off of near where the former president and mrs. obama live and staked out there. and they are always under the secret service protection and that is no longer a through-street because of the se secret service, and what is the situation here? >> well, andrea, this is the second most protected block in all of d.c. you have the obamas home four houses down the road, and up the street around the corner is jared kushner and ivanka trump's home. the secret service presence here is permanent, and we have seen the barricade, and increased presence of the uniformed secret s service, and the local police department, and definitely increase in the police presence here, and as with ron, we don't know if any of the obamas were home when this device was delivered, and we have to point out that the obamas do not receive their mail here. and so with all of the other the locations, there is a increase in the neighborhood, and some possibility of the secondary action and that sort of thing, but this is probably one of the most well watched and well guarde