>> mrs. obama and the president both felt stronglyti that education obviously led to their success, shaped y their lives. your first generation her brother and herm first generatin and family to graduate from college. she really understood how critical that was. she understood that difficult the path is for lots of kids. as the recall because we told the story a lot. she went to a college, a magnet school in chicago and yet when she expressed her desire to go to princeton, the college counselor which is already a magnet school said i don't think so. i don't think you'reou quite the material, which for a mission young michelle robinson was seen as' a challenge. and so she had lived it and so express that a lot. how that came about was during 2012 during the reelection campaign most of my staff could notec work on reelection word because the official white house staff, and so when a hat or policy staff do was to think about if we was so fortunate to get a second term, we only had our let's move initi

mrs. obama and the president both felt strongly education shapes their lives. mrs. obama is a first generation to graduate from college. so she really understood how critical that was. she understood how difficult the path is for lots ofto kids. they were called because we told the story a lot. she went to a magna school in chicago. and yet when she expressed her desire to go to princeton the college counselor she was already magna school i don't think so. which to that young michelle robinson was seen as a challenge because that is who she is. and so she has lived it and expressed it a lot. how it came about was during 2012 during the reelection campaign most of my staff did not work on reelection because they were white house staff. i had her policy staff do was to think about if we are so fortunate to get a second term we had our initiative on veterans and military families we knew there was room to do a third initiative what could it be? this is to get back to the opening question which is when you are the first lady and everything is in front of you. you can do

bush, mrs. obama, mrs. trump, and dr. biden.my grandmother. and thank you all for your leadership that you provided for our country and the world. secretary clinton and dr. biden, we also welcome your lovely husbands. i mean -- this is a difficult day for my family. while we have been so enormously gratified by the love and support that we have felt from across the world, so thank you so much. as reverend warnock told me, my grandmother doesn't need a eulogy. her life was a sermon. and it was a mighty testament to the power of faith and to the power of a deep and determined love and she lived this public love story that we all know of that has inspired the world including in these last days. i think of all the things she accomplished. her most viral moment was when they were at a baseball game and the braves put them on the kiss cam. and just like today, i mean, people were crying at the braves game, you know. but we, we heard about it for years. it's amazing, but in my family, we all experienced those more private love stories.

trump, mr. obama, mrs. clinton, mr. kennedy and many other people and the american intelligence community who made a statement that these groups were created by americans and for their own purposes in the west and asia. god willing, this petition will be processed according to the memorandum of understanding between the ministry of science and the ministry of roads and urban affairs , the construction of residential dormitories will begin in the next two months on the lands belonging to the universities. more news about married couples' dormitories and other clauses of the youth law in young iran this week. hello. iran jawan will start this week with a response to the broadcast of a news. a married student who has no income, after the visit of the officials of the national headquarters of jamiat to the student vice-chancellor of allameh tabai university, we are not going to come and take the land that was given to allameh university as a dormitory and turn it into a residential unit for the professors of the president o

bush, mrs. obama, mrs. trump, and dr. biden. thank you for coming and acknowledging this remarkable sisterhood that you shared with my grandmother. and thank you all the provided for our country and the world. secretary clinton and dr. biden, we welcome your lovely husbands. amy: we will look at rosalynn carter's decades long advocacy for mental health care. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. talks are ongoing to further extend the truce in gaza as it enters its final day. secretary of state antony blinken spoke at a news conference in brussels earlier today as he prepares to head back to israel and the west bank. >> focused on doing what we can to extend the pause so we can continue to get more hostages out and more humanitarian assistance in. amy: on tuesday, 30 palestinian women and children were freed from israeli prisons after 10 israelis and two foreign nationals were released from gaza. this is palestinian activist and student ruba assi, wh

bush, mrs. obama, mrs. trump, and dr. bind.oming and acknowledging this remarkable sisterhood that you share with my grandmother. and thank you all for your leadership that you provided for our country and the world. secretary clinton and dr. biden we also welcome your lovely husbands. [laughter] i mean --s that difficult day for my family. but we have been so enormously gratified by the love and support that we have felt from across the world. so thank you so much. as reverend warnock told me, my grandmother doesn't need a eulogy. her life was a sermon. and it was a mighty testament to the power of faith and to the power of a deep and determined love and she lived this public love story that we all know of. that has inspired the world including in these last days. and i think of all the things she accomplished, her most viral moment was when they were at a baseball game and the braves put them on the kiss cam. [laughter] and just like today, i mean, people were crying at the braves game, you know. [laughter] but we heard about

mrs. bush, misses obama, mrs.er. to jack, chip, jeff, your families, i'm honored you asked me to participate today. news reporters and public figures we cover do not always have the smoothest of relationships. given the nature of our different roles, our interactions can be uncomfortable at times. the first time i met rosalynn carter it was 1970 and she was campaigning hard for her husband to be elected governor. it was from the tarmac of a small airport in georgia and i sensed wariness on her part. i was only a cub reporter for an atlanta tv station so that was understandable. i'm happy to say that the wariness melted away. it may have taken about 40 years for that to happen. [laughter] but it had by the time she invited me to attend a luncheon in washington where she was receiving and award for her work on care giving. she knew we have a son with disabilities and that care giving is essential in our lives. my respect for her goes back to the beginning. there was always a groundedness and self-assurance about her

or lie down and die, that will not happen. if i may is it to me to be brief, just i will caught mr. obama when he visited israel and he was talking to university students and he's put it simply, put yourself in your shoes, look at the world with their eyes." "you cannot expect a palestinian to live all his life under the boot of the israelis and be thankful. we have to defend our dignity, at least if not our land, and we they can never get rid of us, the ethnic cleansing of palestine has been attempted long before israel was created. there was something called the dallit doctrine in in with the hagana before the creation of. israel and there was the dahya doctrine in beirout and gaza, which means maximum force for maximum destruction, then there was mowing the loan, and the loan is is people, is not grass, and there is so many doctrines that israel applies to us palestinians, it's more than savagery, there is no word to describe the brutality of the israeli. army and the israeli leadership, definitely, there is no word, to describe the brutality and the barbarity of what israel has commit

slaves or lie down and die, that will not happen. if i may to me to be brief, just i will quote mr. obama when he visited israel and he was talking to university students and he's put it simply, put yourself in your shoes, look at the world with their eyes, you cannot expect a palestinian to live all his life under the boot of the israelis and be thankful, we have to defend our dignity, at least if not our land, and we they can never get rid of us, the ethnic cleansing of palestine has been attempted long before israel was created, there was something called the dalit doctrine in in with the hagana before the creation of israel, and there was the dahya doctrine in beirout and gaza, which means his maximum force for maximum destruction, then there was mowing the loan, and the loan is is people, is not grass and there is so many doctrines that israel applies to us palestinians, it's more than savagery, there is no word to describe the brutality of the israeli army and the israeli leadership, definitely there is no word, described the brutality and the barbarity of what israel has committed

and in her book she points to the mass of popularity of the movie the help they came out when mrs. obama was first lady and she posits that many americans,s, americans because f racism were uncomfortable with the idea of a black first lady. in the help of course the black women in that movie are upholding a woman's domestic space. because of his this racist discomfort with a black woman in our nation in the visible domestic state to help provided a relief to that racist backlash against michelle obama. i included in the book. >> i thought it was interesting the way that michelle called herself the mom in chief. the culture was not accepting as it should have been in there all these momfluencers and the biggest accounts are dominated by women. and you talk a lot about the cult of. >> in the late 19th century after the post-industrial revolution preindustrial revolution both women and men were inside the home and outside the home. once they move toward factory work there was a moral tenet. we really wanted to preserve the moral center within the home. so the construct of the ideal woman wa

bush, mrs. obama, mrs. trump and dr. biden.love and support that we have felt from across the world. so thank you so much. and as reverend warnock told me, my grandmother doesn't need a eulogy. her life was a sermon. and it was a mighty testament to the power of faith and to the power of a deep and determined love. and she lived this public love story that we all know of, that has inspired the world including in these last days. and i think of all the things she accomplished her most viral moment was when they were at a baseball game and the braves put them on the kiss cam. and just like today, i mean, people were crying at the braves game. you know? but we heard about it for years. it's amazing. but in my family we all experienced those more private love stories. and she was my grandmother first. and she was like everyone else's grandmother in a lot of ways. almost all of her recipes call for mayonnaise, for example. we all got cards from her on our birthdays. $20 bill in it. when i was 45, $20 bill. and she was so down to ear

mrs. obama tried to get people to go and exercise more music great idea. i think the first ladies can have a big deal is that reading platform on the mall every september and that continues until this day. i think first ladies have a great capacity to advance culture they usually aim for more elevated times they trying to convey messages to try to make us better as a nation, get off drugs. >> meant of the first ladies appeared on sesame street. president biden appeared on sesame street see them popping up on things. usually it's geared to kids, to make them betterr as a nation hopefully things we can all agree on. >> the first lady because first ladies for the most part or less apart is in their nonpartisan actors somethinges will have the interest of everybody progress thank you so much for this conversation. [applause] >> 100-year-old world war ii veteran jon lackey luck adu lucky dudetalks most times a bo. talks about one mission he did not fly very. >> it was the 3:30, went down to the briefing room and who should walk in but general curtis lemay. and

no, mr. obamai'm sorry, your hands are bloody here and president biden of course following the direction of obama and worse, has essentially ended the financial and energy sanctions on iran, giving them even more money. so mr. biden's hands are very dirty. you know in the terrorist game, like all war, money is ultimately the key. speaking of money why isn't there any widespread media coverage of the great "new york post" article today on the hamas billionaire living in qatar? living in qatar in a life of luxury. you got to get this story. the head of the politburo, the head of the hamas politburo, head of foreign relations, another leader, the three of them have a combined total of 11 billion-dollar fortune. one of them is some kind of a ping-pong champion. isn't that great? this is the height of hypocrisy, poverty in gaza almost unrivaled, not these guys. where is the coverage of this outrage? then lately secretary of state blinken he wants to pick a new fight with israel over postwar plans. befor

mrs. obama had the let's move campaign. she's trying to get people to go and exercise more and make america less obese. didn't quite work, but good idea. and so i think the first ladies can have a big deal. laura bush started that reading festival that's on the mall every september, and that continues to this day. so i think first ladies have a great capacity to advance culture and they usually aim for more elevated time types of culture and they're trying to convey messages that are trying to make us better as nation, like get off drugs. so i think many of the first ladies appeared on sesame street and pat nixon certainly appeared on sesame street. dr. biden recently appeared on sesame street. so you see them popping up in things. and like you said, usually always trying to, you know, for geared to kids to make us better as a nation. hopefully things that we can all agree on. first lady and the first lady's not the president. you go. and sesame street was the first lady's for the most part or less partizan, right? they're

romney leading and the average polls taken between october and the election gave mr. obama8.8% chance of a popular vote, 2.3 points less than his winning total, 51.1%." so william gholston's analysis. your thoughts? caller: my thoughts are that i think in six months it will be more meaningful. but we also cannot predict what is going to go on in the israel-hamas war or ukraine, with iran. nobody could have predicted those things prior to them actually happening. so there is a lot of uncertainty , and i think that polling is effectively useful this far out. host: thank you. you mentioned israel and hamas, he me mention programming later today on c-span3, a hearing on u.s. support for israel, officials from the state and defense department will be testifying before the house foreign affairs committee at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3 and c-span.org and the free app. the house comes in in five minutes and we will take you to the house floor when they do. your phone calls until they gavel in. this is jane, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i am not a very good spea

mr. own i' obama i'm sorry your hands are bloody here, and president biden following the direction of obama and ended financial and energy sanctions on iran, giving them more money. so mr. biden's hands are very dirty. you know in the terrorist game, like all war, money is the key. speaking of money. why isn't there any widespread media coverage of the great network network post article -- "new york post" article on hamas billionaires living in qatar? living in qatar in a life of luxury. you have to get this story. the head of the hamas bureau, and foreign relations and another leader, the three of them, have a combined total of 11 billion dollar fortune. one of them some kind of a ping-pong champion, that is great, this is the height of hypocrisy. poverty in gaza almost unrivaled bunot these guy, and secretary of state antony blinken wants to pick a new fight with israel over postwar plans, how about publicly praising our best friend for its amazing wartime performance, israel does not top of run gaza, they have to secure it for a while, but they don't want to govern it blinken creating a

. > barack and michelle obama honored mrs. carter with tributes on social media, saying her life is a reminder no matter who you are, our legacy is measured not in awards or accolades but in the lives we touch. former president george w. bush recalled her devotion to her husband, there was no greater advocate of president carter, and their partnership set a wonderful example of loyalty and fidelity. and bill and hillary clinton said thanks to her mental health advocacy, more people live with better care and less stigma. because of her early leadership in childhood immunization, millions of americans have grown up healthier. and through her decades of work at the carter center, and with habitat for humanity, she spread hope, health, and democracy across the globe. >> there will be three days of service to honor rosalynn carter's life, it begins monday, next monday, rather, with a wreath-laying ceremony at georgia southwestern state university. she will then lie in repose at the jimmy carter presidential library, and museum, whe

mrs. carter. among the guests, president biden, vice president harris and their spouses, the clintons, and rm toer first ladies bush, obama, and trump. mrs. carter was a maverick and a pioneer. as first lady she sat in on cabinet meetings, had her husband's ear on policies and politics, and championed mental health therapy. at the white house, this is her official first lady portrait draped in black. she'll be buried wednesday in plains after a private funeral. norah. >> what a send-off there. mark, thank you so much. >>> well, much of the country is in store for a big chill with more than 200 million americans set to experience subfreezing temperatures tomorrow. cold air from the north will dip down as far south as atlanta on tuesday and into florida wednesday morning. every state will have at least one spot below 32 degrees. along the great lakes, lake-effect snow is expected, especially from cleveland to watertown, new york. some spots could end up with three feet of snow. >>> all right. if you flew on sunday, you were part of a record wave of air travelers. the tsa said today that more than 2.9 million people went thr

and the, joining me from all from london is mark farm and uh, his director of the interior obama campaign, u. k. mr. fonda, these rebel attacks against the me and my military. would you call these a timing point in the fight to restore democracy in the country? i wasn't that certainly how a lot of people in my mind, seeing we, it's quite unprecedented to see one but a different ethnic is coming together to launch these joint operations against the middle tree and also to have such a, a wretched success. and that has encouraged all of the ethnic organizations on groups and some of what's called a pdf people who's defense forces, which people in the country have set up arms groups to resist the military. i'm so racing increase the types of military outposts in the time state on the west by the south. think of any states and the military so far seem incapable of counseling. these leave offense, but not all these rubber groups literally on the same page because they have, for the ministry for yes, primarily for autonomy in their respective regions. is that still the aim or is it the why the goal of a s

mrs. carter, among the guests, president biden, vice president harris, and their spouses. the clintons, and first lady's bush, obama mrs. carter was a maverick and a pioneer, as first lady she sent in cabinet meetings, had her husband's ear and policy and politics and for the rest of her life champion to mental health therapy. at the white house, this is her official first lady portrait engraved in black. she will be buried wednesday in planes after a private funeral. norah. >> norah: what a stunned off there, thank you very much. much of the country is in store for a big chill with more than 200 million americans set to experience subfreezing temperatures tomorrow. cold air from the northwell dipped down as far south as atlanta on tuesday and into wednesday morning. every state will have at least one spot below 32 degrees. along the great lakes, snow is expected especially from cleveland watertown, new york, some spots could end up with 3 feet of snow. if you flew on sunday, you are part of a record day of air travelers. the tsa said today that more than 2.9 million people went through security at the nation's air

mr. rhodes. i mean, you're you know, the obama administration's operating under that shadow. and may professor, this is maybe a bit more for you. but i also i think for mr. rhodes as well, thinking about what are the roots of that, right. i think back to the democratic party is the party of secession and the cultural outs as having to try to prove they're sort of like you kind of patriotic bona fides. but i'd be curious that's my snapshot. why i do democratic nonintervention pay such heavier political price than republican noninterventionist. so this is what my book is about and i even know if i've after working on it for many years, i'm i it still puzzles me right. i find that the data are very clear that the republican ownership of the national issue that the democrats from you look at a single question asked by gallup like who which party is better to to help to do well in protecting security. i forget what the formulation is, but it are terrorism, international threats. the democrats have a brief window at the nader of the iraq war where they tie the republicans and i thin

bestseller being american in the world that we made in the world as it is a memoir in the obama white house. from 2009 - 2017 mr. rhodes served as national security advisor in the obama administration participated in all of presidentci obama's position, i want to know how rare that is that someone stays in that type of position for the entirety of two terms. >> i don't recommend it. >> it shows your dedication and drive to furthering american foreign policy. in his time at the white house he saw the communication and public diplomacy and led the secret negotiation with the cuban government that resulted in an effort to normalize relations between the united states and cuba and he supported the negotiation to conclude the joint comprehension of plan of action better known as the iran deal he is ato contributor for c news and cohost of save the world podcast the senior advisor to former president brock obama, chair of the national security action his work has been published in the atlantic, the washington post, the new york times, foreign affairs and other outlets he also serves on numerous words including the le

trump tried it and mr. obama tried and every president has tried it and they are working on the fields and construction and hospitality and in my a correct in that statement? >> yes. >> so the democrats won't call us a bunch of racists anymore and they don't have the monopoly on compassion and we are also compassionate because you are concerned about those children who speak and sound like me who are being raped right now so shouldn't the republicans be the ones that are ahead finding a solution so we can stop this and put something at the border and stop the asylum system being gamed because my people are gaming it every day and do i make sense? >> yes. >> what you think we should do is republicans? >> i think h.r. 2 was a good first step and there is more that can be done to secure that border and it's really an issue for congress that as you deal with the individuals who are here illegally, you have to close the loopholes that continue to funnel more and more folks coming here illegally. >> i agree with you. l

mr. >> is everything they say. >> this morning, a former obama administration adviser taken into custody 64 year old stewart sadowitz faces hate crime charges after multiple confrontations with workers at a halal cart in new york city. some of the confrontations caught on camera. the former diplomat is accused of harassing the vendors spewing xenophobic and anti-muslim remarks. at one point, a nearby construction worker steps in to try to defuze the situation. >> when you had a lot of hatred, he was saying a lot of mean things. and i said, listen, this is not a place or time for this. you probably need to walk away from this gentleman to let him work. >> sadowitz claims the vendor expressed support for hamas, triggering an argument. but across three separate videos there is no evidence in the worker who asked not to be named, fearing for his safety. he denies speaking about hamas at all. >> why should i go? >> why should i go? >> tell me why i should go? i'm standing here. i'm an american. i have it's a free country. >> in a phone interview with abc news, sadowitz admitted he overreacted

to the arrest of a former obama official accused of making hateful remarks towards a food cart vendor. >> investigators say the confrontÉ was fueled by the israel-hamas war. >> mr sheldon is everything to say this morning. >> a former obama administration adviser was taken into custody. 64 year old stuart sadowitz faces hate crime charges after multiple confrontations with workers at a halal cart in new york city. some of the confrontations caught on camera. the former diplomat is accused of harassing the vendors spewing xenophobic and anti-muslim remarks. at one point, a nearby construction worker steps in to try to defuze the situation. you had a lot of hatred, he was saying a lot of mean things. >> and i said, listen, this is not a place or time for this. you probably need to walk away from this gentleman and let him walk. >> sadowitz claims the vendor expressed support for hamas, triggering an argument. but across three separate videos there is no evidence in the worker who asked not to be named, fearing for his safety, denies speaking about hamas at all. why should i go? why should i go? >> tell me why i should go. i'm standing here. i'm an american. an i

mr. werner, we saw in the obama administration a pivot to asia.s the biden administration build upon that were how would you direct its own approach to china after all? guest: the pivot by asia were made by the same people in charge of china positive. that's china positivity. those were very preliminary. the big change came done -- came under the president trump's >>

obama. he was a big critical mr. kissinger for his campaign of bombing the can body in allowance and the carnage system that occurred there. and so you can, you can find the tractors and the proponents of the works of mr. chester when it comes to se, what happened in southeast asia. he was involved in the course of the, the negotiations for the treaty of peers with respect to, i'm not a states ceasing involvement in vietnam, but it's hard for him to get away from the legacy. what occurred in tim podium louse. so it's very, very mixed. it even though he left government service more than 40 years ago, henry kissinger was involved in politics throughout his entire life. just a month before the guise of war broke out, he stated that quote, it was a grave mistake to let so many people from a totally different cultures, religions, and concepts to live in one region. how does kissinger view the middle east in terms of expanding america's interest in there? i think she is got a goal in the middle east was to remove the soviet of influences and then the russian influence in the middle east. um and up lik

mr. president. [cheers and applause] - even after the 2008 election, mccain loses. obama wins.arah palin. - palin really reemerged attacking obamacare. they really tried to focus on the idea that healthcare would be rationed. would be limited. sarah palin talked about death panels, as if people would have to stand in front of this little group of undoubtedly far-left physicians and healthcare people who would decide, you know, "no. sorry. you have to die." - those two words will not be found in any of those thousands of pages of different variations of the healthcare bill. no, "death panel" isn't there, but he's incorrect, and he is disingenuous. - sarah palin was really a pioneer in that she was really the first politician to spread disinformation like death panels on facebook. you could skirt the established media, go to facebook, go to the internet, and get your message out that way. - let's be clear about one thing. we're not here to rebrand the party. we're here to rebuild a country. [cheers and applause] - after that with palin, all hell broke loose. americans had a well-

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in this new foreign affairs magazine, you work with president obama, mr.artisan debate in washington? or is our politics so fractured we are not having a normal cfr debate? michael: the country is more polarized politically than ever. when it comes to foreign policy, national security, there is more of a nonpartisan/bipartisan debate going on with the center- left and the center-right. if they share a fair number of perspectives. and there are wide-ranging perspectives in both parties as well. but right now, whether it is rain or the middle east, the majority of both parties are focused on providing necessary support. when it comes to china, there is a strong bipartisan consensus that we need to be firm and reset the relationship. lisa: taking a look at what happened last week, was it truly more of a success than many are giving it credit for? michael: it was a success in that the goal was to stabilize the relationship heading into 2024, when you have elections in taiwan, the u.s., where china will play a role. they both achieved that in terms of not just

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. >>> joining us is former homeland security secretary under president obama jeh johnson, a partner at paul wise. mr. secretary, appreciate your time. >> thank you. one secretary after another. >> good bookings. >> i am a private citizen. >> yeah. >> now. >> in that capacity, if you want to speak for the government, you are welcome to -- >> i won't even try. >> something we discussed after the october 7th attacks. in a bigger picture point of view, in the wake of a week where you saw the president weighing in on this, being decide about this on a global stage, you said hamas is acting on the israelis to overreact. that's part of the plan. four or five weeks into this, where are they on that in terms of the israelis? >> difficult to say, actually the. we look at the images of the tunnel under the hospital, we look at the images of the weapons that were seized, and i have a lot of questions about that. images cannot always tell the full story. i look at the images and wonder, okay, how recently was it that hamas was apparently co-located with this hospital? how long have those weapons been there? had