did obama trump trump, or did trump trump obama? and. >> trump forced the president into the press room, to get his birth certificate, said bring it back, and obama brought it back! trump won it hands down. >> you think it was a -- foregone conclusion that president obama would have to reveve -- >> nobody ended the argument, c would guess yes. on television, please reveal it and get it out of way. >> you think he brought it aliv-- >> i think he deliberately kt a it alive. i don't know y but he kept it alive too long and it gun to hurt him. >> do you think he knew all along that he could produce this birth certificate on call and he was saving it in order to direct the press to cover this and not cover say this weekend, like bernanke? >> no i think he was holding it off for some reason, i'm not sure which. people said it's an embarrassment, why should i do this? but he held it too long, three weeks ago he should have done it. >> three weeks ago or two days ago, it was a degrading thing for this president to get involved in. i'm glad

for humanitarian intervention in libya is barack obama's way to justify his nobel peace prize. kick. start. the low and welcome the cross talk i'm peter lavelle is u.s. president barack obama still in the honorable recipient of the nobel peace prize to be fair he inherited two wars masoom in office but he is also a new war on his watch and that is libya should obama's peace prize be revoked and should politicians be part computer considerations. can. start. to discuss the issues around barack obama's nobel peace prize i'm joined by bill schneider in washington he's a distinguished senior fellow and resident scholar at third way in london we have tariq ali he is a writer and filmmaker and in knoxville we have john williams he is the editor and publisher of new millennium writings and another member of our cross talk team hielan hunger right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want bill schneider as i pointed out in the introduction barack obama inherited two wars ok fair enough he didn't start them a lot of people criticize his escalation of the w

>> barack obama's vote? >> exactly. >> and that's spread around the can country bus they have all -- all over the country. >> he doesn't know that. >> my turn! this is not about jobs for bureaucrats. the president correctly pointed out the people who would be hurt under the ryan plan, and it is people with autistic kids who depend on medicaid, and the people on medicare would be hurt because the premium support would give a fixed amount of money and health costs would continue to be up, borne by individuals instead of the government. it's cost shifting. >> and the bureaucrats would be hurt. they lose their job. >>> can't get enough -- >> middle-class, keeps them in nursing homes. that's where most medicaid money goes. >> here's a question, assuming this was the opening salvo of campaign 2012, who won? obama and the democrats, or ryan and the republicans? >> i think quite frankly even though -- he's been hammered -- >> don't fuse it, just state it. >> i think -- i think -- basically the president ran an effec

you discuss the issues around barack obama's nobel peace prize i'm joined by bill snyder in washington he is a distinguished senior fellow and resident scholar at third way in london we have to take ali he is a writer and filmmaker and in knoxville we have don williams he is the editor and publisher of new millennium writings and another member of our cross talk team you know in hungary all right gentlemen this is cross talk to me as you can jump in anytime you want bill schneider as i pointed out in the introduction barack obama inherited two wars ok fair enough he didn't start them a lot of people criticized his escalation of the war in afghanistan and libya is truly his war i mean nobel peace prize and all those noble words and we'll go to some of those words later in the program and being a war president they and that's it's it's very toxic it's and it's made some a not a good mix and and either he should give it back or it should be revoked do you think. well. that has not been discussed in the united states and let me point out one thing his administration does not call libya a w

start with what's true and what's not president obama was forthright. telling america and the world why we must intervene in libya might disagree with his decision but who can do without the evidence that he used to build a case to oppose a bloodbath it was everywhere before our eyes this was not true of bush and iraq eight years ago the comparison as i say is odious the reasons bush concocted for going to war didn't pass the sniff test bush and cheney told the world that iraqi leader saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction that he was giving them to terrorists that we would be greeted as liberators they hated broadly that saddam was and i'm not eleven and none of this was true now with my friends on the right what you believe bush and cheney are such things in good space. they're welcome to that but still these were some obvious lies metaphysically through bribery a man named curveball code named curveball just last. recent few weeks has acknowledged that he lied. there was a lot of evidence that a man named al libi lied and probably ok but you

now for a short break we'll continue our discussion on obama's nobel prize day with r.t. . if you can. twenty years ago our just country. seemed to. be. challenging. where did it take. a charming here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. you can you. feel. you want to. welcome back to crossfire i'm curious about for a minute we're talking about obama's nobel peace prize. ok. but first let's see what russians think about all of this. two years ago the newly elected american president barack obama was awarded the nobel peace prize for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples but now as the u.s. into the beings in libya many wonder if this awards will be taking away the russian public opinion reserves and all citizens one thing to. do about libya so two percent of the respondents say liberal turmoil is exclusively domestic problem and foreign countries should not interfere and another. when the seven percent believe the international community should stop the civil war they are the ong

president barack obama is still an honorable recipient of the nobel peace prize to be fair game here to two wars from assuming office. the world. bringing you the latest in science and technology from around the world. we've got the jerk covered. from. me it is easy to. see. elite. player at. the. way i. play it was. kick. start. low and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle is u.s. president barack obama still an honorable recipient of the nobel peace prize to be fair he inherited two wars but assuming office but he is also a new war on his watch and that is libya should obama's peace prize be revoked and should politicians from future consideration. can start. to discuss the issues around barack obama's nobel peace prize i'm joined by bill snyder in washington he's a distinguished senior fellow and resident scholar at third way in london we have to take ali he is a writer and filmmaker and in knoxville we have john williams he is the editor and publisher of new millennium writings and another member of our cross talk team deal on hunger right gentlemen this is cross talk that mea

you know a large portion of republicans will always question obama and the one thing that the obama administration needs to keep in mind is that regardless of what they do they're never going to change the republicans might it the republicans are going to randomly wake up with one morning and having a pity and say you know what obama released the long form all of a sudden i'm going to vote for him it's not going to work that way obama needs to focus on his own base the majority of democrats and independents the majority of sane people in this country support him and know he's a u.s. citizen so he should just focus on that and stop trying to worry about you know convincing republicans that you know he's a us citizen and he's for bipartisanship all of this nonsense he needs to let it go i i personally don't care what the republicans think if they want to question him being a u.s. citizen and they're just going to look like fools and clouds and have at it well i guess the bigger question here is is the need going to be able to let this go i think that obama did a good job kind of digging at the media

now after a short break we'll continue our discussion on obama's nobel prize stage with r.t. . if you. still. want. twenty years ago in our just country. to talk to. you. how did. you. get the job. where did it take. you. to. to. feel you can. feel the we'll. welcome back to crossfire i'm curious about true mind you were talking about obama's nobel peace prize. but first let's see what russians think about all of this should it mirror moved two years ago the newly elected american president barack obama was awarded with the nobel peace prize for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples but now as the u.s. intervenes in libya many want it so once again taking away the russian public opinion reserves son also such as us wanting to know so prudish should do adults libya so two percent of the respondents say libyan turmoil is exclusively domestic problem and foreign countries should not interfere and another try. the seven percent believe into this whole community. to stop the civil war they are the ongoing conflict in libya ha

nació barack obama en estados unidos o en kenia.ontenegro tiene los detalles. >>> el presidente ha dicho lo mismo que nació en hawai y presentó una prueba contundente, su certificado de nacimiento que indica que nació en honolulu. obama espera que esto quaye a sus críticos y está desconcertado y perplejo por la continúa controversia. no tenemos tiempo para estas tonterías, tenemos mucho que hacer, dijo el mandatario. y agregó que esto se había convertido en un circo. >>> independiente si es demócrata o krep no, creo que el presidente tiene razón, cuando va al corazón de la controversia y dice, saben qué, número 1 es una cuestión sin sentido, es una cuestión no seria. >>> calmar los rumores obama pidió al estado de hawai que hiciera una excepción a sus reglas y divulgara el certificado por el estado con la firma de su madre y el médico creen que obama nació en estados unidos. pero entre los republicanos, el 45% cree que no. y el 22% dijo no saber. el tema cobró más fuerza en las últimas semanas. luego que el millonario empresario don

the obama candidacy? now it's not sure obama and his administration did a lot of things wrong. we can talk about that during the question and answer period, i have any view, you are your view. we probably share a lot of views. just off the top of my head, i'll tell you i don't understand why he didn't try and affect a more rhetorically inspires presidency, the way that john kennedy and franklin roosevelt, and to be honest, ronald reagan did. i think he had that opportunity and that talent, and he chose not to do it. and there were other strategic mistakes undoubtedly that he made. but the problem with his inability to pass this legislation was not strategic errors by the president, or tactical errors by the president. and it didn't relate, necessarily, to the failure of his communications job. although there was a failure of his communications job. it related to fundamental roadblocks in the system that would face any president, any progressive president, trying to enact the kinds of promises that obama m

john said he voted for obama in 2008. he's not sure about 2012. eangry the rusch get richer while others barely get by. >> we need to come into the streets and raise hell because he won't be able to do anything unless there is a movement on the way we spend money in this country. >> reporter: a $35,000 plate dinner and a town hall streamed live on facebook, hosted from facebook headquarters in palo alto took up most of the day. with 19 million facebook friends, a campaign stop like no other. the president did seem to energize this crowd. a crowd that still is hoping for, or looking for hope and change. one woman who was upentity the president was late said after the speech, it didn't matter anymore. she said i'm in. that means she plans to then president get reelected, which is exactly what he was looking for. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. with the president come star power. not only at the masonic center but at the private donor tonight. enter tanners stevie wonder and will i am were among the guests. and within thing we know f

i think obama is.he other thing is that you have to have a strong canada. -- you have to have a vulnerable sitting president. in 2004, people were growing weary of president bush. he barely got elected. he won a very close election the first time around. with the iraqi war, he was starting to grow unpopular. he was unbeatable beatable in 2004. bush ended up getting reelected. if the republicans have a lousy kennedy, obama could get reelected even if he has a lot of vulnerability. -- if the republicans have a lousy candidate, obama could get reelected even if he has a lot of vulnerability. the candidates who would excite people more are not ready yet. people like bobby jindal, chris christi, marco rubio -- some of the younger candidates that people really like, they are not going to run in 2012. you are left with a combination of retreads from 2008 and people who are novelty type candidates. then you have a few people trying to compete in terms of taking a shot at it. host: this is a tweets about killin

>> i any obama say positive, optimistic guy. he fundamentally wants the american people to believe and feel like they are part of this lurching, beautiful democracy that we are all moving forward and that's very much how he's going to move forward the next few years. chris: do they think they can win this thing? >> they absolutely do. they're feeling very possive. chris: department the -- despite the numbers he's getting? >> yes. he made speeches to democratic partisan fundraisers this year. he did not go on the attack. he did not do the usual campaign style. chris: are they happy with the outlook for the candidates? can they beat the field they're looking at this year? >> one thing, well, they're extraordinarily concerned about the economy and the things going on in the middle east that could cause a spike in oil prices that could make it impossible for him to win. but the other is they say you have got to be kidding, our guy has so much more talent in his little finger than any of these and he will run them over. chris: there'

never done anything many look at obama. obama had bad marks and he gets into harvard. he want a good student. he wasn't a genius. he had bad marks. it is a big story. everyone says how did he get into harvard, columbia? he doesn't release his marks. nobody knows his marks. everybody said his marks were lousy, yet he gets into harvard. this guy really is leading a charmed life. somebody said what is his biggest asset? he is luckily politically. he led a charmed life. the media is letting him get away with it. example, a better example, tony rezko, if you did tony rezko, you would be in jail. >> sean: i believe it. >> tony rezko is his mentor. was his big political contributor. there's another guy he dropped like a hot rock. you got reverand wright, bill ayers, tony rezko. he drops these guys and the press leaves him alone. he buys a house rezko who is in jail, a mobster, buys the lot next to him. i'm a great real estate guy. i made a lot of money, you will see maybe. you will be very impressed with my numbers i'm a really good real estate guy. he buys the lot next door.

when will washington get the hint that they're not representing the average american then president obama is currently campaigning in california and yesterday he made a stop at the facebook headquarters so is this an attempt to get the young vote or just the money from silicon valley then people across the country are celebrating religious holidays this week whether it be passover or easter but today we'll tell you about another group holding a convention atheists and we'll speak to one of them and find out why they think they're the most picked on group in america and believe it or not some people are ok with the idea of torture a recent poll unveils which demographic thinks that it's acceptable to torture the enemy we'll have details on the poll and more importantly we want to know why some of these people think that these cruel actions aren't cause for concern that's later on the show but now let's move on to our top story. yesterday we reported to you the very sad news the tim hetherington a photojournalist and director of the academy award nominated documentary restrepo was killed in

obama quiere del voto hispano.n. >> obama necesita que esto siga avanzando. ahora con los republicanos controlan el congreso hay mÁs posibilidad que avance. tiene mÁs posibilidad este aÑo. >> Álvaro, gracias, vicente, david. regresamos con los cuatro integrantes del grupo manÁ, nosotros les preguntamos de polÍtica, verÁn cÓmo es una buena combinaciÓn el nacionalista ollanta humala pasó a la segunda vuelta electoral en perú.según último boletín oficial parcial, el segundo lugar se lo disputaban pedro pablo kuczynski y keiko fujimori. qÉ tal, les habla marÍn bernanga.la casa blanca reveló que el presidente barack obama, develaÁ el próximo miércoles un plan para reducir el Éficit a largo plazo.tras cuatro Ías de protestas de la central obrera boliviana, el presidente evo morales, accedÓ a reunirse con los manifestantes para buscar una solucÓn a la huelga general de los sindicalistas.y un fuerte tornado derriÓÁ rboles, maquinaria pesada, destruÓ casas y otras construcciones a su paso durante el fin de semana por maplet

might finally push obama. pressure is mounting there's a lot of things going on in addition this letter and this letter was signed by some of the top legal academics in the country or the top law schools in the country are represented and what they call awfully end is to for the department of defense to defend their position openly and that it can stand up in defense in the light of day and changes conditions and that's a pretty mild request a pretty reasonable request and some of the parlance is not clear yet so i think there it was a good one and it was a powerful people and come you know same time as the human rights report by china which really outlines in great detail so many problems in american culture with while asian rights and come in the same time there was in the u.s. reporter and human rights the investigator of human rights violations and torture for the u.n. denied access to bradley manning it's all building to a a crescendo of serious pressure and i hope president obama does the right thing. sh

and obama knows that story.s that he was going to pay the ultimate political price to do the right thing. that is a story and obama thinks in stories, that is a story that is very appealing to a president in real time who is paying all these incremental prices because maybe -- a one-term president maybe somewhere down the road somebody's going to give the medal of freedom because they realize you did the right thing. >> charlie: thank you for coming. >> thank you sir. >> charlie: christy turlington is here. she is a mother, a long time health advocate, a model and now a director. her film no woman no cry follows four women in now different countries. it presents the challenges that pregnant women face which too often result in death. here is a look at the film. >> she was at the clinic for a full day and night. there are only four beds. the nurses needed to make room for other patients arriving. she had no choice but to go home. it's a five mile walk. >> [speaking foreign language] >> charlie: i am pleased to ha

if you talk about using obama, what if obama plays bill clinton card in the government shutdown of '95 and say i am going to protect your medicare and i make sure the rich pay their share? >> what was unemployment when bill clinton ran for election? under 5%. >> chris: i understand, but those effective policies. >> his policies have been in place, his and geithner and bernanke -- to some degree, late bush. that's the issue -- >> chris: quickly. >> where is goldman sachss in this? 70% of american. >> the republicans are running -- [over talk >> chris: thank you, panel. see you next week. don't forget to check out panel plus where the group will pick right up with the discussion. it's hot. on the website foxnewssunday.com. we'll post the video before noon eastern time. up next, some closing thoughts on 15 years of "fox news sunday." >> chris: this program marks our 15th year on the air. to celebrate the occasion, we have put some of the special moments on our website. foxnewssunday.com. >> you can revisit tony snow special two-hour coverage on the sunday after 9/11. >> we once were a nat

obama quiere del voto hispano.n que ver con mucha atenciÓn. >> obama necesita que esto siga avanzando. ahora con los republicanos controlan el congreso hay mÁs posibilidad que avance. tiene mÁs posibilidad este aÑo. >> Álvaro, gracias, vicente, david. regresamos con los cuatro integrantes del grupo manÁ, nosotros les preguntamos de polÍtica, verÁn cÓmo es una buena combinació los presidentes de venezuela y colombia se reunieron ayer en cartagena de indias y acordaron extender por tres meses las reglas que rigen el comercio entre esos dos paises. que tal, les habla julie ferrer... vamos al punto de las noticias.una explosion en un almacen de fuegos artificiales dejo al menos cinco muertos en honolulu, hawai.en espaÑa, miles de personas marcharon contra la participacÓn en las proximas elecciones regionales de grupos vinculados a la banda separatista armada "eta". y el primer ministro de japon visita la costa devastada por el sunami y promete ayudar a la industria pesquera y a los damnificados. regresamos al punto de

barack obama's parents or grandparents could not have simply called the paper and had barack obama's birth announced in that section of those newspapers. impossible. and there's another lie trump has mentioned repeatedly and insisted upon again today on msnbc. >> we all agree he was born. okay? we're all so happy that he was born. now, the ad was put in -- >> it's not an ad. wait a minute. birth notices -- >> excuse me, chuck. >> -- and death notices are standard. >> it was three days later. three days after the fact. >> the birth announcements were not published three days after the fact. they were published nine days after the fact in one paper, ten days in the other. that's because those newspapers don't publish birth announcements every day. so the august 14th "star bulletin" would include birth announcements for children who were born as far back as july 30th, five days before barack obama. joining me now, huffington post reporter and msnbc analyst alex wagner. thanks for joining us tonight, alex. >> thanks for having me, lawrence. >> when was your birth announcement published?

you guys welcome to shell and tell the obama show we've heard our guests talk to say on the topic now i want to hear audio just go on you tube his video response or the twitter profile of the questions that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response is. the. hardest time for tonight's tool time award and it goes to arianna huffington the self-proclaimed progressive just recently sold her website the huffington post to a.o.l. for three hundred fifteen million dollars and as part of that deal she gets to be in control of all efforts. real content for al well now for anyone who's ever been to her site well you can tell that it's left leaning or you can just plain call it lefty and in fact this site has been a voice for the left for years and home to numerous well known lefty bloggers but over the weekend arianna did an interview with the new york times well the first note it is quite obvious the new york times are not fans of each other when you read it first ari on his cue to bill keller and now we have this so andrew goldman of the new york times asked aria

now we know that there are a lot of changes coming up for the obama administration and for obama's national security team. but if the rumors are true then we may have a better idea of who exactly is going where and they are as reported several government officials say that general david petraeus is being seriously considered to be the next cia director and leon panetta current cia director will then be taking over for robert gates as secretary of defense now might just seem like a typical washington shuffling or wondering if a rumor of presidential run for betrayers has anything to do with it and of this would mean that the drone strike campaign will be taken to an entirely new and much more intense level joining with us as it is kevin zeese director of cumhal america dot us kevin thanks so much for joining us tonight first of all i guess these are rumors but do you buy it do you think that there is a big chance that petraeus might be going to the cia sure that's a real good possibility. has become much more active participant in the actual failure of wars you mentioned the drone strikes in

under obama would be less supportive as a of israel as you probably saw the obama did cast a veto on a pretty pretty watered down resolution that basically would have just said that settlements built by israel on occupied palestinian land or violations of international law and that's true it is a violation of law to build to put your people into occupied land but i think the obama you know this is i think one way to understand is that israel for whatever reason is probably the number one foreign policy issue of the united states certainly of the congress for a variety of reasons and so they see the u.n. just through that prism i mean although there's a lot of discussion of israel at the u.n. it's by no means the only thing in fact there's a lot of the security council meets eighty percent of the time about countries in africa that probably very rarely get discussed in congress right and i want to ask you because one of the issues that kept coming up was the night of employment that the united states had any when compared to the amount that it runs do you plan and should the u.s. be f

barack obama won two-thirds in those poll numbers are starting to soften, not just towards obama but towards the democrats ic party. and hispanics tend to be more culturally conservative, values of hard work and faith and family. those are the kinds of things that the republicans really kneeled to put extra effort into, speaking to the hispanic community, saying your values are our values, and here's why. >> welcom . >> thank you. >> do you center any comments? want to agree or disagree? >> it's true that hispanic community is not as monolithic as the black community, but you have to look at also aspects of the hispanic community which have nothing in common with each other. puerto ricans in new york have almost nothing in common outside of common language with cubans in miami. politically cubans in miami, i'm from miami, group there, and we know that cubans in miami have tend today vote republican in just about every election. dough men cons in new york, necks cans in texas, california, south americans also come here. vote very differently if they do vote and of course puerto ricans

by guys welcome to shower and tell the obama show we've heard our guests talk to say on the topic now we want to hear audio just go on to you tube the video response or the twitter part of the question that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show longer sponsored we were going. to tonight's fireside do you speak your. mind. if you look at wall street or the bush administration and its torture program or those who destroyed cia interrogation tapes it's become very clear that some people in this country are considered to be above the law those with enough wealth power and influence that are gutless politicians have made them too big to sue but we did have one sentence of hope at least symbolically in spain you see the one nine hundred eighty four un convention against torture which by the way one side and ratified by the us require states to investigate allegations of torture committed on their territory by their nationals or at least requires them to extradite those people to stand trial elsewhere on the spanish national court became a focal point for civil liberties

himself so we're wondering do you think that obama should replace joe biden with hillary clinton as vice president for two thousand and twelve you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make it on air. now attorney general eric holder announced today that could lead sheikh mohammed and other alleged nine eleven terrorists will be tried before military commissions at guantanamo bay instead of receiving trials within the u.s. federal court system muhammad and four others who are being held again are facing charges of participating in the nine eleven plot muhammad being the alleged mastermind the other move is a sharp reversal and defeat for the obama administration which last year said that they wanted these alleged terrorists to have civilian trials in federal courts slated to take place in new york city but their decision to try to assemble new york set off quite the political firestorm even though civilian trials have a much higher success rate as opposed to military commissions which have been mired in controversy and are relative

he said no and that was ten years before barack obama.the good news -- >> the way to nominate one. not have one run. >> they will nominate one, won't be because they're black, it's because they're the best candidate and have the right values that the republican platform's -- >> michael steele, purely because he had the best possibility to be a leader or because he were black. >> if president obama was not in the white house michael steele would not be chairman. >> he's a good true -- >> michael steele was more than just being a black man running the rnc. michael steele had at that time he had the media presence at the rnc chairs didn't, he was able to touch the young voters and young people in the republican party. >> he started the hip-hop republican movement. >> but he mentioned it. he had no problem dealing with the tea party. >> the republican party should appeal to the hip-hop generation. >> he's been able to talk to folks in a diverse way the republican party had not been able to do previously. with that said he's been successful in

>> sean: obama has had the toughest presidency not reagan, not bush after 9/11, no obama has had theoughest job since fdr. how do we know? the suck up to obama media tells us. >> you can nick pick what happened in egypt and libya. in -- you can nitpick in what happened in egypt and libya. you said you can't recall a time where a president has faced a confluence of events like the confluence of events taking place now, explain. >> in my adult lifetime as a reporter, here you have a president who had two wars underway engaged in a third war. here at home, a recession that we cannot completely get out of yet. and political paralysis in washington over the budget. all that is has arrived at the oval office at the same time. >> sean: why don't we have his face on mount rushmore now? >> it is amazing. here's what is going on rush -- sean. they can't blame george bush any more. now they are blaming the world. now we are blaming events. three words, didn't barack obama get us out of iraq? didn't he say it was over? libya, he got us into that war. it is not somebody caused it. why don't they

they are supporting obama. obama is terrible for israel.le for israel. >> sean: i agree. >> it is interesting with obama if you look at wisconsin. he made a pledge he was going to march in wisconsin. he was going to put on his walking shoes and march with those teamers. where is he? he's all talk. unfortunately, he's also action but the wrong action. >> sean: you mentioned recently that you are a christian that you go to church. how important is your faith to donald trump? >> very important. i'm a prod stan presbyterian. probably business questioner than i should be. i'm protestant, christian, presbyterian. i'm pro-life. i'm against gay marriage. not easy to do in new york. i have changed views on different things over the years. >> sean: like? >> like pro-life. i was always torn by it. i'm very much to take the other extreme, very much, very much in favor of the death penalty, especially for terrorists and especially for people that, you know killers that you see so many where the girls are being killed then they capture these guys. i'm so

victim card over and over and sean hannity is more than happy to give them for what a screw up the obama white house is giving these people little bit more ammo unfortunately someone at the white house forgot to send out the easter statement like they usually do one other major holiday so you know that's going to give fox news in the g.o.p. a chance to say that obama isn't a christian but in fact he is a secret muslim all because the white house forgot to send out an e-mail but of course to prove that he's a good christian the obama's did host the white house easter egg roll as they eventually place this afternoon on the south lawn of the white house with thousands of little kids who had the chance to hunt for eggs meet the first family and take part in other fun events but i'm sure the fox news is going to find some way to turn that egg roll into an attack on easter day they can make anything seem scary and that's why fox news and sean hannity you are tonight's tool time winners for helping to create this fake war on easter. now it's like every take big brother nightmare come true excep

weeks but not months kinetics scope humanitarian intervention in libya officially changed president obama british prime minister david cameron and french president nicolas sarkozy wrote an op ed that appeared in a number of newspapers around the world and in it they wrote that so long as gadhafi is in power nato must maintain its operations so that civilians remain protected and the pressure on the regime builds this meets they won't stop until gadhafi is out for get this is what the u.n. resolution allowed for death and they give no explanation for how they'll make him go and title libya's pathway to peace this sounds more like a march to all out war have discussed this with me is michael o'brien author of america's failure in iraq michael thank you so much for being here tonight nice to be you are you with me here and that this op ed which i do think is very ironically titled livia's pathway to peace sounds like they're building up the war sounds like they're preparing us for boots on the ground whatever it takes well it's it's a cell it's the it's the preliminary round of selling the o

what is broke obama launches his bid for a second term the mood has changed. with those tears of joy turning to tears of frustration i feel hurt because people voted for him and he said all we're going to do this and we're going to do after like the guy has been slammed in a lot of people's faces real wallace mother of two with years of homelessness behind her was among the people who brought obama to the white house with her vote it's not because he was the first african-american president to be in the stands but as more of a change he says yes. i do believe that yes we can for quite a while then it's like. summer jobs for us is going down jobs are going down. gas is. four dollars now maria is one of many now wondering whether the campaign promises new jobs to be. used to build or nothing more. to do half of americans don't believe their president deserves a second term my heard the question change but i would not receive and i came to the realization actually middle actually help me understand what the democrats and the republicans are exactly the same worki

from the weekly standard ryan versus obama. the front page of "new york times" moving the agenda to the debt ceiling limit a vote that needs to take place as early as may 16. we heard from the treasury secretary from that. next on the agenda for washington fight over debt. she writes the congressional republicans are vowing before they will agree to raise the current 14.25 trillion dollar federal debt ceiling a step that will be necessary in favor weeks president obama and senate democrats will have to agree to deeper cuts for next year and beyond than those in the six-month deal agreed to cut $38 billion and avert a government shutdown. from fred barnes his piece is ryan versus obama will this ye year's main event." the section of the obama care at the white house healthcare summit february 25, 2010, elevated him to a stature in washington rare for house members. the summit lasted seven hours six minutes of analysis by ryan as president obama listened a few seats away broke the tedium. obama's reply is largely forgotten. he wa

this is the barack obama of 2008 -- >> before 2008 -- >> but the point is, is exactly obama of 2008. the one the debate he wants to have is over the bush tax cut and that is what he means by the chilean-dollar tax hike. it is a complete distortion of what the ryan plan is about. the country is heading off a cliff on debt. we of debating for a dozen years with the top rate should be. the debate should be about tax reform. it is not the bush tax cuts. what is in ryan is reducing all the rates, as added the president's own commission. everybody's rates, mid-20's, eliminating a trillion dollars worth of exemptions and deductions and loopholes, which is what we did in 1986, the most successful piece of legislation in the last 30 years. >> what you cannot get around is that the tax cuts were not paid for and he wants to -- >> he kept -- >> he wants to perpetuate -- $500 billion a year into the next decade. >> that is false. >> that is the consequence of ryan. >> it is not, it is not about the bush tax cuts. >> the ryan plan keeps the tax cuts. >> it does not, because you get all whole new

might have president obama biting his nails we'll tell you how the rest of the country feels about the way our commander in chief is handling the tough issues and will determine if there's a disconnect between washington and the rest of america when we first told you yesterday about the protesters who peacefully saying for bradley manning's freedom and an obama fundraiser but today we'll speak with one of the women who was there to get her take on how and why this unusual approach to free speech made a difference and i will also continue our coverage of koran burning pastor terry jones as he spreads islamophobia and dearborn michigan but despite his hateful message the pastor well what he says is protected under the first amendment but would this same message be applied if let's say a muslim were to speak out against christians now today is also earth day so we ask everyone to take care of the planet that we share and also look into those who work hard to protect nature all the risk of destroying their reputations we're talking eco terrorists and we want to know why these guys are give