himsehim -- barack obama shimself aid. >> president obama said he was leaving a country that was sovereignble. >> what do you believe went wrong? >> what i believe went wrong is a stay behind agreement. they were unable to reach an agreement for status of forces. the u.s. military, our generals wanted a stay behind force of close to 20,000 people, 18 to 20,000 people the white house said no. >> so, what would you do now? >> well, i would started by reversing most of the obama policies. i would rebuild the u.s. military. >> specifically how would you take on isis today? >> i would work hard with those states that are around there, jordan comes immediately to mind. i would go to the saudis and emirates and restore the confidence we are in the fight with them we have got their back and willing to make the kinds of commitments, resources and personnel and our own military capability so that if they do get a caliphate established in that region, say i rack and syria, that we will start. >> would you ask any of the ground troops? >> do do what? go in and fight a major battle? i would be rehubbil

did the obama administration make a mistake doing this now? >> i mean, i don't -- listen, there is a standard policy that you go after your own when they're out in the field, if you're -- if they're held prisoner. could there have been a better way to do it? could they have wait a while and done it one strike? maybe that's right. but the military made the decision to send them after this guy. you can't quarterback it on monday and say it was a bad decision. >> what about -- once they found out some of the things, they were learning more intel about bergdahl as time went. remember, he was -- >> i'm for getting him back. i'm for getting him back for the hasty as well as finding out what happened and finding out what he said or if he didn't leave, what happened this. because it's -- one, it's our system. in terms of transparency. it's also just human. we deserve some answers on this. and the five that they're talking about that got released, this is not like going on parole for a bank fraud violation. these were serious criminals. you're right, b

in what he calls the collapsing obama doctrine. cheney writes, quote, rare ly a a u.s. president been wrong we'll talk with cheney later in this hour. but first let's look at the obama doctrine. what is it and what has it led to? first, a warning. be vised, some of the video you'll see tonight is very graphic. >> so help you god? >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> candidate obama had promised he would improve america's standing in the world. now that he was president, the world was waiting to find out how. one thing everyone did know, he'd been against the iraq war from the start. >> what i do oppose is a dumb war. >> in fact, his opposition to the war was instrumental in his election victory. >> i don't want to just end the war, but i want to end the mindset that got us in the war in the first place. >> obama's mindset suggested he wanted america to play a smaller role on the world stage. it didn't take long for this tumbler approach to show itself. >> we want to reset our relationship. >> march 2009, secreta

people versus barack obama that's the name of an explosive new book by commentator and best selling author ben shapiro has the obama administration acted like a criminal cobol as shapiro alleges and if so is criminal prosecution of a sitting president the answer in lieu of impeachment benjy barrow is here to make the case on this edition of politicking. taking on larry king he's editor in chief bright brought news and new york times best selling author his latest book the people versus barack obama but criminal case against the obama administration is out right now and ben shapiro is my guest joining us here in studio thanks ben for coming days rally. he's two years into his second term you're not going to impeach him are you bringing criminal to proposing criminal charges against the administration or specific who well i mean there are certain specific layers within the administration lois lerner at the i.r.s. the attorney general for one who would be subject to criminal charges the problem is that of course that the department of justice is the only body that is that is capable of bringi

president obama has presided over almost two million deportations -- more than any other president in history. >> where's your family? pheonix? >> your family doesn't even know you're here? >> with reform stalled in congress, deportations have become the defining aspect of obama's immigration policy -- and a flashpoint for immigrant communities. >> fault lines traveled to new orleans to examine the impact of deportations on the city's immigrant community. obama has assured critics that immigration customs and enforcement, ice, is using discretion in its deportation efforts. >> "we're focusing our limited resources and people on violent offenders and people convicted of crimes. and as a result, we've increased the removal of criminals by 70 percent." >> we heard that ice has been operating a new program in new orleans called cari. it stands for criminal alien removal initiative. cari, ice says, is focused on immigrants who, quote, "pose a serious threat to the community." >> it's a small terrifying effect. they'll go into a grocery store and take 3 people >> jacinta gonzalez has been p

does it stick to president obama?oining me robert costa from the washington post and alice stewart. robert, for various reasons i have not followed this as closely. i saw early on last year when this broke there were democratic groups target theed. when i saw the missing e-mails i perked up. i'm trying to see. i have no problem seeing the irss as a pretties nasty agency and how it deals with people, tries to intimidate people and the hypocrisy of this. how do you connect that to the white house and to the president and make it a winning political lesson? is there a way to make that happen? >> you're already seeing it happen. republicanss are focused on oversight and focused perhaps even moren than they have in the past on obamacare. the administration's handling of benghazi and the irs will get conservative voters out to the polls. the latest questions about an inquiry into senator grassley and missing e-mails. the questions are unanswered. it is a murky situation. it is fuelling republican fury toward the administrat

it's the sense you get from obama. you've let me down obama. you haven't lived up to my expectations. >> bob, isn't this basically say a lot about the ideology from a liberals perspective we're not as good as the world, from a conservative we're better than the world? >> i've read this study. they break this -- solid liberals represent 15% of the survey, which means 40% represent 9%, if all liberals are included in some of these groups, so it's insignificant, it's 9%, but it's a nice way for us to play another segment which is buy i can't sayed -- biased against liberals which is fine. i don't know who put it together, you talk about picking at the bottom of the barrel, you found it. learn something about polling before you put this stuff on. >> i do. >> 51% of liberals think they are typical americans. only 51%. i guess that's beneath them to be american. >> who would want to be american? right, we stopped hitler, we stopped mussolini. we stopped the soviet union. imperial japan. they don't like that. they think cuba is the gold standard. ther

obama and i have traveled opposite paths i'm a third world guy who is an embrace of america obama is an american born guy that's where the birth of the wrong is born here but because of his dad and his unique background growing up in hawaii indonesia his multiple trips to kenya i think he is a brace to sort of a third world issue of global ideology so the two of us have sort of got in the opposite direction i admire i'm going to make him the american leader says i different philosophy has a different philosophy i. never say that he hates america or that he was it is the he wants american politician in iraq would he want to shrink here i would anybody want to power to sure i'll tell you why let's say i'm a believer and sit on my obama obama believes in global justice so obama believes that the west got rich through colonialism invading and occupying these poor countries obama says why should america which has five percent of the world's population enjoyed twenty five percent of the world's wealth why should we have so much energy why should we use so much health care what right do we

the critics would say the problem isn't how obama pulled out. and cheney went in. >> i'm sure we'll debate if we did the right thing for a long time to come. i believe we did the right thing. what condition was iraq in in 2009? in 2009 because of the surge, because president bush and the vice president recognized the iraq situation was going in the wrong direction, because the president made the decision to surge forces in, we were in this place where iraq was stable, where president obama had a very clear and specific thing to do, which was to negotiate a stay behind agreement. he's trying now and secretary clinton are trying to pretend it was the iraqi's decision we didn't have a stay behind agreement, but the president can't have it both ways. now he's staying, it wasn't my fault the troops came out. it was very clear it was his fault and you're seeing now the consequences of that decision. >> how is it possible that is 13 years of 9/11 all of the blood, all of the treasure that this country has spilled, that if you believe vice president che

they went hard on obama. >> really hard?e you are watching the closed circuit broadcast because they do edited those programs maybe they have a pipeline into you. >> they went after them. >> colbert very rarely does. stuart i have to say as we just saw will poke, will poke. their core audience, lauren, surely you understand that, are liberal, democrats under 4 o0. >> of course they are. they smoke a little pot, okay. they drink a little wine. >> i knew you were going to say that at 11:00 they are a little mellow. >> it doesn't matter if they smoke pot they still count in the ratings. >> there isn't an asterisk saying the people in san francisco were anybody celebrated when -- einebriated. i understand that that's their core. and the core wants to hear that o'reilly and other traditionalists and all the republican politicians are bad, howard. if they don't hear that they may not watch. first of all, lauren, you should throw colbert under the bus because he took something you said about hillary clinton becoming a grandmother t

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president obama is not delusional or ahe detached. republican criticism is rooted in the hatred for president obama and there's a lot in south carolina. the commander in chief is taking time and going through all options. this is not shoot from the hip action. we could have used president obama's resolve back in 2003 before jumping into a war of choice. president obama has no plans to rush your son and daughter back into action in iraq. the president made it clear that there will be no troops on the ground but left the possibility open for military action. >> we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq. but i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options that could help support iraq security forces and i'll be reviewing those options in the days ahead. >> so, these options, senator graham, if president obama takes out these new weapons you're talking about, would that be a good option? no, the neocons want international intervention. they want troops on the ground. we need to learn from histo

>> president obama won a second term with 70 percent of the latino vote. while he was campaigning, he promised to reform the nation's immigration laws. that goal has proved elusive, and a powerful new voting block is losing patience with the process. >> we're trying to get our congress people, our representatives, and our senators, to pass the comprehensive immigration reform. >> in june, 2013, the senate passed an enforcement-heavy bill with bipartisan support that would have provided a path to citizenship. >> but house republicans didn't follow suit. >> "speaker boehner, immigration reform is alive in the hearts of all of us gathered here today. >> "and frankly, i'll make clear, we have no intention of ever going to conference on the senate bill." >> activists besieged the halls of congress demanding action. >> who are you fighting for? who are you fighting for? >> maria, my mother. >> and you, who are you fighting for? >> my friends. >> your friends. who are you fighting for? >> my mom and my father. >> these protestors told us that under obama, immigra

times best selling author his latest book the people versus barack obama but criminal case against the obama administration is out right now and ben shapiro is my guest joining us here in studio thanks ben for coming to face reality. is two years into his second term you're not going to impeach him are you bringing criminal proposing criminal charges against the administration or spears who well i mean there are certain specific players within the administration lois lerner at the i.r.s. the attorney general for one who could be subject to criminal charges the problem is that of course that the department of justice is the only body that is that is capable of bringing criminal charges at this point under federal law but actually make the case for in in the people versus barack obama as i make the case that the rico act the rackets are influencing corrupt organizations act nine hundred seventy which allows for civil charges to be brought people can file civil suits that be brought in to allow people to sue members of the executive branch so the people themselves essentially would become

obama murdered him. fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl, was it murder, wiehl. >> absolutely not. murder or killing lethal combat is okay under the law. when you have got an imminent threat as we did here. you have got. >> tell me what the threat was from al awlaki. and intel we telling the president. >> yes. >> and all his big guys big government official. >> um. >>um that al al was involved in future crimes. >> he was a planner? >> had intel that said that because he was a threat to the united states, because he was plotting to kill us, we can wipe him out with a drone. are you buying it? >> yes, i do actually. i think it was justified. and the memo that was released specific just anwar al lackey who they believe operational leader of the enemy force. >> belief me this memo will give other presidents the power to kill people that they feel are. >> 4 o0 page memo. >> my last question on this and we have two other hot topics here. does this memo apply to television commentators who may be a

does obama -- has anybody ever said anything nice about obama except me?> he dresses well. >> seems like a good father. eric? >> so you know how i do this at the beginning of every show, i know greg -- >> i hate hands. >> you hate it. so now it's showing up in very strange places. take a look. i was on sunday watching fox and friends. look at the lady behind. she's doing it. i'm seeing more and more of it. some fan from south carolina sent me this. check it out. hand carves. so here's the deal. can you photo bomb every live television show that you know and send me a picture of it or let me know where it is? ten points for fallon, 100 points for a world cup game and 1,000 points for the "today" show. >> then what do you get if you win? >> we'll figure something out. something nice. >> a handless leprechaun. >> we should give bronze hands. >> or baseball caps or something. we'll figuring something out. >> just give money. >> you know what this really is. you have the right to remain silent. anything you say will be used against you. that's where that came f

that's what president obama called it.investigation into the irs scandal. >> scandal at the irs. >> are you or are you not committee all of lois lerner's emails? >> yes we will do that. >> not true. they say lois lerner's hard drive crashed. when did he know? when did he tell congress it happened. lead investigator going "on the record." and he just did it again. >> phony scandals. >> phony scandal? really? congresswoman michele bachmann is outraged and ready to respond. plus, they are the ones wh

obama murdered him.w attorney and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl, was it murder, wiehl. >> absolutely not. murder or killing lethal combat is okay under the law. when you have got an imminent threat as we did here. you have got. >> tell me what the threat was from al awlaki. >> well, cia and intel were telling the president. >> yes. >> and all his big guys, big government official. >> um. >>um that al al was involved in future crimes. >> he was a planner? >> had intel that said that because he was a threat to the united states, because he was plotting to kill us, we can wipe him out with a drone. are you buying it? >> yes, i do actually. i think it was justified. and the memo that was released specific just anwar al lackey who they believe operational leader of the enemy force. >> belief me this memo will give other presidents the power to kill people that they feel are. >> 4 o0 page memo. >> my last question on this and we have two other hot topics here. does this memo apply to televi

obama believes in global justice so obama believes that the west got rich through colonialism invading and occupying these poor countries obama says why should america which has five percent of the world's population enjoyed twenty five percent of the world's wealth why should we have so much energy why should we use so much health care what right do we have to tell other countries what to do so i think what obama would like to see he's not trying to destroy america. he's just trying to make america a normal country like greece or uganda one country at the big dining table of nations now to me that's bad because i like america to be the sole superpower i don't see the commerce of the world's oceans traveling smoothly without the u.s. navy sitting there to make sure that pirates don't get on board. that way you're going to have the world disliking you and if the world does like you you don't get support when you need support it's a small world it's a small lead you need to china's and you need you need the you need europe you need asia you need that you couldn't i couldn't agree more bu

he is ignoring obama's squawking about this sale. obama doesn't like the sale. he doesn't want anything good to happen to putin. but putin is cleaning up in china and selling all of this stuff to the french. >> those two ships, they have a real stake in that. >> predictions, pat. >> scotland will vote to succeed from england this year. >> eleanor. >> scotland will not vote to succeed england this year. >> really? >> will settle up on the money afterwards, pat. >> i think scotland will vote. >> is that your prediction? scotland? >> what was your original prediction? >> it was less interesting than scotland. >> okay. mort. >> if he wears his kilt on the set, i promise to do whatever it takes to get them off the kilt. >> president obama's plans to close guantanamo before the end of the second term will suffer a fatal setback because of his unilateral action in releasing the taliban prisoners without congressional consent. this week, president obama and other members paid tribute to the soldiers who took part in the invasion of normandy who began the liberation of e

and i truly believe that obama and team obama thought that that ceremony in the rose garden and the news of bergdahl's release, trade for five of the world's worst terrorists, was going to lead to more celebrations in the streets of washington after you saw osama bin laden's death. and they got it just as wrong as they possibly could have. and now they're battening down the hatches. you heard yesterday how spokeswoman harf at the state department, astonishingly, she claimed that she, in washington, d.c., had a better idea of what bergdahl did in afghanistan than his platoon mates and company mates in afghanistan who lived with him and fought with him. the arrogance is astonishing. and at some point, if the obama administration, if it can't stop telling lies, please, please, at least stop insulting our military so gravely. and lou, this is also politicized including at the top level of the pentagon that i really fear a whitewash. the administration does not even now want to accept the evidence that bowe bergdahl was a deserter. or worse. >> to your disquiet, the white house is apparently

since president obama took office republicans have been deliberately trying to tank the obama presidency and at the expense of the american people are khana me and society it's pretty clear that any lawsuit by speaker boehner would just be part of the same old dirty republican tactics right let's rumble. writes big picture rubble or robin carter martin nor the project twenty one black leadership network a host of the conservative black women's blog nicole williams attorney and democratic strategist and peter off contributing editor to u.s. news and world report and thank you all for joining thank you greta had with the senior thank you. first at first i was thinking that what boehner was doing with this lawsuit was clinton impeachment version to write you know tie the guy up get him a bunch of bad press have a stunt that gets to control the news cycle for month after month after month but then i started talking about it on the radio and a lot of people first congressman bob ney was our show and former republican congressman he said you know boehner is talking about how the president is b

president obama authorized 75 troops to deploy. they are support and protect embassy personnel in the baghdad. 170 of those military members in place. security personnel are being dispatched to provide air field management and security and logistic support. last night president obama met with the full roster of his national security team including secretaries kerry and hagel along with susan rice and joint chief chairman general martin dempsey. the high-level immediating come as a roadside bomb explosion in central baghdad this morning killed at least three people and wounded nine others. and this, this new video obtained by nbc news appears to show isis militants executing truck drivers at the check point. meanwhile overnight sunni insurgent took control of the population northeast of baghdad and battled progovernment shiite that left at least 44 detainees dead. nbc aman is live once again in the northern iraqi town. what more can you tell us about the violence in baghdad? >> reporter: well, we know that there's been an increasing

how has the obama administration fulfilled this promise.ording to a new whistle blower in a shameful fashion. >> somebody is going on that electronic wait list and where people are identified as being dead, somebody is changing that and saying no they are not dead. >> correct. >> to hide the fact people died on that list? >> that's my belief. >> what would be the other, any other purpose? >> there wouldn't be any other purpose. >> the whistle blower also described the horrifying experience of finding out that the va was too late to offer help to one veterans' family. >> then came the call she had to make in early december. she finally had found an appointment available for a navy veteran who had come to the va months earlier urinating blood. >> so i called the family and that's when i found out that he was dead. >> they called you and said -- >> i said what is this regarding. she said we have a primary for them. i said really you're a little too late. >> andrea, one of the things that happens with these scandals is whistle blowers who might

. >> is the comments from obama communication process will make your blood boil? >> it happened five years ago. it's been in captivity. i think he's probably the person who knows best what happened that night. >> i think his squad mates have the best indication. >> i don't think that's the case. >> so she thinks our service members are lying. that alone is despeckable, and lieutenant ralph peters differs. >> what you saw and heard was benghazi 2.0. a political funkie in the state department insisting she knows better what happened on the ground than the soldiers in the front line. the arrogance is boundless. i wish the obama administration if it can't have the grace to be decent about anything else, at least stop insulting our troops. >> i'm disgusted with this administration. the more you have found out, we have found out quite a bit have we not from people who were actually on the ground from special forces that were tasked initially to find him, that happened to be in the area at the time that herb disappeared, about mr. bergdahl. they were able to read from hi

but in our honest disagreement, president obama sees all reflexive intransigence. on guantanamo and on so many other matters, president obama has proven himself unable to accept good-faith differences with those of us elected to a coordinate and coequal branch of government. this frustration is motivated in -- has motivated the president to enact his agenda unilaterally. he not only poisons the well of national security matters, as troubling as that is, but also by ai arrogating power with disregard to the constitution, he stretches our laws past the breaking point. my allegiances to constitutional government and the rule of law compels me to stiewndz this overreach by president obama and the executive branch. i will continue to speak out against what i strongly believe are serious instances of overreach by this administration, as i have already on immigration sentencing, education, benghazi, and, of course, obamacare. i urge all of my colleagues to join me for what's at stake is not just our rightful authority to get done what our constituents isn't the us here to

for president obama it's benghazi and the v.a. and the irs, and the disastrous rollout of obama care. can he get anything done? or are we all doomed to two more years of bickering inside the beltway. we'll tackle all that in a moment. in a federal courtroom in washington a short time ago, a libyan terror suspect pleaded not guilty to charges he killed four americans in benghazi, including the u.s. ambassador. things are moving quickly for abu khatallah. he arrived in the u.s. on a slow moving u.s. navy ship while he was questioned. justin perez was inside the courtroom and watched the formal indictment happen. how did it go down? >> it was a very surreal scene. he came in, was wearing a gray two-piece track suit, he wore the same beard and long hair we've seen in photographs previously, he was very subdued, he didn't speak much. he only said his name when spoken to by the judge. lu looked around the room quietly the government explained that in addition to the one charge that they filed today in the indictment, which is support of

administration has already ended for the benefit of president obama could we make this case against any persons around us and we're against reagan weapons of mass destruction against bush every administration has had people under them who have lied or done things we give in washington well i'm not sure we couldn't i washington read think that certainly i'm sure something was done that washington is relatively clean but admit it but if you look at you know george w. bush or if you look at bill clinton or if you look at ronald reagan sure i mean the answer would be that you could and people should be wary i mean this is this is sort of the case that i'm making is that we've become so comfortable with the executive branch of the government abusing its citizens and violating our rights and violating what they're structured to do under the law that we've just become used to it and if we start treating them as criminals maybe they'll think twice before they act so criminally in the future or would make certain we had tapes and there was a possibility of them diving if you remember the rig

>> this is the war that barack obama always said he wanted to end. he did end it and pulled all the troops out. 300 troops to train iraqi security forces? there is an additional 275 troops that have gone in to secure the embassy in baghdad. they have not said definitively that there will be no more troops. it is possible if there are additional training and security needs you could see that number go up. what the white house wants to try to warn against though is mission creep, ending up with several thousand troops in iraq for a sustained period of time. >> the public and his party has no appetite for this. some republicans say he should be more aggressive and he should do more. what kind of ground is he on politically more importantly for the country than with washington? from there is zero appetite for more military engagement on the part of the american people. that's why the white house went to such lengths this week to portray this as not only limited but more along the lines of what we are doing in other parts of that region which is basically

i mean, guys, we sort of know that she is more hawkish than president obama.t was the role that she served in this cabinet. why is she doing this? does she need to do this to position herself in this way? >> she has to explain her differences with the president. there is no way falling on eight years that if she decides to run for the white house that she can embrace that whole hog. there have been a lot of criticisms. that took place after she left. that is something that you hear from the right and left. moderates, partisans alike saying when you draw a red line and you have got to do something about when it's violated. that criticism comes from both sides this is her attempts to differentiate herself from president obama so she pretty much had to do that. >> when you look at that, is this a safe area politically to distance herself? >> it's sort of safe. but i think it's necessary more than that. i think she has to arrive to a point of rebuttal, i call it a prebuttal. it tees criticism that she expects to face if she runs in 2016. she is anticipating them a

left unknown to history what president obama had. obama clearly defended his position. on bnp.ibas, the justice department looking at $10 billion of fines. andlso chastised hollande said don't reward rusher with warships that are scheduled. you don't want to reward bad behavior. here is obama's defense when hollande pressed him about the justice investigation. >> my answer on the banking case is short and simple -- the tradition of the united states is that the president does not meddle in prosecutions. we don't call the attorney general. then't pick up the phone and tell the attorney general had to prosecute cases that have been brought. i do not push for settlements on cases that have been brought. >> the size and scope of this spat over bnp paribas is not going away anytime soon. yesterday it was further escalated when the french finance minister talked about maybe having a potential hold on freeidea of the u.s.-e.u. trade agreement because of the $10 billion fine. moving onto the arms sale come here is why it is important to hollande -- it means jobs. 400 jobs, 1.6 billion

the one obama was citing was three days. and the liberal justices simply couldn't swallow the idea that's a real recess. >> what's the practical implication of this for the president's power to appoint, make recess appointees, the whole point of which was to say, congress, back in the founding days took two, three months to get to washington so you have to be able to fill the government. but that need has really been obviated now with mass transportation. >> right. the original purpose of the exception to the advice and consent power has kind of disappeared over time. it leads the white house weaker with this decision, t. the senate kind of has a guide to preventing recess appointments if that's really what they want to do. these powers are sort of going to always be intentioned. the senate is strengthened against the executive. >> so if the senate is controlled by the opposite party of the president, they can basically stop all recess appointments except for every two years wn congress finally gavels itself closed. so presi

as for president obama the initial judgment is in.lic opinion has turned against him now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from paris, fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry is traveling with the president. it's 2:00 a.m. inr=r paris. does president obama know. >> anything for you. >> does he know what kind of trouble he is in? >> i think they are denying it somewhat because if you look at the president's remarks news conference. second time in a week he was pressed on this. he wants to talk about ukraine and other stuff.t%cuÑ he keeps getting pulled into the by the u.s. press because of the firestorm back home. he has been dismissive of it. he says look, i'm not surprised that this kind of controversy is whipped up in same old politics as usual. his aids are telling politico this is just obama haters whipping this up. that's not true. when you compare it to, say, benghazi, irs, where it did go along partisan lines, rightly or wrongly, in this case, following very closely after the v.a. scandal, i would note.

obama is an obama denier. he refuses to admit he's been president for 6 1/2 years, responsible for more messes than an incontinent poodle. >> what is that? >> don't humor him. >> so the supreme court decision on the recess appointments are actual consequences for that because when the president made that decision, that put basically they have said that the nlrb as constituted, was not legitimate. therefore, the decisions that were made during that period are not legitimate. so you have a federal policy that continues to be in chaos. and if you take this to the next logical step on immigration, part of the problem with executive orders is that they are not as strong as congressional approval or congressional legislation. we found that out in obamacare. so now with immigration, do we run the risk of doing some sort of executive order where president obama forgives people at the border now, allows them to come in and then several years later, the court is going to say that was not legitimate? that's what i think

not asking president obama to demand release. i'm just asking that president obama ask mexico to fast track the judicial process. any decent prosecutor or judge and i believe there are some, looking at sergeant tam reissy's case will immediately dismiss it. this isn't a close case. president obama had his chance on that call to help sergeant tahmooressi. but he let us all down big time. and that's my off-the-record comment tonight. and sergeant tahmooressi in afghanistan has his own message for president obama. is he here to tell you next. also developing now isis militants capturing saddam hussein's weapons facility. the situation in iraq is getting worse. i spent my entire childhood seeing the world in reverse, and i loved every minute of it. but then you grow up and there's no going back. but it's okay, it's just a new kind of adventure. and really, who wants to look backwards when you can look forward? time to celebrate ah, thwith your mates,mmer! grill a few dogs-- eh, hot dogs. bacon burgers... dachshund: "mattress discount

obviously barack obama's parents you know it's a hugely interesting topic it's a controversial topic and in the united states you know people have gone so far as to suggest that barack obama was even born in the united states and that's completely absurd actually what happened was barack obama's father was offered a scholarship to study at harvard after studying at the university of hawaii where he met. mother and dunham and they literally he didn't have enough money to bring her family along with him he didn't have much money at all as a foreign exchange student and that's also discussed in the film i don't get into the conspiracy but there it is an intriguing relationship because it's his parents are unlike probably any other parents of any other president of states they got to shoot international exposure and dunham is clearly not your typical. female role model she's breaking ground in all kinds of things like micro finance she she marries barack obama's father so it's a mixed marriage which is unusual it was actually illegal in some states or knighted states at that time and and

that day when president obama spoke, he noted himself or then senator obama spoke he noted himself thetoric nature of that but then the campaign was on issues itself. >> what was interesting, though, is the context, brianna, is that palin made -- and you've got to give her credit for it, she made naked plays for the dissatisfied voters. she was praising hillary clinton and she was trying to get those dissatisfied clinton supporters, many of them were women, to take a look at her. >> and that's what hillary clinton says in this excerpt that we've seen where she says i wasn't going to attack a woman just for trying to appeal to women. that was very much going on at the time. i think what you're seeing is kind of two different political instincts that she's highlighting the obama campaign, that maybe we should go after this and it seemed like, in this case, hillary clinton just wanted to sit back. i don't know if she thought that would take care of itself or something like that but i think she didn't feel like attacking and, also, she might have a better sense of how female voters might r

president obama is leaving the door open for further action saying that the u.s. is prepared to take targeted military action if the violence in iraq spirals further out of control because of our increased intelligence resources we're developing more information about potential targets associated with. him going forward we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action if and when we determine that the situation on the ground requires now that's a complicated gamble because u.s. intelligence agencies are having a difficult time identifying possible targets including insurgent encampments training camps weapons caches and other stationary supplies the u.s. president says allow iraq to turn into a safe haven for isis poses great dangers to the u.s. and its european allies which is why some action needs to be taken of course the criticism is that iraq might not even be on the brink of a civil war if it was not for the u.s. invasion while addressing the press even president obama said quote recent days have reminded us of the deep scars left behind of a