the fight of african american voters for obama really did not occur, with obama receiving more than 90% of the african_american vote. let me dollars to close. what are we to make of these two issues abortion and same_sex marriage? despite the disability of black conservatives during obama's presidency, the matter with which they raise these issues __ black conservatives working with white organizations were able to amplify the voices. white antiabortion issues benefited from black conservative faces to further their cause. the case for same_sex marriage, however, did not fare as well __ african_american slowly becoming more accepting of same_sex marriage. i black conservatives simply tools of the larger way conservative organizations? perhaps they are. perhaps not. but it is clear for the leadership that the two issues __ like value voters, essential marriage, and white marches bond like_minded people of all ethnicities. __ but are moderate when it comes to issues of economic, education, and other liberal issues. factoring in barack obama as the first black president has certainly made

obama care or obama don't care? there are so many middle aged black women in congress, i thought i was watching an earth, wind and fire concert. ( laughter ) and obama finally gave the secret wink for all the black americans to rise up. let the race war begin! don't just sit there like john boehner. stand up and clap. this is "the nightly show." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: thank you very much. please, please, thank you. oh no, no. thank you. welcome-- okay. no i really appreciate it. welcome. welcome to "the nightly show." i am your host larry wilmore. ( cheers and applause ) thank you. i appreciate it. very nice. now, that really means-- that really means a lot to me but i gotta quiet down to business here because last night our country gathered together to hear from one of the most important black voices in american history. thanks for watching, everyone. ( applause ) ( laughter ) yeah! i thought our show last night was baller! are you just going to leave me hanging? ok

[cheers] [applause] president obama: thank you. [cheers] [applause] president obama: mr. speaker, vic mr. vice president, members of congress my fellow americans. we we are 15 years into this new century. wth terror fifteen years of dawn touching unfo our shores that unfolded with a new generation fighting too long and costly wars that saw vicious recession spread across the nation and the world. it has been and still is a hard time for many. but tonight we turn the page. tonight after a breakthrough year for america, our economy is growing and creating jobs at the fastest pace since 1999. [applause] [cheers] [cheers] [applause] president obama: the on employment rate is now lower than it was below the financial crisis. more of our kids are graduating more than ever before and more of our people are insured than ever before. [cheers] [applause] president obama: we are is free from the grip of foreign oil as we have been in the last 30 years. [cheers] [applause] president obama: tonight for the first time since 9/11 our combat mission in afghanistan is over. [cheers] [appl

took office, obama. was very much. the voice of the candidate as christian seeker. his multicultural upbringing gave him a suspicion of dogma and a taste for language that applies a monopoly on the truth or my faith is transferable to others. by this, obama was not only criticizing fundamentalism, but departing from established christian doctrine. he said i find it hard to believe that my god would consign of the world to hell. the obama story aligned with the trajectory of evangelical politics. obama saw this convergence as critical to his presidential. ambitions. i think this is interesting because a bit of irony or something here in that obama, in my estimation at least, was the first successful presidential candidate since john kennedy, perhaps, whose background. gave him the option of operating outside of angel call framework. yet just as kennedy famously felt obligated to assuage the furs of white southern property tants, obama made a conscious decision to engage evangelicals. a key moment came whe

where's obama? where obama?where is the president and this sort of -- i want to wait for the next president to see if anyone has a better theory of the case. i don't know if this is a manageable climate right now. i am open to the idea. i think they've been uniquely not good at it. i think they are slow. as fast as they were to respond to things in the crises and campaign, they are more methodical and now as president and head of the government. there is an argument to be made that methodical is a good thing. you don't want to be rash but i think they never found that touch like when to be immediately on top of something. it's funny. like watchmen handle ebola, they were very up front. they try to be as out runs early on. nobody noticed when they were out front early on and then the ebola cases happen and they still took on water. not a lot. campaign year made it worse. with a non-campaign environment for the most part the infrastructure washington would've said he handled people are pretty well. >> host: your l

>> i think obama did something very savvy last night.rying to force the republicans into a position where the either have to go with mainstreet or the political rants. we've already seen from the response at they are siding with the plutocrats. the idea we should not just the tax rates for people at the top and doing so is somehow class warfare is absurd and of course, the republicans are always talking about dynamic economic activity and yet now they're proposing a constant state, at least as it applies to the rich. the proposals he put forth last night are pro-child, profamily, pro-work am a pro-savings, many things put forth by the republicans including tax and provocation, and yet the republicans rejected this out of hand. what obama is really doing juan setting up the 2016 election. this could be turned against him by the republicans. my column this morning is about how republicans were savvy about this, they would take the bill that would be introduced with these proposals of one of the democrats, strip out the tax increases for th

president obama's unilateral executive actions. such as the amnesty and broad epa regulations concerning the carbon emissions that the president of harvard university objects to as, "an attempt to seize law making power that belongs to congress." mr. obama is testing the presidency constitutional limits. a bold experiment in seeing how far america will grow in seating power to one ruler. you hear that, pat? >> yeah. >> what are you going to call them isn't the worse political scandal. >> it is clearly bill cosby. it's not political, but terrible and a tragedy. >> i hoped you listened to his wife's defense of him. >> i heard. >> the worse scandal i've got to give it to the scandal at the va, which cost general ericshinseki his job. but the new head of the va bob mcdonald i believe? yes, that's right former ceo of proctor and gamble is doing a great job cleaning up the agency. i looked down to read it because there is another bob mcdonald the governor of virginia and every thought oh my goodness i have -- and i thought oh my goodness

even as president barack obama praises the strengthening u.s.nomy, the global economy tops the agenda in davos, switzerland. our poppy harlow is there and joins us with the latest. so the global economy, as we say, topping the agenda upon presumably terrorism will also take center stage given what has happened it the last few weeks in europe. >> reporter: good morning. absolutely no question about that. you have president holle of france who will be -- president hollande of france who will be here following the terror in paris. the ukraineian representative will be here. we heard the president address it asking the congress to approve use of force against isis. i will tell you that that is in focus. what is also in focus and the theme of the world economic forum in davos is the new global context. that is a context of a world battling terror and a world trying to cope with slowing growth in china, slowing economic growth in china. concerns about europe's economy. that is going to be one key thing. when we look at what the imf came out with as we

>> well, it's the typical obama. >> well, it's the typical obama. you know during the big -- it goes back. early in his political career, there was a big fight in chicago in 2006. the city council voted to pass a big box minimum wage bill, $13 an hour. they said there's no factory work left, thanks to nafta and pntr, so if walmart wants to move into chicago, we're going to force them to pay a living wage. and they came up with $13 an hour, with benefits some kind of health benefits. mayor daley vetoed the bill because he didn't want to offend his friends in business in chicago. he was also, i think, personally offended that democracy had broken out in the city council. you know, it's like the soviet union in chicago, 49 democrats, 1 republican. and so they passed the law. he vetoes it. and there's a big fight to try to override his veto. what do you think obama does when he's a state senator and then a senate candidate, u.s. senate candidate, then senator? he kept absolutely mum on it. he didn't say a word. and nobody asked him to say anything becau

. >> this is my least favorite obama. the papa obama telling you how you should behave. we're apparently a tight-knit family, he doesn't like us cynical teenager the recalcitrant republicans, he knows what's best for us. this is his state of the union speech that you get before you get grounded. i was not a fan. >> dan? >> i guess what struck me you have to give obama credit for being consistent. every single state of the union address, bigger government and more dependency, uncle sugar daddy, that should be the tombstone on the obama presidency. free stuff as we become greece. john: i had high hopes for joni ernst and president obama can talk circles around her, but let's cut away from our panel and go to one of the brand new republican members of congress lee zelman of new york. congressman, you were in the room, and watching on tv. it looked as if both republicans and democrats applauded, except for john boehner who looked like he wanted to be somewhere else. did both parties applaud? >> yeah, it depended on what the president was talking about. i means, there were ti

obama is gone for seven days. we won't have to hear anymore more of this stuff. >> did he not look like the dourest figure? >> he did, but it was a disappointing press conference for this reason. here's a president who could have called sony but instead he said, why didn't they call me. we don't let tinfoil hat people in north korea tell us what movies we can watch for gosh sake. they did something wrong. i wish they would have talked to me first. >> and within it all, he rationalizes his own passivity and the appearance of indifference to the outcome of a important national security issue and then says his response will be to consider maybe putting them on a state sponsored terrorism list which they were taken off by president george w. bush. >> do whatever i want to do. that's what the world's dictators are doing. the complete un the loon as we might want to call him. >> this is the exact parallel. he sits there and criticizes and admonishes sony for not releasing the movie when it was his part in 2012 in which

the policies that obama has. neil: a lot of people react to the fact that you are considering a run for president. and if so, you would be the only woman in the bunch. and you could -- you could come out the gate with a lot of financial support. you enjoy that. i'm wondering how much more serious are you considering that, and how much closer you are to doing that? >> well, neil, i was only with you a couple days ago. i continue to seriously consider it, but it's only been a couple of days. neil: i think you can finance your campaigns on just those hp cartridges. they're not cheap. a couple could do it. great to see you. carly. keep an eye on her. what does a president have to do to win over mike brown from the fine state of south carolina. knowing you were coming here, i was thinking about this president and humbled by a republican congress and another democratic president back in 1995 facing a republican revolution to his own. i want to go back to bill clinton and how he addressed that congress back then. this i

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>> most of the republicans in the last i don't know obama care passed is on repealing obama care. they promised they would do something and now it is time to do it. and it hasn't while votes in the house and the republican- controlled house passed repeal obama care this a summing the senate rejects obama care and repeals obama care, it will be first time a repeal bill is sent to the president of the united states. it accomplishes a lot and they are not failing to follow-through which is a common accusation that the republicans have felt. and i think that republicans will be more creative in the repeats of obama care and the legislation that might pass such as individual man date and various parts of the law that are unpopular. and sets the stage for 2016 debatine though president obama will not sign anything that touches obama care sent to him by the republican congress. >> speaking of republicans, a lot of people aaron were surprised that a republican governor of indiana decided to expand medicaid coverage as part of the obama care well plan. are you surprised and what happens no

they were really upset with her. >> i voted for obama but, you know -- >> this is not the barack obama voted for, she could have done a lot with it. >> mitch mcconnell had 70 different ads. >> he tried to be hyper local. a lot of these were targeted to individual media markets. eastern kentucky on the coal issue, western kentucky on rural issues. helping workers involved with radiation -- this was a very highly sophisticated effort. one of the reasons he did this -- the era of your marks are gone. mitch mcconnell used to run a point barrel project. now those are gone. >> those are really gone? >> they are gone on capitol hill. >> you can't claim credit for his spending your marks. >> republicans banned it. >> mcconnell was smart enough to look down the road and see -- this is how you win election. he helped deliver kentucky. >> he did a news conference the day after the election and he was standing in the mcconnell center. corporate donors -- >> there was some initial money but it was mainly in corporate donors. >> let's bring this back to what people see on our network. here is harry

than president obama. i'll ask the president to apologize but i ensure you now i expect nothing at all from president obama. to accuse americans of racism now clinton looks to echo the shocking remarks to raise the ante. next. ♪ ♪ lou: well, it turns out president bill clinton doesn't think much of americans either he's the latest to weigh in on the everything garner -- eric garner michael brown decisions, agreeing that racism is deeply rooted in americans and our country. >> we still have not solved the problems that lead us to act out of fear sometimes, of preconceived notions of people of another race who also may not be of our socioeconomic group. these preconceptions are almost wired into us and we have got to get beyond them. lou: joining us now, "wall street journal" editorial board member jason reilly who is the author of the important book "please, stop helping us." great to have you here jason. >> nice to be here lou. lou: your reaction to the president saying racism is deeply -- talking to jorge

i think that's what obama was trying to say there, is that obama has always seemed a little be musedct that keystone has become such a big battle. if you look at what his own state department reports say, keystone is not going to create that many permanent jobs under 100 permanent jobs. it is a lost temporary construction jobs and really won't have a huge impact on the environment according to the state department. there are people who disagree with that. it's not going to create that many jobs and have a huge impact on the environment, why are we fighting about it so much. that's always been obama's look at it. he's also saying when it comes to intrastluk tour why are we spending so much time on this project when obama and republicans have proposed different ideas for larger infrastructure bills. >> he got in another zinger basically telling congress look, you try living off minimum wage. how strong was that statement? >> it's a strong statement and the moment that will live on for liberals for a while. a piece of rhetoric other democrats can use when they're fighting for minimum wa

government and president obama. >> some feel betrayed.hose who take the spectacle personally. >> he is a murderer and i think it is sad that our president let him walk out of the door. >> this is the daughter of one of the men who died in the shoot down because of the cuban five. he'd escaped cuba at age of ten and served as a u.s. marine and became an american citizen. mar lean believes that president obama solid out all that her father believed america stood for. >> my father fought to bring democracy to cuba and it would hurt him terribly that the country that he could have begin his life for has complete plea dishonored his memory. the mysterious part of the cuba is a portion of what america controls. >> mention guantanamo naval base and gitmo and people think of the detention camp there but before 9/11 the u.s. had control of the 45 square miles of land in the southeastern tip of cuba for a century. >> 1898, first u.s. troops in cuba in the spanish american war made camp in guantanamo bay. >> the u.s. came in possession of the guanta

it was not obama.urprise that the democrats and republicans do not put more on the insurance companies. that is all i have to say. host: by the way, from politico __ writing that the gop searches for elusive obamacare fix. let's go to the democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm very upset about the senator in the republican party who has some affiliation with david duke. anyone who is 60 or over definitely knows that he was and is kkk. in a world that we live in today whether so much hatred for people who are not pure white aryans, and who do not believe in tea party believers are being ostracized. i do not know why this man is allowed to be in politics. host: you mentioned the senator, i think you're referring to the congressman. i just want to point out that we talk to ken buck on "newsmakers" program, and we asked him about the congressman's remarks back in 2002. please go on. caller: the other thing is __ the reason obama is having such difficulty with the camaraderie with republica

obama is doing. 46 disapprove. a did heat at cbs.poll just out today, the president does not fair as well. 42% say he is doing a good job. 52% bad job. so the polls see the political landscape differently. joining us now from chicago. tom bevin executive director of real clear politics and from washington james hampton cook. presidential historian author of the book america's star spangled history. okay. so ms. cook, at this point more than six years in, do you believe president obama will go down in history as a success? no in that his policies aren't that successful 37% of americans approve of obamacare. that's terrible. that's his signature piece of legislation. unlike jimmy carter who couldn't get reelected. president obama was smashing success as campaigner and getting himself reelected so you have to give him credit there. >> i just wonder what history, mr. bevin is going to say about a very controversial president because yes, he was elected reelected. but his tenure has not been smooth one year. it's always been -- let's say

obama was less relaxed than in india.ere's one reason why. >> the strategy strategy of taking out terrorists who threaten us and taking you out others on the front line has been like that for years. >> that was president obama announcing isis, the islamic estate of iraq and syria. in that speech mr. obama used yemen as an example of success for the u.s. policy. yemen borders oman and south-west saudi arabia. it has a //population of 26 million and a per capita gdp of approximately $2,500 dollars.// but in the last two weeks, the yemeni government, an ally of the us, headed by president mansour hadi, was overthrown by houthi-shia rebels supported by iran who now control the levers of power. american counter-terrorism officials fear the highly capable aqap al qaeda in the arabian peninsula will gain an advantage from the chaos. and to us allies in the middle east notably saudi arabia yemens crisis signifies weak leadership and disarray on the part of the obama administration. >> is the chaos in yemen an indictment of presid

and president obama is reviving them.they say, doug, talent borrows but genius steals, he's stolen a lot of the taxes! what do you think? >> well, what we also sudden that the definition of insanity is to repeat the same experiment. we have seen this before. the president, every year layers on new regulations, he asks for more taxes, gets them. tries to spend more, sometimes gets to. and the cbo takes a looked at growth potential of the u.s. economy and marks it down 2.3%. the president wrings his hands and says the middle class success damaged. yes, they are. what we need is a completely different strategy. what we get is the same speech. lou: and from the republicans are we going to get the same drill as well, less regulation lower taxes, and haven't we also experimented with that mantra and found it wanting? >> perhaps we haven't experimented with it enough or in the right way. lou: i like that. >> i was looking at very interesting data. among advanced economies, the two countries that have done the best of late in ter

care, pero el presidente barack obama ha creado mÁs de cuatro millones de empleos y firmÓ el obama carecarrilar nuestra economÍa. el oleoducto keystone es parte de eso. hay 350 mil millones de dÓlares que estÁn ahÍ paralizados en el escritorio de harry reid, hay una serie de proyectos que podemos aprobar. >> hablemos de inmigraciÓn. el senador lindsey graham dijo recientemente que las probabilidades de que los republicanos ganen la casa blanca serÁn prácticamente inexistentes si no hacen algo para lograr una reforma migratoria. pero en vez de hacerlo, ustedes, los republicanos, en la cÁmara, estÁn tratando de revocar la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente sobre inmigraciÓn. ¿por quÉ hacen esto? ¿no se da cuenta que hacerlo les va a hacer perder la casa blanca en el 2016? >> creo que son dos cosas diferentes. uno puede separar intelectualmente ambas cosas. primero, yo estoy de acuerdo en que tenemos que tener una reforma inmigratoria seria en este paÍs, y todos en el partido, incluyendo a ron paul y otros, todos los sectores del partido de lindsey graham o ron paul estamos de acuerdo en que

it was probably the most at ease i've seen president obama. you ever to go back to the 2004 speech at the boston convention that launched him into the national spotlight. he coined a phrase tonight really unrestrained optimism, i thought about the economy. that's something we're unused to seeing. the people will always throw in but people are hurting we've built thousands of jobs over the past years but have to do better. tonight, you heard that, but not as much of it. the president was throwing caution to the wind. since the election, it's as if a burden has been lifted from him. he is through with trying to play nice with republicans through with the charm offensive. he's just going for it and hoping that republicans come along. you heard him coin the phrase middle class economics, talked about child care tax credits about his initiative for a community college many of these things unusually rolled out beforehand raising the minimum wage an executive order for federal workers, a lot more needs to be done. a comprehensive speech by the presid

obama administration have gotten fat and happy. but working men and women across the country, we have the lowest labor force participation since 1978 the reason the unemployment rate keeps falling is that millions keep dropping out of the work force. and over a decade now, median wages have stagnated and benefits those with connections to washington with influence and hard working men and women are finding it harder to make ends meet we need to fight for working men and women, not those with power in washington. >> the president came out tonight and threatened four vetoes on several matters from roll back to immigration to iran sanctions to key stone pipe line. do you think his offer to work with republicans outside of the issues is in earnest? >> look. the only area i saw genuine interest in working with republicans is perhaps on freed trade he's got a problem with his own party. a lot of democratic members of the house didn't applaud then. on everything else, he had common sense legislation the senate getting ready to pass the ke

the latest anonymous strike from the obama white house comes from a, quote unquote unidentified obama administration employee. you'll remember another unnamed white house staffer. referred to the prime minister as a chicken expletive and a coward back in october for refusing to de-escalate tensions with his muslim neighbors. the escalation and personal attacks means the prime minister can't ignore even israel's friends when it comes to threats. but iran won't be outdone when it comes to threats against israel. the iranian state news agency published pictures of netanyahu's children and calling for a hezbollah hunt. mr. obama is assailing our key ally in the middle east. and seeking -- only for a time with our enemy the islamic enemy of iran. former ambassador daniel among our guests here tonight. (?) we begin with the taliban exchange. the swap, all five guantanamo detainees for sergeant bergdahl have been accounted for in qatar. one of the five has made phone calls to the terrorist group. joining me now, retired four star army general. general jack keane. for the institute study of w

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president obama. james rosen reports this comes at a pivotal time in the negotiating process. >> reporter: outside the european union mission to geneva iran's top nuclear moeshker negotiator offered little. >> at least to say able to make progress or not. still trying to bridge the gap between the two sides. >> reporter: the comments came after president obama joined on friday by british prime minister david cameron urged u.s. lawmakers in both parties to hold their fire. mr. obama cited the likelihood that if sanctions are on failures of talks iran and america's allies would react so adversely that talks would collapse. >> whether that would lead directly to military action i think is too large a jump to make because the party that is most to blame for all of this is the iranians who have dug in their heels, played games with this process through several extensions and who have openly gloated about it almost taunting the americans to respond. >> reporter: mourners laid to rest one killed in an air st

analizaremos temas que se tratarÁn en la reuniÓn con obama. >>> un experto en leyes de inmigraciÓn, ensponde sus preguntas de la acciÓn ejecutiva que comenzarÁ el 2015, y le traemos la histoa ria de nora sandigo. orgullo latino, desde hace 5 aÑos cuida a niÑos cuyos padres fueron deportados. >>>♪. ♪. ♪. >>> hola quÉ tal. muy buenos dÍas, feliz aÑo, bienvenidos a "enfoque", es 4 de enero, nuestro primer programa del 2015 en ausencia de josÉ dÍaz balart, les saluda rogelio mora taglie. comenzamos con la reuniÓn que sostienen presidentes de estados unidos y mÉxico esta semana, el prÓximo martes, barack obama y enrique peÑa nieto, se encontrarÁn en washington, una reuniÓn cuyos puntos centrales tendrÁn en la agenda lo siguiente:migraciÓn, frontera, comercio y seguridad, los mandatarios revisarÁn implicaciones de la acciÓn ejecutiva que bene ficiarÍa a 5 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados, y tambiÉn se sabe que revisarÍan acuerdosde la cumbre de lÍderes de amÉrica del norte que se celebrÓ en toluca el aÑo pasado. y tambiÉn la gran expectativa en torno a la desapariciÓn de estudiantes no

in this half hour what can republicans expect from president obama.oking at further political deadlock. looking back at the new space race. >> i tell you what. it's not a space race between global super powers put abut a race between global corporations. the company behind rocket x gets agets -- from spacex gets a huge injection of cash from google. why are they now set their sights on the stars? >>> welcome back to gmt. president obama has made sure to capitalize on a recovering economy and his rising approval rating in the space of the annual address. he took credit for policies he says raised the country out of recession. tuesday's speech was upbeat despite his humiliating loss for the democrats when republicans seized control of both houses of congress 11 weeks ago. >>> looking forward, president obama used his address to appeal to the middle class by championing home investment and using tax funds to benefit families. >> let's close loopholes so we stop rewarding companies who keep profits abroad and reward those who invest here in america. let's

>> a feisty obama a liberateed obama, i obama said that i am president for next two years i liked it. john: i agree with your characterization he speaks well. ni against offered americans more free stuff. >> i am sending this congress a bold new plan to lower the cost ofof community college to zero. john: you liked it? >> that is a bargain i want. we give people in our society because we think it is right thing to do, education to a senior year in college. you don't pay a nickel, we learned now. you know maybe we should add a couple of years. john: how do we pay for it. >> make sure folks pay their fair share who have not been, close some loopholes make sure that people at very top who have been getting away with paying so little kick in more. john: community college right now most kids don't graduate in 2 years or 4 years. >> then they don't get the deal, you have to perform well, and graduate get good grades. john: you don't have to perform well if you in college you can go to college for free, if it not working now why buzz does he. more why do you want more of program that rarely

noticiero nacional y ahora ustedes tambiÉn informados y que tengan muy buena noche >> el presidente obamaÓ aumentar los impuestos a los ricos prometiÓ trabajar con los republicanos tambiÉn amenazÓ conocer su poder de veto. expertos austrÍacos no poder identificar restos humanos que supuestamente pertenecen a los estudiantes aparecidos en guerrero, mÉxico prometieron nuevos estudios. las autoridades de salud en california temen que un brote de una enfermedad altamente contagiosa se convierta en una epidemia. el actor mexicano rubÉn aguirre conocido como el profesor jirafales dice que en el libro en el que habla de los actores de el chavo del 8, no hay mentiras sino verdades polÉmicas asÍ comenzamos. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >> hola quÉ tal? muy buenas noches y presidente obama pronunciÓ esta noche su sexto y penÚltimo discurso sobre el estado de la uniÓn le apostÓ al crecimiento econÓmico de la clase media, la educaciÓn y pasa la pÁgina despuÉs de 15 aÑos de guerra y recesiÓn. lourdes nos tiene un resumen de los puntos mÁs imp

i know i'm sounding like a tape loop here but this is in barack obama's head.ight. ever since he became president in 2009 been giving speeches saying i want to promote solar power and wind power. now, he's already had the epa crack down on the coal industry in this country. next he's going to move on oil and gas drilling through the epa, the method is going to be the regulation of methane, a byproduct of oil and gas drilling. >> goes off when it drills. >> and if they directly start to regulate that it's going to raise cost for the gas and oil industry at a time when prices are down. the most interesting thing here will be the political implications, a lot of country that depends on the energy sector, his calculation is he's lost the south this is mainly texas and north dakota. he doesn't care. i don't believe democrats in congress will agree with that. >> let me double down with you, not just methane but try through water, claiming that there's water damage water pollution, water table through drilling and try to get into the regulation for that. they don't ha

one thing that people miss is obama does fit the classic hard left ideologue. in the 30s in the 40s, in the 50s while famines -- lou: you finally moved into my decades there. >> you had the gulag killing millions in the camps in siberia, and the western left insisted stalin was a good guy. it was a utopia. nikita khrushchev revealed stalinism, the europeans signed up for stalinism, insisted the soviet union was perfect, and obama is the same kind of guy in our american left now, instead of stalin instead of stalinism and the soviet union, the new utopia appears to be islam, and you dare not think anything wrong about it you must not say anything wrong about it you must cover up all its pagrams and massacres and camps. in that sense he's classic. lou: you must at all costs protect the obama narrative that al qaeda is on the run. and all of this, of course, are pieces of a part that is a false narrative. >> let's be fair. al qaeda is on the run, they're running toward us not away from us. it used to be said via the bourbon kings of the new sicilys, they never lea