[cheers] [applause] president obama: god has different ideas-- [applause] president obama: he didn't know he was being used by god. [cheers] president obama: blinded by hatred, the alleged to look could not see -- the alleged killer could not see the great surrounding -- the grace surrounding clementa pinckney and that the bible study group. the love they showed when it opened the church doors inviting a stranger to join in their prayer service. the alleged killer could have never anticipated the way the families of the fallen would respond when they saw him in court in the midst of unspeakable grief with words of forgiveness. he couldn't imagine that. [applause] president obama: the alleged killer could not imagine how the city of charleston, under the good and wise leadership of mayor riley and the state of south carolina, how is united states of america with respond, not merely with repulsion at his evil act but with goodhearted generosity, and more importantly, the thoughtful introspection and self-examination that we so rarely see in public life. blinded by hatred, he failed to

[applause] president obama: we see that now.ause] president obama: and i am convinced by knowledge the pain and loss of others even as we respect the traditions and ways of life that make up this beloved country, by making the moral choice to change, we express god's grace. [applause] president obama: we don't earn grace. we are all sinners. we don't deserve it. [applause] president obama: but god gives it to us anyway and we choose how to receive it. it is our decision how to honor it. none of us can or should expect a transformation in race relations overnight. every time something like this happens, someone says we have to have a conversation about race. we talk a lot about race. [applause] president obama: there is no shortcut. we don't need more talk. [applause] president obama: none of us should believe that a handful of gun safety measures will prevent every tragedy. it will not. people of goodwill will continue to debate the merits of various policies as our democracy requires. it is a big raucous place america is. there

they can't do this. >>> supreme court chief justice proves to be obama's closest ally on obama care. all that and more on a busy friday. "first look" starts now. >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm betty nguyen. we want to begin with a deadly plane crash. thursday in southeast alaska, all on board including the pilot when their plane similar to the one seen here crashed. it's unclear what made the plane crash. eight passengers came from a ho land cruise ship in the middle of a seven day voyage. >>> thousands are expected at the funeral for south carolina south senator reverend clementa pinckney. he's one of nine killed in last week's south carolina massacre. this is shaping up to be a massive service with high profile attendees. >> reporter: very high profile. good to talk to you. president obama is outing finishing touches on the eulogy. the pastor, pinckney is still here. it will be moved to charleston later today. there are people to speak before obama in a service expected to last for hours. >> it's the charleston church pinckney pastored and place

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[applause] [cheering] president obama: for too long -- [applause] president obama: for too long, we haven blind to the unique mayhem that gun violence afflicts upon this nation. [applause] president obama: sporadically, our eyes are open. when it of our brothers and sisters are cut down in a church basement, 12 in a movie theater 26 and an elementary school -- i n an elementary school. but i hope we also see the 30 precious lives cut short by gun violence in this country every single day. the countless more his life are forever changed, the survivors crippled, the children traumatized and fearful as they walked to school. the husband who will never feel his wife's warm touch. the entire communities whose grief overflows every time they have to watch what happened to them happen to some other place. the vast majority of americans the majority of gun owners want to do something about this. [applause] president obama: we see that now. [applause] president obama: and i am convinced by knowledge the pain and loss of others even as we respect the traditions and ways of life that make up this b

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at the same time, the concrete parts of president obama's usually -- president obama's eulogy -- i commend president obama for an incredible speech but when he talks about gun control and the agenda items, it is not clear to me that there is much will on the democratic side or in the white house to go back and refight the gun control battle or to try to make any tangible progress. i have no doubt that this has been in some ways a clarifying moment for america. i just wonder if two years from now or two months from now there will be anything to show for it other than the confederate flag having been taken down from a few southern states. to recap, president obama's week. obamacare, check. trade, check. gay marriage, check. and then that powerful eulogy. apart from the sadness of charleston in has been a pretty incredible week for president obama. is this the best week he has had in his second term? josh: there is no question this is the best wiki has had. he has gotten wins on not just the big cases we have talked about. even ones that came under the radar like the housing discrimination ru

if you like president obama, you probably like obama care. president obama you don't like obama care. we're going to be here for a good long time even when the president leaves. >> or as scalia calls it scotus care. >> look. scotus care is here to stay unless and until the republicans win the white house and hold the senate. if they do, there is no question that they will repeal and replace. they're going to run on it. it's going to be something that they're going to campaign on it. they'll be committed to it. and the president is going to have to do something about it. i think they will have a plan. and if you're the president you decide which of the various plans is going to be done. if the democrats hold the white house, it's here to stay. >> the president says he's now survived two major court cases in the supreme court. he's won an election where the other candidate pledged to repeal obama care. even though many conservatives said mitt romney wasn't the best one to make that case because of romney care. so what happens? >> what happens n

maybe the postpresidential obama through example, through the work of the obama library and foundationry and suggest ways forward in chicago. charlie: what impact will this week cap on the 2016 election? al: barack obama standing and his popularity is going to affect the democratic nominee presumably hillary clinton. if barack obama can keep numbers and 50%, that is better for her. it translates that way. this week is going to make his standing much more significant than it would have. a year-and-a-half or 17 months is a lifetime. all sorts of things can occur. the sense that this is a significant president who has done significant things, most of which i think are going to be popular with the electorate. he is going to be an asset to a hillary clinton in 2016. much as reagan was to george h.w. bush in 1988. charlie: in that election george bush was running for the third term of ronald reagan. al: they are always going to say that. there is always an extent that is true. it will be said again in 2016. it is very important for barack obama. we talk about his legacy and the aca and the e

this is a big deal for president obama, i think. he was right to be able to take a victory lap today even though many conservatives are disappointed with the decision. >> he was definitely a little bit like i was mouthing to you not those words but boaster in chief. he was excited. feel me now. you try to take me down. even though you didn't get a single republican vote in the house et cetera we got this through. he feels he's cemented it, solidified it into the american fabric, that it's here to stay. before they take another victory lap this will go into a death spiral with the rising costs of premiums the inability to be able to pay it. they don't seem to be concerned about the financial aspects of it or the economics of it which of course are going to rear their ugly head very soon. >> eric president obama said that obama care is working exactly as they planned it. really? >> the way it's supposed to work. okay. so everyone constitutional scholars all day were calling out the supreme court as you pointed out. one of them called

obama: what is true in the south is true for america.m understood that justice grows out of recognition of ourselves in each other, and my liberty depends on you being free, too. that history cannot depend on this alone, but there must be a manual for how to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past, how to break the cycle, a roadway toward a better world. he knew that the path of grace involved an open mind. but more importantly, an open heart. that is what i felt this week. an open heart. that, more than any particular policy or analysis is what is called upon right now, i think. what a friend of mine, the writer marilyn robinson calls, "that reservoir of goodness beyond and of another kind that we are able to do each other in the ordinary cause of life." that reservoir of goodness. if we can find that grace, anything is possible. if we can tap that grace everything can change. amazing grace. amazing grace. ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost, but now am found was blind, but now i see ♪ ♪ [ap

we know that president obama, mrs. obama, the first lady and the first family have arrived.former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton are in attendance this morning. as you know vice president biden spent 36 years in the senate and many of his senate come rats also from the other chamber, from the house, they are in attendance this morning. there has been a lengthy list i mean it takes quite some time to read the list of members of congress who are in attendance this morning. but some of the most notable names, majority leader mitch mcconnell. minority leader in the house, nancy pelosi and minority lead nert senate harry reid are there, as well as more than a dozen, maybe two dozen members of congress and several members of the president's cabinet. we learned a few moments ago from sunlen serfaty, who is there outside the church that chris martin the lead singer of coldplay will be performing a selection this morning. there are several musical selections several readings as this is is a formal christian mass burial. you see on the right side

i was sitting next to obama. obama says boy that takes courage, i would love to do that some day. >> rose: wow. and he did it a couple of years later at the gridiron dinner. you could tell eh how proud he was of himself. those are funny occasions to do it tbhawvment solemn occasion at that church and to do it with such skill and courage and grace, that was remarkable. >> rose: so where are we in the question of race in america after charleston? >> well if you're asking me, charlie, i think we made a lot of progress. i think a lot of people were mesmerized as i was by the speech. it was in a black church to a black audience, he spoke like a black preacher and i think he reached white america. i think one of the disappointments of barack obama is that his administration has not healed the racial divides we have in this country or the red-blue divides we have in this country, and i think what he did last friday was important and someone wrote, i think jim fallos or ed maybe alluded to it, it may be his post-presiden

obama closes out a defining week with a visit to charleston. to say farewell and to make a point. >> for too long we've been blind to the way past injustices continue to shape the present. perhaps we see that now. >> "inside politics," the biggest stories, sourced by the best reporters, now. welcome to "inside politics" i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. with us to share the reporting and insights, cnn's nia-malika henderson. ron fournier, jonathan martin and molly ball. america is a very different place this sunday compared to last week. same-sex marriage is now a national right. the supreme court upheld the key piece of the president's health care now. and the confederate flag is being pulled from public land and from store shelves. plus, it was a week in which the president used the "n" word in a conversation about race, and discussed himself as fearless at a time many others in this town suggest he's a lame duck. >> it's sort of like an athlete. you might slow down a little bit. you might not jump as high as you used to.

he responded, senator, i support repealing obama care but subsidies exist only because of obama care.r criticism makes no sense. this is a tea party congressman writing him. i mean republicans aren't even making sense when they create the law. how will they come up with a solution if the court does what they've asked to do and that's cut the subsidies? >> the problem they have is that there's no real substitute that's going to do all the things that the affordable care act has done. they know that. that's why they've never come up with a solution other than another vote and another vote to repeal obama care. the kind of thing that senator thune said -- and it's just ridiculous. it makes absolutely no sense. it's completely contradictory. that's what they've been doing. they've been talking themselves around in circles, have no plan and i'm just hoping very much that the supreme court sees through this as a political move and that they should uphold the subsidies for everyone. too much is at stake. >> congresswoman jan schakowsky thank you for your time tonight. >> my pleasure. thank y

this is a portion of the obama care, that few people are talking about. the creation of these affordable care organizations they were in place before this came into place basically ushers these along and what it does is move the pay to play mind set of healthcare systems. it gets insurers and hospitals and doctors all working together to try to improve patient outcomes. we have seen a downturn or slowing of the healthcare costs it isn't clear whether that's because of the affordable care act, or the latentsy because of the recession, people putting off medical procedures. but what we look forward to in the next couple of years is how this will play out as a consumer, but also employers. there's that mandate that will require employers to cover more and more of their employees up to 30 hour as week. they have to give them health coverage, and that's how that plays out in terms of whether that forces small businesses out of the market, owhether that creeps these costs down that's something we have to look to. >> thank you so much. >> kathleen is a former se

alsodent obama and i talked about education. we believe education will provide the world with the world with two gains. social inclusion to make sure they become permanent gains and number two, the qualitative look forward to regards to the knowledge of economies. and that is why we are mostly seeing our agreement on corporation and technical and education between the brazilian industry and the brazilian department of education. we are -- we also wish to establish partnership between the government research institute in the two countries with agreeing to achieving technological improvement as well as innovation. i would also like to stress the importance of using education a means to move toward higher quality and more inclusive education. in that regards, without a shadow of a doubt, the high-quality is one of the ability of the united states to develop technological research in that arena and has proved very important. and also, we attach a great deal of importance to corporation as part of the work program. [indiscernible] an

schedulia's dissent is not against obama. he said the constitution means what it said and no lee way to depart from that. >> justice scalia said something profound about the court and bears repeating. the cases will publish forever. and the discouraging truth that the supreme court of the united states favors some laws over the others and prepared to do whatever it takes to up hold and assist the favorites. what do you think? >> scalia says things that do not reflect the court. he has always taken the view on the same- sex marriage case that you have no liberties to depart from the literal meaning of the world. your ending point would be obama care must fail. >> and what potentially is the impact of those? >> there is a challenge to one of your participants brought up by little sisters of the poor and involving the birth control and contraception man date. that will be interesting and important. but judge napolitano had it right. this is it. the law has survived. >> it is very valuable to us. thank you very much. >> tempers f

the obama care decision was a great boon to the -- the obama care decision it's almost impossible toead the law the way the court read it. we'll test avoidance of the language of the bill. in the case of the gay rights movement which goes back i think this is the 46th anniversary since stonewall riots. this is a long evolution. most of the country has migrated in the direction of the court decision. there you have the court following the nation. i don't happen to think we ought to decide these things in courts. there's a reason for political bodies. clearly, if you look at the reaction around the country, this is an issue which i began saying several years ago, once people are getting married legally, whether massachusetts or anywhere. you're having a challenge and you can't unravel. human beings' lives are -- it's a changing reality. >> it's interesting. doesn't like tk that the courts do this. you can argue in our country's history, the courts -- it's only the courts that have dealt with social transformation. that the legislative bodies, they can't deal with it. >> no question. yo

era, the obama era -- >> i think obama has an enormous investment in the 2016 presidential campaigncould be franklin roosevelt and change things permanently or he could be woodrow wilson and within two or three years have an amazing part -- >> look, ronald reagan needed h.w. bush to win that third term. barack obama needs hillary clinton for the same thing. i have a little fun thing for everybody here. it's on superpacs. one backing carly fiorina had to change its name from carly for america to carly for america. according to federal election rules, a superpac's name cannot include the can't date they support. jewish americans group supporting ted cruz called jews for cruz and had to change their name. carly became this conservative, authentic, responsive for you. so you can be an acronym but not the name, pretty clerver. can't use jews for kriz how about jews for conservative republicans understanding zionism for america. hillary clinton, want to rename your superpac. you might like this one. marco rubio, the easy one, making america really conservative okay? for america. want ab a

start with barack obama. i think the highest compliment i can give him, the one he would like most, is i do consider them to be fact hungry like lincoln. this was a problem for george w. bush, who was much more value-based. both of them have had difficulties that come from parts of the package that are not there. for barack obama, someone that read the book, said to me, it looks to me frankly as though maybe he is a bit too much of a. professor so, i said, that is exactly right. that is the problem. he is too much of a professor. he is explaining things the way i might. not the way ronald reagan would. for obama, he has not had as much of an overarching vision as the reconstructive presidents have. modern politics have made that difficult in ways we all know. he reminds me a little bit of george h.w. bush in a sense, he has run a competent presidency but without the vision overlay that you would want if you really want reach. for george w. bush, he wanted to be ronald reagan with his values. i do not think hi

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is the fight over obama care really over?s tonight's "inside story". >> reporter: this morning the court upheld a critical part of this law. the part that's made it easier for americans to afford health insurance, regardless where you live. >> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. at its simplest the ruling by a majority of justices will allow people in states that did not set up health care exchanges under the affordable care act to take advantage of subsidies for buying health insurance. if the justices voted the other way, a glitch in the plain language of the law would have allowed subsidies in those states that operated their own exchanges, a minority as it happens. as al jazeera's lisa stark explains obama care dodged a bullet. >> reporter: supporters of the health care law gathered outside the court. when the ruling came down... ..they let out a cheer. and began to celebrate. [ chants ] >> reporter: the 6-3 decision means government subsidies that help low and moderate income americans pay for health insurance wil

for the obama administration gloria because this is if not the signature issue of the obama presidency it certainly is one of the most important issues that he has gotten forward. i want to go to cnn's jake tapper up near the supreme court right now. jake we've been reviewing the decision of the supreme court. go ahead and share with our viewers what you have learned. >> reporter: well wolf what we have here is a 6-3 decision in which the chief justice of the supreme court, roberts, joined with the centrist kennedy as well as the liberal members of the court, beginsberg briar, sotomayor, and keegan. it appears to be a major victory for the obama administration in the obamacare case. let's go to pamela brown who is at the supreme court. >> reporter: this was a broad ruling in favor of the obama administration. today the high court ruling that millions of americans that are in states with federally run exchanges can keep their tax credits that help them pay for

i tell you, i can't believe obama's schedule.is so busy and i'll tell what you -- >> doing what? >> let me tell you. if anybody thought that obama needed to be run away from it would be hillary clinton and guess what? you don't see that. in fact she is -- >> oh -- >> would he are -- >> she is not going do -- >> let me finish. >> gallop has found that people identifying themselves as democrats for the first time in history equal to republicans. >> that's probably the same ronald reagan poll that had 50%. >> oh, stop. >> all right, 30 seconds, has president obama checked out? >> in the end -- yeah he is basically checked out i would say. but i think when he came into office here is the thing, i think when he came into office the plan was to just be obama. i don't think there is a plan beyond that. you see him survive politically day-to-day. that's the plan. an large vision, not a large plan for the future. i think he will enjoy being president. >> what about had trade deal? what about the iranians. what about the immigration bill?

obama comes along, a tea party protest and a picture of obama that looks like a monkey, we're in the grips of racism once again. can we compare the two presidents? >> typically what we have seen with president obama, the halo effect. he's -- they put this halo on him. look. look. look at this. and look what happened to senator cruz. look. it is like -- ♪ >> also senator cruz were he a democrat and not a -- the second amendment, the first hispanic president, you know would he be getting different -- it is subtle to some people but not to others. >> look at that picture. not subtle. also i mention that ronald reagan took an assassin's bullet one month after being elected. little harmless jerry ford had two crazed liberals take a shot at him. loaded gun, fired right at him. so maybe we can back off on the hysteria about america being a racist country every time anything -- the sun rises. >> the wind blows. ann, good to see you. she's interesting, isn't she? she is. if the situation with the baltimore police was not bad enough already, the police commissioner down there is now predicting

but the speech that he gave on friday was the same president obama, the same emotion barack obama speakingruth to this country and bringing everybody along with him. i haven't seen something like that since 2004. and that's someone who gives great speeches. with but the emotion was so real to me. >> i remember covering obama's race speech in philadelphia during the primary races in 2008, kind of like a weird bookend to that speech. >> i might disagree just mildly with stephanie here, i thought the march 2008 speech around race, around then senator obama's pastor. >> reverend wright. >> i thought that speech was a very emotional and extraordinary speech in the middle of a presidential campaign and at a very pivotal time where he needed to go at and explain to the american people this basic piece of his life that had to do with his faith, it had to do with his church, but also a broader context of how he approached these issues. i was really struck listening to his speech on friday at how much -- how far again he has come and this country has come in terms of discussing these issues since ma

i believe president obama. furthermore he has told me that if he ever needed to, he would pick up the phone and call me. so yes i am certain that the conditions to date have become very different. at this point i'd like to call upon the global news network. >> if brazil is played somebody -- president obama: if brazil plays someone else. but if they are playing the united states, i'm sorry. >> president obama, you were talking and then transfer mentioned when purcell canceled this chip because of the matter -- and then it was mentioned when brazil canceled this trip because of the matter of trust and now in the middle of a very political and economic. can you trust one another in this moment? president rousseff: [speaking foreign language] >> translator: it views itself in the world and the usa's original play. how do you reckon i'll are -- reconcile these two issues? president obama: i'm going to answer in part the question you just asked the president. we view brazil not at the regional power but as a global

obama sometimes leaks it at 100.did the media react. >> president obama weighed in on the ongoing conversation on racism, and used a racist word when he did. we have a warning for viewers. he uses strong language. some may be considered offensive. >> i wouldn't have used the word to make the point he was trying to make. >> why? you're allowed to use the word. thanks to hr 182, we can say t. black people and only black people can say nigger as much as we want. do you hear me tom hanks cray son. oej we can say t. only us. but my favorite is how the press classifies the n word. >> he's never used the word before. >> that's an electric word. electric? highly charged? who do you think came up with the n word, tesla? i know how to cure the energy crisis. not solar power, n power. now of course whenever we have a story like this, let's ask the question that's inevitable, what were they saying on fox news? >> he has really dragged the gutter speak of rap music. and now he's the first president of rap of street. >> you think

the president obama is interrupted at a white house pride event. >> president obama release [indiscernible president obama -- amy: we will speak with the undocumented trans activist who interrupted the president. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the senate has given final approval to granting president obama fast-track authority to advance the trans-pacific partnership trade deal through congress. the secretive accord involves 12 countries and nearly 40% of the global economy. wednesday's vote followed months of white house lobbying in a standoff with congressional democrats. opponents say the tpp will undermine workers rights public , health, and environmental regulation. under the new legislation, congress would hold an up-or-down vote on the final trade pact, without filibustering or amendments. the senate has also approved a bill that assists workers displaced by trade accords like the tpp. the justice department is expected to file hate crimes charges against dylann roof, the white supremacist arres

start with barack obama. i think the highest compliment i can give him, the one he would like most, is i do consider them to be fact hungry like lincoln. this was a problem for george w bush who was much more value-based. both of them have had difficulties that come from parts of the package that are not there. for barack obama, someone that read the book, said to me, it looks to me practically as though maybe he is a bit too much of a. professor so, i said, that is exactly right. that is the problem. he is too much a of a professor. he is explaining things the way i might. not the way ronald reagan would. for obama, he is not have an overarching vision as a reconstructed president. modern politics have made that difficult in ways we all know. he reminds me a little bit of george h.w. bush in a sense, he has run a competent presidency but without the vision overlay that you would want if you really want readch. for george w. bush, he wanted to be ronald reagan with his values. i do not think his vision sold a

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one is president obama talking and addressing israel directly. i want to play that one to the israeli people. >> to the israeli people i understand your concerns and i understand your fears. but what is the worst scenario is the path that we're currently on in which there's no nuclear resolution and ultimately we have no way to verify whether iran has a weapon or not. sanctions won't do it. a military solution is temporary. the deal that we're negotiating potentially takes a nuclear weapon off the table for 20 years. >> potentially takes it off the table for 20 years. >> look that is ridiculous. assuming there's no cheating we will legitimatize a bomb in a lot shorter time than that. but this sin comprehensible. we already heard about iran cheating on the enrichment and it's succeeded its caps every month in the last 20 months. all of this has been happening with sanctions and under restrictions. imagine how iran is going to act after sanctions arist willed after the agreement is signed when it has zero incentive to refrain from cheating and we k

that took the obama administration by surprise.'t think they anticipated states would not create their own exchanges. >> i think when it comes to the exchanges, a lot of things took the obama administration by surprise it's fair to say. >> but this was absolutely necessary. they had to somehow subsidize people in those other states or the entire act would collapse and that's what they did. and the supreme court today said they could do that. and they'll continue to do it in the future. it stabilizes the act for the time being. >> jeffrey toobin let me brings you back in here. are you surprised by the ruling today? >> not really. i mean this was a long shot i thought from the very beginning. i mean this is an interpretation of the law, of these four words, that not a single member of congress said they thought was the correct interpretation. all through the very long and torturous debate over the affordable care act, it was assumed by everyone that the subsidies would be available in the state exchanges and in the federal exchanges.

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in that move is a boost of president obama's goal of strengthening u.s. ties with asia. let's go to libby casey on capitol hill for us this afternoon nch libby good afternoon of you, what is different about the republican approach today? >> reporter: they are focused on just passing fast track authority, giving president obama the ability to negotiate trade deals and then congress votes yes or no. that has passed the house, a bit of a close vote. now it goes to the senate. democrats had wanted to make sure the fast track authority was paired with legislation that would help workers get assistance if they had been hurt by globalization. and now we're going to have to watch and see whether democrats in the senate will be willing to separate them out, and let this fast track authority which is a republican priority and a priority of president obama go forward. they'll have to get assurances from republican leadership that the worker's assistance component will be dealt with later. this issue has created some strange friends, because president obama wants fast track authorit

is signing on to the obama economic agenda. is that a fair description that she is sort of hugging the president here on his economic agenda? >> look i think she thinks that the president brought the country back from what could have been a depression from certainly a great recession, and has created a lot of private sector jobs but we still haven't seen enough wage growth in this country, and so she wants -- this is not 2008. this is 2015. the election will be in 2016. she's projecting into the future what the country needs, whether that's paid leave, child care, the kinds of policies that will both strengthen families improve the economy. >> right. >> and -- and really when american workers succeed, as she said yesterday, america will succeed. it's a very different economic philosophy than the republicans so she's going to build on that work and take the country forward. >> very quickly on the clinton foundation. whenned is the campaign going to officially outline exactly a president hillary clinton's relationship would be wi

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i can remember in the 2008 campaign, there was a dustup between obama and the clintons when obama seemedhow important was it to barack obama in terms of legacy this health care law be upheld like this? >> it's huge. his legacy was kind of solidified this week by the supreme court, by the same institution that put george w. bush in the white house, and that's thrown out the voting rights act. it's really extraordinary. he had those two decisions going the other way, we would all be talking about how the obama presidency is in ruins and everything had gone down the tubes. instead, it's confirmed. and he now has a shot at being if not at the first here -- the sort of holy trinity of great presidents of washington lincoln, franklin roosevelt and if you're a republican might try to throw reagan in there. >> i think they might. thank you. appreciate that. >> because other three are big government -- >> we've got lincoln and reagan. >> in name only. >> what would you say right now, if you had to say what was the legacy -- if he left office tomorrow what is the legacy of the obama presidency? >>