four more years of obama? >> i think there have been a number of occasions over the last several months where you all have pointed out to me some differences between secretary clinton and president obama. so they do not have -- they do not have the same opinion on every issue. but i think again, just to go back to this video that was released today, the president says unequivocally that he does not believe -- at lst he can't remember -- somebody who's been more qualified, a candidate that's been more qualified to hold this office. and after getting to know her personally, working cloe ining h her in the first four years of this administration, and spending more than a year on the campaign trail competing against her in the 2008 presidential election, the president's had the opportunity to watch secretary clinton perform up close and he's seen her tenacity, her dedication, her commitment to a set of principles that they share. that's why the president's quite enthusiastic about her campaign. okay? let's move ar

that's been a long-stated goal of president obama and obviously president obama had his own success in building a coalition that involved a lot of young americans and not all democrats. senator sanders built on that progress and they're hopeful they'll be able to work together in the future. not just at the national level, but also at the state and local levels as weld. >> did they make any request of each other? >> i'm going to try to do my best to protect their ability to have a private conversation. but i think what is clear is that there's a lot of agreement about the way forward. obviously there's a lot of agreement when it comes to the future of the democratic party that i just described. there's also a lot of agreement about the highest priorities that the next president will have to grapple with. these priorities range from issues like addressing economic inequ inequality. these are issues that senator sanders discussed quite extensively on the campaign trail. they're also issues that president obama has had an opportunity to address. as you heard from senator sanders a couple

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barack obama. quoining ing joining us is mark preston. you are getting what the sanders campaign knew about this. what are you learning? >> wolf, we heard from president obama right there is very important at the very end talking about how the democratic party divided eight years ago and how quickly they came together and when hillary clinton abandoned the bid for president of the united states and i spoke to a senator, senator sanders, senior aide on the campaign and read to you a little bit of our discussion. he said that the president's endorsement of secretary clinton was expected and he described senator sanders meeting with the president today as very good and very positive so clearly senator sanders knew it was coming and not a surprise to the campaign. as for how they feel about the campaign at this moment, he described it as a very hard-run campaign and emphasized that they're going to compete in the district of columbia primary and he said that after he left the white house and said very

a continuation of obama but much will change. from what you have seen, does she have a clear message? whit: there is not much of a clear message yet that i can discern, but the interesting aspect of this environment is that we have two very powerful, opposing forces at work in the 2016 election. on the one hand, we have a desire for change that we have talked about, that is overwhelming, and it's very difficult for hillary clinton, who has been part of this system for the last quarter century, to hold herself out as a candidate for change. on the other hand, we have donald trump. every year since bill clinton's reelection, the proportion of whites in the national electorate has on down 2, 3 or more percentage points. we are likely to have the lowest percentage of whites in the electorate that we have ever had. that helps hillary clinton because she does so much better among nonwhites than donald trump. al: in 2012, the electorate was 72% white and of the 20% nonwhite, mitt romney got only 17%. donald trump's theory seems to be ok

they can get obama, sanders, and vice president obama -- vice president biden, that your long way.ign is already made it clear they're going to have are mostly focusing on the stump and not fund-raising. >> thank you for coming on the show. up next, john kasich, republican governor of the state hosting the republican convention next month, is not yet ready to endorse trump. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. over the past 24 hours or so, --ee leading republicans scott walker, john kasich and paul ryan repudiated the presumptive nominee over his over a judge. this appears to be at another new normal. milde spectrum of criticism to scathing rebuke, here are just some of the sound bites that say that the nominee is at odds with topic that is of the party. >> my personal interactions, i find that there is no justifying those comments. i was very clear about that. not just republicans, but everybody. we should just disavow comments like that. this is a long campaign. he has a ways to go. >> i am frustrated right now. wrong. it is just it has no place in american society today. as americans, if you wa

took a shot directly at president obama. seem to do say he misstoke and doubled down later in the day on thursday. your thoughts? >> wow, i think the person most directly responsible for what happened at pulse in orlando quite frankly is the terrorist. let's start with that who is homophobe bic. clearly had mental health issues and had easy accessn assr 15. if you want to talk about policy failures. the iraq is not in a war that obama started. i highly doubt the american public wants to see ground troops in iraq, syria and afghanistan. but if that's what mccain is suggesting, then i think he should propose sending -- he should propose an an al alternative instead of blaming obama for national security failures. does he want to see american troops in syria. does he want to see american planes in syria. congress has full ability to be able to send troops or air planes over there and that is not something that they have done yet. >> let me do this before i throw it to you, adam. clarify a couple things. first of all, ms. haq, t

>> there was talk that obama would do that at the amway center. i don't know if there are concerns about security or not. >> paul brinkman, thank you. the president as you heard pleading for new gun control, but will it actually happen? what is being said at washington and on the campaign trail? will those turn into action? next. >>> welcome back to "early start." senator john mccain is attempting to clarify his comments. the arizona senator claims he misspoke when he said the president was quote directly responsible for that mass shooting. listen to his original remarks. >> president obama is directly responsible for it. when he pulled everybody out of iraq, al qaeda went to syria and became isis and isis is what it is today. thanks to barack obama's failures. >> the comment triggered outrage among democrats. mccain released a statement saying that the policies led to orlando. >>> and trump told supporters in texas he will protect their second amendment rights if he becomes president. he is predicting a big win in the lone star state in november.

took a shot directly at president obama. seem to do say he misstoke and doubled down later in the day on thursday. your thoughts? >> wow, i think the person most directly responsible for what happened at pulse in orlando quite frankly is the terrorist. let's start with that who is homophobe bic. clearly had mental health issues and had easy access to an assault weapon and ar 15. if you want to talk about policy failures. the iraq is not in a war that obama started. i highly doubt the american public wants to see ground troops in iraq, syria and afghanistan. but if that's what mccain is suggesting, then i think he should propose sending -- he should propose an an al alternative instead of blaming obama for national security failures. does he want to see american troops in syria. does he want to see american planes in syria. congress has full ability to be able to send troops or air planes over there and that is not something that they have done yet. >> let me do this before i throw it to you, adam. clarify a couple things. fi

obama campaign attacked her on health care and nafta. >> shame on you, barack obama. time you ran a campaign consistent with your messages in public. that's what i expect from you. meet me in ohio. >> reporter: clinton won the ohio primary in part because of this campaign ad questioning obama's readiness. >> it is 3:00 a.m. and your children are safe and asleep, but there's a phone in the white house and it's ringing. >> reporter: on guns, obama poked fun at clinton for suddenly championing the second amendment. >> shame on her, she knows better. she's running around talking about how this is an insult to sports men, how she values the second amendment. >> he slammed her for friendship with bill ayres, accused of setting off bombs in the vietnam war. also went after him over his relationship with jeremiah wright who after 9/11 famously said america's chickens are coming home to roost. then in june, 2008 obama sealed the nomination, after a brief thaw, this show of unity from the former rivals in new hampshire. by the time they reached the convention, clinton was singi

lou: or barack obama.llins, michael goodwin, gentlemen, always great to see you. >>> one driver's mistake setting off a shocking chain of events. none of it good. dashcam video captures the moment a driver switches he thought to an unoccupied lane on a busy salt lake city highway causing a second driver to swerve which hits a third car. watch this. here we go. a dramatic collision and then the rollover crash, incredibly. i wouldn't even -- i would not in any way blame you if you did not believe me when i say at each one of these dramatic moments there were no major injuries. i wouldn't blame you, but i hope you go along with me on this. that's what we're told. looks impossible doesn't it. up next, donald trump says we can no longer afford to have a politically correct president fighting, fighting a war on terror. >> what happened in orlando is so disgraceful and so shocking on so many levels, and we just can't have a country like this. we need a president that's going to show passion. lou: counterterrorism

obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama but nobody else does. hillary clinton responding simply "delete your account." sanders met with top democrats and they want to hear him out, find out what he wants, what does he see as best to rally as many supporters and obtain that party unity. what we could see in the coming days is a rollout of endorsements from the vice president and even from the first lady, wolf. >> we'll be watching closely with you. thank you. let's bring in our senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny. jeff, bernie sanders made the rounds in washington and says he'll still compete in next week's primary next tuesday in washington, d.c., and what are his plans going forward? >> he's still campaigning to a point. he'll hold a rally tonight in washington, d.c., but he clearly has made a central pivot in this campaign. top of the order here -- the first order of business is bringing his supporters on board, like michelle just said there. he can join this. but the reality is, one of his attractive features to all of these supporter

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we have seen through the obama air at arise of the anti-obama last that critiques him for continuing and entrenching the war on terrorist bases it. what do you see as the power that the obama administration has claimed regarding armed conflict zones and with the policy consequences of his decision to do those things. c thank you charlie and good morning everyone. i want to begin by analogy in the last couple of days has sometimes been depressing in terms of conversations about a progressive vision of the constitution but more often really inspiring. i was thinking about that this morning when i was thinking about talking to you and the fact that not only is there not really a progressive vision with respect to a critically important area of four powers but i think the position the founders had with respect to structure in the constitution with respect to war powers times powers was on the verge of being roe can. war powers are critically important because once they are given the executive branch they leave unchecked authority for the present to president to wield the coercive power o

president obama won it twice. but what do we expect to hear from the two of them as they finally share the stage as a team? sxwlink the main thing that we will see is as close an embrace as possible between them. this is a lot about the images that will come out of this. there should be no question in anybody's minds both are hoping that any of the divisions from 2008 are still there. barack obama wants to say i want hillary clinton to be the president. everybody look at me saying hillary clinton should be the president of the united states. i'm supporting her all the way. and even though that means bernie sanders may not have dropped out by then, probably will be pushing forward to the convention, president saying it's fine, stay in the race, but we're going forward and we're going against donald trump. i think we'll also see a lot of heavy action against donald trump. >> i think that's clear we likely will hear that there both elizabeth warren and joe biden, as well. julia, give me a sense about the whispers tha

think about that, the obama legacy is in doubt, obama is excoriated for not doing enough. donald trump is on a roll. - but this is my point, this is the second part of my challenge to you about the middle east not being that important because on the one hand, i actually think the american people care a little bit more than, but i'll stipulate what you're saying. but the second part is-- - i tend to lean on that obama side right now. - but if you don't do anything and then something happens, then you are seen as having not, what couldn't you have done something to prevent this. if you're reactive as opposed to proactive, then everybody gets on you for not having paid sufficient attention. - this is why it's impossible to be president. you've just put your finger on something. no, no, no you put your finger on something because what he knows is, all these republicans, a lot of democratic hawks are saying, get more involved in syria. go take on assad at the same time you're taking on isis. and so let's say he does that and let's say we wake up in the morning we find out that

he said "obama endorsed quoted hillary. -- crooked hillary." that prompted a cyber rebuttal from hillary clinton suggesting donald trump should believe his. all smiles for hillary clinton's other opponent. not everyone gets to walk from the residence to the oval office, a sign of how much bernie sanders has shaped this campaign and change the democratic party. he stopped short of announcing the end of his campaign. senator sanders i am going to do everything in my power and i will work as hard as i can to make sure that donald trump does not become president of united states. an hour after entertaining bernie sanders here in the oval office, president obama threw his weight firmly behind hillary clinton. question now is just how much longer it will take bernie sanders to do the same. jane: and just a brief time ago, the bbc's north america editor joined us from the white house. john, finally president obama throws his full weight behind hillary clinton, but just how far will this go to unite the party? john: let's take this a step at a time. it

he wrote an article that is viewed as a seminal piece about obama called the obama doctrine. everybody around the planet read the article and is talking about it, right understand the president. now we're talking about another potential president. >> two. >> rose: so some friends of mine who follow this as you do are saying this may very well have been a deciding -- a change moment. >> a pivot. >> rose: pavement. i agree. i agree. this is the moment, a, when she went on the offense. she pivment, first of all, to the general. bernie sanders was not a character in that speech, for one thing. there was only one character in that speech. so it was a pivot to the general, a pivot to offense, and it was the introduction or the almost introduction of a completely new strategy, and a what i mean by that is the following, it's a foreign policy speech. in a foreign policy in a presidential campaign, it's usually done through the prism of you're too liberal or conservative or this candidate is too interventionist and this one too isolationist. the breakdown was very different in this on

is lot different than barack obama. >> how is it different? barack obama is not giving details.ris: i don't have a complete strategy. which is what he has said. >> you don't think obama has a strategy at all? >> no, he has no strategy. >> all five people on this couch right now, 80% of the audience right now, where is the power center of isis? what town is it? >> in raqqa. you have to destroy raqqa. >> why is raqqa not a parking lot right now? if all of us know it, barack obama knows it, military knows it, level the city. it is training ground. >> because they have half a million people live there. >> warn them. you have two hours to get out. >> isis won't let them leave. >> the point is sitting back doing nothing isn't working. harris: we could set up demilitarized zone. sandra: a fair point, eric, is it time for donald trump in the general election should he give out specifics about how he will do it? that has been a criticism. >> there is a time. and if i'm running donald trump's campaign now is not the time, to continue to do what you're doing. you know when it will come up?

against president obama. good or bad for hillary? >> i think it's good for her. any time somebody who is as great as campaigner as barack obama is out there on your side is wonderful thing. out with elizabeth warren at the beginning of next week. doing her part, too. we saw in foreign policy speech more of a foreign pot shot attack at trump seen well earlier this week. business record, talking about his bankruptcies, the lawsuits, trump university, et cetera. i do think it's a net win for her. >> you know, what strikes me on, this adrianna. president obama and hillary clinton really they have lived off the taxpayer money for a long time. president obama is a community organizer and then he went into politics. she has been in politics a long time. what do they know about business? >> you are absolutely right. give me a break. these are career politicians who have never even run a hot dog stand yet, they have the audacity to criticize president obama's business finesse? you have got to be kidding me. trump has

took a shot directly at president obama. seem to do say he misstoke and doubled down later in the day on thursday. your thoughts? >> wow, i think the person most directly responsible for what happened at pulse in orlando quite frankly is the terrorist. let's start with that who is homophobe bic. clearly had mental health issues and had easy access to an assault weapon and ar 15. if you want to talk about policy failures. the iraq is not in a war that obama started. i highly doubt the american public wants to see ground troops in iraq, syria and afghanistan. but if that's what mccain is suggesting, then i think he should propose sending -- he should propose an an al alternative instead of blaming obama for national security failures. does he want to see american troops in syria. does he want to see american planes in syria. congress has full ability to be able to send troops or air planes over there and that is not something that they have done yet. >> let me do this before i throw it to you, adam. clarify a couple things. fi

what does obama do? he goes after gun control.s of record gun sales and surging stock prices for the gun makers and he doesn't even take note of that. charlie hurd and her shea dees schlapp, thank you for being with us. thanks for being with us. ed rollins, please be with us. thanks for joining us. good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: the first shots were fired yesterday morning at pulse night club in orlando. the story became a exercise. our two presidential hopefuls lunged at their talking points. trump were tweeted out what happened in orlando is only the beginning. i sculd and ask for the ban. must be tough. >> i believe weapons of war have no place on our street.

president barack obama endorses hillary clinton to succeed him in office. obama dashed hopes back in the 2000 and eight campaign and says maritime has come. iraq steps of the battle to retake falluja. the u.n. estimates that 90,000 civilians are trapped there. and europhoria's building has football fans across europe and the world await the kickoff of the european championships. excitement and security are high as tens of thousands had to the van zone in paris. -- the fan zone in paris. ♪ >> it is good to have you with us. he wants her to follow him. u.s. president barack obama has endorsed fellow democrat hillary clinton to succeed him as the next u.s. president. obama's backing comes of the democrats pressprich unity after a hard-fought campaign. obama appeared in a three-minute video today which he called clinton the most qualified clinton ever to run for the white house. >> look, i know how hard this job can be. that i is why i know hillary wil be so goodod at it. in fact, i do not think there has ever been someone so qualified to hold his office. -- th

he's able to president obama not hillary clinton. i think for clinton it is probably one that frustrates her little because she did recognize that thing had changed and she would've been willing to take the steps herself. she was not part of this historic opening. she was an eye recount in the book just the day after gross returns to the u.s. a free man that hillary's people get in touch with his lawyer and try to organize a conference call that she gets on the phone with him and says allen, welcome home and she says thank you and they had this very strained five-minute phone call were allen gross is not giving her much of anything and she says well we were thinking of you and that i contrast that to president obama's state of the union address were allen grosses his honored guests sitting in the balcony with michelle obama and he sort of gets to have the try & welcome home alan and there's a standing ovation. so that's another interesting tale that gets at where she started and what she evolved into as a diplomat. >> within this ele

obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama, but nobody else does. clinton tweeted back, delete your account, which is considered the ultimate twitter diss. that tweet by clinton has become one of the most retweeted she's ever sent on the platform. republicans are minimizing the endorsement saying it's a negative thing. what are the implications for trump and clinton from this endorsement? >> it's worth saying this, mark, there was a long period of time where we all thought that the republican party was in disarray. the democratic party was going to be united easy. then came the moment where it looked like donald trump was united the party and the democratic party seemed engulfed in disarray. the republican party is exhibiting more lack of unity than in many, many weeks. it's bad for donald trump. the president's got over 50% approval rating. nothing about this good for the republican presum tiptive nomin. >> one can be with your last remaining opponent in the race and one can be with the incumbent president. secretary clinton today, because of the d

. >> president obama also jumping into the fray, launching a new attack against trump during a visit to indiana yesterday. not mentioning trump by name and trump was quick to fire back later yesterday. >> the republican nominee's tax plan would give the top 1/10th of 1% a bigger tax cut than the 120 million american households at the bottom. that is not going to make your lives better. that will help people like him. >> this is a president who doesn't have a clue. >> why don't you mention donald trump by name? >> you know, he seems to do a good job mentioning his own name so i figured -- you know, i'll let him do his advertising for him. >> he's going to start campaigning. well, if he campaigns that means i'm allowed to hit him just like i hit bill clinton, i guess, right? hallie jackson joins us from san jose, california. trump has a rally this afternoorn and you reported yesterday donald trump did not discuss these documents that were released regarding allegations directed at trump university and how it handled customers and its business. >> reporter: after that late night rally j

honorable barack obama. this press conference comes on the end, today is state visit and today the north american leader summit. prime minister trudeau, allow me to say once again how grateful i am for your hospitality, for the warmth with which we were received. myself and my delegation. we were warmly welcomed in this country. we're going back to mexico with memories of the warm welcome that the canadian people showed in quebec, toronto and ottawa. we're going back to mexico fully convinced that we have renewed our bilateral relationship with canada. canada has a leader that is going back to universal values that make canada stand out in the world. iesident of barack obama, would like to say that we technology your determination -- knowledge determination to have a more united, integrated uncompetitive north america. a more prosperous and inclusive north america. i would like to highlight this being the last north american leadership summit that you will attend as president of the united states. i would li

that's been a long-stated goal of president obama and obviously president obama had his own success in building a coalition that involved a lot of young americans and not all democrats. senator sanders built on that progress and they're hopeful that they'll be able to work together in the future, not just at the national level but also at the state and local levels as well. >> did they make any requests of each other? >> well, i'm going to do my best to try to protect their ability to have a private conversation. but i think what is clear is that there's a lot of agreement about the way forward. obviously there's a lot of agreement when it comes to the future of the democratic party that i just described. there's also a lot of agreement about the highest priorities that the next president will have to grapple with and so these priorities range from issues like addressing economic inequality and countering the influence of special interests in our politics. these are obviously issues that senator sanders discussed quite extensively on the campaign trail but these are also issues that pr

in 2014 in january, president obama said that isis was jv. two and a half years later it has now metastasized all over the globe. tell me, going into november, this election, tell me how a president trump would differ in terms of handling this isis and what you predict a president hillary clinton would do. >> you couldn't have done worse than hillary clinton and barack obama. i mean, if i were donald, i would use that as my campaign slogan. i can't do worse than what they did. i mean, the reality is four or five years ago, there was an isis but it wasn't the organization it was today. when he said it was the jv, he was really talking about the isis of two or three years ago and the isis that he kind of inherited. he is the one that made it into a varsity islamic terrorist organization by number of things not intervening when he should have. john mccain and lindsey graham are absolutely right. he, by doing that made it possible for isis to metastasize. they were cancer already, but they metastasized under a failed hillary clinton, barack obama

but president obama is overselling it. problem there is that that allows isis to beat expectations. when they beat expectations and that is seen as an endorsement from allah. we need to change that. only way you change that is smash their sites in raqqah. smash their sites in capital in da beak. you smash them so hard they wonder why allah. taking allah's blessing away and winning the war. >> brennan having differences on president obama winning and whether the methods that isis will be attacking us. also, james comey had differences of opinion with president obama, whether or not we're wishing. he said we have over thousand open investigations on home grown terror right here. yet, president obama, you listen to him, things are going in the right direction. >> again, he didn't directly contradict the president. this is a complicated situation. the battle against isis has many fronts. there is the front in iraq and in syria. there is the home front, protecting us from terrorists. there is the capability of shutting them off

obama, you just said it! no, obama, you fell into their trap! now they have it on tape, and they can do this. >> i love. >> radical islam. >> and so do you. >> part of the reason i love-- >> radical islam. >> larry: i warned you about this, president obama! >> as larry wilmore pointed out last week. >> radical islam. >> larry: wait, how did i get dragged into this? no. ( applause ) anyhow, yesterday obama made it clear he doesn't need to use the g.o.p.'s phrase. >> there's not been a moment in my seven and a half years as president where we have not been able to pursue a strategy brawz... we didn't use... the label... "radical islam." >> larry: seven and a half years? i think your pauses took up seven of those years. look, i've said i believe trump needs to think more before he speaks, but, honestly, obama, you need to think less while you're speaking. just say it! but obama is right. refusing the term requested ratical islam, "has not made him soft on the middle east. i mean, when it comes to terrorists, he's ruined more plots than an obnoxious

obama red the critique of his policy. the state department while confirming receipt declined to discuss the contents of the cable saying it's classified. >> i think it's an important statement and i respect the process very, very much and i will probably meet with these people or have a chance to talk with them when i get back. >> president obama has ruled out u.s. strikes against the assad regime, even as he has said for five years that assad's days are numbered. the kremlin which has propped up the assad regime, warned that such strikes could plunge the region into total chaos. >> translator: the most important thing is to prevent the collapse of the country. >> at the same time pentagon officials confirmed russian sukoy strike fighters bombed syrian rebels trained by the central intelligence agency near the southern syrian city of al tanf. with a second strike occurring after the u.s. had used an emergency hotline to demand that russia halt the operation. defense secretary ash carter said the hotline hadn't been used p

and that fame even landed her an interview with president obama.star glazelle green that just wrote a new memoir, is you okay? thanks for being here. first, i have to ask you, su okay? >> yes, i is okay. i'm so excited. i almost teared up because it's reverend al sharpton talking about me. i'm so excited. i've been watching you a few sizes ago. i just love you. i love you. >> i love you. i mean, let me ask you something, you are a youtube sensation. why use technology thousand of years old to tell your story. you're writing a memoir now or you've written one. >> yes, there is nothing wrong with the written word and good to hold a good book and get intimate. yes, i'm throwing back to a back, you know, i'm bringing reading back, making reading great again. >> your interview with president obama, i mentioned that, you got a lot of criticism for this moment, yes. >> my mama said when you go to somebody's house, you have to give them something, don't come empty-handed so i have green lipstic lipsticks, one for your first wife -- >> my first wife -- >> d

president obama met with bernie sanders. two hours later, the president unveiled the endorsement of hillary clinton. we have michelle kosinski with the latest this morning. >> reporter: alison and christine, to see this play out was truly remarkable. here we have a presidential endorsement in a video on twitter that was released by the hillary clinton campaign. when has that ever happened? it was recorded on tuesday. it was well produced. you could hear the music. it was clear the white house wanted to let the meeting play out between the president and bernie sanders at the white house yesterday. it was a lengthy meeting. let the discussion happen. let the president hear out bernie sanders and work on a path forward. how will he be engaged? how will he work with the white house and hillary clinton? then, as soon as that meeting was over, bam, within two hours, the endorsement was out. the president wasn't holding back. >> i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. in fact, i don't think

a combination of more obama and bill. probably more obama that be bill. she keeps talki ining about doi things that happened under obama. she wants more middle class tax cuts. we already got the middle class tax cuts. i don't know how much lower those need to go. i've seen a lot of obama tax policy. predictable. probably not positive or negative. but more predictable t. >> infrastructure spending which is a word president obama has used i think in every speech he's ever given during his presidency. and a national debt that's roughly doubled to almost 20 trillion dollars. so where is that money going to come from is this. >> and we have bridges crumbling all over the country. excellent question. president clinton, bill, who expanded the lending laws that led to the mortgage crisis. right? it was his grand expansion of welfare benefits that have led to the predict that we're in now. so any continuation of that policy is really dangerous. and now you have food stamp skyrockets and the jobs that continue be filled. five million jobs supposedly and a measly nu

he is talking about obama's policies and linking hillary clinton to obama's eight years, what many republicans consider failed policies policies of thet eight years. i think it's worth noting while obama's approval ratings are around 50% arranges overwhelming majority of republicans disapprove of the job he is doing and two-thirds of independents disapprove. so when donald trump goes after obama's record and links clinton to that it helps dish. >> i'm going to bring something up real quick. think what we're not recognizing here there are actually republicans out there in addition to democrats that aren't particularly crazy about donald trump. for example, today in my home state, two of my colleagues, one current female state senator and a former male state representative who are republicans are not showing up at the convention and -- >> but, senator to your point, that's not breaking news. we know the unfavorables for hillary clinton and donald trump are high. , by jute -- >> that being said, colonel -- >> -- not going to unify. >> we got the official endorsement from president obama for hilla

el programa ejecutivo de la administraciÓn obama es ilÍcito.hoy por la corte suprema, que en efecto bloquea el programa ilegal de amnistÍa, es una gran victoria para texas y para la coaliciÓn bipartidista de los 26 estados". >> lloro porque es mi mamÁ, siempre ha estado conmigo. unos con unos tiempos y en los malos tiempos. pedro: el vicegobernador dice que seguirÁ en la lucha para asegurar la frontera de texas con mÉxico. ahora la demanda original en contra del alivio inmigratorio del presente barack obama regresa a esta corte federal en texas. el juez andrew jana serÁ el que defina cuÁles eran los litigios. marÍa elena: el fallo de la corte se produce en el segundo litigio del mandato de barack obama. pero presiente obama, el resultado de su esfuerzo, lo deja frustrado. janet rodrÍguez estÁ en la casa blanca. janet: el presidente barack obama reconociÓ que la accion de la corte de la corte es desgarradora para los millones que esperaban ser beneficiados. culpÓ al congreso republicano por la falta de decisiÓn. "la situaciÓn subrayo la inhabili

have the obama endorsement.the story about trump not paying people he owes money to come including workers who don't have a lot of money. and his responses to tweet. today is a perfect example. on a new york city street. today is a perfect example of how trump does not have a rapid response team in place. tweets are the extent of the rapid response. the rnc came out with some of their own. usually, in this scenario, somebody like romney or hillary clinton now would have a whole team of folks out there trying to spin their version of the message. the usa today article, which is extraordinarily damning -- they reviewed over 60 lawsuits, hundreds of leads, government filings and judgments and found that donald trump has a history and pattern of not paying small businesses that , even aed with him cabinet maker who had his family hisis -- his company and family for three generations and had to go into bankruptcy after donald trump failed to pay him $83,000 for work on a casino. this is pretty damning for somebody wh

president obama did the same thing. and the good news is is that both men have a strong commitment to a core set of values and principles, particularly as it relates to the importance of investing in the middle class. both men have a commitment to the principle of grassroots movements and grassroots coalitions and how our party and our country are stronger when citizens at the grassroots level are engaged in the process of self-government. and both men have shared the view that the upcoming general election is really important and that it's important that president obama be succeeded by somebody who has the same kind of commitment to those values that senator sanders and president obama do. >> in the clip, the president used the term "fired up," reminiscent of his own campaign. does the president see him having any trail now, some ways an extension of his own campaign, because in so many ways will help preserve his legacy? how mindful of that is he? >> look, this is secretary clinton's campaign. and president obama is e

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as he heads into a meeting with president obama.ident yesterday and jimmy fallon is in new york city to talk about a lot of other things but also talked about how bernie sanders has been instrumental in making this primary campaign. a lot of people are wondering if the president is going to be kind of asking bernie sanders to begin a transition now to support hillary clinton. chris jansing is standing by at the white house. chris, good morning. oh, we don't have chris jansing. and we have the possibility that we've alone hearing, the president could be publicly supporting hillary clinton as early as maybe next week. still unknown but clearly a lot of the moves have been toward getting the party united behind hillary clinton. kristen welker is live with me at the white house. >> a high stakes meeting here at the white house in the oval office set to get under way any minute now. so what do we anticipate is going to happen today? obviously the end game is to get senator sanders to concede ultimately but he is not there yet. this is go

obama out of the white house.is staff has been pushing universities to put in place judicious processes that have highly questionable. the harvard law school faculty is taking issue with the department of education requirements. real issue. charles: coming up, donald trump, hillary clinton locked into a war of words or who would be the best president for the economy. investors say it's donald trump. we'll weigh in with a bunch of experts. i'm @cvpayne. we are right back. >> if she is elected president, she'll adopt the trans-pacific partnership and we'll lose millions of jobs in our economic independence for good. stand up to countries who cheat on trade which there are many. we'll cancel rules and regulations that send jobs overseas. we'll lift restrictions on energy production. charles: that was donald trump criticizing hillary clinton and touting his intentions to revive the economy. this as voters have confidence their portfolios will improve under donald trump. joining me now to discuss, cathy taylor, rob tod

obama, mrs. obama, first lady.piece suit that day because i was very -- i just wanted to impress you. [ light laughter ] but it was an outdoor event on the fourth of july and i remember i got there and dave grohl was there in board shirts and a t-shirt. he goes, "you look hot." i go, "i really am, it's really boiling. this is crazy." i go, "aren't you -- meeting the president?" basically saying, "we're the foo fighters." i go, yeah. and then we wait in line, because we're going to get our picture taken with you guys. i was so nervous to meet you. i went up and i was practicing, like, "hello, first lady, mrs. first lady." and i walk over and the first lady starts laughing and looking at me. she goes, "oh, honey, oh, my gosh, so sweaty." [ laughter ] true story. loosened my tie. and i looked at you and you had a short-sleeved shirt and khakis on. i go, "hello, mr. president, sir." and you go, "didn't you get the memo? it's a barbecue." [ laughter and applause ] they took the picture and they escorted me out. and then