obama, ladies and gentlemen, i would like to thank president obama for his very kind words. i am delighted to be here and i'm touched by your warm welcome. we especially appreciate mrs. obama's efforts to personally oversee the splendid arrangement for the state dinner. when you address to the u.n. in 2014, you said that when nations find common ground not simply based on power but on principle, then we can make an promise progress. i'm glad to say that tonight on the fifth anniversary of our relations, our countries share much common ground and have made great progress together with shared principles and mutual respect. i remember my first meeting with in may 2007.nate you were in the midst of a hard-fought presidential campaign and not yet the front runner for the democratic nomination. [laughter] but i was struck by your focus and your desire to cement america's role. going up in indonesia gave your direct experience. inpresident, your leadership position to rebalance to asia as one america new friends and strengthened partnerships, including with singapore. over half a c

during that time bernie and i never talked about barack obama or any other disappointment and brock obama. i'm not sure where you're going but i wanted to make that clear. the reason i did is because i was a member of the white house press corps, i had a standing white house pass, went to the briefings every day. i needed them for my own program and i could ask questions. so i thought i could expand that opportunity by getting a press press credential at the united states capital. i applied for a press at the united states capital and i was told i had to appear before the full senate reporters accreditation committee. there were were questions about whether or not i qualified and i was told because i gave my opinion, first i was turned down because i gave my opinion on my show. i'm a talk show host, of course i give my opinion. i pointed out that there are others in the press corps already who, i thought should be disqualified. so give me a hearing in front of the full accreditation committee the vote was 12 - 1 against me. al jazeera voted against me, fox news of voted against me. i had

obama administration is saying they have their top guys on this but it is president obama taking severals to make it down to louisiana that has him facing some criticism from republicans. and also some concern from democrats in louisiana who just want people like president obama, donald trump, hillary clinton to get there to raise awareness and help bring in the donations that this area so badly, badly needs, where you have tens of thousands of people who are out of their homes. only a small portion of them with insurance to deal with this flooding. it is a clean-up of gigantic proportions and president obama is getting an impression of that right now in zachary, louisiana. >>> we also have some breaking news. hackers thought to be working for russian intelligence have carried out a series of cyber breaches targeting reports at "the new york times" and other u.s. news organizations according to u.s. officials briefed on this matter. cnn's evan perez joining us live now with the details. what do we know? >> reporter: brianna, the fbi is investigating these series of intrusions that are be

much more cautious than president obama. at the presidential debate between obama and clinton. when you ask what the legacy would be certainly for the other architects of the secret negotiations in cuba and iran negotiations would say these reaching out and being transformative. clinton from the beginning of the campaign from the first engagement rhetorically had a very different position on that and came very late to the cuba engagement. >> clinton's views were shaped like many things in her public career they were shaped by what happened during the bill clinton administration and if you recall the act is expanded in the trade embargo came during the clinton administration so she had a fairly standard o view of diplomacy with cuba and that line and that debate things have to change. it's opening up the political system. president obama wasn't out there talking about how i'm going to have a new mission with cuba. one of the stories i tell at the end of the book is about the cuba opening because it was frustrating not just for her but john kerry after her because when she became

he called president obama isis. he's basing his argument on president obama, when he had the chance to leave a residual force in iraq he chose not to do that and because of that, a vacuum was create and isis filled that vacuum. the problem with that -- and don we've been pointing this out throughout the day is back in march of 2007 and 2008, donald trump told other news organizations the united states should just declare victory and get out of iraq. he was not advocating leaving a small residual force at that time and so basically what he's saying is not only false, but it raises the criticism that he's not really being honest with what he did back in 2007 and 2008. here's how he put it at this rally in kissimmee, florida. >> barack obama is the found founder -- hey, if he would have -- folks, we should have never been in iraq. we were going to destabilize the middle east. i said it, i was a civilian, nobody cares. i was a civilian. nobody cares. we should have never been in, we should have understood it, they made

this is about president obama's trip to china. if you haven't, please grab yourself a snack or coffee before we begin. my name is colin quinn, and the deputy director of strategic communications, and i will be getting out of the way to introduce these folks. green, ouris like senior vice president for east asia. to his left is matt goodman. conley is the s.e.p. for europe, eurasia, and director of our europe program. yhen finally, abm seawright. she is the senior adviser and director of our southeast asia program. just a point of order before we begin, our panelists will give weef remarks following that will open for questions. when we do, if you could use the mike's in front of you, we will be recording a transcript so it will be easier for us to find you. that's all for me, i will hand over to mike. >> good we will open for questions. morning. this is president obama's last trip to asia as president. week -- heve next arrives in china on the third and will have bilateral summits with president z sheen paying -- xi jingping. then

she declared she is going to follow in obama's footsteps.e a lot of dough being a politician. i gave up a lot of dough to be a politician. lisa, in many ways he's right. everybody is sensitive, but only sensitive when it's the other side that does it. now know? >> it seems to be specific to the left. we've seen political correctness run amuck in this country. you know you're in a bad place when you say all lives matter which is as inclusive as you can get is somehow now racist z i that i only seeks to divide us. >> that brings up a double standard. you know here is black lives matter, what do we want, dead cops, pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon. you know, f the police. you white people, you get in the back. front for black and brown people, then, the entire arena is chanting black lives matter, obama meets these people to the oval office to meet with them. >> this is a nationwide movement. >> would you be part of an organization that says white people get in the back? "f" the police? >> do i support in terms of violence against black p

that's a legitimate gripe against president obama.that down that road and republicans do every day. this, as rebecca is saying is, you know, is a step further which trump does all the time with a lot of success, i might add. >> donald trump at a rally coming up in next hour in florida. you see a confederate flag already up there with trump's name on it. i'm sure that will generate some commotion as well. go ahead. >> i saw a lot of confederate flags still flying. i don't think we can blame donald trump for that gentleman. it all depends how donald trump will address it after the fact. if he is asked the question what do you think about the flag being flown. is it offensive? should it have place in a museum as the governor of south carolina came around after this terrible shootings. >> a lot of people are pointing last night for the first time in a long time, all of a sudden donald trump is referring to the president as barack hussein obama. that sort of came out of blue. >> right. it's the same dog whistle that mark is talk about. thi

president obama remains on vacation.beral media will be handling this responsible act by the republican presidential nominee. i for one cheer him and say, god speed. we'll talk with the washington times charlie hurt on that and lou: joining me now charlie hurt. charles, let me turn to your column today in which you said trump, irrespective of whatever flaws and failings he like all mortals will have, even presidential candidates, that he's real why it only choice. i don't understand, as you write your column, i have the same view. how can there be any question? you have got an f.b.i. certified liar in the person of hillary clinton. you have her connection to benghazi and all of the scandals and there is donald trump whose chief offense is that he offends the establishment he said he was going after the he athletes who he said have repeatedly failed the american people. where is the choice? >> it's not just current issues that donald trump has built his campaign on. he's running against 25 years or more of polite correctn

obama: focus on that. if you stay focused on that, maybe success comes in politics, but if it does not, you will still be able to wake up every morning and say, i am making a difference, i am doing good work. [applause] pres. obama: i only have time for one question. i have been working up here. one question. the young lady right there. right there. go ahead. where are you from? >> i am from sudan. pres. obama: no, i cannot do another sudanese. >> oooh. pres. obama: i love you. i have to be fair. i need a make sure another country gets a chance. i cannot hear. i cannot hear. wait, wait, wait, wait i cannot hear. from cameroon. go ahead. right here. from cameroon. i will shake your hand because i feel it was unfair for me to call on you. come up to the front. i will make sure to shake your hand. >> thank you, mr. president for this opportunity. i am from cameroon. thank you ver. some of us come from areas where we do not integrate what we do here in the u.s., governments and environments are hostile. what a

president obama is like a moralist in chief.t's so not helpful and what it really does is it rallies the republicans to say, you know, what wh are republicans gob listening to probe saying are we really going to go your advice considering that the mess that we're in right now from a national security perspective, economic perspective, do we really want to follow in the tracks? i remember with george w. bush when the president left office he was very clear do stay out of politics and just really did not comment on the candidates who were running at the time. and i think that that's when you have to let the presidential candidates speak for themselves, hillary clinton speak for herself. it doesn't surprise me. he was in north carolina the day that james comey came out with a statement that hillary clinton was extremely careless. but then he was campaigning with her. doesn't find she's a threat to national security. it is such a double standard. >> why is that, juan? why is he willing to take shots at donald trump? is donald trump

they really don't want to hear it from president obama.bama has decided he is going to try this knock-out punch on donald trump. with that being said, you know, trump obviously needs to figure out a way to somehow bring this party together, which is something he said he's going to do. he hasn't been able to do. and obama, what he has been able to do is say, let's focus on donald trump and not on my legacy. on the fact that we've seen a weak enough economy, where we've seen failed foreign policy and the mere fact that the democrats have successfully changed the narrative. now it's all about donald trump and whether he is unfit to be president and not focusing on the fact that you have a record behind president obama. i think it's a big problem. >> two things there. one, does it fire up republicans when the president comes out and does what he did today? >> absolutely. >> two, then stepping on that, does donald trump do that by saying he's not going to endorse paul ryan in his primary or john mccain in his primary? >> i finally have decided

thank you, president obama. [applause] president obama: thank you very much.[applause] >> later, the prime minister of singapore and his wife returned to the white house for the official state dinner. rees and ms. keri russell. the honorable kirk wagner, mrs.can ambassador, and wagger. the honorable charles rivkin and miss susan tolson. mr. jokey on he and mrs. sarah key on he. the honorable bob buckhorn and dr. catherine marie buckhorn. the honorable tom miller and mr. matthew miller. the honorable bill nelson and mrs. grace nelson. >> as a matter of fact, someone called today saying they do not have to reconvene the senate. they have nine more pro forma sessions. the senate rules, by unanimous consent, they can bring up the sed bill,he senate-pas passed it by unanimous consent and send it to the house and put the pressure on the house to act. if they do not understand that this is now a crisis with what has just happened in miami, then they have got, really, they are putting their heads in the sand. i have not had a response today. realistically, no. wait un

>> trump quickly responded to obama tweeting quote president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states. continued that line through out the day. >> i think he is the worst president maybe in the hits of our country. he has been a disaster. he has been weak, he has been ineffective. you look at this so-called recovery at setting record lows. >> trump is lsz at odds with senior members of the republican party. he told the "washington post" he refuse the to back paul ryan in his primary next week in wisconsin or senator john mccain the 2008 presidential nominee in his a few weeks later. ryan and mccain criticized trump for policies he has promoted like muslim immigration -- banning muslim immigration into the united states. >> the former speaker of the house newt gingrich slamming president obama saying his comment undermines america. >> what obama said today in the white house standing next to a foreign leader i thought was pretty despicable for the president of the united states to be that harsh about his potential successor. talk about unde

they really don't want to hear it from president obama.sident obama has decided he is going to try this knock-out punch on donald trump. with that being said, you know, trump obviously needs to figure out a way to somehow bring this party together, which is something he said he's going to do. he hasn't been able to do. and obama, what he has been able to do is say, let's focus on donald trump and not on my legacy. on the fact that we've seen weak enough economy, where we've seen failed foreign policy and the mere fact that the democrats have successfully changed the narrative. now it's all about donald trump and whether he is unfit to be president and not focusing on the fact that you have a record behind president obama. i think it's a big problem. >> two things there. one, does it fire up republicans when the president comes out and does what he did today? >> absolutely. >> two, then stepping on that, does donald trump do that by saying he's not going to endorse paul ryan in his primary or john mccain in his primary? >> i finally have de

president obama does not. we will always lose an escalation battle because they matter so much more than to us. i think they withdraw a tougher line on this one and that is an area. >> on tuesday i asked her about a comment she made on cnn last week that blew up a bit because they made a big deal out of it and she had said that in terms of being able to deal with trump she said i have a lot of experience dealing with men who go off the reservation. and much to her horror she got criticized by nativ native amers who said that was politically incorrect. but she also got hammered by trump said uc davis a problem and she's talking about bill so when it came up she said i wasn't doing that. you were there i was talking about putin. so there were all those men that we dealt with but in any case. >> she told i them her own book where she goes to meet putin for the first time as the secretary of state and he keeps her waiting which he typically does. actually maybe he didn't keep them waiting as long. i know the presi

obama travels to asia for g20.n he actually generate any legacies of his administration and terms of the u.s.-china relations? >> mike also worked in the white house, and both amy and have the worked in administrations and don't with some of these issues. i think mike laid it out nicely with the overall legacy is in asia, and i agree with him with everything he said. i think u.s.-china relations are what thispart of president and the last seven presidents have spent a lot of time focused on, and i think the president going to china -- i have lost count of how many times, at least four are five think hepresident -- i is trying to leave a relationship in which we are tryging constructively to to both promote areas where we can cooperate, and there are a number of those. climate change is one of those, and that is one which i think the white house wants to emphasize. and in the g20 and working together in 2008-2009, to try to prevent this global meltdown, that was a signature a compliment. and the same time, this enga

charles: president obama making a pitch.y last-ditch pitch on his trade deal, but the focus quickly changing to the gop nominee. this is "coast-to-coast" i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. president obama and singapore prime minister wrapping up a press conference in the last hour. while trade was at the forefront, donald trump was at the backdrop. >> i think what's been interesting is the repeated denunciations of his statements by leading republicans. if you are repeatedly having to say in very strong terms that what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him? charles: to real clear politics associate editor a.b. stoddard. a.b., well, you knew it was going to happen. the press, even though it was all about tpp president obama went onto say donald trump was woefully unprepared to do this job and, quote, unfit to serve as president. what are your thoughts? >> well, i'm not surprised that he's weighing in, he's made it clear he's been waiting to go after donald trump. he did so last week in his speech, no

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she is running for obama's third term. tougher on foreign policy, more hawkish is complete nonsince. she's never been in that direction. he's very comfortable with what obama has done. you'll see a lot more of it. fundamentally, she doesn't care about national security either. she wants to finish the transformation of america that he started, beginning with fixing obamacare by making it dominate bid the government. >> next you're going to be telling me that she was doing official state department business on an in the clear personal e-mail server. no. >> right. and now she's outrages that the russians may be hacking the dnc. when did she wake up exactly? >> i think when she woke up was probably when she realized the hacked dnc e e-mails revealed a collusion between the dnc and her own campaign to manipulate millions of supporters of one bernie sanders. >> i'm thinking it successfully does, too. >> great to have you with us. thanks so much. always appreciate your insight. >> thank you, lou. >>> up next, trump worried the ge

they all started when clinton and obama got into office. he's also been in business then you know better than i do what a great governor he is of your state, what he has done for your state and house he's improved it and helped it and left it in tremendous condition. i am, when it gets to the state of indiana, we are going there next. youngstown ohio, i love youngstown ohio. so donald trump is very fortunate to have mike pence and i am very honored to introduce him because i've been a great admirer from the time he was in the united states congress through the time that he really has taken indiana to heights that, gosh if we could take the federal government there we would all be in great shape. all of you in ohio which is a state that i also love very much, you have to support mike, you have to support donald but here's the most important thing. our only hope for change, you have to support them because they are the ones who are fighting for the regular americans. they are fighting against the establishment in washington. they are the ones

>> president obama was the one who was president obama when the decision was made. you can make the argument that donald trump is saying that in 2007. in 2009 if he saw intelligence on the ground he may not have made the decision. but i think the debate should be on the policies of barack obama and hillary clinton. >> freesht as always sir. >> they promised there would be a lot of daytime between the state, but a cnn investigation is raising serious questions about a secret meeting clinton's then chief of staff had for the foundation. welcome to the world 2116, you can fly across town in minutes or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ she spent summer binge-watching. soon, she'll be binge-studying. now she writes mostly in emoji. soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. today, the only spani

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president obama did k.ow on a polo and get in front of a camera on the vineyard for five minutes saying i feel your pain, this is what we're doing. he stunt too it and donald trump goes there and fills the leadership void. >> well, i can tell you this, jesse. and jessica, both. leaders are known best for what they do in crisis. you are known best and remembered most for what you do. you look at examples of that all throughout political history. you see jeb bush here in florida. known best for what he did with hurricane charlie and a series of hurricanes that followed. really measured up. nikki haley in south carolina with that horrible shooting in the church at the emanuel ame she stood up and measured up. the best example is rudy giuliani in new york when after 9/11 he held a country together through command and empathy. these are things you look for in terms of leadership strife. donald trump actually came up big today on that score. i think he needed to. i guess it comes down to, this jesse. when the chi

donald trump's way of raising questions about president obama. >> barack hussein obama. >> trump usedresident's full name this week when suggesting obama was the founder of isis. >> reporter: it is a long line of accusations by trump questioning his religion and citizensh citizenship. he suggested barack obama was not a u.s. citizen and therefore could not legally serve as president. >> people have birth certificates. he doesn't have a birth certificate. there is something on that birth -- maybe it's religion or he's a muslim. i don't know. >> trump often repeated his mistakes. >> i want him to show his birth certificate. >> there is something on that birth certificate. >> at the white house correspondents dinner the president used humor to turn the tables on trump who didn't seem to find anything funny about the joke. >> tonight, for the first time, i am releasing my official birth video. >> he followed that up with a clip from the lion king since trump had suggested obama was actually born in kenya. ♪ ♪ >> throughout the 2016 campaign, trump has breathed new life into the notion tha

president obama didn't keep it a secret. he announced last january we were giving this money to iran. let's look back at what he said. >> iran and united states are now settled a long-standing iranian government claim against the united states government. iran will be returned its own fus, interest, but much less than the amount iran sought. >> now, i understand the point you made in your first answer. we're talking about $400 million in cash, ahn unmarked plane, we're talking about the hostages waiting on the tarmac until the plane landed, but you certainly would agree that the administration did not keep this payment, maybe the nature of it, but they didn't keep the payment secret. >> well, they didn't keep the nature of it. straight cash in 500 euro notes, a note notoriously used to terrorism around the world so much so that the european union is taking it out of circulation, i think that's an important fact for the american people to know. at the time, i said paying -- not money that they deserved or had the right to on

this is about obama's third term, make no mistake. and president obama every time he attacks donald trump is messaging that he's nervous about hillary clinton being able to beat donald trump. >> what about it? is that part of it, juan? they're very nervous about trump, are they not? >> i think everybody is nervous about trump. i think most of the country. in fact, my argument would be that you see now republicans like meg whitman and others saying i can't do. this you see the republican party at this moment. it's leadership. >> absolutely. >> it is over donald trump. >> no. >> you would like to have it oh, it's those crazy democrats. >> i agree with juan. i agree with juan. i think this is very bad for the republican party when you have paul ryan saying i'm not sure they're saying john mccain saying i'm not sure. there is a pennsylvania congressman who i interviewed the other day, pennsylvania went -- i think every single county in pennsylvania voted for trump. and this guy said he can't vote for trump. they need to get their act toge

obama economic failure. >> obama economic success. there was no depression, and even you have to admit that that was an achievement. >> it feels like a depression when you have 95 million americans out of the labor force. if feels like a depression the 50 million americans in poverty. it feels like a depression with the 46 million americans on food stamps. easy for you to say. that's sitting there in your booth school of economics telling us it's great when it sucks for so many people. >> you've got a lot more assets than i have. >> god bless you all. >>> coming up next on this special edition of "hannity." >> my work as secretary of state was not influenced by any outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right. >> hillary clinton brushing aside the close ties between her family foundation and the state department despite numerous reports of paying for access. charlie hurt, difd lynn bar are next. >>> later, a fallout about report of huma abedin's ties to a radical islamic publication and hillary's 2010 spee

if obama told the truth about obama care, you're not keeping your doctor, your insurance, your premiumtible are going up, they would have been slaughtered. so they continue to choose lying. >> and the american people have suffered. and i give out the numbers all of the time about the participation, the lowest home rate, one in five american families, nope in the family works. the worst recovery let go to trump's comments. if you have people coming from our constitution. our rule of law about the treatment of women, gays, lesbians. they discriminate. he talks about extreme vetting. if someone wants to come here don't they have to assimilate? >> the former deputy secretary, this is exactly what we did in the cold war. we were up against communism, not just the russians, and we vetted you to make sure you were not a communist. or we would not let you in. what trump has done is raised the core question about what is at it's heart and i am not for someone that wants to come and destroy the constitution. we have every right to defend ourselves and defend our institutions of freedom. >> what

. >> i think this is the single biggest scandal of the obama administration. and when the history books are written about this in 20 or 30 or 40 years and we see these declassified files and we learn what was in the osama bin laden document cash, people will be appalled at what was withheld and what the american people didn't know as they had to make important decisions about the country. >> earlier, james wooldsy slammed those who skewed the intelligence on isis! if you're in the intelligence businesses and cooking the books, you're worse than worthless. you are helping move government in a direction that is in tune with as they put it, the narrative and making the facts fit the narrative, rather than trying to understand the facts and help the government devise a policy to deal with the real factual situation. >> okay, fallout from this and what do you think of james' comments? he said history books will be written about this. no. because this is an issue that angers conservatives and not liberals. if this were a conservative government, then history books w

why is it obama and clinton's fault? if you're talking about what happened in 2003 and the decision to go in, the invasion was actually kind of well planned and well executed. they took down baghdad in record time. they'll study that advance for a long time. the problem was the follow-on. the plan was never executed. we disbanded the iraqi army, put 300,000 iraqis out of work, most of them sunnis and they became the back bone of the insurgency. we just did the wrong thing after the takedown of baghdad. in that instance general flynn is correct. i disagree we just didn't have a plan, we didn't follow our own plan. as far as that being obama's fault, it's not there. >> you wrote a piece today a syrian rebels fighting for assad and isis, they want trump to win. why is that? >> isis pays very close attention to what is happening in the world. they do not despite their propaganda and rhetoric, they don't think they're going to be driving tanks down pennsylvania avenue. they want to destroy western civilizati civilization. thi

. >> hillary and obama, i would agree.olicies. >> solutions you're going to provide the country. >> hillary clinton, there's been planning to cover the iran ransom deal, the dnc hedge rules, not summer interns. >> i think she needs a break. last week was too traumatic for her. >> she's getting off completely, sean, because as i said on a different network today -- >> there is a different network? >> incomplete coverage. >> they put me to the paces, there's incomplete coverage. breaking news, there are two major candidates running this time and to the extent they keep hillary shrouded because they know she doesn't do empathy well, compassion well, she starts scowling in about four and a half minutes, but the great news for donald trump is hillary clinton has not sealed the deal with most americans either. they don't trust her, they don't like her. she has not benefited tremendously from some of the problems -- >> every poll indicates, problems with both candidates for different reasons. >> doug, you actually have been very

charles: a lot of people did vote for barack obama. i think what donald trump is saying after 8 years you didn't get what you thought we would. what was your assessment of this? >> i don't think it's a great ad. it's not -- the content -- from attacking hillary clinton's standpoint, i think that's great. donald trump needs to show his personality. ponents. lot of flaws, but there this ad lacks energy, then when you take it content out and look at the ad buy, $5 million in four states is not going to cut it. the playing field has to be expand it's not a great start by the many at least a start. but we have to do more than that. charles: i would have liked to have seen the ad reflect the trump we have seen this week. this ad seems prekellyanne conway. -- pre kellyanne conway. it doesn't reflect that vibrant trump that i think people are starting to gravitate for. >> e for energy and economy. we talked during the break, the economy is always the number one issue in the end. this is not a good economy and that's something trump can hammer

president obama, the u.s.ng-standing policy in the united states, has been warmly welcomed by all asean countries. to further build a constructive relationship with china will set a backdrop for the region and beyond. to personally push for the transpacific partnership, together with chile and new zealand, into what will be a major trading group linking both sides of the pacific. i know that america has many preoccupations both at home and abroad. some americans are anxious and frustrated with economic uncertainty and the uneven results of globalization, trade, and for an engagement. gn engagement. but the u.s. has many investors and friends in the region. singapore fervently hopes the gaged and stay e maintain its indispensable role in the asia-pacific. in particular, we hope, and i'm sure the president shares this hope, that congress will ratify the tpp soon. not only will the tpp benefit american workers and businesses, it will send a clear and vital signal that america will continue to lead in the asia-pac

the same scenario president obama has been using.mp, on the other hand, says he will renegotiate all kinds of trade deals and punish corporations w move jobs overseas. republican can says he will cut corporate and personal income. hillary clinton says she will raise taxes on the wealthy but has not clearly defined her corporate tax view. so you, the reporter, have to decide which economic posture you believe will be most effective. now, on to immigration. it is here that trump is most militant. if elected, he will build a wall on the southern border. and bring heavy scrutiny to illegal aliens already living in the u.s.a. there is no wiggle room on that. if elected, trump would have to do it. secretary clinton has a much more nuanced approach. >> comprehensive immigration reform will grow our economy and keep families together and it's the right thing to do. so, whatever party you belong to or if you belong to no party at all, if you share these beliefs, this is your campaign. >> these beliefs, i'm not really sure what that means. rig

obama, of course, and hillary clinton. but the convention enhanced an argument and the argument was an argument that was an argument about the democratic party and hillary clinton are the optimistic, patriotic party. in the republican party is the pessimistic party. i think that the sum total of this argument is the way that people saw it at home. i think that would do a lot of good for hillary clinton. whether that translates to a large bump in the polls or not, i don't know. i think in terms of advancing the kind of case that she wants to make against this particular republican nominee, i think it was laid out in a rigorous and powerful way. katy: i think what the convention did a relatively good job of doing was trying to humanize hillary clinton. we have seen her on the campaign trail as this more robotic politician. that has been the big knock against her, that she is not loosen off, that she is not herself, that she is not saying it like it is. what you had at that convention was be chapter speech going out and showi

obama says trump unfit to be president.y standard" "fox news" contributor fred warren's. fred great to see you. aren't you shocked that would be their lead headline? >> shots, terribly shocked. look, i think that was a mistake or president obama. was arrogant comment was uncalled for, was unprecedented and i think it's going to backfire. remember when he went to england and announced that the british had not voted to leave the european union and if they did they would be punished by the u.s. on working out new trade treaties. they would go to the back of the line. what did they do? they voted to pull out the european union and everybody in england agreed that obama had harmed the cause of staying in the european union. i think he hasn't helped hillary and it certainly hasn't helped himself. hasn't heard trump. lou: it's so presumptuous on his part. it's not again as you suggest something new for him and i agree with you. it was also interesting to hear the vice presidential nominee of the g.o.p. talking in tucson as he talk

she served as chief of staff for president obama. they show a wide cross-section of celebrities like sean penn to clinton who said wgc would love to speak with you. but laura graham chief operating officer of the clinton foundation. 148 messages left with mills including our boss. yesterday the state department acknowledged that graham and mills did not share the same boss. >> we have seen no evidence of behavior or relations with the clinton foundation that were not completely above board. in this case, it is it likely that what they were dealing with during many of the calls was the immediate aftermath of the haiti earthquake. >> call logs were released to citizen's united that mounted a lengthy court battle. the president of that group said the state department so manied unprepared for the call logs made public. >> it is one thing phone calls after the haiti earthquake and that would be be explained and understood. but that is not about all of the haiti earthquake. >> and brian fallon said the clinton foundation is a charity and a

obama has been a disaster. i expect detroit will get that apology right around the same time hillary clinton turns over the 33,000 e-mails she deleted. [applause] hillary clinton's transpacific partnership will be an even bigger disaster for the auto industry and even worse than nafta. ford motor company has announced its opposition to the deal. according to the economic policy institute, the u.s. trade deficit with the proposed tpp member, all the member countries, cost is over one million manufacturing jobs in the year 2015. by far, the biggest losses occurred in motor vehicles and parts, which lost nearly 700 -- 740,000 manufacturing jobs. what are we doing? michigan ranks first for jobs of trade share workforce due to the deficit with tpp members. imagine how many more automobile jobs will be lost if the tpp is actually approved. it will be catastrophic. that is why i have announced we will withdraw from the deal before that can ever happen. [applause] clinton will never withdraw from tpp. she is bought, co

what you don't know apparently is just fine with the obama justice department. when it comes to the clinton foundation. it is refusing to look into a story we reported wednesday on fox about e-mails suggesting an inappropriate relationship between the clinton charitable foundation and the state department when hillary clinton was in charge. this comes as democrats are said to be bracing for more hacked e-mails to go public. correspondent rich edson has tonight's sop story. >> reporter: federal officials have dropped their investigation. fox news reported in january the fbi had expanded its investigation into state's possible relationship with the clinton foundation. senior justice officials now tell fox there is currently no federal investigation into the clinton foundation. the same officials declined to comment on a cnn report that justice department denied a request from several fbi field offices to open a case into the matter. at last month's congressional hearing, fbi director james comey declined to comment on the existence of an investigation into the cli

this comes among other legislation from the obama administration. virginia, the largest exporter of coal in the united states, will be crushed by obama/clinton policies, crushed. it's going to have a huge negative impact on virginia. thanks to obama/clinton agenda, coal exports from the port of virginia, the largest port for coal exportation, you know that, the largest. they export more than any other place. tremendous number of jobs. largest in the country. have to climb significantly. in fact, at record numbers over the last three years. soon you won't have any jobs. virginia has seen a stunning 70% decline in coal jobs since 1990. hillary clinton will finish the mining industry off for good. there will no longer be. and we're not going to let that happen. not going to let it. according to the heritage foundation, by 2030, the obama/clinton energy restrictions will eliminate another half a million manufacturing job, reduce economic output to $3.5 trillion and reduce incomes by $7,000 per person. meaning you're going to be making a lot less money y

they are working closely the obama administration and giving guidance to the obama administration.hey're worried about how people will be treating them and making sure that their muslim american community doesn't support. i find them to be extremely patriotic, found them to be good americans and that's why they stay here. so i think the charge that the obama administration is not doing enough with the muslim american community is just absolutely wrong and i can promise you from everything i know about hillary clinton and the people around hillary clinton she will do everything she can with the muslim american community. >> i can give you specifics if you like, general, that's just not the case. >> just a minute gentlemen to both of you. clis let me pivot to you. clarissa ward is our senior international correspondent. i'd like your initial thoughts on the speech. >> my initial thoughts on w a lot of it as general clark said stating the obvious stating things the u.s. is already doing. cut off allies, stop recruitment, yes, stopping recruitment is a great idea, how do we do it? you