obamas and the trumps, i would think that trumps have gone through more than obamas did. >> i think sopends on your definition of raked over the coals, i found her remarks disappointing on a number of levels this is divisive, it like the deplorable comment, this is bad politics, we don't undemocratic li litmus tests for the gathering of americans, imagine turn around if republicans, had -- a form are republican president, george w. busher in laura bush talked this way about obama inag rally tha . it is ironic they are smart to stay out of the democratic primary, but to do this and again, really, offend and seemingly go out of your way to alienate a huge chunk was country is wrong way to do this. david: you have an economy which is benefiting the base of the democratic party, historical base of the democratic party. av onafrican-american community, latino community, women, they are all doing better under the trump economy than obama economy. >> you are right, black americans, hispanic-americans have historic low unemployment, historic low poverty rates because of president trump, last m

we would rather talk about president obama, but if i mention president obama. know, i answer the question about this president that i work for in his policies, with respect to north korea, iran, and any place you would like to talk about. as you know, i can hold floor on policy. i think what the president is remembering is that as resident-elect, president obama was basically admitted his failure. he told the woman who lost the expected to was win, will not name her anymore, she didn't do anything either as wasetary of state to that effective. mike pompeo as we speak, trying to work this out. why aren't you happy, especially those who have children and want to live a long time, why aren't you happy that you have a president and an administration that is trying to denuclearize. 14, the: on june president said there would be a major announcement on health care in two weeks. that has passed. ms. conway: the know what -- do hras are?what i do think you covered them at all. those are my journals most of the public. -- those are major announcements to the public. a l

it's barack obama. hip-hop. these nonwhite, non-christian cultures and crunching on white america's one-time dominance and control over the american culture white americans still have most of the wealth but black and brown and gay and all sorts of other people were taking over what the country meant. what it meant to be american. and donald trump 100 percent got that because he shares it. in the 80s used to complain about the pan. japan is killing us. no one respects us in the world. china. he always had that same mentality. when he wrote down the escalator in trump tower and so the mexicans are rapist and they're coming over and sort of invading our country. the base got that and that's how they feel. they locate their pain, their sense of loss. they're not doing as well as their parents and they blame that on nine white migrants and so does he. what donald trump did was took advantage of decades if not a century of white resentment. growing white resentment against the culture and governmental assistance for p

we went through obama. democrats are pleased with obama. but we don't want to have another obama.esident to move the agenda forward. and having somebody who takes us backward is not helpful. so if biden wants to move his campaign forward he's got to have new ideas, he can't just rest on his laurel. >> and jen, we've seen a ten-point decline in support for biden since the debate. and since that happened, since that decline you hear biden more and more going into the corner of barack and i, barack and i, barack and i. >> yeah. it's clearly become a safe place. it's like a security blanket in some ways. and they do have a close relationship. they're not daily text buddies or anything like that. but they did build a close relationship over many ups and downs for both of them in their lives. i do think if it was possible to transfer support from an endorsement or a friendship hillary clinton would be president. barack obama campaigned his heart out for her. it didn't mean the same level of turnout was there or, you know, people -- african-americans or young people who had supported oba

before he worked with barack obama, obama was clean, shiny and articulate.e biden has not been able to apologize to anita hill. so, much that the women of "the view" were like, use active tense. when he tried to tell senator harris, you're focusing on the past. no, education, that my father used to tell us, is one thing that a parent can give a child that no one can take away. he has a record on the wrong side of history of bussing. it's not a past conversation. considering we are having conversations about new york city being the segregated public school system in the country. we have seg garegated education even though brown v. board was passed in 1974. all of the fundamental policies and political opinions that he helped calcify over the course of 30-something years, he's now, that was then. now, let's not move too far to the left. but i need the nomination so i can move forward and fight trump and be the tough guys in the parking lot. before you get to the general, to fight the bully, and whatever performance of masculinity you want to have, you need to

claiming the obama mantle. because what could be more historic? following the first male african-american president, then four years later, the first female african-american president. and to beat him, she has to win over black voters. that is a core constituency for the democrat party that still favors biden. this weekend, kamala harris spoke at the essence festival in new orleans. she unveiled a new $100 billion housing plan that will fund down payments on homes and closing costs for african-americans. >> so a typical black family has just $10 of wealth for every $100 held by a white family. so we must write that wrong. after generations of discrimination, give black families a real shot at homeownership, by taking these steps, we can shrink their wealth gap between black and white households by at least one-third. >> laura: but what about the hispanic white wealth gap? or the native american-white wealth gap? a lot of different wealth gaps out there? how do you equalize at all? well, this is clearly racial p

that is defending the obama's legacy is joe biden. if you are barack obama and sitting back and biting your finger nails, boy, it is my whole legacy on the shoulder s f biden here. so many are pointing out the differences of eight years of obama and elizabeth warren with the white house budding heads quite a bit and the party has moved quite a bit to the left. most major candidates have moved that way. i think testimony rahe race is revolution, warren and stand sanders verses -- obama can probably sit back and say he won't get involved until you know there is some clarity in the race. >> i think it is interesting, laura, i should have followed up with you, the polls are just a snapshot of a moment in time. this is my unscientific polling that i do especially i think it is generational of folks that are my mom's age, 60s or 70s. they say i am still with joe. do you guys have that experience as well? >> well, i think that's right. i think that there is a big generation divide of the democratic party. you see that across black voterd the

they were built by president obama. he had separation. at the one thing he didn't have is a good economy. we have a tremendous onslaught of people who can blame him? they want to get in and take advantage of the economy but they have to come in legally into america. border patrol has done an incredible job and mexico has been doing an incredible job. he is a good man. a lot of people thought his answer was fine. i haven't seen the answer yet. it could be expanded very simply. there are many reasons that you do it. we were surprised by that decision. citizenship has been on that thing most of the time for many many years. shocking but after spending $15 million it is not on. >> [indiscernible] >> joe biden. total advantage of him and president obama. we were paying for almost all of nato. those countries have to protect themselves with us. they have to make a contribution. in my first year, i raised almost a hundred billion dollars from those countries. joe biden didn't know what the hell he was doing and neither to president obama. they w

briefly, and then i will open this up, ron walters and barack obama. walters writes about obama. ron walters passed away of cancer in 2010. he is around for the 2008 election and he writes his weekly column on black politics. he is both impressed by barack obama, but also disappointed that obama refuses to listen and understand that his job as president is to be open to a black agenda along with white agendas and other agendas. that is what he is disappointed by. he realizes barack obama is president of the united states, a point in hises writing but in his criticism of obama and also black leadership is that, as president of the united states you have to listen to multiple agendas and decide the importance of those agendas, what order you are going to tackle the agendas. so presidents of the united states listen to our meeting -- listen to armenians, americans, turkish americans, multiple constituencies. walters argues obama was being disingenuous when he argues that he couldn't advocate for a black agenda. he could only follow the law. walters said, in a pluralistic society, th

chris: when he questioned whether barack obama was an mayor can citizen. he said in his announcement mexico is sending this country not their best, they are rapists fan drug dealers and some are good people. when he called for a total and complete shutdown of the muslim ban that i know you were involved in. that isn't protecting the american people, that's playing the race card. >> i disagree. when you look at ms-13 in california. >> we are not talking about that. we are talking about the race card. you don't think the first black president, an miami cash -- >> they raised questions about. there was a. chris: there was never a race question about john mccain. >> i fundamentally disagree with the view that if you criticize somebody and they have a different correspond skin that it's d a different color skin, that it's a race issue. '. ayanna pressley said if you are black you have to speak like a black person. if you are brown you have to speak like a brown person. if you want an immigration policy you can cite seize people's view and ask questions about wh

administration carrying water for the failed foreign policies and excusing president obama's weakness on russia. here is the headline. , mitch mcconnell is a russian asset. that is a smear and based on more lies. with all efforts to raise defenses against russia meddling but i have championed that work between congress and the ministration that are primarily responsible for elections. and then the senate has passed major provisions on this subject this year. i have spoken frequently on the floor for the need to keep up and what's more a specific piece of legislation he claims that i literally have never opposed the online column links directly to a bill and it's something i have never opposed. you think columnist leveling the smears would at least consult the fact checker before accusing an elected official to aid and abet vladimir putin and is not even a confidence piece now ironically he is frequently written pieces lecturing republicans who he feels as impugned others patriotism. back in 2013 the same guy wrote a piece insisting the political opponent is not the enemy. and 2015 he

about baracked obama, and michelle obama is beautiful, and those children are great. that is the prize. people can'tblack just say that, because you elected the first black president, there is no black agenda, and walters says they are so enthralled, they are going to give this brother a pass. that is what he said. speaking just black vernacular, and giving your brother a pass, just because you it isack, this is fine, an in-house deal. andhen we think about obama black politics, walters pushed back, not because obama was trying to run as a black power president. he realized obama couldn't have one if obama raised the black power sign at the democratic national convention, if he came out on the white lawn with a that these-shirt, things would be politically disastrous. but it didn't mean that obama, because he was a black president, had to ignore a black agenda. that is fair criticism, and much different from some criticism that is trying to attack obama for not just solely advocating a black agenda, which no president can do. one thing walters reminds us is was he fel

obama. what do you think that -- it's interesting that he keeps invoking the obamas, yet no endorsement. it is early, but, you know, at least she has said why, mrs. obama. >> i think obama's role in this is obviously very, very interesting because on the one hand the only candidate in the race that is defending the obama legacy and whose whole campaign, in fact, is about the obama legacy is joe biden. if you're barack obama you're sitting back and biting your fingernails maybe thinking, oh, boy, gee, my whole legacy is on the shoulders of biden here. and, you know, some of the other candidates are pointing out differences with the obama -- a years of obama. remember, elizabeth warren and the white house butted heads quite a bit. bernie sanders has a whole critique about what was wrong in the obama years. and how obama wasn't far enough to the left. and the party, in fact, has moved quite a bit to the left. most of the major candidates have moved that way. you know, i think the race is sort o

obama. he had separation. the one thing he did not have is a good economy so he did not have the onslaught we are having. we have a tremendous onslaught of people. who can blame them? they want to commend, they want to take advantage of the economy but they have to come in legally. border patrol has done an incredible job and mexico has done an incredible job. wilbur is a good man. [inaudible] i did not see the answer yet. they thought it was fine. it can be expanded simply. there are many reasons that you do it. we were surprised by that decision. citizenship has been on that thing most of the time for many years. it is very shocking that after spending $15 billion is not on. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: nato has taken them, we weree of paying for a all of nato, protecting countries, those countries have to protect them selves whether this, they have to make a contribution. i raised over $100 billion from those countries. biden did not know what he was doing and neither did president obama.

. >> i find myself once again in the same position as president obama. we both oppose reparations, and we both are the descendants of

it is not michelle obama's are more barack obama's job to make sure he is elected.sident obama had to be elected on his own but let's not forget this started with tom perez apologizing to black women, senator is apologizing for truancy law, senator fair harris apologize for believing her grandmother when she said she was native american and we had mayor beat apologize to black folks in the last week. is going to continue to be an apology to her. i look forward to sanders and biden to apologize for the crime bill but once we pass these apologies let's focus on the policies. apologies won't work without really providing a specific policy that can address a lot of these issues so it will fall on deaf ears, the poll numbers will continue to go down if we don't deal with the issues at hand and joe biden is realizing he can't just take advice and say never apologize for nothing. is numbers of fallen quite a bit behind that. >> you mentioned poll numbers, new numbers from abc news and the washington post put trump against a number of these candidates. is down 14 points lef

even barack obama.y will have a hard time selling this to america, especially the part of america that lives between the two coast. so good luck with that, democrats, you have just taken a sharp left turn right off the california coast, swimming in the pacific. hope that works out well for you. >> sean: you know, karl rove, i see one big influence on the 2020 democratic presidential hopefuls. they have all adopted some version of the new green deal. which we know means no oil, gas, combustion engine, everything is free, eventually we get rid of cars, planes, and cows. i don't know if this is going to sell. maybe i don't know that much about politics low. >> well, i don't think it sells. neither do democrats. which is why when the senator mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate brought the bill up in the house on the senate floor, chuck schumer attacked him for doing so. calling it a stunt. they don't want to be forced to vote for us. we have these four young freshman members who are exerting an a

obama started the cages, obama started all of this. trump fell into this yet i hear no news. that's all i hear are these junior congressman, this cortez person talking about separation and kids being kept in cages -- fergus as a -- anticipate the planks of that platform of the accomplishments the trump administration can tout present trump in 2020? for us as reporters and voters trying to figure out what might actually be an accomplishment and what might be , withration on his part this president and by new more difficult. it's undeniable the economy continues to grow, it was growing under the obama administration and present trump has a good economy at his back. the ongoing question is what happens if the economy can't go on this historic string of growth we've seen for the last eight years or so. i think the economy will definitely be one. winning on the global stage with china will be another number renegotiating nafta, measuring the actual benefits of those for middle-class americans. ont: we saw the headline friday, the wall street journal nbc poll enters the democratic

carrying the obama policy mantle.c party has gone so far left. remember when barack obama said during his state of the union address that it is absolutely false that illegal immigrants will get health care under my plan and joe wilson stood up and said you lie. and he apologized for that, he shouldn't have done that, but guess what, he's been vindicate vindicated. >> yeah, okay... >> martha: they said they will health care to illegal aliens. >> illegal aliens had health care right now when i go to the emergency room. we have to find a realistic way to pay for it and stop this nonsense that we are not paying for it. we are american, we don't deny character people are sick and dying in hospital. he could just put them on a plan. >> martha: that's clear. that is the democratic platform right now. all illegals should be covered. >> should they deny care to people who are undocumented? >> nobody says they should be denied care. >> is aware getting health care in america. filibustering. you pay for it in a normal way. we wo

is it fair to blame president obama for this situation? >> no, it is not fair to blame president obama. but that is what president trump does best. blame anyone but yourself. he's been in office now for two and a half years. he's got to start taking responsibility for what is happening. he likes to take responsibility when the job numbers are up. but the job numbers were down, he's probably blame that on president obama too. >> congresswoman jackie speier of california, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> up next, anger and frustration boil over as the house of representatives takes up a resolution condemning racist tweets by president trump. and north korea issues a new warning to the united states, is kim jong-un's regime about to start testing nukes again? going to the shawn mendes verizon up concert was like an out of body experience. we were right in front of him. dead center. front row. 'cause actually, zarmina, you touched shawn mendes. yeah, i touched him! she touched shawn mendes! he like held my hand for a while.

here to talk about the epa repeal this week of the obama-era clean power plan. let's back up a little bit and tell us what the clean power plan was all about. >> sure. so the clean power plan was aimed at controlling greenhouse gas emissions from the power sector which is the second largest source of greenhouse gases currently in the u.s. and it took systemic approach to cutting emissions, so power plants around the country had a range of options they could use. strategies like increasing efficiency or they could switch which kind of fuel they were using, for example, switching from goal to natural gas or they could also do emissions trading so they could use credits to koubt counteract any coal consumption. >> so the plan was well under way because it was announced by the president, the epa in august of 2015, and this week the administration, epa, announcing new rule, overriding the clean power plan, the affordable clean energy rule. tell us about that. what do they propose? >> sure. so this is a much more narrow rule than what the obama administration proposed

president obama mocked his 2012 opponent for taking russia too seriously. his administration sought a naive reset with the calendar number, and for -- with the kremlin, and for eight years, i helped lead the charge with that weakness. in 2010, i stood with john mccain and jon kyl to oppose the new start treaty, a watered down place holder for the tough stance we knew was necessary. as vladimir putin was building up his missile arsenal, we even had to push president obama to commit to deploying capable missile defenses to europe. in 2012, i supported sweeping legislation to authorize heavy sanctions following the killing of sergei magnitsky in a russian prison. the obama administration flinched and tried to tiptoe around our legislation to avoid messing up their charm offensive, but we backed them into a corner and the president signed the bill into law. in 2014, i and other republicans constantly pressed president obama to get tougher on russia with respect to putin's aggression in ukraine. so, mr. president, i would ask consent that the news article dated

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and will remind you. >> this idea that we can go back to the good old days with obama, with obama's vicesident. i think, you know, there is an emotional element of that, but i don't want to go back. i want to go forward. >> sean: look at this article from the liberal website "late, delma ," comparing biden to jeb bush calling him raising even more questions about his campaign's appeal based on past statements on integration, busing. get this. it looks like biden might not even have the backing of his old boss barack obama. the best part is how uncle joe is trying to spin this uncomfortable truth. take a look at. >> why didn't president obama endorse you? >> i asked president obama not to endorse and he does not want to. whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merit. >> sean: does actually anyone believe that? anyone believe that barack obama was all set to endorse him, and joe stopped him? let your heart not be troubled, joe, because the big coveted endorsements already are rolling in from conspiracy tv darling, disgraced lawyer michael avenatti, he offers dams the best c

we haven't heard though from barack obama. understand he's not making endorsements, he's been very clear in that. but just in speaking up for vice president joe biden's character. >> no, not at all, steve. he has said from the outset that he was not going to endorse in the primary, and the vice president asked him not to. he wants to make the case. you know, but, again, the vice president's also not going to let anybody tear down the record of the obama/biden administration. and we're seeing attacks on the certainly from president trump. but, you know, there are some in this primary who, you know, who are criticizing the obama/biden administration. vice president believes that president obama was an historic president. and he's not going to let anybody tear down the obama record. and so, you know, i think you heard that clearly from him in south carolina, and i think you'll continue to hear the because, again, some of these landmark achievements that joe biden was able to get done in the white house working closely with the pr

february, obama is leaving january 20th the next year. so it's not like the moving vans are in the circle of the white house. there's a lot going on here. so, this night is extraordinary and everything that went on really explains hough this all played out. so, mcconnell is down there, there is a republican primary debate that night in south carolina. and this is a huge thing that drove everyone's decisionmaking that day. so, as he's trying to -- weighing his choices on how to do this, mcconnell talks to josh holmes, who was his chief of staff, super sharp political operative. now runs a private strategy firm here. he is on he phone with mcconnell and says, if you're going to do this strategy and totally prevent them from going forward, you need to do it really fast because there's a presidential primary debate that night, ted cruz is in it. ted cruz is a former supreme court clerk, a lot of the judicial area committee, a lot of experience and if this becomes cruz's idea to block the nominee, the republicans aren't going to want to do it

on the obama campaign who is in charge of regulation for obama so we had the experience of driving tork every day and leaving sharing our frustrations and both he had served in government before but both pretty new to trying to figure out how to make the system work on behalf of the things we believe in. in a rough-and-tumble political world. >> to you in ambassadorship the right place for an idealist? >> was a great place for me. it was a place that you could confront aggression in a very visible and vocal way. other jobs are more behind-the-scenes. when russia invaded ukraine and when russia began bombarding the town of aleppo and syria could create moments where even if the security council itself is blocked because russia has a veto from the founding of the un you can create some form of accountability by just being a truth teller. you can negotiate behind-the-scenes even with those you want to strangle. i worked extremely closely i tell the story in the book, with the russian ambassador, who i was having public habitations with. but then work behind-the-scenes to send peacekeeper

. >> he would go on to be the youngest member of president obama's cabinet.now castro is looking to make history again as the first latino president of the united states. his signature issue, immigration. >> if i were president today, i would sign an executive order th would get rid of trump' zero-tolerance policy, the "remain in mexico" policy, and the metering policy. >> but will any of this deliver him the votes? >> the democrats wt open borders, they want anybody they want, inuding ms-13, pouring into the country. >> what does julián castro say now? >> "firing line with marret hoover" is made possible by... additional funding is provided by... corporatfunding is provided by... >> secretary castro, " welcome ring line." >> thanks for having me. >> you were the youngest memberf resident obama's cabinet when you became the secretary for housing and urban development. and you were also the mayornt of sanio, and now you're running to be your party's nominee for the presidency to take on donald trump. and much like donald tru, the key issue that has distinguish

there was a net loss during the entire obama era of manufacturing jobs.to that 2010 summer almost 10 years ago when biden was the cheerleader for the recovery summer. they ended up with 200,000 over a 3-month period? >> and we spent a hell of a lot of money to get those jobs. this is a pro business president. i don't always agree with everything donald trump does, believe me. but i think has his eye on the ball. the wage gains were very good in the last labor report. and this didn't happen by accident it's because we created that tax cut which is pro business to make profits, expand the operation. the great thing about this labor pictures. the workers for the first time have bargaining power. if they don't like what one employer offered they can go down the street. david: you mentioned legacy. >> the energy. a lot of the manufacturing jobs are related to the energy picture and that's a big one, too. david: tropical storm barry is barreling toward the louisiana coast at this very moment. officials warning this will be a significant weather event. a live re

obama started the cages, obama started all of this. trump fell into this yet i hear no news.s all i hear are these junior congressman, this cortez person talking about separation and kids being kept in cages -- fergus as a -- anticipate the planks of that platform of the accomplishments the trump administration can tout present trump in 2020? for us as reporters and voters trying to figure out what might actually be an accomplishment and what might be , withration on his part this president and by new more difficult. it's undeniable the economy continues to grow, it was growing under the obama administration and present trump has a good economy at his back. the ongoing question is what happens if the economy can't go on this historic string of growth we've seen for the last eight years or so. i think the economy will definitely be one. winning on the global stage with china will be another number renegotiating nafta, measuring the actual benefits of those for middle-class americans. ont: we saw the headline friday, the wall street journal nbc poll enters the democratic primar

an economy that was strengthening under president obama.t is not going to be difficult to point out the obvious, which is that while the trends in the economy inherited from president obama have continued, they certainly do not represent a break because president trump was there. if you take the 29-month period we have had. if you take a look at the previous 29-month, 221,000 jobs created on average. been trump, it has 194,000. even after the tax cut, the $2 trillion sugar high, even then the average is 208,000. of course president trump will try to maximize whatever political gain he can get from talking about the economy, that it will not be hard for democrats to show that this trend started under president obama and he has inherited that. perhaps we have not seen it fall off but it has simply continued. i think the most important thing, and i say this to democrats, but i would say this to any political person, you have to talk to people how they live and where they live. people do not sit around and say their life is great because they s

as lycan 2008 with barack obama. remember, their show investigated obama's ties to you, yeah, unrepentant domestic terrorist, bernadine dorn, bill ayres. it was also on this show that were digging into his deep personal connection to reverend wright, the church of gd america. and black liberation theology, that so inspired him and acorn and community organizing and even and even the gang and so much more. remember throughout his presidency, it was really up to us to cover pay scandal-plagued administration because, well, journalism is dead and it's been very quite a while, unfortunately. most of the members of the media are nothing more than chills and an extension of the democratic party. they don't care about you, we come of the people. things have improved so much under donald trump and they hate him. why wouldn't they be championing success for the american people first? interesting question. this was perfectly exemplified during the president's recent trips to south korea. pay very close attention. all right, th

take a look at. >> why didn't president obama endorse you?i asked president obama not to endorse, and he does not wan- whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merit. >> sean: great question, peter. does actually anyone believe that? anyone believe that barack obama was all set to endorse him, and joe stopped him? let your heart not be troubled joe, because the big coveted endorsements already are rolling in from conspiracy tv darling disgraced attorney michael avenatti, he offers dems the best chance in 2020 especially inen key states.he has the feet, fortitude to beat trump and begin to make america america again. he has my enthusiastic support. and biden bragging, all these foreign leaders begging me to save the country and the world! really? getting a little messiah complex? anyway, remember that bidenenteg toid fend off scandal after scandal, multiple women have accused him of inappropriate kissing, touching, kissingactuaf biden's disturbingst touching antics but icdoesn't this alone immediately disqualify in the eyes of t

in 2009 after the obama administration started, mrs. obama came to the national park service and said, i would like to put in a kitchen garden and can i do this? she was told yes, she can do this, this is her grounds. in 2009, mrs. obama started the white house kitchen garden because she really wanted to start a conversation, a national conversation on nutrition and children's health. this garden was started a year before, it was the basis of her signature let's move program. i will tell you a little bit about my experience in the garden and how the previous first lady would work and have events in the garden. the gardening started every year in the spring, where she would come out with schoolkids and they would plant spring vegetables. here is a school group that came out and she really wanted the kids to do the work. park service staff, first ladies office staff, would help set things up, but the kids did the work. as you can see, it wasn't perfect. there are some mismatches, but she didn't care. this is the kids and it is what they a

he is making sure that it seems like obama is in his corner even though he hasn't endorsed. >> and obama has not endorsed. michelle obama was given the opportunity and did not. what biden is doing is what you would expect. i remember thinking after the first democratic debate, gee, barack obama's name did not come up in that first debate. but the second debate in which joe biden participated, obama was all over there. and it's not president obama, it's barack. he calls him barack. you know, he says he's my friend. i call him by his first name, that's how close we are. we were together for eight years. if i'm good enough for barack obama, or barack, then take a look at me because i should be good enough for you because i was vetted by obama himself. >> so he has complained this is where he wants people to focus, these eight years, but he's complained on the trail his competitors are not. he says they just pretend like he took a hiatus from 2008 to 2016. >> well, they are. >> why are they trying to ignore his time as vice president? >> because they don't want to criticize obama, number one

here he is lying about president obama. let made it to you. this is his comment about why president obama didn't take the bold first step he took. president obama wanted to meet and chairman kim would not meet him. the obama administration was begging for a meetingment they were begging for meetings constantly and chairman kim would not meet with them. were you the one doing the begging on behalf of president obama? were you begging? >> this is so untrue, furthest thing from the truth. president obama when he was a candidate said he was willing to meet with kim jong-un if need be. but no, he wasn't begging. >> of course he wasn't. >> north korean does not ask to meet with u.s. presidents and there's a reason why no u.s. president met with a north korean leader. it boosts their legitimacy. so no, it's absolutely not true. and earlier discussion, the problem with interim deal is north koreans right now are looking for huge sanctions relief. it's fine if they're going to sort of give up something for a little something but what they're asking for

our colleagues served under president obama.when we won re-election, he decried speaking to us and saying that his vision had been made complete the next generations had emerged. in 2006, the white house for 2 1/2 years, under valerie jarrett, who will be on later today. we had the opportunity to learn from him. we didn't need the president to prompt us. we had to be encouraged to be leaders on our own. we see this across the country, for people involved in the private sector. people are saying, you know what? i'm going to use my voice and communications to say we're not going to be silent here. this is a reflection of a people. this is not just on one person who has to speak out about this. all of us should be angered. all of us should be disgusted. not just on the republican side. when democrats are not speaking out against us, i have to say enough is enough. 400 years since our brothers and sisters were taken from africa, enslaved to the united states. we're saying, we are coming here. we've been a part of this country and we

president obama very honorable.nt carter who may not have been perfect president but maybe the best ex-president in american history. if you laid out this document during their administrations, if you had said their administration was involved in accepting that kind of administration, if you had said that president in the past was involved in trying to obstruct a federal would have sat back and said, is this a sunday morning cartoon or is this reality? i think the issue is americans are so divided that when they see information about somebody they support, whether it's hillary clinton or whether it's donald trump, they refuse to accept a fact. that's not healthy. and i don't think republicans and democrats would have accepted it earlier. >> phil mudd, good to have you with us. thank you, sir. >>> we'll be right back. [ refer] [ cheering ] when you need the fuel to be your nephew's number one fan. holiday inn express. we're there. so you can be too. at t-mobile, for $40/line for four lines, it's all included for the

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i called them obama cages. that's what these things are.m line is the c message to these kids from aoc and these others is tough cookies, kid. a we will use you as a pond to get p.r. and that's what is really disgraceful. you have the father and his young daughter died, drowned, trying to get here because of the message that they are getting from these people. it is disgraceful. >> gregg: that was so heartbreaking. we will never forget it. jeffrey lord, kerry picket, lawrence jones, good to see all of you. you won't believe the hate symbols that mainstream media is comparing to the american flag. will get some reaction next on the special edition of "hannity." stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> gregg: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," trump versus the resistance. with the fourth of july right around the corner, a few hours from now, one of the biggest social justice warriors in the country is showing his patriotism by calling the american flag racist. that's right, ex-nfl quarterback colin kaepernick reportedly told nike that it's shoe f

he said barack obama, despite loads of evidence that barack obama was not born in this country. barack obama happens to be african-american. that was not a habit, that happens to be the whole deal. campaign rhetoric, if you need this one explained, you have been living on another planet for the last year-and-a-half, three years. remember, this was in charge of the trump organization suit curiel was his last name. he says he can't be fair because he's hispanic. he was born in indiana. regardless. pocahontas talking about elizabeth warren repeatedly does it because she has issues of her native american heritage. the muslim travel ban. his administration says it's not a muslim travel ban. president trump says it is. charlottes victim, donald trump saying both sides were involved in this bad people on both sides. well, it was a white supremacist rally. protesting the tweets about puerto rico. they should be glad for what we give them. they're barely in the united states. donald trump talking about people coming from s-hole countries. why couldn't more people come from countries like