another problem for obama. that kind of thinking leads to the history being re-created from the news. so c-span, bless their hearts did a survey. they do this every four years of 150 prominent historians. they asked them to rank the presidents in order. then you have to ask yourself where to put obama among that list? this is the most recent one in which trump and obama listen so where did they go? trump gets 41st place out of 44. that does not surprise me. it doesn't surprise me not get h place. thank god for pierce and buchanan. barack obama, top ten number ten. put that in perspective, ronald reagan got number nine. this is the way historians think. again a scandal is only a scandal's on the front page of the "new york times" but from that perspective there's no scandal in the barack obama presidency. as a story goes the difference between the "new york times" and the old soviet is the readers knew their being lied to. the near time still is not figured it out. no one else is doing it. it is sort of might ob

unmasking obama and many others. besides the book authoring he writes every week also he's an activist in his own rights. back in 2004, me and him teamed up to bring down john kerry. he remembered the swift veterans, gerry corsi was a best-selling author and john o'neill both worked with them nationwide to bring the book unfit for command to the floor. that is the book in our activism with the vietnam veterans is what brought down john kerry's candidacy. jack cash was an independent writer and producer. written a dozen nonfiction books appeared on c-span book tv ten times. he also produced a score of feature-length documentaries. jack serves as director of magazine he writes a regular for the american thinker, american spectator and has written for the wall street journal, fortune magazine, the washington times in the weekly standard. he has a phd from purdue university in american studies and is taught at a french university on the hospices of fulbright program. in conclusion, before we introduce jack hash who would

president obama was aware of this.whenever he could he would make a point to make sure the boys were invited when the nba basketball players came to the white house or events like that. this is nicky. he invited him into the oval office to share a power bar with him. nicky came to one of my book signings. he's now a sophomore at duke. and told me how much this picture meant to him. and he realizes now the good work that his mom was doing. there was still some lobbying to be done, lots of phone calls. this is in the limo with his legislative director and i think this was the phone call where he realized that they probably had enough votes and he took his lucky charms out of his pocket. i saw that he took his lucky charms out. that morning i was like, okay, this is a good sign. >> let's get this done. >> the bill is passed. [ applause ] >> and he felt on this day that he got something done, that bettered people's lives. than the leading allergy spray at hour one. [ deep inhale ] claritin-d. get more airflow. we did it ag

barack obama is a genius. we can be certain of it because we've heard that claimed as fact for 15 years now. yet we know that when barack obama relaxes at his own house, it's not with intellectuals or people that can read books, it's with the kids he watches on tik tok. obama passes around high fives, throws on slip-on shoes and the only gray hawaiian shirt and hits the dance floor. it's party time. wait a second, you asked, a gray hawaiian shirt? is that legal? when you're barack obama it is. the normal rules don't apply to you. remember, this is the man whose staff referred to him as black jesus without sarcasm. when you're part the waves, you don't get hung up on fashion regulations or public regulations. there's a global pandemic out there. may have heard about it. it's getting worse. the cdc says the delta variant is so dangerous that we can no longer have civil liberties. private property rights have been suspended. our children have to wear masks al school again. we should not be allow to go to dinner,

barack obama supports all of that. that does not mean that he wants to live under those restrictions. so on saturday, obama's guests did not have to share their papers to get in the party, unlike cn and employees who had to prove they were vaccinated, unlike your kids you had to wear masks. it was like 2019 at barack obama's house, like the whole pandemic thing neverer happened. the question is does tony fauci know this and is he okay with it? that's a pressing public health question. we called tony fauci to find out. he was not free to do the show. he was too busy, he's a science not into publicity, tied up doing other photo shoots 14 vogue. our loss. what's going to have to go with tony fauci's previous statements? here's what we learned that when large groups of massless people without passports gather in one place, it's a grave danger to america. but only when those people ride harley-davidson's. but on sunday fauci's gold bikers gathering for the annual event in sturgis south dakota. these people are dangerous. so

obama said absolutely. jeffrey goldberg said what more can be done to see this through, to make it happen sooner? obama says essentially, i tell you but i have to kill you. as i can't play jeffrey are classified clearances in high enough. what he meant by that was the united states had already launched a covid action campaign in coordination with saudi arabia, qatar, turkey, jordan, and israel to support al qaeda in iraq in sierra. they called the moderate rebels. they were nothing about the head chopper suicide bomber enemies from iraq or two. and so that war ended up leading as john kerry explained in a secretly work corded discussion with syrian rebels, led to the al qaeda forces and isis which split off from al qaeda deciding not to march west to damascus but instead to go east and conquer all of western iraq. leading to the islamic state which in the days of george w. bush was the wildest war propaganda of liars like glenn >> who said there is a fax just out there that's coming to get us. we are nothin

even before obama, president obama was running for office who kinda set the record for the number of threats. there are thousands per month but it registered a one way or another. somebody on a stool had a few too many to drink cities in the kill the president to just an e-mail or more frightening in a white supremacy chatter group. or, more often and was true in these case studies a person mental struggles or maybe in a crisis mental health estate decides the way for them to solve their problem is to kill a president. >> everybody has to be taken seriously that is the point. you do not know someone who sends an e-mail is a serious threat or not you got to investigate everything. a number of times in this book we hear more agents, more agents, more agents. we need more ages there's a number of antidotes if you can recount the service itself or others go to congress or they say we need more agents. the problem is were understaffed. is that necessarily after all of your reporting have you concluded the answer to better secret service is it volume, more agents make for better service? >

by the way. >> yeah, not just obama.blair, george bush, all of them have become extremely wealthy once they leave power, which i think is a big problem in a democracy, but leaving that to the side, the idea of presidential libraries, originally that didn't exist for like 150 years because the idea was just a private citizen, you go serve in public office and then you go back to private life. you don't need like a shrine to your existence. when what happened was it was born of good motives. frank and roosevelt knew he had gone through all of these historically momentous events, like the great depression and world war ii and he said you know, these papers of mine don't belong to me, they belong to the public and historians, let's just kind of create a library where historians can go study for it and over the years it became bigger and bigger and bigger and what obama is doing is unprecedented, not only is it so grandiose in size, so much bigger than anyone else's, it has four different buildings and 235-foot museum tower i

presidency and barack obama himself.sten. a hims>> w. e. b. dubois's and f the classics of the black traditions defined the double consciousness of every african american. he said one ever feels his tunis in american and negro, two warring ideals in one dark body. it never has been a more classic example of the bois's dilemma than barack obama in the white house. >> as i was watching that, i said this, that tunis is the source of so much of the or more global scale that characterizes that presidency and that was so powerful and profound that it was able to make you lose sight of how much anger was fermenting underneath that. >> yeah, in the ideal obama, he was trying to reconcile those two things that him and louis gates were talking about, the idea of being black and being american, these things are not necessarily warring ideals. it's a lofty aspiration. that is what the 2004 democratic convention speech was supposed to be, an attempt to cement those things. we ended with a white supremacist presidency following obama

even before obama was running for office, barack obama to set the record for the number of threats, there thousands a month registered in one way or another. maybe in a bar, somebody on a stool, too many to drink and says he's going to kill the president to just anma e-mail or more frightening, a white supremacist group talking about what they are planning to do more more often, a person with mental struggles or maybe in mental health crisis besides the way to solve their problems is to kill a president. >> everybody has to be taken seriously. you don't know whether somebody who sends an e-mail is serious or not. a number of times in the book we hear more agents, more agents, more agents. there are a number of anecdotes we can count in which the service itself or others go to congress and say we need more agents. we are understaffed. after all your reporting that you concluded an answer, is it volume to make a better service? >> in some ways, yes but in other ways, that's too simplistic. as you pointed out the mission is enormous. larger andger and keep adding to the pile of what the secr

even before president obama was running for office, barack obama set the record for the number of threatsthere are thousands per month registered in one way or another maybe in the bar somebody had too much to drink saying he will kill the o president or in a white supremacist chatter group or more often a person with mental struggles or in a crisis mental health state decides the way for them to solve their problems is to kill a president. host: everybody has to be taken seriously that's the point you don't know if they send an e-mail as a threat or not. you have to investigate everything so we hear more agents. more agents. we need more agents and those anecdotes in which the service itself for those go to congress we need more agents after all of your reporting is volume the answer? >> in some ways, yes but in others it is too simplistic as you pointed out the mission is enormous it has gotten larger and larger we add to the pile of what they are responsible for. on the other hander you cannot not protect kamala harris or the vice president or their family you have to protect those peo

back media, michelle obama's podcast, this is an independent documentary.you want to convey or explore that may have been different than what we already know having lived through this whole era. >> so first, thank you for having me on talking about this, i was excited to work on this project particularly always eager to work with the team. one of the most important things obviously the way and which race ran through his presidency and candidacy. his life as a prominent theme and what it meant for this black person to occupy the most powerful office in the world. we would see in the chaotic field of politic that followed this presidency. there was a connection between him and there had been a black president and what we have seen since then but i think in doing the film, we got a chance to walk through the mechanics of all that and how you can almost see the current era of really volatile politics coming into existence as his presidency progressed. >> that makes a lot of sense. it is something we are living through that in the one hand is obvious but was als

that's simply to say that's the sum total of obama's legacy. of course it's not.ynamic that was really a microcosm of american history. look at obama's presidency, and that's what we see. >> quickly finally, what surprised you most? what did you relearn that you had forgotten or discover? >> you know, the interesting thing about it was that, you know, kind of seeing how much of the character of obama was formed and who the person was who entered the white house. and you can see time and time again -- and this is kind of, of course, the way that history work. when he becomes president of the harvard law review and various experiences of his life, that is essentially the guy that is in the white house. and it's almost a series of trial runs before he winds up in 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and i think it's fascinating to see it unfold. >> yeah, i agree about those interviews of him when he becomes president of harvard law review, the continuity there, the presence that's already there at that moment is really kind of uncanny. jelani cobb, one of the executive producer

gerry: president obama said he had a pin in a phone in executive orders he wanted to do it presidented in some ways and now president biden has gone further and even more extreme way, are we going to do something to reign in executive power or is it because congress doesn't want to do in the beginning anyway. >> i hope we do it again both parties bear some responsibility for this of giving up power, their own authority to the president if the president is in their party, that's come back for decades and it's a troubling trend that follows politics closely and it has been a problem for some time and we need to get away from not because it's really dangerous it's very interesting if you look back at the ruling from the supreme court, as you pointed out the supreme court said congress must pass a law to renew the cdc moratorium on paying rent, that's a pretty low bar when democrats control both chambers of commerce, it is doable for them and it says so much about the situation the democrats even though they control all of congress, even they cannot begin they knew they could not get thi

the obama team not giving out a number.e'll have to wait and keep an eye on saturday. >> the ron klain information that was in your story jumped out to me. the fact that ron klain, now the white house chief of staff, had planned on going and decided not to, that really tells you everything about what the feelings were within the democratic establishment. they were all going to be vaccinated. they had a covid coordinator for this. but as my friend and partner brianna keilar points out that doesn't account for the traveling back and forth, all the people come in contact with this party, would have created a risk for a lot more than just the people there. >> look, they were abiding by all the cdc guidelines but you can't be 100% certain given what this virus is doing right now, given it can spread among fully vaccinated people. given that you can't control the weather. what if it rains and has to be a tent or people move inside. there's no being completely safe except for maybe scaling back to a much smaller gathering. ron kla

and finally tonight, jeter invite the president obama the birthday bash martha's vineyard. well, mine must have been lost in the mail as well, or maybe i'm just not sophisticated enough. we're going to disguise their policy involved in the a former president maskell a celebration. while the rest of the country is creeping back into a restricted state, much resentment of many. i'm sky now huge and you're watching new fears. hughes right here on our t america. let's get started. ah, we begin this evening with a shocking footage out of the u. k, where a mob of protesters were met with police barricades and tons as they attempted to storm the b. b c's, a former studio in london. now the demonstrators approached the major media outlet, doorstep, all of their critiques of vaccine passports, and vaccine requirements for children or she correspond to show dia edwards dashti was there on the ground. well faxing protesters on a mission today they're taking the streets of london going from one media outlets to another day. the drive to be met with steve. and the reason days has really

obama made a decision there is 0% or one 100% there. there's discussion of percentages give a false sense of mathematical rigor trying to put odds on something for he made a decision, that is what presidents are supposed to do. you are not making difficult decisions of perfect information but you are making difficult decisions with imperfect information paid that's one of the cases. the textbook case of how the process works and of us to president made the right decision. >> we have less than two minutes left. you and the book talking about the bottom line. what happens when chairs are in history? will that happen? >> there is a scene agency at the terrorism center she was a very young colleague a great victory should the worst day is still ahead for them for the young colleague said what is that? the young colleague said no which was an infamous terrorist group in the 1970s in germany. said the worst day is and people in stand over these people. she was saying it for a fact. but i think he will reseed and reseed and reseed his influenc

here's jen psaki defending the masses barack obama birthday bash. >> president obama setting the wrong how serious covid 19 is by hosting a big birthday party with hundreds of people? >> i would note former president obama has been a huge advocate of individuals getting vaccinated. this event is outdoors and in a moderate zone. >> at this point, who knows what is going to happen going forward, i don't know, you don't know. jillian: my understanding is it is going to be outdoors, from the beginning people set outdoors is the safest place to be and then we saw a lot of outdoor venues and bigger gatherings being shut down, people weren't having their weddings, graduation ceremonies. we did see outdoor plans diminish and i understand people if they are not vaccinated have to get a negative covid test. todd: there will be a covid doctor monitoring everything. if you're going to lecture us all the things we cannot do why do you then go do something? jillian: one final point about this party, even if you get a negative covid test you still have a number of days where you could be positive, ju

because barack obama was an empty vessel, he campaign in 2008 and one thing and turned into somethingned in to embrace the radical leftist agenda anything but liberal in the spineless this that we saw i think the tammy's talking about, you would expect to see people like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi have some kind of spying in dealing with these young upstarts that filled the void after barack obama called all these losses in the democratic party but it's been total spineless is from democratic leaders, what you are windup was a crazy left-wing socialism and during the 2020 primary it's why all along we knew alternately, somehow biden is going to become a resident and become the nominee because they civilly could not run off. gerry: biden's promise was to be what the rest of the party was it and he comes back on the, we have more to talk about and i want to talk next after the break how president biden and break how president biden and the lawmakers in the ♪ ♪ ♪ break how president biden and the lawmakers in the ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ shingles? camera man: yeah, 1 ou

but do you think this will actually damage the public opinion of president obama? you said at 1st, we joke about jeff on don, but could this balance offer off be a fitting new nickname for the former president? well, i think the question is going to be whether bite and his agenda or popular. obviously, obama was critically important to help buy and get the nomination, scotty, and also to win the election. but you know, what's gonna happen in the mid term elections now is going to depend a lot on how buying is perceived as being a center that governing the country. and i think that's why the infrastructure bill that they're getting right now, the 900000000000 dollar bill, but 20 republican senators have the good sense to back because it's a compromise. i think that is going to affect the thinking about buying a lot for then people being irked by this party, the party came across as people acting like they were entitled, like they were being privileged with all the talk about white privilege and every other kind of privilege here was something that hit the average am

obama and biden, look at both.m guantanamo bay to negotiator sitting across from the united states delegation. you can quote guantanamo bay entirely, and obama/biden america iran gets cash, some to go to fund state terrorism as leading state sponsor of terrorism. it is pathetic. taliban getting weapons. we've given $83 billion to this endeavor and weapons are in the handss of the taliban. this is obama/biden liberal america. not a picture to be embraced by majority of the country. >> harris: we need leverage back, we don't have leverage on the ground once we pull out. i believe in our military and i know they will do everything to move heaven and earth to get our people out. i have confidence in them. i don't know if they can do it by the 31st. goodness, the taliban gets more information on when we are leaving. what is our leverage and what is our long game with the leverage to have some eyes on the ground? in iran, we gave them all that cash and they are not letting us inspect the way we were supposed to do. we kn

she says she is quoting somebody that called the obama party attendees sophisticated.of the story. carley: i think there's a theme with all the stories, media selective narrative. you say something defund the police comment they're not really going to cover it. you're going to the sturgis rally, they're going to make it a bigger deal than the obama party. todd: i think you're both sophisticated ladies. >> you're so sweet tay that's from a song. jillian: time for the good, bad and ugly. the good, a hiker gets help from an unlikely source. >> i like to think i'm the kind of person who can see where the consumer trends are leaning, adjust quickly, and lean back the other direction. jha modern family actress helping the woman after she had a diabetic episode in a national park. she helped clean the woman and gave her snacks to get blood you sugar back up. todd: the bad, shoppers encounter a bear roaming the aisles of a grocery store. animal control tranquilized the bear. jillian: a security guard, after invading a major league ballgame, got tripped up by the ball girl. the

but lou well out of the obama's estate on martha's vineyard. busy revealed away the gray dancing skills, the politician and his friends, but almost that most of them do not practice what they publicly preach. sore critics just party papers or is it rules for thee? but not for d. for to give us a 360 view, we welcome political commentator of iraq, laurie, and former us assistant attorney david cats. going to be with you scott. david, i want to talk with you. you know, i have had friends have not been able to hold funerals, posted a post on their weddings. my child actually back to school today with a mandated mask on his face, despite is 0 cases occurring at school. i want you to know what new york times reporter any carney had to say about the former president and his guest being caught without a mask at the party. other people said, you know, this is really being over on their fall and all the safety precautions people are going to sporting events that are bigger than this. this is going to be safe. this is a sophisticated vaccinated crowd, an

do you think 200 servants seems like a lot even for barack obama?k they will be doing? >> actually, in venice, the butlers and deputy footmen will actually be the only diversity because the 500 guests, the same guests where basically back to medieval era, the same 500 people that go to the parties. but as you know, barack obama oprah, and george clooney, just as oprah and george clooney went to harry and meghan's wedding even though they nevery, met either of them. you have to feel sorry just going to the parties of people who don't know is a really sad and miserable existence, but i have to say when you look at 500 guests, 200 footmen and under butlers, the most interesting to me is the way people actually perfectly happy with this. you have been talking about citizenship on the show, but actually a several number of people are quite happy to be subjects. oh, yes, go to granny's 90th birthday, but it is perfectly fine for barack obama to have 500 people because our rulers are so much better than us. the last 18 months has actually clarified this. t

at the obama party can d.j. large group of 500 people during covid as long as he's working for president obama for a party. but if you're a d.j. who wants to do a regular italian wedding in new jersey there's going to be restrictions on you and we are he not going to allow you to work. and the bottom line is this is still america and americans are not subjects, they are citizens and they certainly are not peasants who are supposed to play by a separate set of rules than the elitist ruling class in washington or in hollywood. and that's exactly what this is. because there are real consequences for working people who are worried about losing their job again as a result of what people like this and the decisions they are making for their lives. >> jessica do you think president obama could do something more in terms of helping black americans become more comfortable getting the vaccine? >> i think honestly all of us could do something more. there's an opportunity, i like greg's idea. i'm not a black american but i

former president obama scales a massive birthday plan.ley shimkus is here on that. join john mattingly on "america reports" top of the hour. >> a travel nightmare across the country after spirit and american airlines canceled and delayed hundreds of flights a day since this weekend blaming weather and operational issues. there are also reports of pilot strikes an airline staff walking off the job. despite the $54 billion bailout airlines received thanks to the coven pandemic relief. if you're lucky enough to get on the plane, you just might encounter something like this. emily, you fly cross-country weekly. you experience these delays, these fights in your travels? >> emily: i haven't seen a fight yet. delays all the time. my flight is departing in about four hours from now on i keep obsessively checking to see just how delayed i'm going to be today. one of the additional complaints happening right now is about airport prices skyrocketing, taking advantage of those captive citizens they are in the airport. i have to point out, not to be a

because the biden administration, going back to obama, do you remember when obama told the taliban andee in the rest of the world that the u.s. was leaving. it was done, it was over, and the u.s. gone as. so it was really never -- it was just a question of time from that moment on. plus they told the taliban to withdraw. they told them what they were doing, where they were. there were many signs, i don't believe for a second that u.s. intelligence didn't know. i think all of that is fundamentally dishonest. >> sean: the senate intel told them everything, last word, lara trump. >> i just think it's a sad day for america and an embarrassing day for america. robert gates, the obama-biden defense secretary, told us a long time ago joe biden has been on the wrong side of every foreign policy decision he had ever made. we warned people this would happen and i take no pleasure in saying this, we told you so. what a sad day for really the entire world. >> thank, you both. lara logan and laura trump. thank you. coming up, republicans want answers after this disastrous withdrawal plus an importan

kat: i consistently have said i am pro obama birthday party. do you obama.very party that i have ever been too. those must be depressing. >> next year for your birthday will be huge. >> may be by the time i am 60 after i am president. meanwhile do you know who is fed up with covid mandates customer kentucky republican rand paul. he went on a three minute rant against covid rules going as far as to say we don't need to follow them, watch. >> 's time for us to resist they cannot arrest all of us. they cannot keep all of your kids home from school but they cannot keep every government building closed. we do not have to accept the mandates, lockdowns and harmful policies of the petty tyrants and bureaucrats. we can simply say no not again. >> this is as vaccine mandates are ramping up for the pentagon announcing it will require military members to get covid job starting next month. what does this say about liberty right now? marie am going to go out on a limb here and say you might have some slight disagreement with what senator paul had to say. [laughter] >> ke

elizabeth: here's the thing the president was vice president under obama and obama said we would go down10000 to 100,000 in 2014 he was vice president for eight years senate formulation you can't play the blame game he's been for this for so long let's listen to jake sullivan on what is going on. watch this. >> if is not complete by august 31 and there are americans and african allies who remain there will u.s. troops stay until everyone is out or will they leave. >> i'm not going to comment on hypotheticals but allstate focused on the task at hand which is getting as many people out as quick as possible will take the day by day. elizabeth: this is not playing with the emerging people people are done they don't want this idiotic false talking point pouring out of the administration you're gonna have a hearing senate foreign relations will have a hearing and so will intelligence pelosi said they will testify as early as next week, will that happen? >> what we need right now is action there are 6000 troops that will be on the ground there people cannot get to the airport they need to have

despuÉs de un tiroteo mataron a osama bin laden, le dijo al mundo, obama.anunciÓ la retirada de las tropas, pero los talibanes continuaron dando pelea comento mi 17 donald trump lanzÓ la madre de todas las bombas contra isis en afganistÁn. los ataques de los talibanes continuaron, y estados unidos hizo un acuerdo de paz con ellos. >> [habla en inglÉs] hemos tenido negociaciones exitosas, sostuvo. claudia: dÍas antes de dejar la presidencia, trump ordenÓ la salida para el 1 de mayo, de las tropas esta audiencia, pero el presidente biden lo hizo el 31 de agosto. enfrentaron poca resistencia, y en sÓlo 10 dÍas tomaron control de su paÍs de los talibanes. imposible no hablar de aquellos que perdieron la vida en estos 20 aÑos. hablamos de mÁs de 2300 soldados de las fuerzas armadas. sÓlo la semana pasada 13 perdieron la vida, desafortunadamente 5 de ellos fueron hispanos. regreso con ustedes. jorge: gracias. tenemos que hablar sobre los miles de afganos que murieron tambiÉn durante la guerra en afganistÁn. esto esta totalmente vinculado a los actos terroristas d

>> barack obama is throwing a party. we need more parties. is going to rallies which are kind of like parties. those are great. i love that our former presidents throw parties and rallies. how about just the fact only cdc party. that would be awesome. i would attend that. that would be an easy guest list. and no free money is good money party. that would be phenomenal. we can all get back to work and pull our own weight and make this country great again. my favorite party -- you must be taller than 5 foot 9 to ride this ride party. >> [laughing]. >> there are camera crews around me all the time. >> [laughing]. >> know it's you. >> [applauding]. >> greg: 5 foot 9. that's about right. other leaders are doing the same thing. the d.c. mayor was photographed at a wedding reception after reinstating a mask mandate. d.c. is averaging 1 covid death a week. the city is so crimminally dangerous even covid doesn't want to go there. in chicago, despite threatening new lock downs the mayor looks like she just walked in on a naked jerry nadler. she saw som

for his 60th birthday, barack obama threw a party on martha's vineyard.property in destin, obama's property