we sold an obama cereal called "obama-o's" we sold $50 million of collectible breakfast cereal. we launched three times. no one is using it. i'm thinking to myself " i wonder if mark zuckerberg ever had to hot glue cereal boxes in their living room?" the answer is no. i'm going out to dinner at a thai restaurant with the founder of another company. paul graham eventually allowed us to apply. we missed the deadline by he allowed us to apply after the deadline. we got an interview and paul graham asked us in our first question -- he hated the idea of airbnb at first. he did not get it. my roommate johanne tim box of barack obama cereal he made. he says "this -- roommate john hands him a box of barack obama cereal he made. he says "this is how we funded the company." we barely got in. a lot of people started turning to airbnb to save their homes by renting them out. at the same time we have a great recession that is prompting a lot of young people to want to save money. it was this supernova of forces that led to airbnb taking off. david: normally people would build a company like

barack obama a president.s hosting the apprentice and miley cyrus was going through her not safe for work. >> our new healthcare website is stalling and not working and breaking and sucking. can we get someone from it in here. >> jesse: back in those days governor overreach was at a high. eric holder was the attorney general and called himself obama's wing man and labeled fox news reporter a criminal co-conspirator to monitor our emails. that scheme was so twisted even holder apologized a year later. >> what is the one decision you made that you wish you dock over again? >> i think that, the subpoena to the fox reporter. i think that i could have been more careful looking at the language contained in the file week ago made with the court. he was labeled as a co-conspirator. >> jesse: the department of justice made some changes after that. making it much harder to target members of the press. not hard enough. today a brand new bombshell dropped in the case of ashley biden's diary. the journalist got their hands

the committee also sent a bipartisan document request to the obama presidential library. that request sought documents relating to judge jackson's nomination to both the sentencing commission and the united states district court for the district of columbia. in response to that request, the obama library produced more than 70,000 pages of material. additionally, judge jackson has written hundreds of opinions, almost 600 now, which provide extensive insight into her legal philosophy. in short, the committee has all the information it needs to evaluate judge jackson's qualifications to sit on the supreme court. we have sent a lot of questions for follow-up, too. she always responded in a timely way. so we're going to proceed with her hearing come monday. this process will provide committee members an opportunity to question judge jackson, to learn more about her approach to judicial decision-making, her views on precedent, her record on and off the bench. here is how the hearing is going to work. each member of the committee will be allocated ten minutes to make opening sta

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it's often been said that barack obama made an enormous mistake vis a vis putin? when he referred to russia for example as a regional power. but do you think it matters these words that are tossed around killer war criminal and and and so on? well, i think it definitely matters certainly it matters for vladimir putin. um you know, he he's in a very bad spot right now at this stage. i mean, he, i think he's surprised or shocked as perhaps we are, you know, with with what's been happening in ukraine. the fact that there's been so much pushback and he has no choice and i don't think happening in ukraine. the fact that there's been so much he would. i don't think he's gonna trust joe biden again. and i don't see how joe biden changes his tone or tune either. i mean, it is interesting in the united states that the republicans are now slowly starting to be very vehemently anti putin and they're starting to say things. but the question becomes again, if this war does end and somehow putin, he remains in power, you know, what, what is that relationship going to be like uh

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i quoted former obama aide.good to see you, sir. >> good to see you. >> we quoted you in looking at the root offense this because it goes way beyond trump. strange to see the party of joe mccarthy go to cheering putin and he invades ukraine. your break down. >> i think it's important to note the gop admiration for putin pre-dates donald trump. he did not necessarily initiate it or lead it when it really began. the reason it began is vladmir putin's russia exemplifies a lot of the ideas that republicans talk about. russia is the ideal red state. i mean red as in republican. not red as in communist. russia is a fossil fuel economy. the religion right has a tremendous power in making social policy. it's a country that's a militaristic power house. perhaps maybe not as much as we thought so before this invasion but they are a country that spends more of their gdp on the military than the united states does. we are seeing republicans articulate a lot of these ideas. vladmir putin has put them in practice and that's w

in my view, that was a mistake but that was the strategic logic of the obama administration.ially waved a lot of executive orders, sanctions, including tough oil penalties, not just by america but the europeans against the islamic republic of iran and removing financial and banking as part of the sanctions architecture. the iranians paused part of the nuclear program. destroying these machines that can enrich -- putting some into storage. the had to reconfigure some facilities. in my view, the way to responsibly click the can down the road. in this 10 year period, a lot could change. perhaps a supreme leader of iran might die, that has not happened. they may change their political makeup of iran. the regime has brutally and violently repressed protests. there have been no empowering of the iranian moderates. the biden abatis nation, which has many veterans of the obama administration, has inherited a shorter timeline who believe president trump's exit of the deal was a mistake. we have heard what the americans are willing to offer the iranians in terms of a believe, not just

the united states district court for the district of columbia and in response to that request, the obama library produced more than 70000 pages of material. and additionally judge ketanji brown jackson have written almost 600 opinions, which provided sensitive insight into her legal. philosophy and in short has allthe information to evaluate judge ketanji brown jackson's qualifications to sit on the supreme court predict and there has been a lot of all up request for information as well predict she always responded and timely way pretty so we want to proceed with the hearing monday and this process will provide committee members an opportunity to question judge ketanji brown jackson to learn more about our approach to the decision-making interviews on record and on and off the bench and i was woodwork and each member the committee will be allocated for two minutes to make openingr statements, and each member will have the total of 50 minutes to question judge ketanji brown jackson and 22 members of the committee if you do the math, there's plenty of opportunity for questions to be asked

i'll speak to secretary of state antony blinken and undersecretary of defense under president obama, michelle flournoy next. >>> pleading for help. ukrainian president zelenskyy begs u.s. lawmakers for help. what more can and will the u.s. do? i'll speak to the vice chair of the intelligence committee, republican senator mike mccaul, ahead. >>> plus, mass exodus. europe opens its arms as a million refugees flee ukraine. the head of the eu says ukraine should become a member. nadya tolokonnikova is coming up. >>> i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is watching russians slaughtering ukrainian civilians in realtime. president vladimir putin steps up his brutal attacks, friday issuing a threat against the statehood. the red cross said evacuating 1.5 million people has failed. they have left survivors with no food, no water, no electricity. we're also tracking heavy shelling west and north of the capitol city of kyiv where a suburb issued nervous calls for help amid intense shelling and damage, asking for support to survive. in russian ukraine, russians have pummele

so obama was very respectful to put in. it didn't stop the russian president from planning this war. and i'm sure this war has been planned for many, many years. so come back to a question about biden in ukraine. yes, he has a special relations to a relation to ukraine. he's the 1st u. s. president who knows, recruit ukraine very well as a vice president during the obama years. and he was supporting ukraine militarily for the past years, but it was the trumpet ministration that actually started to arm ukraine in 2019. we have to remember that. thank you very much. sariah during the troops build up in january and february and we heard this mentioned earlier by repeatedly warned that the u. s. did believe a full scale invasion was in the offing. and in fact, they provided intelligence information on that at the same time president by made it clear that there would be no us boots on the ground. and no us planes in the air . was he right to rule that out so firmly in advance and is the u. s. do think, doing enough to support uk

oh my i think early obama first term when biden was be making a lot of gas and barack obama wasn't i think the lack of discipline that by an exhibited annoyed. obama it wasn't a matter of disliking show us a person who was just like he put his foot in his mouth again stepping on message. um and after a while of quite remarkably biden started turning his gas into a something endearing and then he started wearing sunglasses aviator glasses, and then i think he did well in some of the comedy skits with barack obama as you know, cool joe and his hot rod car. know and they started creating really a dog and pony show. they they started working with some synchronicity and and you know, almost they needed each other but their personalities are very different barack obama does not like error and he particularly it will be hard on himself if he says something verbally explosive you when he talks you can see him writing the words in his mouth and a deliberate fashion where biden is if allowed a freelance off a teleprompters app to go in any direction and so they're very different political styl

and obama said, "oh, it seems the 1980s are calling to ask for their foreign policy back."of the donbas by russian forces, which of course led to that line of conflict, which we've already discussed, and the annexation of crimea, the national security strategy of the united states under obama—biden talked of needing strategic patience toward putin's russia. this immensely relaxed attitude to vladimir putin, despite what happened in georgia, despite what happened in ukraine in 2014, seems to have been plain wrong. well, i think senator romney, to his credit, was very prescient, and i think we've had, frankly... we, meaning collectively, the west has had decades of failure in assuming that russia's modernisation and the growth of a middle class in russia would somehow lead russia to be a more responsible stakeholder in the international system. but when you have a country that's run by a clique of kgb agents, things have turned out very differently, and i think that was a collective mistake that the west has made, as i said, over a much longer period of time. where's the, you

ambassador to russia under obama. he thinks zelenskyy should dictate our ukraine policy. >> what about listening to him rather than we pretend that we know that what he needs, what about if he thinks he needs these weapons, why don't we listen to him and when we say oh , they'll be shut down he doesn't have air support, what about listening to his judgment to help him fight the war that he is the one fighting the war. >> it's his country. so of course it's his job to fight for it. what is he talking about? is he aware that congress hasn' voted on an actual declaration of war? or the fact that their scant public support for us to get into a shooting war with russia? does that matter at all to him? may be has biden -itis and thinks that zelenskyy is our secretary of state or our vice president? and let's not forget what senat majority majority leader chuck schumer has said. when he urged peace, while he didn't urge peace, that's a trick question, he's too busy playing the fan boy rolled. >> and winds beat his speech wa

obama also said his wife, former first lady michelle obama, has tested negative. both are vaccinated and boosted. a southbay congresswoman tweeted she tested positive for covid. she said she was tested as part of regular protocol after travel. she is vaccinated and boosted and says she is grateful to only be experiencing mild symptoms. tennis star naomi osaka was brought to tears after her match was disrupted by a heckler. someone at indian wells last night yelled, "naomi, you suck," and the crowd then booed the heckler. numerous state after the to address the crowd -- naomi state after the match to address the crowd. >> and gotten heckled before, and it didn't bother me. >> but getting heckled here, it went into my head and it got replayed a lot. dion: i really feel for her. osaka withdrew last year to take a mental health break after announcing she would not participate in news conferences. she returned to competition for the tokyo olympics. a student in the north bay has a lesson for all of us. >> it just feels good to, you know, be nice to people. >> so true,

you can also look at barack obama's first state of the union speech, obama is speaking at that moment into his presidency -- a year into his presidency. one of the lines we expect to hear is the president to say that the state of union is strong. there are many moments in which it is not strong and obama is explicit about that in 2010. he acknowledges the pain and the hardship that has been experienced by millions of americans and towards the end of the speech he calls on congress and the public to strengthen again the state of our union. depending on the crisis, the president utilizes their particular political and ideological ends. they seek to address the crisis and make sense of it for us, even when making sense of it for us will also serve their political agenda. >> one of the things that you focus on in teaching rhetoric and political culture is time and place. what does that bring to presidential rhetoric? >> in the context of the state of the union, i would stress yet again you have mentioned the mediated aspect of these state of the union addresses. this beginning with harry

putin's invasion of ukraine came during the obama administration.to and the united states for help. particular it was helping and there was a famous incident where they wanted antitank weapons and obama gave them neil's ready-to-eat. >> 's way of thinking about putin was if we arm the ukrainians effectively we will make russia a considerable enemy. >> from everything that i see has no respect for this person. >> that's because he would rather have a cuppa as president spivak it is pretty clear you will not admit that the russians. >> in america 2016 a clash between hillary clinton and donald trump and attempting to throw in a monkey wrench was vladimir putin. >> let's start with the fact that election interference is one of putin strategies to destabilize the united states. >> russian security services hacked into the e-mail with the democratic national committee and hillary clinton campaign advisor and provided those to wikileaks and those were interjected into the media space at an important time during the campaign. >> in the end it hurt putin be

a few hours before the plant strikes, obama called a white house crisis meeting. there was a long national security council meeting that was focused. it's fair to say more on how to go about military response than whether the turning point moment was when to president came to the conclusion that he changed his mind lawsuits with the whole say, look good, cuz obama actually good safety play or is almost no should if you see lou, lou for critical shoes and to top life than you know, we're gonna be pure. we don't want to participate opposed to the terminal to terminal. it don't cure. so if it's got sick too, if one way should em all. that bonaparte completed resume his major concern is that the day after and american strike goss, i would still be there and might even use chemical weapons again. so then we have to hit again and maybe this time a bit harder and take out some more air defense. and then again, the logic would be to escalate into a bigger strike. and i think the president's concern was he would not be in control of that decision. it would be awesome. mm.

, but maybe that's why he's president obama and i'm x-men michael tubbs. that's a good answer. okay, so this is the question for both of us. i know michael says he doesn't like to write and the next book isn't on his radar. but is there any chance the two of you would collaborate on a book would be amazing? yeah on the rights and i'm down stop if i think we should talk about here isn't my words and we transcribing she edited. tomorrow. that is so funny because so many times and he was saying that he you were saying you didn't want to write this book and you're like i did write this book. we write it for me, and i said the app you give me credit. you said you should go straight. absolutely not i write about black women who are erased online ghost riders are compensated. you may be a raise you compensated. yeah. we're only surprised that people don't put us in these kinds of conversations more often together. so i think there's gonna be more of that down the line. we'll see. i don't know what it would be about but could be cool another way part two what i'm

while there was a stock difference between the obama and trump ministration, when it came to clean energy. some states including north dakota and west virginia, along with 2 co companies claim the e p. a has too much of a say when it comes to regulation. in fact, this group against the e p. a says there isn't fact a critical part of the clean air act that states the p a can only regulate the actual pollution sources as opposed to other standards that in turn impact the countries choice for energy under the obama administration, for instance, e p, a set carbon limits for each state as opposed to regulating the country's coal fired power plants. obama's clean power plant was blocked by the supreme court and then repealed by the trumpet, ministration. 45 replaced it with the affordable, clean energy rule. this focused on improving efficiency, but to not mandate a switch to green energy or both administrations saw progress in lesson and pollution. those handful of states and to co companies are taking a matter up with the supreme court. a lower court had thrown out trump's energy policies imp

remember the 2012 obama hot mic moment with putin's predecessor. >> i am more flexible. >> obama's flexibilityand two years later putin ordered the annexation of crimea and started a civil war in eastern ukraine, providing arms to separatists who in july 2014 used a russian missile system to shoot down malaysian airlines flight 17 killing 298 innocent people. the world responded to the annexation of crimea and that downed passenger plane in 2014 with some relatively weak sanctions and by kicking russia out of the g8. here is obama's director of national intelligence james clapper just a few days ago. >> do you wish that obama had done harsher, stricter sanctions in 2014? >> yes, i do. i wish we as an administration had been more aggressive in 2014. >> syria came next with putin siding with bashar al assad, russian jets using cluster bombs to attack hospitals to kill civilians, in many ways seemingly a dry run for what we're seeing now in ukraine. again, no serious action from the west in response. putin's opponents have a way of falling out of windows. in 2015 a putin opponent was assassinated

you can also look, for example, at barack obama's first date as the union speech in 2010, and obama is speaking at that moment a year into his presidency, and in the midst of the great recession. one of the lines that we often hear or expected here is the president to tells the state of the union is strong. we can be honest there are many moments in which it's not strong, and obama is pretty explicit about that in 2010. he acknowledges the pain and hardship and the suffering that has been experienced by millions of americans, and towards the end of hisis speech he calls on congress and the public to strengthen against the state of our union. so depending on the crisis in the moment, presidents will utilize it for the particular political ad ideological ends. but they will seek to address that crisis and to make sense of it for us, even when making sense of it for us will also serve their political agenda. >> host: professor prasch, one of the things that you focus on in teaching rhetoric and political culture is time and place. what does that bring to presidential rhetoric? >> guest: w

obama pollster telling vanity fair plan b is complete effing chaos.re already feeling out their options-so pete buttigieg, kamala harris, barack. joining me now ary turkish and fox news contributor victor davis hanson. ary first the media confirms the hunter news that we all knew, you know, last year and now they're already talking 2024 replacement. a part of me wonders if the media is now beginning to turn on joe. >> ha ha. look, none of us should pretend that joe biden is going to run for reelection. he'll be an 82 year old president to begin his second term if he were to win. after the blowout the democrats are going to go through in november, they are going to just call on biden to step aside so a new generation can run. and you sent me back down memory lane. 27 democrats ran for president when the last open seat was there in 2019/2020. we remember biden, we remember harris, we remember buttigieg. but beto o'rourke, ran, inslee ran, do you remember all these names? 27. it's going to be the same situation in the next open seat. everybody in the dem

former first lady michelle obama has tested negative.ent, who is fully vaccinated and boosted, is urging more americans to get the shot even as the infection rate declines. >>> coming up next, some final thoughts fromerpoland's example st othe wo >>> finally tonight, through the darkness of this war and human suffering, we have also seen the kindness of others. from the moment we've gotten to poland, we've seen people not just opening their hearts to ukrainian refugees, but their homes. these two families were complete strangers until two weeks ago. they don't even speak the same language. ola left behind her husband, her home, her pets and her job in kharkiv, which has been devastated by russian air attacks. they left in a hurry in the early morning hours, accidentally only packing summer clothes. she told us she didn't know where they were going or where they would end up, but they were really happy to be here. ola, her mother and two daughters ended up in warsaw and found comfort in the home of barbara, a 75-year-old polish woman. and

in response to that request, the obama library produced more than 70,000 pages of material. additionally judge jackson has written hundreds of opinions almost 600 now which provide extensive insight into the legal philosophy. in short the committee has all the information it needs to evaluate the qualifications to sit on the supreme court. we've sent a lot of follow-up requests for information and she's always responded in a timely way so we are going to proceed come monday. the process will provide committee members an opportunity to question her and learn more about her approach to judicial decision-making interviews, the record on and offnd the bench. here is how the hearing is going to work. each member will be allocated ten minutes to make opening statements. each member will have a total of 50 minutes to question judge jackson and 22 members of the committee if you do the math of there is plenty of opportunity for questions. i expect it to be a substantive hearing. i expect members on both sides of the aisle to ask tough but fair questions and to give her an appropriat

a few hours before the plant strikes, obama called a white house crisis meeting. there was a long national security council meeting that was focused. it's fair to say more on how to go about military response than whether the turning point moment was when the president came to the conclusion that he changed his mind. oh, shit, a pin. the whole say, look, who's old bob actually say to play or is almost no soon if you see the critical choosing to tell life than you know, with the money to buy his job, what it wants to do that terminal to children don't cure sort of got sick too, if only showed him a mo, that bone above completed his own. his major concern is that the day after and american strike goss, i would still be there and might even use chemical weapons again. so then we have to hit again and maybe this time a bit harder. take out some more air defense. and then again, the logic would be to escalate into a bigger strike. and i think the president's concern was he would not be in control of that decision. it would be awesome. mm. mm. i reports his retreat in a

i agree that obama should have sent weapons, and i made that case in 2015. agree with you that we should be sending weapons sooner. and i also agree that i think that our energy policies, in shutting down our oil and gas gives russia greater strength to use energy as a weapon in europe. having said that, you have to credit in the biden administration with an energetic approach to this crisis. i have to give them credit, because this is the best we have seen from any american president dealing with moscow's aggression towards ukraine. there's flaws, but you have to credit them over all for something that is not bad at all. host: how do you view what made them come together on this, other countries as well? guest: i would give the biden team credit for that because they worked very hard at strengthening the nato bonds, strengthening our partnership with the eu, and it has paid off big time. more important than the administration's efforts, even though they are very good, is europe awakening to the reality of what putin is. everybody has been glued to the telev

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obama is pretty explicit about that in 2010. .acknowledges the pain and the hardship and suffering that's been experienced by millions of americans. towards the end of the speech, he calls congress and the public to strengthen again the state of our union. depending on the crisis and the mama, i president will always utilize it for their particular political and even ideological ends, but they will seek to address the crisis and make sense of it for us, even when making sense of it for us will also serve a political agenda. >> as greta noted, the american people are looking forward to the president talking about ukraine and inflation, to issues that are national concern at this point. it was 40 years ago in 1982 that air florida flight 90 crashed into the potomac river after taking off from nearby national airport. lenny scott nick was driving home during a snowstorm. when the plane crashed, he dove into the river to help a woman in the river out. it was at that year that the state of the union that president reagan invited lenny

ambassador to russia under obama. now he's thinks zelenskyy not around elected officials should dictate our ukraine policy. >> what about listening to him rather than we pretend that we know what he means? what about if he thinks he needs these weapons while we listen to him and when we say, oh , they'll be shut down? oh , he doesn't have airports to put those migs in . what about listening to his judgment to help him fight the war that he is, after all, is the one fighting the war at his country. so of course it's his job to fight for it. what is he talking about? plus, as mcfaul aware that congress hasn't voted on an actual declaration of war or the fact that there's scant public support for us to get into a shooting war with russia. does that matter at all to him now? maybe mcfaul has biden naidus actually think zelenskyy is our secretary of state or our vice president. and let's not forget what senate majority leader chuck schumer has said when he urged peace. well, he didn't urge that's a trick question. >> he's

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revealed today >>> former president obama revealed today that he has covid. the world on twitter saying i've had a scratchy throat for a couple of days but am feeling fine otherwise. he also said the former first lady tested negative and both are vaccinated and boosted. >>> brady going deep >> we have breaking news now from the sports world tom brady announcing late today he is unretiring the seven-time super bowl champ wrote on twitter, these past few months i've realized my place is still on the field, not in the stands. that time will come, but it's not now i love my teammates and i love my supportive family. they make it all possible i'm coming back for my 23rd season in tampa unfinished business. >>> now to shocking new video of the stabbing attack at a top new york city tourist attraction it happened saturday at the museum of modern art this is the moment a man jumped over the reception desk just before stabbing two employees. the suspect is a 60-year-old man who fled the scene and is still on the loose the two employees, now identified as a man and a w

a barack obama themed cereal. we learned about john mccain, the captain of the navy, we called it captain mccain's. and we ended up selling $30,000 worth of collectible breakfast cereal, and that was originally how we funded the company. now it is late 2008. we are desperate. we have launched three times. no one is using it. i'm thinking to myself, i wonder if mark zuckerberg or steve jobs ever had to hot glue store cereal boxes in their living room. the answer was no. this was a foreboding sign. i'm going out to dinner at a thai restaurant in san francisco, and they said we should join because you guys are dying, and i said it was too late because we already launched. paul graham allowed us to apply after the deadline, and we got an interview, and that is when paul graham said, you know, first question, people are actually doing this? i said yes, and he goes, what's wrong with them? the interview went downhill from there. he admitted he hated the idea at first, did not get it, but as we were leaving the interview

former president barack obama reveals he's tested positive for covid-19.s had a scratchy throat, but otherwise feels fine. michelle obama tested negative. both are vaccinated and boosted. >>> there is late breaking news. legendary quarterback tom brady is back. after retiring for just over a month, brady posted that he realized his place is still on the field. saying he has unfinished business. he added that he will be returning for his 23rd season for the tampa bay buccaneers once again. >>> and a passing of note. william hurt, famous for roles in film like "broadcast news" and many others, has reportedly passed away. reports cite his son saying he died peacefully of natural causes. he was 71 years old. >>> when we come back, ukrainians rallying together amid the chaos. incredible moments of peace and i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i no