obama turbo chinged china. under obama china built up their military.acked their companies, stole our factories. our economy had the weakest recovery since world war ii. the voters knew it. in 2010, obama took one of the biggest shellackings in american history. china whipped obama so bad it got trump elected. china was trump's second big campaign issue after the border? >> when was the last time anybody saw us beating, let's say china in a trade deal? they kill us. i beat china all the time. all the time. china is killing us. they are devaluing their currency to a level that you wouldn't believe. how stupid are our leaders? how stupid are these politicians to allow this to happen? the people negotiating it don't have a clue. our president doesn't have a clue. >> jesse: now once trump was in the white house he started a trade war. obama china and trump fought to bring those jobs back. obama is trying to massage his little legacy because it looks like he created a monster in beijing. whenever obama take as break pounding trump to talk about how women sha

until the seventh year of the obama presence. i mean that blacks had it very bad economically under president obama. they supported him overwhelmingly. he was well liked among blacks personality what and among whites and still is he's still pulls very well in terms of popularity but his economic policies his stewardship of the economy did not go over well with blacks or whites. and and so i think blacks remember how bad things were and under trump when they saw their fatter paychecks when they saw how plentiful the job market was. i think they they gave trump credit for that and that's part of the reason i believe he did better in 2020. he was focused on reopening the economy quickly after covid hit and of course a lot of these workers. i'm talking about are service sector workers. they couldn't work from home during the lockdowns and and they wanted to get back to work and trump was in favor of reopening the economy and i think that that redounded to his benefit when it came to to 2020 and that's why although he lost the electio

obama figures have looked and said, hey, like let's do things differently. that isn't the dsa club of new york city taking over the biden administration so to the two of you, like what happened to to the degree that ever to what the populist left cohort that way we spent a lot of energy on like the first season of the show you mean why did this center sort of basically did the center left like successfully like it did basically the typical like populist come they raised some good points they have some incoherent things ultimately like the center takes and like moves on is that basically what happened to wake this democratic socialist category? so the democratic socialists are, not necessarily populists. they're i hate get into these distinctions but you know, they're the lot of them are socialists. they want to socialize and they are actually some of them are great on antitrust, but some of them are really skeptical. they believe consolidating, you know, drift and mastery. right. lipman was writing that when he was a socialist and that's what some them belie

but obama forgave and it was just a nice of little anecdote. but reggie love mentions one thing that obama said to him about why he was so kind of annoyed at the missing bag. obama liked to be seen carrying things off the plane, he said to reggie, jfk carried his own bags. now that one moment, that one little line, jfk carried his own bags is the thing i will ever remember from reading reggie love's memoir. but it says so much about how carefully obama cultivated, his self-image, how wanted people to think about him in his story how maybe he thought about it himself. you'd never know that unless you were there, which i gather none of us, you know, had the chance to be there or unless you read. reggie memoir. now some politicians are a little less subtle when they when tell them themselves. when donald trump launched his 2016 his his campaign for the presidency in 2015. i decided read his various books or at least sampling of them. if read along with me, if you read the art of the deal and at the top and the art of the comeback and so many more.

that did not sit well with barack obama. >> didn't barack obama also say there's no situation joe biden has looked at and not gotten wrong? something about that? >> i think it is true but that was bob yates who said that -- bob gates, who said that. the former secretary who said biden has been wrong about everything. we don't have time to get into that but i could give him a pretty good argument. >> the fight of his life is the name of the book inside joe biden's white house.

it is barack obama's, obama was decried as the deporter in chief deporting 3 million people.ord lows under biden. doubled the number of prosecutions for illegal entry, obama did from 40,000 to 100,000 a year. biden stopped doing that. family detentions started under barack obama. he reversed that. he is reversing the obama poll seals at the border. it goes to show he could reinstate all those policies tomorrow to use a phrase with a pen and phone. he just has to do it. it is a crisis of will and he is choosing not to do it. >> harris: what we reported yesterday on this very hour, marc, the goal of deportations under this administration fell to 29,000 a year. we're not even going to come close to what obama was doing or trump was doing, not going to come close to what anybody was doing. we are setting records for people here illegally. there is no thirst to kick them out. the original crime when you are here illegally. all right. texas congressman dan crenshaw wants biden to take military action in mexico against the cartels. mexican president obrador doesn't like that idea. h

according to former president barack obama. it is trump's fault. because it is. speaking today down under, how yeah doing sheila. he said xi jinping began to get more aggressive. obama said of xi, with my successor coming in, i think high he saw an opportunity because u.s. president did not seem to care that much. so as a consequence, i think that china's attitude take advantage of what appears to be a vacuum internationally on a lot of these issues. china did not become a global power overnight in 2016, they had been on a steady march for decades, including during 8 years of the observatory presidency, president obama presidency, let's break it down with our party panel. charlie hurt is back. with former state department deputy spokesperson fox news contributor, marie harf and base politics cofounder brad polumbo. thank you, marie, you were communication person for the obama foreign policy during his administration at state department, you know very well what that administration's foreign policy was in terms of china. president biden had his issues with china fr

polling industry for over a decade and a half and it was actually around 2008 election when barack obama won over young voters by a 2 to 1 margin. that began going okay. well, on the one hand, very good that at the time young people were older millennials, that we were getting engaged in politics. this is great. but what's bad all of a sudden, my friends are getting involved in politics and they're saying, how can you be a republican? you seem so nice and normal and that's worrisome to me. but i kept hearing oh, well, it's normal. it's normal for young people to break so heavily for democrats. don't worry it. and at the time i was in graduate school and i looked back at historic data around voting in presidential elections and in midterms and it wasn't always case that young voters broke. so for democratic candidates and what was even more worrisome to the extent anybody was saying, well, this is just a one off because barack obama is appealing to younger voters, things will revert back to the mean eventually is that there's a lot of data that how people think about politics they are you

[president barack obama impersonation] barack obama: we're entering an era in whi our enemies can make it look like anyone is saying anything at any point in time. like, president trump is a total and complete d--. ♪♪♪ [jeremy fernandez impersonation] jeremy fernandez: hello, welcome to "foreign correspondent." i'm jeremy fernandez. well, it took a global pandemic to force us all indoors and to increasingly rely on video screens to connect our lives. but is seeing still believing? this program delves into the world of deepfakes. nina schick: a deepfake is sentially a piece of synthetic or fake media that's either been generated entirely by artificial intelligence or manipulated by artificial intelligence. malemalaria isn't just any disea. male: [speaking foreign language] nina: which, by the way, includes fake video of real people saying and doing things that they never did. tom: this is no unt. jeremy: hollywood is delighted by the movie-making poteial of deepfakes, but in washington the tech is increasingly viewed as dangerous and subversive. [vladimir putin impersonation] vladimir p

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michelle obama is popular, generally, if she were to get into a political race that would end for her is good. i think that gavin newsom is clear, about what his goals are, he doesn't have much patience to wait. kennedy: whenever someone uses the royal we to describe their political ambitions, you know they are running for president, we have note been to iowa yet, we wean we have no interest in running for president. that mines, he is running. if you had to pick, richard between gavin newsom and michelle own obama. >> i think that is a false choice, michelle obama would never put her name on the ballot. >> never say never. >> gavin newsom, i think if luke at new democratic party, primary map, he will have travel as well. with south carolina and georgia first, i think that gavin newsom will have trouble there. if he runs. which is unlikely. >> he is totaly winning, joe biden can't do it shane, you are a young v viral man, joe biden wishes he had one 10th of yo your vigor will they elbow him out of the way. >> i hope so, i would love to see anyone in there you go joe biden, i thought jo

and a lot of anti-war folks today on the left and right have been obama a lot.media, to justify not sending more aid and weapons to ukraine. and i wonder, was obama right then, but wrong now? or is what he said still correct today? what is your take? >> well, i mean, the technical truth, mehdi, his core interest refers to something you would go to war for. if a nato ally was attacked, that's the core justification of the united states, we're obligated to come to the defense. and it's difficult and painful as it was today, back in 2015, 16 ukraine was not a nato ally. and that remains the case today, the united states in this war as the principal and overwhelming supplier of arms to ukraine, but we're obviously not sending american troops to fight and die in the same way we would if it was a nato ally now. now, mehdi, i believe, as do a lot of people, that this full scale invasion does threaten our core interests. it's threatens nato, it threatens basically every interest that we care about, particularly in europe as globalized, now with china's entry into creasi

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over it you should not convey you key will do as much for race relations as the election of bartok obama and america. they really have to ask themselves the asking the right question. because truthfully, do we really think that the election of barack obama has done anything to solve racial tensions and discrimination and racism within the united states of america? i don't think so. i think that is clear evidence that racism has go wash, not better. and when you can shut of the disappointment that barak obama representative for many, many of the supporters, many people thought he was going to call on behalf of the majority, not the corporate minority. and sadly, they were let don't because bought a bama. he said that was going into just made the catch that was one of these back platforms, universal healthcare, for every american citizen, the richest country in the world. and they can't afford to give universal health care is absolutely unforgivable. a bought a car bama all shall present these over the largest number of bombings of muslim countries and the planet that's, that's mine. who w

barack obama and i have a relatively long history. met him when my kids were five and seven years old. their basketball coach at the lincoln belmont 'y' was michelle robinson's brother, craig robinson. i met barack and michelle when he was a state senator and i think she was working at the university of chicago. i had known them for a long time. i knew what terrific individuals they were. when barack decided he was going to run for the presidency, he contacted me in 2006 and said, would you help me? would you become my national finance chair? would you raise the money for me to run for president? i thought this was a crazy idea. i had never raised money on a national level for a presidential campaign. i had no idea how anyone did that. he said, no, no, i want you to do this role. and i did, but i really almost said no. what happened was i was sitting, talking to my husband after the evening that barack had asked me. he said to me, this is destiny knocking on the door of our nation and you've got to find a way to help. so, that led me

there's president obama when he did it, holding hands with john lewis, and michelle obama back in 2015n barack obama was president of the united states. that was just an incredible moment. we see president biden doing it today, arlette. a vice president that many thought would not become president is walking that same walk that president obama did eight years ago. arlette, your thoughts as we're watching this. it's always an incredible moment to watch this unfold. >> reporter: it really is. this is a tradition we've seen play out over and over. it's particularly significant when you do have the president of the united states here coming to commemorate and walk through that same martha hundreds of civil rights, voting rights activists did 58 years ago today. in just a short while, you see the president, as he is slowly walking across this bridge. of course, he has been here before when he was vice president and also back in 2020 as a presidential candidate. in 2020 he didn't march across the bridge but did speak at one of the historic churches just a few blocks away. for president biden

this i, of course , could well remember, you told me calls from obama president obama and president putindisagree on all major issues of the situation in ukraine but the two leaders continue talk about potential we emphasize potential opportunities. resolve this crisis. your obama agreed. as i understand it, there will be no shooting. you know, but nevertheless there are certain things that we don't talk about publicly, in any case, i can say that the agreements that were reached in this telephone conversation on the american side were implemented in detail. but the perpetrators escape punishment for the murder after a successful coup, all the events that took place on the maidan that began at the end of november and ended on february 21-22 already in the fourteenth year. they were largely predetermined as elements of the external control segment, which was then actually introduced into washington. nome and here at first they are government foundations of the organization and government officials in the form and years of representation of the same nulan of the same biden aftermath of the

be anyone's number two, i don't even think she was obama's number two, or three. is this just a fantasy? this whole michelle obama, that's like oprah, are they going to give up their life of fun and leisure in multiple homes for going back to the white house? i just don't see it. >> we know michelle obama does not think too highly of kamala. remember at the dnc, she would not be bothered to re-record her video now that she had been chosen. to reflect that, sitting on her vacation in martha's vineyard, did not care. there's not a lot of affection it seems for joe biden or his team amongst the obama's, and i cannot imagine her bailing her out. in the same thing for oprah winfrey, who pulls a lot of the strengths of the democratic party. i can imagine her being second to joe biden either. it so i think you are exactly right. they have limited their options right now to someone just based on identity politics as opposed to what the american people actually want with the electorate might support, because of that they are pretty much stuck with her unless they want to p

was in the process of withdrawing from world affairs and the barack obama. i decided to do just that i've, if his wish was to do, obama had also made a commitment to us citizens that donald trump continued until the and to some extent you bite and has as well, especially with their withdrawal from afghanistan. wanted to know what kind of get used to, even if the strategy being shaken by the war trainers at study. so not only did the russian government fail to completely disarm aside and prevent him from carrying out chemical weapons attacks, it was a green of failure to enforce. a red line was a green light for our adversaries to do. who would see that the united states would not act in the future? and this was probably a green light. one of the 1st green lights were put in himself as he contemplated potential military action. ah, that decisions to should bashar assad very well as vladimir putin was still presenting himself as a man of peace? he discreetly had hundreds of mercenaries brought into syria, or they belonged to the wagner. greek whose leader main

was in the process of withdrawing from world affairs and the barack obama. i decided to do just that of the fish was to do. obama had also made a commitment to us citizens that donald trump continued until the and to some extent you bite it has, as well, especially with their withdrawal from afghanistan, wanted to know what could have given you still, even if the strategy being shaken by the war ukraine lose its study. so not only did the russian government fail to completely disarm aside and prevent him from carrying out chemical weapons attacks, it was a green of failure to enforce. a red line was a green light for our adversaries to do it. who would see that the united states would not act in the future? and this was probably a green light. one of the 1st green lights were put in himself as he contemplated potential military action. ah, that decision suited bashar assad very well as vladimir putin was still presenting himself as a man of peace, he discreetly had hundreds of mercenaries brought into syria. are they belonged to the wagner group whose leader

as i indicated she also served the obama administration and undersecretary for policies then worked for the senate for the majority leader charles schumer and daniel patrick moynihan. a warm after welcome to the deputy secretary. [applause] i think we are going to have a really interesting conversation about public transportation and the administration will they are doing to support the industry. obviously we are very grateful for the work in the transportation to harness the potential of the bipartisan and special wall. over the past six months alone the dot has awarded more than 8 billion in competitive grants for public transit and dot. otlet me just say having done ts i know how hard it is. that is a tremendous achievement. [applause] dot also has an additional 22 billion available right now so everybody get your pen out. from the departmental perspective one of the lessons learned for the first year implementing this historic legislation. >> i now live half a block away from the metro station. thank you for your leadership and all of you in the room running the transit systems. tha

>> michael obama. >> that is correct. >> why do you call her michael obama? rivers say? >> what to joan rivers say? do you get most of your news from joan rivers? >> i don't get none of my news from joan rivers, i'm just saying what she said about michael obama. >> regardless of the sources, the maga crowd, which the police estimated to be between three and six people, believed these charges were unworthy of a former president. >> i don't feel trump should be in trouble. that is unconstitutional. i feel to invite a president. >> this is a political attack? >> yes. >> they are not charging someone else. >> hold on. everything is political. >> they didn't charge somebody else with this exact crime. >> yeah, so why should he be in trouble? >> well, michael cohen was charged, pled guilty, served time in jail. >> disloyalty. loyalty means nothing. >> this is about a man who cheated on his wife with a porn star while his wife was at home with their newborn son. but loyalty is a big issue for you? >> we man. >> even trump doesn't understand how the law works. turns

and when you consider the disappointment that barak obama represented for many, many of the support of many people thought that he was going to govern on behalf of the majority. not the corporate minority. and sadly, they would let don't, because bought a bama, he said that was going into just may the catch. that was one of these platforms, universal healthcare for every american citizen, the richest country in the world. and they can't afford to give universal health care is absolutely unforgivable. a bought a car bama all shall present the, the over the largest number of bombings of the countries and the planet. less than mine who was a sensibly amount of piece actually as guilty of dropping more bombs than even bomb or bush beforehand. i'm so bought a bomb out was that disappointment, in terms of the aspirations of many black americans and those are believed in peace across the planet. and richie shook will do absolutely nothing to improve diversity race relations and the key because the mind stands for the establishment, he stands for the status quo. he stands for changing absolute

barack obama invoked that. isis. nothing to do with anything but the saddam hussein regime. then donald trump used to justify the airstrike. in that justification he quoted the obama years. you hear from folks on the hill that this has been accbused. it's been stretched beyond reason. he's a remarkable statement which is because obama and trump invoked it, we want to invoke it. which sounds like two presidents have used it so future presidents should. >> this is part of a decade's long tension over does the congress have to authorize military action, where is the president's authority stop and start. there was a bigger issue there. but if you go back to the politics of that day, it was a big deal. there was 9/11 and then tbush administration started to identify iraq as a threat. but this was a big vote is for democrats, including the senator from delaware, who is now the president of the united states. >> this is not a blank check for the use of force against iraq for my reason. it's an authorization for the us

jackson was also white house physician for both presidents trump and obama. it's good to see you this morning. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you, maria. appreciate you having me. maria: first, your reaction to susan rice running all agencies as it relates to equity. it gives her power over the chair mentioner i guess, of those agencies -- chairmen, i guess, of those agencies. your thoughts. >> why did this happen to start with? i've asked myself how did susan rice end up back in the west wing running domestic policy? i know the dynamics of the west wing pretty well, and she was the national security adviser during the obama administration. so to go from being the national security adviser to domestic policy counsel is not a promotion, it's not something someone would normally do. it's a step down. but why would she do that, you've got to ask yourself, and the reason is because the biden administration from day one has been nothing, has been about nothing but their e woke social agenda and their domestic policy. that's really all they care about. tha

. >> i'd like to introduce another good friend of mine who worked together in the obama administration. i have a tremendous amount of respect for her. and that person is polly trachtenberg, currently secretary at the department of transportation. she's the number two official and she for supports secretary buddha judge. for dot. she has an extensive 25 years of experience in all sectors and served in 2015 to 2020 as commissioner and ran a complex 300 person embassy and equitable operations transportation network which includes 6000 miles of roadway, the nations largest traffic operation, the staten island ferry, extensive public infrastructure and initiatives in her smart transportation technology space and by the way, she also served on mtas board. in her spare time. as indicated she not only served in the obama administration as undersecretary for department of transportation, she worked at the charles schumer and daniel patrick moynihan. please join me in giving a warm welcome to deputy secretary polly trachtenberg. >> thank you for being here with us today. and the administration l

and when obama was sworn in, they gave it to obama and and obama felt this obligation so that at the after the bill was passed, after ted had died. obama went to a party and then he went back up to the quarters of the white house. and he said, i thought of two things. i thought of my mom who had died of breast cancer and thought of ted kennedy. thank you for. what? what made senator staff so excellent and what does that kind of share for inspiring excellent public service a next generation of service today. jfk and the new frontier just an astonishing effect. and on a whole generation and every bright young kid who was interested in politics wanted to go to washington if had a liberal bent or party background and go to work for the kennedys, the kennedy white house, the new frontier, and when ted then took over the mantle. and bobby had been killed, they all wanted to work, ted. and so he had like, you know, summa cum laude, a harvard law guy is going to be taking $20,000 a year jobs as as committee. and he had dave burke who he got the kennedy white house to be his chief of staff, w