and barack obama an informal meeting between barack obama and angela merkel took place in berlin . why did the forty-fourth us president show up in europe? . so what , but it’s interesting, suddenly the personal doctor of ex- us president barack obama declares a decrease in the mental abilities of joe biden and says that this could end in a total war with china and russia, he should have done a cognitive test of his condition a matter of national security long ago. just kidding, if it's true, then you don't have to lie now, like in that scene from the john wayne movie. don't make a dog-faced pony soldier out of me. okay, well, here's what i 'll tell you. here's what i'm going to do. i 'm going to ask the white house photographer to come upstairs, and i'm going to get up and stand in front of every row. i'm serious. and if you can see the camera, then they can see you, and that will be the least of it. part of this meeting is for you, i promise. it's terrible for the country that our commander-in-chief is biden half the time. he doesn't even know where he is and every day pushes us

and, of course, this all started urn obama because that's when -- under obama because that's when states began raising their minimum wage. and again i, i don't find the literature supporting, supporting that claim. irfirst, the minimum wage is a very blunt instrument when it comes to addressing poverty. i mean, most people who make the minimum wage aren't poor, and most people who are poor already make more than the min if mum wage. -- minimum wage. what poor families need are jobs. your typical family living in poverty has no workers. the problem is not that they have workers only making the minimum wage, they lack workers period. and so to the extent that you are pricing people out of the labor force, you are not addressing poverty. but i do look -- i look particularly at states that did raise their minimum wage. and raising the minimum wage involves trade-offs. if you make the minimum wage and it goes up by law, you will make more money, obviously. if you keep your job. you keep working the same number of hours that the you were working before the wage went up. but those are two big i

enter barack obama.ow the former president has emerged from his multi million dollars estate, he has many but i'm talking about the one in martha's vineyard to lecture people on the issue of race in an interview today that dropped on cnn. obama can't help himself. if you notice he doesn't spend a lot of time praising pal joe biden who has his old job. we can only wonder why that is? joe and ba rock used to be good friends, i they they gave each other friendship bracelets. remember when joe tweeted that. doesn't he think joe thinks he's a good president, shouldn't he get another bracelet for the new job? doesn't seem to be happening. instead obama used the cnn interview to attack republicans, specifically not donald trump but senator tim scott of south carolina. the fact that tim scott has an optimistic view of race relations in america seems to have the former president very upset. >> i'm not being cynical about tim scott individually. i am maybe suggesting that the rhetoric of, can't we all get along, a

until the seventh year of the obama presence.ean 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 election he

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now, why is obama saying this now? do you think a little harder for show normal for asking the question, he hasn't done no. a lot of interviews, subject to the interviews on, on his for policy. so i think it was, you know, one of those moments where the question gets asked and you dig and you get an answer i, i don't think he was being quite a definitive in terms of how he saw the referendum in crimea. but he, she absolutely was speaking to a different time as in 2008 with the georgia when george bush was in office and then crimea, and done boss with the brock obama in office where it was a different moment. you know, we use that term different moment in history, but it was different leaders in the european countries had different priorities that connectivity to the russian federation, particularly with energy, as well as, you know, with, with other imports and exports for substantial. and so, and your president obama for president obama did say, you know, in, in, in so many word ukraine just wasn't that important that

histo enter barack obama. now, the former president has emerged from his d from h multiu dollar state. he's got many of them. but i'm talkinthg about the one in martha's vineyard to lecture the american people on the issue of raceecture . ope in an interview today that c dropped on cnn. obama can't help himself. if you notice. he doesn't spend a lot of time p praisingal pal joe biden, who h. got his old job. we can only wonder why that is. john barrack used to be really good friends. i think they gave each other rocusedd friendship bracelets. remember when joe biden tweeted that photo of the bracelet? friendshdoesn't obama think joee a good president? should he get another braceletn' to cite that new advantage with the new job? it doesn't seem to be happenint . instead, obama used the cnn inkerview to attac republican and specifically not donald trump. but senator tim scott of south carolina. the fact that tim scott has an optimistichat ti view of race relations in america seems to have the former president ve

and she says that biden and obama have a close relationship.isten. >> it was a debt limit situation occurring and it was important for us to read it out to let them know that the president, president obama and president biden spoke. no particular -- no specific particular reasoning. i know biden sometimes people ask when they speak and we thought because of the debt limit, because of the bipartisanship that we saw happening in the last couple of days it was important to lay out that the president, president obama and president biden spoke. not going to get into it from here. i'm sure we will be -- we will hear more on what those other topics are. pete: we're friends. rachel: that doesn't surprise me. everyone -- a lot of people believe that this is obama's third term that joe biden's out of it and that there's a team of people behind the scenes who helped get him elected. system of articulation fixer jowski biden is no -- pete: jo joe biden is nowhere without obama and he's plucked out for very particular reasons to be a vice president and gave

so jessica, does obama, do obama, nikki haley, and tim scott c. race in america differently?at what the debate is here, is it systemic or not systemic? >> to a certain extent. i think that you hear tim scott saying let's not talk about this and that is how we are going to come together. obama is really saying that we have to talk about it to come together. you are hearing to people who are saying that we have to make this better, we have to have conversations about race that are not so toxic in the society. at the same time, what obama is saying is that we both have a history of racism and we are also currently dealing with that aftermath, currently dealing with the aftermath of race in our society and into a deal is that we are never going to have a kumbaya moment that people like tim scott would like us to have the second. >> tim scott from and his speech talked about how his grandfather and south carolina, in the early part of the 20th century, dealt with jim crow racism, discrimination. >> i think he said he had to get off the sidewalk delight white pedestrians -- >> abso

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.

obama is a great communicator, but the contrast with biden is clear.hey're very complementary figures in some way, but biden is the president and has the opportunity to make his own case. if he relies too much on surrogates, i think that will raise additional questions. >> i would agree you can't rely on figures too much like obama, but he's a figure that will bring people out to the poll. i think he's who his booster is. barack obama can still bring people out. >> thank you very much, friends. >>> next, two whistleblowers told congress irs investigators recommended charging hunter biden with far more serious crimes than he ended up with. next we'll bring you cnn's latest reporting on this. kitc? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic, plant-based fiber. with the same

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that's a direct threat to barack obama, joe biden and kamala harris.ey want to try and take down senator tim scott [cheers and applause]. >> sean: you know, leo, i've got to ask you, have you experienceded this since you became 2.0 and evolved out of 1.0? >> i'll tell you right now, not as much but yes. because the race card, sean, is the power and control of the democratic party. you take the race card away from them, they don't have the black vote. but more black americans are leaving the democratic party. they have basically smelled the coffee and they're moving to the right. they have become, like myself, a trump republican. and i think the basic line is this. opportunity exists on the right. and if you want to be completely dependent on the democratic kool-aid as far as government will do everything, you buy into the barack obama game plan and what i'm telling us is most black americans have rejected that and continue to reject it sean. >> sean: leo 2.0 terrell, now by the way, jason's book the puppet tears in book store this week, all across the

former resident obama get candid about the impact of a.i.nal security, the workforce, and misinformation. president biden has been to the west coast to talk to the a.i. leaders, to talk to them about regulation. what is your worst nightmare situation if it is not regulated, i? >> this is a powerful technology and it is coming fast. and if it kind of goes into the wild, the way social media did without us thinking through the consequences, we could have bigger problems with a.i., we will have bigger problems with a.i.. national security problems, job displacement problems, misinformation problems that undermine our democracy. and so yes, we are going to have to regulate it in an intelligent way. now there is enormous potential, if harnessed correctly, you can have a.i. teachers that, much more cheaply are delivering a very good education to people in remote areas. the danger is that, if it is weaponized, it can be a very powerful tool for mischief. the potential for people who are in jobs that can be done remotely to be replaced entirely by m

is that what your objection was to obama, or was it something deeper as well? the early days i was just just looking at his prior associations with, you know, where's the people associated with the weather underground? but i mean, he was, he was deliberately hiding his pass and it was, you know, the, the image that he betrayed and presented to the american public was not consistent . you know, for example, what i pointed right and indignation man, so i'm also carol and uh, actually i've tried to gain access friend of mine to retire f b, i hostage rescue team guy who is actually over in indonesia during to try to, you know, he got with some of his buddies there and they tried to access that material which had already been all been cleaned out, cleaned up by who john brennan. so brandon had been active out working to help uh, burnish uh, rock. obama is image bama like like bush, they're both draughts and it actually in the, in some aspects. i think obama was more for the next is particularly when you look at what was done in the overthrow of governments in libya.

that many saw be as harsh as your criticism of the bush administration. brock obama was certainly no friends to whistle blowers and he surrounded himself with a lot of bad people from the c i a. is that what your objection was to obama, or was it something deeper the well, the early days i was just just looking at his prior associations with, you know, convicted aerosmith bill errors, the people associated with the weather underground. but i mean, he was, he was deliberately hiding his pass and it was, you know, the, the image that he portrayed and presented to the american public was not consistent with his background. i mean, you know, for example, when i pointed out that he was adopted by an indignation man. so i'm also terrell. and actually i've tried to gain access to those adoption records in indonesia and i had a friend of mine to retire a f. b. i hosted rescue team guy who was actually over in indonesia during training at the time. and he went in to try to, you know, you go with some of his buddies there and they tried to access that material which had already done all the cl

where was former president obama?d love to know what obama's plan was, considering he was the one that was president for eight years. in fact, his presidency, race relations dropped by 20 points. a gallup survey from 2012 to 2015 found that americans who said race relations were somewhat good or very good dropped by more than 20 points under obama's presidency. why don't we talk about that. >> someone did talk about that. we will play this. this is before president barack obama decided to name check him the day before. watch this. >> he missed a softball moving at slow speed with a big bat. you can't miss this opportunity. america was hungry for bringing our country together. president obama missed that opportunity. president biden ran as the great uniter and he has been the great divider. the one thing the far left doesn't want a black person to be in this country is a conservative. it is possible for america to come together but not because of the color of our skin but because of the consistency of our value system.

how do you respond to what obama said? >> you know, dana, usually when someone says don't take this personally you probably should take it personally. i am stunned at how little barack obama knows about tim scott and i'm also stunned at what little effort he made when he was in washington for five years to change that. if he knew anything at all about tim scott he would know tim scott starts with education. if you want to do something about poverty in this country, then give people access to a quality education. that's the number one issue for tim scott. follow that up with criminal justice reform. he took plenty of arrows. that's not a republican talking point. no one at the grocery store stops republican candidates and say i wish you would talk about criminal justice reform. tim scott did. opportunity zones. tinge that -- i know he drove a man to the polling place to vote for barack obama for president the first time. he drove a black man, an older black man that he knew was not going to vote the same way he was going to

i'm not -- is that the president obama that we had later in history as president?se things, which in many ways sound like conservative talking points today. >> no, i don't think he did. listen, all that sounds good, but what did he actually do with his presidency? frankly what are the democrats doing with their turn at power? they're spending money recklessly in every agency. not being concerned about the efficacy, just turning on the spigot, blowing it out more. the massive spending under the democratic party unleashed a massive inflation in our country, which is hurting all americans, whether you're black, white or hispanic. if you're at the lower end of our economic system, you got crushed the most. that's his party. our party is saying look, we have to pull the spending back, parents need to be fully invested, have to be at the front of the line when it comes to their children, not behind a teacher's union or bureaucracy. >> martha: he had this brother's keeper organization. you have three sons. why is there not a stronger message? so much of what we see comes

and negotiator who is an obama disaster.to congress to vote on their claim this is nothing more than an extension of a prior deal which have have been handle under our constitution in a treaty process, you have a situation where you have a president of united states, who'll commit the united states to a position without input. from congress. not in writing, to claim that it is an extension of prior deal that we already withdrew from. i just want people continued to how sinister this is. i want to thank you so much my friend, colonel richard kemp for your insight, very much and i appreciate it god bless. >> you thank you, a pleasure. mark: be well. >> we'll be right back. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. how to grow delicious herbs: step one: use miracle-gro potting mix. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. >> welcome back america. we really need

obama needs 100 percent compliance.first place is because the new york times wasn't telling the full story. the media was shutting out half the country. now obama wants to make the mainstream media great again. if you don't watch cnn, you don't 9 no biden's use of the justice department to take out his political opponent. obama can tell you right to your face what biden did. blame it on trump and he will believe it. >> you cannot view the justice department as your personal law firm. you cannot ignore norms and guardrails that had been put in place to assure that your self interest isn't what drives these institutions. >> did obama just make the case to impeach biden? and nobody who reads the new york times or watch a cnn even saw that. my complexes a sub stock column is involved in flex into success. how do you read into brooks interview with cnn? >> i would give it a see, it just doesn't have that old barack obama sparkle to it who can blame him? he just rolled off the couch at this seaside property martha's vineyard.

and negotiator who is an obama disaster.y have now intention of taking this to congress to vote on their claim this is nothing more than an extension of a prior deal which have have been handle under our constitution in a treaty process, you have a situation where you have a president of united states, who'll commit the united states to a position without input. from congress. not in writing, to claim that it is an extension of prior deal that we already withdrew from. i just want people continued to how sinister this is. i want to thank you so much my friend, colonel richard kemp for your insight, very much and i appreciate it god bless. >> you thank you, a pleasure. mark: be well. >> we'll be right back. >> welcome back america. we really need more time on the shelf but i only have a few minutes after want to address the hunter biden issue. what a complete disgrace again by merrick garland. it's not two tears of justice, there is no justice. when he came to hunter biden foreign agents registration act. he did not even come

and negotiator who is an obama disaster. vote on their claim this is nothing more than an extension of a prior deal which have have been handle under our constitution in a treaty process, you have a situation where you have a president of united states, who'll commit the united states to a position without input. from congress. not in writing, to claim that it is an extension of prior deal that we already withdrew from. i just want people continued to how sinister this is. i want to thank you so much my friend, colonel richard kemp for your insight, very much and i appreciate it god bless. >> you thank you, a pleasure. mark: be well. >> we'll be right back. ♪ neither snowcapped mountains, nor puddles of water, nor unexpected detours with a 20 foot drainage pipe, can stop the ruggedly capable telluride x-pro from getting you to your dinner reservation on time. okay! ♪ kia. movement that inspires weeds... they have you surrounded. take your lawn back with scotts turf builder triple action! gets three jobs done at once - kills

so brandon had been active out working to help a burnish uh brock obama image. but you know, a bomb. i like like bush, they're both draughts and it actually in the internet. some aspects. i think obama was more for the next years, particularly when you look at what was done in the overthrow of governments in libya. you attempt it over through the government or bus your assault in syria. uh no, my daughter, the rise of the, of the, of the crew and, and ukraine which took out a duly elected president, may have been corrupt that he was still duly elected. oh, no. oh, bama was involved with the overthrow of more countries or attempted over throw board governments in george w bush. just can't believe that to another of the myriad problems that many former c i a officers have is with something called the publications review board. everybody who is ever worked for the c, i a even if you work there for 15 minutes, must submit every thing that he or she writes to the publications review board for clarence. the problem with the p r b is that they're highly politicized. if

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and again, i think obama has nothing to apologize for. it's uh, you know, i remember watching the referendum take place in crime air. and i was watching uh, the channel that i used to work for is to work for cnn back in atlanta years ago. and i was watching that coverage with my former colleague, michael holmes. and they were, they were showing literally thousands of people in, in, in a huge line that was reading between the buildings of crime here and the present. it was in atlanta who was throwing to that correspondent in crime if they didn't like what he was saying. michael holmes was saying, look at all these people, they're always people, grandparents, parents, children, there. they will come out to be a part of the referendum. and at which point the present as to a hosting that shows that michael. but we're going to cut the signal here is this is not working out for us to cut the story, get rid of it. why do you think see it and cut him off so quickly. which, because network psych, cnn frank, they have become mouth pieces for the us

what do you think of the point that obama was making?essor morality question, why do you care less about the death of a large, people far away then someone you love. it's a false comparison. in this case you have one case of huge scale tragedy, grace period and the other is more intriguing because it's a salve that goes underwater, which they do, and risks people's lives. it's adventurous. it makes in a more interesting news rather story than the larger tragic one. a better comparison i think would be people who live safe lives but died the hands of people who take risks. at least the people that died in the ocean didn't take anybody with them. they reveal what bothered me the most are the people he should be talking about. criminals. the kill innocent people. he's been very quiet about some pretty big issues and professor obama could come out could make strong statements about the way the world has gone pretty should be saying look at these people coming out of the stores with 900 bucks worth of crap. that didn't happen when i was presi

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i did not represent obama.d that god forbid. to uh once again uh for the position of president it turns out that habana is very weak and a person who does not know clear principles , do you remember the munich conference at which he sat next to medved and then he said something there there were technical problems and the microphones weren't turned off, and he said, i'm going to be the president for a second term, and we're going to solve the issue there , and he gets a patriot - that's what they were trying to teach in poland at the time. russia was very against it and fired back at the repulsed, yes, i'll pass everything to volodya and it has been on the air ever since said that, unfortunately, this is not the main direction of america, which is such a state that demonstrates the primacy of such international rules, so i do not agree with any of his sentences, but this is such a weak justification i did not decide parts of my personality at that time, and not only in crimea, and then in syria, in other er thin

is that what your objection was to obama, or was it something deeper as well? the early days i was just just looking at his prior associations with, you know, convicted terrorist with bill errors, the people associated with the weather underground. i mean, he was, he was deliberately hiding his pass and it was, you know, the, the image that he betrayed and presented to the american public was not consistent with his background. i mean, you know, for example, what i pointed out that he was adopted by an indignation man. so low, so towel. and uh, actually i've tried to gain access to those adoption records in indonesia and i had a friend of mine and retired a f, b. i hosted rescue team guy who was actually over in indonesia during training at the time. and he went in to try to, you know, he got with some of his buddies there and they tried to access that material which had already done all being cleaned out, cleaned up by who john brennan, so brand new, they've been active out, working to help a burnish uh brock obama is image, but you know, a bomb a like, like b

i think that their authors did not listen to obama. if you are serious , did you listen ?f course, i read it. said that there was no armed intervention, he said that in russia and ukraine there was no armed intervention in the crimea, he actually said many controversial things i would say funny but in quotes and in fact i don’t know to the end is it an attempt to somehow highlight his role from a completely different angle and with a different logic, er, or simply obama is thinking about how he will be remembered in the context of what is happening, i actually remember very well, er, those personal words of obama when he said no no weapons, and it was a difficult conversation, and his argument was very simple , and i didn’t always remember this argument either, because there will be a war , but there are a lot of the same human beings, they are generally so neat to me, i will say they are surprised about the volume that somehow was somewhere and then many other things began to arise, so when merkel says something, she at least tries to walk around the corners. but obama ga

you were then asked by the obama administration to go to the pentagon. what were you 1st asked to do there? and why was there such turmoil when you arrived? well, so the trim why it wasn't when i arrived, it was after i made my disclosures, i was very honored and excited to join the obama administration. i actually stayed for the entire 8 years. but when i went over initially to work on wounded warrior issues and then got moved around and ended up working on the suicide prevention office and then got moved again and again and again and just some extra, you know, that's the life of the political point. a but it was at the defend suicide prevention office that i made my disclosures and, and that's when things really went sideways for me. mm hm. so you are at the pen and gone and you finally feel comfortable. tell us what it was that you saw that made you uncomfortable for that 1st time. what was the nature of your initial whistle blowing? yeah, so, you know, it doesn't take long to be at the pentagon and realize how complex and complicated things can be ov

you were then asked by the obama administration to go to the pentagon. what were you 1st asked to do there? and why was there such turmoil when you arrived? well, so the term why it wasn't when i arrived, it was after i made my disclosures, i was very honored and excited to join the obama administration. i actually stayed for the entire 8 years. but when i went over initially to work on wounded warrior issues and then got moved around and ended up working on the suicide prevention office and then got moved again and again and again. and to some extent, you know, that's the life of the political appointee. but it was at the defend suicide prevention office that i made my disclosures and, and that's when things really went sideways for me. mm hm. so you are at the pentagon and you finally feel comfortable. tell us what it was that you saw that made you uncomfortable for that 1st time. what was the nature of your initial whistle blowing? yeah, so, you know, it doesn't take long to be at the pentagon and realize how complex and complicated things can be over

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obama did not support reparations, for example.ling out somebody like tim scott, is there a substantive policy proposal that he is saying tim scott should support x policy, or is he saying that conservatives should talk about race more the way that obama does? and what does that talk really worth? >> jessica? >> i cannot say that obama has done everything perfect on race. i think that will be inaccurate. but what i can say is that this is a really good and important point that optimism is okay. optimism is break. being all -- about race in america is not. you cannot address problems that he refused even acknowledge, i think that is part of the problem. and yes, you can have policy disagreements that are important to have but you cannot even have these policy disagreements if we do not agree that there is a problem. >> jason, you worked for -- when he was running for president. i do think republicans deal with? race >> i think it's a very difficult subject, obviously to tackle. and one of the things that i found on the campaign and

which of president obama now? it started to look like his vp was using leverage over foreign countries to line his own pockets. >> joe biden volunteered at the end of the obama administration to fly around and handout foreign agent checks and talk about foreign policy. we track down the money in romania less than two weeks after biden left romania.his family started getting wires through companies who were laundry back down for less than two weeks after he left romania. everything we found in romania is consistent with what this form alleges that the fbi have. >> this is you finding out from just one bank. they're going to the banks where the deposits are. mike mccormick is a stenographer at the white house it was there during the obama years. welcome back. >> great to be back. >> when you're watching these investigations to try to unwind with the biden family wasn't wasn't up to. what should we know? you were there with jake sullivan and the former vice president. >> there's a lot of questions with a lot of diffe

this is what obama said on a podcast, and scott's response on other side. >> i think that there is acan or other minority candidates within the republican party who will validate america, and say, that everything is great. >> there no higher compliment than to be attacked by president obama, and when the democrats feel threatened, they drag out the former president and have him make negative comments about someone running and hoping that the numbers will go down. >> in the same interview, scott says he believes that he is the most conservative person running right now. >>> and former reverend al sharpton, he is pushing back on the idea that all candidates must sign a pledge no matter who is running saying they will not convict former president trump and chris christie calling it useless. >> we have never had in all of my life had the candidates take a pledge. we are republicans. and you would support the republican whether you won or loss, and you didn't have to sign something, but only in the era of donald trump that you need somebody to sign something on a pledge. i will go back to

joe biden and barack obama have to understand this democrats are not fun any more.guy -- guys don't get offended around other guys, it's when the girls come around. then we are offended so we look sensitive. michelle said the same thing, our daughters and friends are annoying. if we say indian instead of native american, you can't even have these people at your company any more. they'll throw you a lawsuit, a hr complaint, they'll budlight you. it's nerve racking and now people are offended on behalf of the minorities. it's a liberal white woman who is offended on their behalf. richard and i are respectful enough toward each other, but richard is not offended by me and i'm not offended by richard. i don't think he wants to speech police me. he probably wants police reform. he probably cares about policy. >> but you're speaking for me. >> you can't even talk policy with democrats because if you say illegal alien instead of undocumented -- >> you critique liberal white women and you're speaking for me. >> so it also shuts down the reporter, he never got an toons his q

you buy into the barack obama game plan.nd what i'm telling you, most black americans have rejected that and they continue to reject it. >> shot. all righ t, leo, 2.0. now, by the way, in jason's book, the puppeteer is in bookstores out this week all across the country amazon.com hannity .com. thank you both for being with us. >> appreciate it. when we come back, straight when bill de blasio speaking out about a major regret from his time as of new york city probably will surprise you. probill surp jimmy failla dagen mcdowell, they tear it up. when we come back. >> hiding unsightly toenails. then you need not explain gold nail clarifying gel. it's money back guaranteed with not x 90% of nails improve for clear healthy looking toenails buying honest at walmart right hcv and walgreens . >> do you have too much body fat? it tends to accumulate on your stomach, hips and thighs. are you struggling to lose weight? does it seem like no matter what you do, you just can't get rid of excess body fat? body fat builds over our midsectio

and those comments of former president obama and michelle obama are calling on others in society to help students like them along the way. >> jeff zeleny, thank you. as you are speaking, jeff, there is an update to president biden's schedule, and the white house is putting this out, that president biden is going to be delivering remarks on affirmative action, and those coming from the president of the united states in just about one hour at 12:30 eastern. >>> just reminding everybody where we are. the u.s. supreme court has made a huge decision that will affect many, many, many americans and universities and colleges. they can no longer use race as a factor in deciding whether or not students get admitted. that is the bottom line. there are lots of caveats that we have seen from justice roberts, because that is the bottom line. i want to go to steve vladic and laura coates. i want to start with you, steve, because you been watching every single thing coming down on this, and you write that it does not end all race-based affirmative action. i am curious though, because we have just heard

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that's a great obamaism. and i think he really respects that and he exemplifies that. >> one of the funny things, and i've heard him say this before, this is i think one of his favorite topics, he doesn't like all the semantics around -- he thinks that -- he said it again on the axe files that basically progressives can be too scolding, too finger wagging, that when you really criticize people for not using the right words it's counterproductive. >> yeah. and i think -- what's so interesting is i see that on social media. i don't think i've ever seen it in real life. i've never been in a circle where i've actually been around people and i've said oh, wow, we've gone too far. you know, i've been in tons of circles where i'm like oh my gosh, people are saying these things and no one is challenging it or i'm the only one challenging it. it's just so interesting we have these conversations and they're so focused on kind of twitter and the social media sphere and we have these conversations that just aren't practi

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