michelle obama. it produces movies almost exclusively a partnership with the online streaming service. netflix now most have centered around current pop culture and social issues like crypt camp disability revolution, $88.00 twist scientist and worked there. also several supplementing movies like becoming by michelle obama. so little of who i am happened in those 8 years or the light with kerry, which is a conversation between oprah winfrey and michelle obama. it's not in the book, but i'll see i was gonna tell the story. i didn't know. i can tell it's for the most successful film yet is the apocalyptic film. leave the world behind, storing a level actors and actresses like julia roberts, ethan hawke, and math archie ali. so sorry to bother you. this is our house. now officially the bomb is for just the production house and took on the project because they loved the book originally, but had no influence over the screenplay and did not even visit the set. however, if you've ever seen the film and let

and michelle obama done. i don't have any problem with the back. they went into the movie business. i think we ought to understand that. yes, they have an agenda. yes, they have a bias just like a conservative filmmaker would have as well. so i don't have any problem as long as they're out front on it. good for you. it's capitalism. at its finest. that being said, where i am really concerned is when you don't know what they're doing, which is what we talked about in the a block, and that is that brock obama still running things. let him go run a film company. don't let him run our country anymore. yeah, well speaking of politics, steve, the obama bite and clinton fundraiser has now sold out of not only the half $1000000.00 tickets for the tour of $50000000.00 because the $100000.00 tickets. there is a projection of raising over $10000000.00 for the biding campaign presidency for 2024. does this make you feel a little bit an odd knowing if there's so much more money supporting and probably more money is probab

obama expert is with us.show "the daily show's" jordan cleper, a comic, did show up and do a satyrical commentary. >> why are they waiting until right now? >> is it possible they're waiting until right now because trump coop sis tently delayed the trials? >> no. >> trump cannot get a fair trial in a 90 plus percent democrat city like new york city. >> where can trump get a fair trial? >> in the midwest. in ohio. in florida. >> he's on trial in florida. he's on trial in georgia. will you accept the results of those trials? >> no. >> no. chay, we've always begun with the evidence, the facts in the courtroom. when i mentioned o.j. or any big trial, it's also going to play out obviously for the public and everyone understands that even if the da's job is to do evidence and not politics. you are someone who's proven to be pretty historically knowledgeable about politics, trials and a lot of other things, how they play out for voters. >> right. >> your thoughts here two days in. >> yeah. that clip is pretty funny b

so president obama actually took action. he started detaining family units with children when they came across the border, and it worked. he brought down the number of people crossing this, into our country illegally, because there was a consequence to it. unfortunately, in february of 2015 proimmigration groups, proillegal immigration groups took the obama administration to court under the flores settlement which is basically in the 1990's there is a case of a young innocent girl called flores. the result of that settlement said dhs cannot hold an unaccompanied twield for more than 20 days. the obama administration said we can hold a child when detained with their family. pro-illegal immigration groups took the obama administration to court and took secretary jeh johnson to court and reinterpreted the flores settlement and said, no, you can't detain a child even if they're accompanied by their parents. so the obama administration faced a real decision. should we detain the parents and release the child into hhs custody. the

president obama must seem to be in a direct dialog with ronald reagan, that obama was arguing for more government and responding to reagan's famous comment that in this present crisis, government is the problem. government is, not the solution. so you can draw a line between fdr in 33 to arguing more government. the new deal as the solution to. ronald reagan in 1981. and then to barack in 2008. respond ing to that. it is because of the importance of the ideas in 1982. in this speech that there are two different books about the reagan and reagan's time. one by a very conservative scholar. one by a very liberal scholar that have the age of reagan, their title. they're simply question that begins in 1980. there's an argument that reagan had begun to get these ideas to the nation before 80 that what reagan's in this inaugural address changed american politics and moved it into a different direction. until obama and then again until trump took a very different perspective. so for writing in 2006. new york times columnist conservative david brooks that reagan's view that less government equa

however, obama still had a few words left to say.e thought, oh, this is nice, it is like a movie almost where there is background music and i can finish my speech. so he persists with finishing his speech. peter: where the so-called men in suits relieved when he used the term special relationship, as he had used special partnership earlier in his administration? mr. charter: that is absolutely right. when britain first or the obama administration talking of a special partnership, alarm bells started ringing. when they invited the japanese prime minister to be the first one into the oval office from overseas, there was almost a meltdown as you can imagine in the british establishment. he managed to get out pretty quickly, and the next one after the japanese prime minister. but obama also knew by this stage of course how much it meant to the brits. whether it came up in private conversation with the queen in some way, we don't really know. but it would have been obvious from the questions from reporters in press conferences and the cov

senator obama becomes president obama. he resigns his senate seat.ding to the law here in illinois, you as the governor get to name his replacement. now you're excited about this, and you say on tape, "i'd like to get the [bleep] out of here," and you're talking about options for yourself. does that mean, "i'd like to get the [bleep] out of here," you were sick of being governor? that's absolutely the things i was saying, of course, and i was looking at all kinds of options. so he attempted to trade obama's seat for a golden parachute. he begins to be heavily courted by all sorts of people who would love to be that u.s. senator. they saw something really valuable here-- a very valuable bargaining chip that could elevate his power in some way or-- or benefit them monetarily. when i said i wanted to get the eff out of here, it's because the fbi people and my persecutors were all over me, and it's the sort of thing, when that stuff's swirling around you, you know that stuff's swirling around you. -right. -and it's there. it's everywhere, and it-- and it

president obama actually used that formulation. and the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. right. and so part of what i've been trying to do is to disrupt the way in which the story of our struggle justify as a particular leadership class on the one hand. right. and denies right. the legitimacy of other forms of political engagement that are not in so many ways co-opted and absorbed by the democratic party. now, this is just. just to be quick, just to be clear, this is just a kind of story is not an insular story about black politics alone. it's about it's just an example of what happens when ordinary people hand over their responsibility to political elites. yeah, i want to dwell on this for a moment, because i think this is a really important point. and i know that, you know, some people in the black community most certainly, they get their backs up. they are uncomfortable with criticisms of president obama. but one of the things that i think illustrates the point you just made very clearly, i remember the one of his la

signs you put obama in my head. the president button staff picked one of these reporters. if there was a favor, ask this question. if he's gonna give you an answer, as quite, i've seen is done, i come, i, this is a business i, i come from. so they, they plan to story. he answers it because they want it to get this in the news. that's a possibility. could be a possibility, he didn't ask the question, the president didn't understand them, and it gave them a cogent answer. there's also the possibility, in fact, that mr. barton didn't understand the question, but just said were considering it because that's what they tell them to say to all the questions. so them a b or c? and i know, i think it's, i think is bonafide. i think he heard the question, i think is his answer made sense? i think it's worth taking its face value. i think that button is considering the so it's a good sign. it's a very hopeful sign that maybe uh, maybe the persecution of a of joint massage may be finally coming to an end. i think i've, i agree

she's never really, at the christmas that obama did that, and that's why obama's coalition was much larger and, and why obama was able to get re elected. so i think, yeah, there's always going to be a little bit of tension there. but you know, i think that probably, uh, or even privately, you're not really seeing much of that animosity, but we, we know it's, there was funny because publicly, unlike the democrats republicans are not, you're not quite as to donald trump campaign with former president andrew, why is that why is that, that republicans seem to not be able to accomplish, even if there's in a mazda 3 between them. they're not gonna appear on the same stage. why can republicans not put that aside for the greater good of the party, while democrats can as well for some, i mean, some of it is about grudge holding. and i, and, you know, you know, in terms of the democratic power structure, it's always been much, much more hierarchical. and by that, i mean, you know, they've been much better about getting people in my, in line. you know, machine politicians and machine politics general

she was not able to repeat obama. success is never really at the christmas that obama did that. and that's why obama's coalition was much larger and, and why obama was able to get re elected. so i think, yeah, there's always going to be a little bit of tension there. but you know, i think that probably, uh or even privately, you're not really seeing much of that animosity, but we, we know it's, there was funny because publicly, unlike the democrats, the republicans are not. you're not quite a see donald trump campaign with former president andrew, why is that? why is that? that republicans seem to not be able to accomplish, even if there's in a mazda 3 between them, they're not gonna appear on the same stage. why can republicans not put that aside for the greater good of a party while democrats can as well for some, i mean, some of it is about grudge holding. and i, and, you know, you know, in terms of the democratic power structure, it's always been much, much more hierarchical. and by that, i mean, you know, they've been much better about getting people in my, in line of, you

there's a reason why black lives matter emerged during the obama years. remember, obama in some ways became the object of a lot of grassroots organizing that happened before he became the president of the united states. there was organizing on the ground, around police brutality in los angeles, in new york, in chicago, and there was also this massive anti-iraq movement. and obama emerged and then people green screened him. they made him this progressive candidate. and when he got into office, you know, he did what he had to do, symbolically we can never take away the significance of the first black presidency. you can never deny the importance of that. but in these moments, he became this kind of -- how can pun one put it, this containing voice. what happens if obama doesn't tell the nba players to go back to the court, right? to play basketball. how far does -- do they push the matter in so many ways? and so part of what i'm trying to suggest early on in the book, but again, it gets beyond -- it goes beyond obama, right? is that we can't read him as the

obama, who was supposed to be mr. wonderful. mr. hoping change was to actually play yes. is that what you're saying? not so much. oh, not at all. again, i don't think he was concerned about the about present, brought the 1st amendment as much as he was about protecting the new york times. and i'll say this to joe biden does not want. julian decides to set foot on american soil would really little for the 5th of november. it's for our case would be very loud and very ugly, and i think it will pay. it'll put particular attention on our very militaristic ways, especially what's going on right now. and gaza and your brain, and then you have this crime where they're going to be showing video tape. it looks bad. yeah, it looks horrible. mention what happens if they lose. there's that part mean where they're acting is the thing for me is what do the do you think? i don't know. right. i mean, john kerry, who made the point of saying that they were talking behind the scenes, the family members saying basically offering that th

, but obama, he was silent, no reply, nothing.>> that's true. look, will lives in texas, pete lives now in tennessee. i'm a jersey guy. we will all tell you that when it comes to our friends, guys, whether it was a fraternity house or whether it be high school friends we played football with, none of us share friendship bracelets. [laughter] that's not a thing among guys, right? the whole bff thing, i have never thought. -- bought. it's the first line in my book, come on, man, where barack obama never said -- said never if underestimate joe biden's ability to [bleep] things up. biden was chosen by obama for foreign policy experience which, as we know, he's been wrong basically on everything, but that's the reason why they are even connected in any way, shape or form. and, look, obama's still relatively popular among democrats, right? so that's why we're seeing ads like this. but obama and his people like david axlerod know that this president is in serious trouble when it comes to election. hence, why you have to bring in these so

it was carried out on the personal orders of president barack obama.ump meant when he accused barack obama of being an organizer. isis, he is her founder. isis honors president obama. he is the founder of egil. he is the founder of isis. he is the founder, he founded isis. and i would say that the co-founder was the dishonest hillary clinton. why be surprised when... ukraine is mentioned. don’t we know how much and how ukraine is connected with international terrorism? remember our show, watch it. in syria, to overthrow bashar-assad, military assistance worth billions of dollars from the united states was received by the free syrian ss army, from where both the muslim brothers and isis, banned in our country, came. and today on the territory of syria and from the same syrian free army, brigades, detachments, terrorists who are fighting in ukraine against us are recruited. moreover, they all underwent training with help. these four people, exactly these, could have organized what was organized, i’m not an investigator, i’m not a specialist, but i have d

bill clinton and barack obama.sources they happen to also be friends of these men they've known each other for decades. i think they have insights that can be shared and hopefully for the better. i think joe biden wants them. shannon: there is worry on the gop site is a ticket as well put ap reporting six months before the first or late votes are cast in the general election between trump and abide in trump's or publican party has literal general election infrastructure to speak of. the disparity with the biting campaign is stark. >> is stark and it comes at a time when you have the biting campaign fund raising and having these really incredible fundraising numbers, to be honest where in campaigning, going to swing states where as s donald trump has essentially been stuck at the courthouse for the most part. that works in a republican primary and did work in the republican primary that galvanized a lot of his support even though he was still the front runner. but i am curious to see how this plays in a general elec

barack obama did 20 minutes on stage, biden only spoke for six.ter not bash the media, he actually begged the media to bury trump. >> president biden: i'm asking to rise up to the seriousness of the moment, move past the horserace numbers, and into the distractions, the sideshows, that have come to dominate and sensationalize our politics be back focus on what is actually at stake, deep in your hearts you know what is at stake, the stakes could not be higher. every single one of us as a rows -- roles to play, series role, making sure democracy enters, american democracy . with all due respect, i know my role and so do you. >> jesse: what kind of democracy does arike have of the president can -- conspires with the press to board the other politician in prison? biden is ordering reporters, don't cover my bad polls, my gas, the arab spring break, don't cover this election! your role is to destroy my arrival. how much more help kind the media give joe? and how is the media getting bossed around by a guy who does not even talk to them? he is barking or

blaming the nationwide crime wave that he created of course on donald trump in also tonight biden, obama and clinton fundraising in donald trump was visiting the wake of the slain nypd officer and will have reaction straight ahead and also joining us with more on joe's transgender day of ability proclamation and we have a copy of it. laura responding to a nasty violent attack and the speaker of the house micah johnson has a message for the president who just called him uninformed and we will see who was uninformed but first we'll turn our attention to what is joe biden's most blatant lie of all is yesterday millions of americans celebrating easter which is the holiest holiday in all christianity but the white house are busy promoting another celebration frankly one they made up on easter sunday self-proclaimed devout catholic your president joe biden posted that message right there "today on transgender day of visibility, i have a simple message to all trans americans the icu in your maiden image of god and you're worthy in your worthy of respect and dignity now the celebratory message f

joining me now, david, speechwriter for former president obama, author of thanks, obama, and democracymuch, david litt for joining us. you are a former writer of former president obama's speeches. we have a clip we would like to show. >> cheney says , he thinks i am the worst president of his lifetime. which is interesting, because i think cheney is the worst president of my lifetime . >> [ cheers and applause ] >> now, considering what we have been through, i bet cheney feels the family now. can you tell us what goes into crafting those jokes? >> jokes like that, there is a team effort. if it went badly, it would be my fault, if it went well, it's the group. what i liked particularly like with that joke was the story behind it. president obama, you know, cheney had made that comment, we went to him with the punchline, it was pretty tame, and the note i got back said come on, this has got to be sharper. it's cheney. >> [ laughter ] >> so there's a line. you have to be careful, but president obama was always good about saying let's push the line a little bit. so that's when you ended up

because obama was joking. you know how when president obama speaks and he sort of laughs in between everything he says. i think most people were more shocked that mr. trump was really really offended. host:'s let's talk about the use of humor. you heard kelly o'donnell talk about there's going to be some zingers tonight. what is the point of roasting each other? >> fun? and really -- the media doesn't get to roast back in this situation. the president has the podium, so does the comedian. it's a tense relationship no matter what administration. we often feel like it's not being treated properly by the white house and the white house often feels the same way. so it's a little bit performative but i think also a chance to legitimately let off some steam. everything in this venue, it is a performance. it is done with an audience in mind. you tell some jokes and if you tell some good ones, there is a likability factor there. and the presidents who are best at this have a way of laughing at themselves as well, whic

we've seen michelle obama play a big role for former president barack obama on the trail. >> absolutelypaign asset. >> okay. great. thank you all for a great conversation on this easter. i appreciate it. i hope you all have a great holiday. >>> well, he was a highly respected senator on both sides of the aisle. our tribute to the late senator joe lieberman when we come back. stay with us. (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy long lasting relief in a scent free, gentle mist. flonase all good. also, try our allergy headache and nighttime pills. >>> welcome back. we want to take a moment to note the passing of former senator joe lieberman of connecticut. he served in the senate for 24 years and made history as the first jewish candidate on a white house ticket as al gore's running mate. a piercely independent voice, he served both as a democrat and an independent during his time in the senate and bucked his party in 2008 to support the presidential bid of his friend john mccain. lieberman was a candidate for presid

we've seen michelle obama play a big role for former president barack obama on the trail. >> absolutelyely a campaign asset. >> okay. great. thank you all for a great conversation on this easter. i appreciate it. i hope you all have a great holiday. holiday. >> well, he was a highly when you need to prepare for unpredictable adventures... (gasp) you need weathertech. [hot dog splat.] laser measured floorliners front and rear. [drink slurp and splat.] (scream) seat protector to save the seats. [honk!] they're all yours! we're here! hey, i knew you were comin'... so i weatherteched the car! can we get ice cream? we can now. kid proof your vehicle with american made products at weathertech.com. if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis, symptoms can sometimes take you out of the moment. now there's skyrizi, so you can show up with clearer skin... ...and show it off. ♪ nothing is everything ♪ with skyrizi, you could take each step with 90% clearer skin. and if you have psoriatic arthritis, skyrizi can help you get moving with less joint pain, st

the difference between biden and obama, obama has, obama is like a comedian.en will make fun of someone and back off and go, i'm kidding. obama did not. obama slammed mitch mcconnell and go i'm kidding. he slammed mitch connell, mitt romney, he uses it like a weapon. it was different. biden is, he will make fun of the media lot. the lack of coverage, that's good for him and negative we use, last year, the year before, two years ago, he made fun of the media. they always make fun of the media. it's a great celebration. what a great celebration of the first amendment. what our country is about. people outside is fully protesting. they are passionate. inside, the president is being mocked, they are laughing telling jokes at his expense. i have been to other countries, and the middle east, you can do that. you can - - there's no early show. there's no second. >> and donald trump would not go to this for four years, like all dictators in the making, they want to be feared, not laughed at they want people to be afraid of them. they don't want to be a punchline and t

he was then president obama walking out to the lectern.ident reagan, the cheers, announcing that's what you do as you're president. it's a big deal whenever you enter the room. here is that same white house move with the current president joe biden. >> please welcome the president of the united states -- >> there it is. please welcome, and you get the walkout. today for one fleeting moment it might have seemed like 2020 went differently because there was a pretty different seemingly democratic president. >> please welcome, senator bernie sanders. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> bernie sanders was there for a major white house event, and he is, of course, still senator here on earth one, as nicolle wallace might say. it is sanders' political support on the left and credibility specific on health care which makes him such a key teammate for president and candidate biden right now. the two joining forces at this white house health care event today where the president strongly touted his former rival on the very issue of health care. sanders beg

isis is cheating on president obama. he is the founder of isis, he is the founder of isis. he is the founder, he founded isis. and i would say that the co-founder was the dishonest hillary clinton. why be surprised when ukraine is mentioned? don’t we know how much and how ukraine is connected with international terrorism? remember our show, watch it. in syria, to overthrow bashar-assad, the free syrian ss army received billions of dollars in military assistance from the united states, from where both the muslim brothers and isis, banned in our country, emerged. and today, on the territory of syria, from the same syrian free army , brigades, detachments, terrorists who are fighting in ukraine against us are recruited, moreover , they were all trained with the help of american british instructors, and are trained at us military bases, ein al-assad in iraq and ettan in syria. just one example fitchke's commanders. so that a huge area of ​​the roof ceiling is engulfed in flames within literally a few minutes. moreover, how can this be possible, even if there are flammable mater