brock obama? your brother wanted, or was he being blackmailed into supporting hillary clinton's agenda? i'm not, i don't think he just had to play a wrong. i had to play alone in order to, you know, to, to, to, to be, you know, where, where he was to be the president of the usa. you had to have the backing of certain people like between times. and they're the ones who are, you know, really controlling everything out there. and wherever else was there, i don't know, maybe the sorrows, people, wherever their money people or whoever is running washington dc. well, he was in uh in go to it. and that may be, that wants to hard caught up and even here ma'am, so, but i don't think when i, when i met him because i really humble. i really nice person. i wasn't asked about guy and i use a lot of humanity. but when he became the president, it'd became possible and got in involved with all those he was in the car. those are power. and, and that here i see that i think you had to practice that way. otherwise,

and now he's running a show, a new home or use obama was ruthless barack obama. your brother was ruthless in persecuting his enemies. it wasn't because julian assigned he's going to speak for the 1st time since he was released from prison. he's good. just meet tomorrow with the counsel of your of but do you think they've successfully destroyed your character to try and make out your, just a jealous brother. so anything you say about what really has been going on in washington is, is just jealousy and not anything concrete and real how they tried to destroy you. i'm glad you put it that way because they forget that for a good years. i supported him. i'd say nothing bad about him, nothing negative about him. and i went along with the charade. i do, i realize that it was, but not to him. he does not think i'm just telling you, i'm just got nothing to do with jealousy. i'll just run out there when he became president has appointed him. i went a little and when day you know, reporters would come to me and asked me all kinds of questions, all kinds of things. and there

now, president obama would frequently golf at military golf courses.tle bit easier to protect, because here in america, the president's viewed as the commander in chief. and i can remember multiple times where very high—ranking military officers would have a tee time, they would have it reserved weeks in advance, and they show up to play and they're turned away, generals and colonels. so it's a weird job, isn't it? because you do sometimes have a lot of ability to do stuff, but at the same time, you've got this kind of stress in your mind that there is a constant threat notjust to the life of the principal, but actually potentially to yours as well? yeah, yeah. and, um, listen, i have, you know, dozens of stories and i don't want to hyperbole here or over—exaggerate, but, you know, there were times where there were serious geopolitical consequences for stuff that was happening real time, you know? there were times where... give us as an example. well, there was a time in mumbai, india, where we discovered an indian police sniper, but we didn't know it

after president obama got elected, i got a phone call to join the obama administration.d always been my dream since i left medical school to work for gore, that i would get a chance to serve in the administration, so i moved to washington, d.c. david: so you wanted initially to work for the secretary of agriculture, who i guess is still the secretary of agriculture. dr. shah: [laughs] it is, yes, tom vilsack. david: he has had a couple of tours of duty in the position. you later got asked to be the head of usaid. what is usaid? dr. shah: the united states agency for international development is america's prime development and humanitarian agency. it was founded by john f. kennedy. it has a very clear and direct mission. the idea is bringing dignity, security, hope and opportunity to the poorest parts of the world. makes us all safer and more prosperous. david: so you got the job when you were 50 years old? dr. shah: when i was 36 years old. david: 36 years old, you are running usaid. how many employees does it have? dr. shah: 11,000. david: did you feel qualified to run

>> i was at gaetz for a while and after president obama got elected i got a phone call to join the obamadministration and it had always been my dream since i left medical school to work with the gore that i get a chance to serve in the administration, so i moved to washington, d.c. david: you want to work for secretary of agriculture like us to still the secretary of agriculture. he's had a couple of tours of duty, so you later got asked to be the head of the usaid. what is usaid? quex united states agency for international development is the prime development and humanitarian agency. it has a very clear and direct mission and the ideas bringing dignity, security, hope and opportunity to the poorest parts of the world. it makes it safer and more prosperous. i got that job when i was 36 years old. we had 11,000 employees. did you feel qualified to run something that big? >> i did until the work started. so i was confident that i had ideas and experiences that could help the agency's be successful, but it wasn't until the earthquake happened on my first week on the job that i realized i ne

obama administration.had always been my dream since i left medical school to work for al gore that i would get a chance to serve in administration, so i moved to washington, d.c. dr. shah: you wanted initially to work for the secretary of agriculture who i guess is still the secretary of agriculture. you later got asked to be the head of u.s. aig. what is that? dr. shah: united states agency for international development is america's prime development and humanitarian agency. it was founded by john f. kennedy and that has a very clear and direct mission. the idea is bringing dignity, security hope and opportunity for the poorest parts of the world makes us all safer and more prosperous. david: so you got that job when you are 50 years old. dr. shah: when i was 36 years old. david: how many employees that have? dr. shah: 11,000. david: did you feel qualified to run something like that? dr. shah: i didn't till the work started. so i was confident that i had ideas and experiences that help the agent to be suc

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peter: was michelle obama a tough act to follow?atie: i did not ask of the current first lady this, but according to her aides and finding aids going back to the vice presidency -- biden aids going back to the vice presidency, yes, because the expectations surrounding michelle obama and what she would do with the platform and how she would use it and how -- what she would say on what she would wear, there was so much interest in her and michelle obama really leaned into a lot of it. one person said she made washington cool. celebrities wanted to be at the obama white house. they wanted to know what she was wearing, what designers, and then there was the whole black first lady element of it, the racial scrutiny around her was enormous and she navigated that by all accounts with grace and a pragmatic understanding of what was expected from her. so in that sense, following that , and also we had ather first lady in between the two of them we cannot leave out melania trump, really, because it kind of reset the expectations to zero when

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there was a real threat, obviously, a set of real threats to obama. but that threat in the background, it's always been there. and now with social media and all the rest of it, it seems to be accentuated. i mean, it's shocking, obviously, that anybody could get this close to a presidential candidate. i think what's surprising, though, is that it's a right wing figure like donald trump who's being targeted, because exactly that story you were telling about people's fears about president obama illustrates that often it has been perceived that the threat would come from the right to somebody on the left who was challenging the status quo. and in fact, what we're looking at here is just quite the opposite. yeah, and i think that's a really important point, sarah. and i think that actually tells us something really vital to understand about how this kind of rhetoric on social media and then this kind of behaviour offline is not limited to one particular political group or people of one political side or another. a lot of this is about being driven towards

senator obama becomes president obama. he resigns his senate seat.o 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 was j

they voted 2-to-1 for barack obama. they are 80 million strong. they identify after three party election cycles. they voted for john kerry and barack obama. >> very good. >> how do you look back on that time? >> you know, it's all blur to me. >> to reflect. >> over 20 years over at fox. i've been doing national analysis now for 27 years. what i always try to do is be consistent. i always challenge, you know me, i'm annoying. you, the reason i liked you as a guest, was you stood up to it. you came right back and said, okay, no, no, tea party this, tea party. that i was right about my prediction of obama winning and i knew that because i inrviewed him three times. he is one smart guy. he comes off in con fronting the presidents as a good president. >> before you left fox news because you mentioned obama, one of the leading conservative media figures to push back against the birtherism conspiracy. >> that's right. >> you were really clear and outspoken to the fringe voices on the right that president obama was born in the united states. you stood up

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donald trump with no previous presidents having criminal immunity from george washington to barack obama but suddenly a supreme court with three trump appointees granted donald trump criminal immunity and the three justices appointed by democratic presidents, obama

good choices. >> what i'm hearing is obama care stays in place. there was a lot of attention, as you know on former president trump's baseless claims about migrants eating pets in springfield, ohio, claims you first shared online, senator earlier this week. local authorities now say there have been no credible reports of migrants hurting pets or animals and in fact, neo-nazis are now taking credit, frankly, for pushing these rumors mainstream. why are you continuing to double and triple down on these baseless claims? >> two important points here, kristen. first of all, i have heard first hand from multiple constituents, people when made 911 calls a month ago, a year ago who are making these complaints. i trust the constituents more than i do the american media that have shown no interest in what happened in springfield until we started sharing cat memes which is disgraceful kamala harris has led to skyrocketing costs in springfield and rising rates of crime and rising rates of communicable diseases. they've dropped 20,000 immigrants into a town of

the 10 year anniversary of barack obama is bombing of syria reinforcing isis and al qaeda. malik obama is box elder brother, and he's a 5th critic of the so called butcher of libya. brock obama was a key player in the mask hitting it 5 millions and serial libya, iraq, somalia, pockets on afghanistan and human maddox brother ordered the dropping of at least $26172.00 bombs in his final. yeah, you know, office alone today. barrick obama has a king maker the indorse be now mentally ill, genocide, joe, and i'm, it's the college across the region. he has endorsed holocaust harris to 5 trump in november. joining me that from get in kenya is the brother of iraq, obama. he's the chairman of the brock h obama foundation. and also the big bad brother from kenya. malik obama, malik, you're in a call, as i can see, want to canyon road side. so it could cut out there, but you have a home no. yeah. so let me just add.

. >> i'm just following my own truth, and that truth has led me to barack obama. >> reporter: celebrities can also create momentum like oprah's endorsement of barack obama over hillary clinton and george clooney's op-ed encouraging president biden to leave the race. taylor swift, now potentially the most influential childless cat lady of 2024. >> and, lester, the swift effect already having an impact. that voter registration site that

campaign and worked together in the obama administration. and what stands out to me about jeff is this combination that cici alluded to of incredible warmth and generosity of spirit but piercing intellect and very tough-minded when it comes to the issues and the problems. and yet nobody had a more impish smile or a more ready laugh. nobody cared more for friends and colleagues. he was an amazing and devoted husband to rohini whom he adored and ensured we all got to know and adore rohini as well. i miss him. especially being here in this place and thinking back to all the time we had together. nobody knew china i miss him and the time we had together. nobody knew china as well, in my opinion, and had this amazing combination of personal feel, deepak democratic knowledge, and the understanding of the complexities and the challenges inherent in the u.s.-china relationship. i have one regret only and i did my best but really wish he had the opportunity to be our ambassador to china. that didn't work. but he served in so many critical ways that w

barack obama! [ cheers and applause ] >> oprah winfrey is stumping for barack obama. it's the first time she's ever endorsed a presidential candidates. >> let me tell you how much we love oprah winfrey. you realize her character and soul. you want oprah as vice president? more than 4500 episodes of her show, her message was always, you can. [ applause ] >> one of the biggest surprises of the night was oprah as in win friday. >> oprah endorsed camera harris. she spoke at the democratic national convention. >> values and character matter most of all. decency and respect are on the ballot in 2024. common sense tells you that kamala harris and tim walz can give us decency and respect. let us choose common sense over nonsense. let's all choose kamala harris! >> a lot of energy there. notice the themes. values, decency, common sense. those aren't ideological appealing, certainly not partisan, and her audience spans -- her hit show was watched, she built a following. she used a platform also to push people to open up their minds. she was open to reform. they even called it t

playing to his audience uh uh one argue many people argue i argue that uh on the other side barack obama was uh very effective and his ability to draw distinctions and to uh play to his base uh and to bring out uh the worst in his opponent so this kind of uh superficiality uh that we witness tonight uh has been a a permanent uh characteristic of politics in the u.s. unfortunately. and then we have to mention the ukraine war because they were mentioned the gaza genocide, because here are two conflicts that many us voters do not agree with uh do not agree with the way the us is complicit in them, the way its position uh and and in a lot of ways it's ambiguity, not with ukraine but especially with the regime in tel aviv, you uh noticed uh the moderator asked uh kamala heris, what happened to the how passionate you were nine months ago about a ceasefire in gaza? about not civilians and civilian infrastructure getting targeted, about getting the captives back, and you've been quite silent for the last nine plus months, why? and and she didn't really have, she just mentioned that israel has a

she and obama share that, is that a good true story for her? so, i think you have seen harris really emphasize her biography, she did so in her convention speech and it has worked. her favorable ratings have risen by 10 points just in the last month. the more people see of her, the more they learn about her, the more they like her experience and they like her, that is a huge asset that she has as a democratic nominee going into this election. she has probably the most important experience anyone could ever have running for president, she is the vice president of the united states, she spent 3 1/2 years preparing, she sat on the national security council, she has been briefed in part of nearly every important decision made by the biden-harris administration, so i think all of that -- >> may i say, she was endorsed today by what i believe is one of your favorite vp's of all time.>> not my favorite to be honest, i have others that i much prefer, including joe biden and al gore, but if you do think about historically, it shows how attractive harris

the 10 year anniversary of barack obama is bombing of syria reinforcing isis, an al qaeda. malik obama is box elder brother, and he's a 5th critic of the so called butcher of libya. brock obama was a key player in the mask hitting it 5 millions and serial libya, iraq, somalia pockets on afghanistan and human maddox brother ordered the dropping of of these 26172 bones in his final year in office alone. today barrick obama has a king maker the indorse be now mentally ill genocide, joe, and i'm, it's the college across the region. he has endorsed holocaust harris to 5 trump in november. joining me that from get in kenya is the brother of iraq, obama. he's the chairman of the brock h obama foundation, and also the big bad brother from kenya. malik obama not a cure in a call. as i can see when i canyon road side. this is.

in march 2012, robinson wrote that he would prefer adolf hitler to barack obama. in his comments, he also used various insults in relation to homosexuals and transgender people. however, all this was a long time ago. robinson himself denies everything. another scandal of the pre-election races, allegedly hacking of donald

i have one more question about rock obama will run the subject. yeah, i've heard some people are so moved by that portrait that they actually cry. tell me about that. yeah, i think it was just this moment. of course, because being the 1st african american president painted by the 1st african american olives for this museum. but i think it was that moment of, particularly for the black community coming in. and, you know, we would have stories all the time and people sort of crying of this moment that it was the pinnacle of having made it to the highest office. right. it wasn't that long ago when we've still had institutional slavery. it is so full of different symbols on his life. this is a little rise, but what is the symbol of the rose law love? exactly. so it sort of binding love and then these purple flowers, i know them is a good path, is you can say these purple flowers, but they're actually known as african villas. so that relates to his father's kenyan. but it's okay, so that's africa, right? then we have this little white flowers, i don't

i spent time with voters who voted obama, obama and trump. does it make the point that the ticket is not democratic or republican, it is pro-american if you see bernie sanders and dick cheney making a case? >> can you imagine? imagine. an advertisement with bernie and dick cheney. absolutely. if you can get dick cheney to do it, you absolutely do it. >> go call somebody. this just happened so i want to play more of liz cheney, she made other news endorsing calling all red over ted cruz. >> i think one of the most important things we need to do as a country, as we begin to rebuild our politics is we need to elect serious people. i want to say specifically here in texas, you guys do have a tremendous and serious candidate running for united states senate and his name is [ applause ] >> you are stepping on the news. let her speak. >> well, it's not ted cruz. but, colin allred is , somebody i served with in the house and somebody who really when you think about the kind of leaders that our country needs and going to the point about you know, you

. >> at number one, john mccain obama care 10 years, but it wasn't only him. it was all of the democrats that kept it going. and you know what? we could do much better than obamacare, much less money, but she won't improve private insurance that people private medical insurance. that's another thing she doesn't want president pay privately for insurance that have worked hard and made money and they want to have private. she wants everybody to be on government insurance where you wait 6 months for an operation that you need to meet president trump. thank you. we have another issue that would like to get to. that's important for a number of americans in particular younger voters and that's climate change. >> president trump with regard to the environment, you say that we have to have clean air and clean water. vice president harris, you call climate change existential threat. the question to you bowl tonight is what would you do to fight climate change? and vice president harris will start with you one minute for uh. >> well, the former president as climate chan

who during the obama administration spent four years full time on fox news criticizing president obama. >> i'm totally underleveraged because the assets are extremely good, and we have a very -- i built a great company. >> i am the only person on that debate stage who has dedicated their life to reforming this criminal justice system. >> new york, it's a ghost town. it's a ghost town. and when you talk about plexiglas -- >> if you have something to say -- say it to my face! i know donald trump's type. >> they have both been gearing up for this. and when you were up on that stage, you are alone. there is no teleprompter with stats or speeches. there's certainly no ear piece with any disembodied voice offering you tips. some of the most high-performing competitors on earth still get their live coaching on the sidelines while they're on the field because it can help, because coaching works. again, there's a level set, they are out with no such staff help. the rules ban all of that, and they bar even bringing their own handwritten notes to help your memory, something that even very experie

obama did pretty non-lucrative organizing work out of school. harris was passing on high- paying private law jobs and those choices and their early careers are something that people want to look at as voters and that brings us to another comparison which debunks some of these attacks. harris spent her 30s working in the california government in a das office before she ran for office. that would be less lucrative than admittedly ronald reagan before he turned politics. voters do way experience in priorities and this was the time before the power and fame were on the table running for office and trying to get power being on national television and in the debate and all of that stuff and those are not the only ways to serve. i just showed you the photographs which got you in the mind of, yes, he was out in the military in world war ii before all the rest. but if you update those charts i did to include the public service not just elected office but asked people on the country, a lot of folks value public service rather than running for office. the

under barack hussein obama, they took a lot, right?

now obama had less time in national office. he was running in senate and had 11 years and trump had zero years in when he ran. now trump was unusual in so many ways. and that is one where it was known at the time but he claims that coming in fresh was a positive. it was good he didn't have experience he said and he ran against the swamp and you to make that argument. that kind of inexperience was a first. everyern president at the same time point had experience. donald trump is the only president ever with no political or military experience running the government with to government experience. those are recent presidents in both parties with pre-white house experience ranging from the unusual, zero, to that high of around a decade. so how does harris compare? well, here are your facts tonight. kamala harris, we'll put this in full. has more experience than all of them. by a lot. and i'm going to leave this up for you because i have a lot of different numbers and historical kpars sons but this is the antidote or the lies that i

we have to remember when obama was an office, a. the democrats allows over a 1000 seats in different levels of government, local and federal, and then he gave us job. i yeah, i think that, you know, the, the democratic parties point ok. you can't really see into it very confidently . uh, i mean maybe in the other guests i have insights but there's a certain machine crawl on. yeah. to it. okay. and, and if i don't want to over simplify and i stand ready to be corrected, but it looks to me is just to a certain extent, it was jose tour, right. it was, it was jose turn and, and this goes to a point you raised when i got notes on this program in advance of the, the, the, the, the, the functions of the democratic party really are just radically on democratic. exactly. how do i find patrick? hold that thought we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on biden's legacy. stay with the the the welcome ex, across stock where all things are considered. i'm peter live, else remind you. we're discussi

obama did. that's my comment. thank you very much and have a good day. >> jon and maryland independent. >> how are you today question mcpherson alone to say thank you for cspan2. you guys are great job. i'm going to catch people by surprise when i say this. thank god for donald trump and here's why say that. donald trump is made america and the world open their eyes how an individual can take advantage of the system and still get away with it. he has tested every branch of our government to the fullest extent. so now we see what we have to do in our government to correct things and make it so another president can never do what he has done. that is one. i liked us the american people question, two questions i don't get off the air. americans out there by show of hands, i cannot see it by a show of hands have a boss? because you can't your boss and made a recommendation that busesare not future recommendat. kamala harris wassh a vice president xi is not the president when donald trump sends up th

right, they, i mean, the obama administration continues to contract with blackwater, the the fact is for hire to the government, initially on covert cia contracts, but now, for instance, contract in afghanistan, they guard top us officials there, they're still in iraq armed right now, مشروع الغربي الامريكي عندما جاءوا تحديدا الى الى هذه المنطقه منطقه الخليج، بالتاكيد هنالك اسباب اقتصاديه من اجل هيمنه على ثروات ومقدرات شعوب المنطقه يقينا ليست جمعيه خيريه وليست دوله صديقه بحق للعراق انما كما قلنا انها تستهدف امن الكيان الاسرائيلي وتريد ان تقسم العراق ومن ثم المنطقه محيط. الظرف السياسي اللي كان يحيط بالبلد, الظرف الاجتماعي، المشاكل اللي كانت موجوده مختلفه تدخل الخارجي ا كل هذا ادى الى ان. كان عندنا اجتماعات مختلفه حول التدهور الامني اللي راح يصير بالعراق او الاصل في كل ذلك ان امريكا لا في صدد القوى التكفيريه ولا في صدد غيرها بقدر ما هي في صدد مشروعها وفي صدد مصالحها الخاصه وهناك اليوم شعور يتنامى في الولايات المتحده الامريكيه ان هذه المجاميع الارهابيه احنا يا ندعمها احنا يا نوجدها احنا يا نربيها at earlier time, blackwater was usually heard in the news. the mercenaries of this security

i think we have to stop comparing her candidacy to barack obama, barack obama was a phenomenal and it was historic and amazing, there is wider. we don't have the data to say it is deeper. but i think the comparisons are because of the crowds and the enthusiasm and the history she makes but this is wider >> it is potentially bigger and more grand. it is not at all partisan. it is about fundamentally do you believe in the democracy and hard stop. i think they are beginning to lean in. we are not going back. i think, leaning into it. i agree with you. this is, again, i work for barack obama. this is touchy territory and we handle it, it is special. i think, it may have the potential to be, be something greater because of its, because of the reach of what you just said as a coalition that has bernie sanders and dick cheney in it. that never happened before. >> and i mean, just, let me geek out about it. do you cut an ad? if you are an eerie voter, and i spend a lot of time with them that vote barack obama, barack obama, trump, do you, do you, does it make the point that the harris/walz is

quite good political strategists are behind kamala harris, yes, those guys who in the eighth year led obamaandiose triumphant victory over mccain, because literally those people who stand around her - these are obama's first term, david plov and some other guys, yes mccain could have been beaten even by bush's coffin lid, that's true, but he still beat him in a crushing defeat, well then he still managed to save, well first of all to form, who couldn't bring himself to do it, who was completely a survivor, but the main thing is that he managed to form a certain coalition of democratic voters, and to save it until the twelfth year and get re-elected there, although in general obama had certain difficulties with this, but the point that people are not the stupidest, yes, they are quite professional, but here it is possible that they themselves are not working hard enough, or kamala hares is a frankly weak candidate, yes, again, if we recall her recent interview with cnn, yes, where she also made some blunders, she could not really justify all her so-called flip-flops, which, as they say in am

she did some events with michelle obama. she had that same background in terms of fulfilling that role and doing the ceremonial types of things. he's a good good model for what we can expect.

host: what scenario barack obama won this likely off the table for rural parts of the country. >> the hills of southern wisconsin. south county is one of the most swing counties in one of most swing states in the country. and you know counties like that, southwest wisconsin that will be quite difficult for the democrats to win. i think that county might actually continue to be one of the most swing counties causes a lot of people moving in their so it's remaining swing but a lot of southwestern's constant counties absolutely western and northwestern wisconsin counties but at one time could've been picked up by barack obama or picked up by others have really swung hard for republicans. entire third congressional district used to be held by ron kind in the la crosse area now held by derrick van orden and that whole district swung dramatically. that phone line -- host: holding aside that line for farmers, 202-748-8003. we would love to hear your farm storiesthis is gina in kentuckye for democrats. go ahead. caller: yes. i would like to ask you a question. how much local farmers are disad

and obama's big mistake was withdrawn. all troops from iraq and allows allowing isis to rise and ferocity. now he partially corrected that because i wrote another book called killing. the killers of the obama administration did. finally wise up and go in and get them and then trump wiped them out. trump, the trump administration wipe isis out. and really crippled iran as well. but barack obama was a president who really tried to improve the country. i disagreed with it. i don't i'm not a big government guy i think you've wasted an enormous amount of money, but i do believe obama obamacare, in hindsight, if you want to be accurate, help a lot of americans and continues to do so it might not be the way i would run it because i want a smaller government. but there's no doubt that poor people in america benefit from obamacare. that's the truth. and i'm in the truth business what's so fascinating about this booking everyone should read it, confronting the president's is really the disk since at which ones able to a judge and as

clearly the speech trump is most obsessed with is still this jab from barack obama tuesday night abouttrump's crowds. >> here's a 78-year-old billionaire who has not stopped whining about his problems since he rode down his golden escalator nine years ago. it has been a constant stream of gripes and grievances that's actually been getting worse now that he's afraid of losing to kamala. [ applause ] there's the childish nicknames. the crazy conspiracy theories. this weird obsession with crowd sizes. [ laughter ] [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: my favorite -- my favorite part of that is obama's furrowed brow. like he's trying to be as accurate as possible with the hand gesture. [ laughter ] looks like a shop teacher sizing up a cut of wood. "let's see, here. is it this small? probably a little smaller?" [ laughter ] "hey, tim, how small should i cut this wood if i want it to be the same size as donald trump's you know what?" >> one inch. >> seth: that jab. [ laughter and applause ] clearly rankled trump, who could not stop talking about it during a campaign appearance on wednesday in

in the first presidential election of barack obama was involved in. and i an email one time and it purported to be a column written by maureen dowd or it framed with the new york times framing it. look for all the world i could have come right out of the newspaper. it said that obama had receiving money from saudis and other arab governments and all of it, you know, purportedly illegal. and i took it home and i showed it to my wife. and i and she was a big obama supporter. and she said, well, this is very disturbing disturbing. you know, this bothers me. and i said, well, it would be disturbing, are true. i knew maureen dowd's writing style and i knew that it was not her voice. and so i checked and discovered that she had written on the day that this column supposedly appeared. but she hadn't written that that that. i called the new york times and i said, hey, you know, this is going out to a lot of people. and never knew of them anything about it. i think that happens a lot. and i don't think the media is careful enough making sure that what they're