obama is barracks, elder brother, and he's a famous critic circle butcher of libya. brock obama was a key player in the masking, if perhaps millions in syria, libya, iraq, somalia, pockets on afghanistan and human maddox, brother, or did the dropping of of these 26172 bombs in his final year in office alone. today barrick obama is a king maker the indorse be now mentally ill, genocide, jo and amidst the college across the region. he has endorsed holocaust harris to 5 trump in november. joining me that from g a 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 car, as i can see on a canyon road side. so it could cut out from here, but you have a home? no. so let me just add you on your proof. read for your brother. you are at his wedding to michelle obama, today in many in d. c. believe your brother, who is endorsed kamala harris, is pulling the strings in the middle east. as it burns, this region, billions are given away to the dictates of the lensky. why? if we take us

and now he's wanting to show you know, however, use obama was ruthless brock obama. your brother was ruthless in persecuting, is enemies. it wasn't because julian hassan just going to speak for the 1st time since he was released from prison. he's good. just meet tomorrow with the council of your of but do you think they've successfully destroyed your character to try and make out you are just a jealous brother. so anything you say about what really is being 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 8 good years. i supported him. i said nothing bad about him, nothing negative about him. and i went along with a charade. i did, 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 i know

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. yeah. to have the backing of certain people live between tons. 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 go to it. and that may be the ones that are caught up and even here, ma'am, so, but i don't think i was when i met him because i really humble. i really nice person . i wasn't asked about guy and i use uh i had a lot of humility. uh, but when he became the president, it'd became possible and got in involved with all those. he was in the car, it was a power. and and that here i see that i think you had to practice that way. otherw

but do you think of all that harris would be basically a 4th, a obama term, obama. so the cool in kiev would eventually lead to the ukraine proxy war on russia . he's destroyed the libya he appointed by them is vice president who is now holocaust. harris's, the ex leader because he's genocide. joe, of course because of what's happened in gauze and palestine. and kamala harris would just be another continuation. you think of obama in a sense, in terms of the mass murder and killing? or i pray bray, i pray with all my heart that donald trump, for president trump wednesday select to do this. alleged to mr. trump. he's a good quality then to the current or that he has, you know, i had my that he's not for the party tells you that i prefer somebody will come to tells me point blank. you don't like me as opposed somebody smiling in my face and then step in the back. you know, any of the obama and all that kind of people. you're trying to make the best so nice. but in the back, in the back room, are you own the best gaming all these bad things? there's nothing that they're

american politics in the last 50 years, barack obama. if you want to know why trump was elected, that's why he was elected because of barack obama. >> laura: elitest attitude, snobby attitude. he was wrong. he should come out and say, i misread the room and the country. and i wish president trump the best. if he is mr. pluralism, that's what he should say. raymond, always great to see you. that's it for us tonight. follow me on social media, that means twitter and instagram. you know the drill. and remember, it is america now and forever. jesse watters takes it from here. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters primetime. >> joe biden will be the most tragic figure in modern american politics. actually, he knows that he [ bleep ] up. >> jesse: democrats are down so badly they are flirting with trump. >> it is a shame. >> there are going to be times potentially when one side tries to stack the deck and lock in a permanent grip on power. >> jesse: america stops listening to barack obama. >> health care is so inaccessible and unaffordable that p

ukrainian law enforcement and the obama state department. they all thought there was cause to raise the issue about bidens and burisma. now the house managers might say without evidence that everything we just have said has been debunked, that the evidence points entirely and unequivocally in the other direction. that is a distraction. you've heard from the house managers. they do not believe that there was any concern to raise here, that all of this was baseless. and all we are saying is that there was a basis to talk about this, to raise this issue, and that is enough. i yield myplease welcome uniteds representative sean duffy of wisconsin and his

ukrainian law enforcement and the obama state department. they all thought there was cause to raise the issue about bidens and burisma. now the house managers might say without evidence that everything we just have said has been debunked, that the evidence points entirely and unequivocally in the other direction. that is a distraction. you've heard from the house managers. they do not believe that there was any concern to raise here, that all of this was baseless. and all we are saying is that there was a basis to talk about this, to raise this issue, and that is enough. i yield myi'm pam bondi. our party's theme tonight is america the land of and listening to the stories of discoveries and deliverance. you can't help but be proud to call this country home. but for joe biden, it's been the land of opportunism, not opportunity. as a career prosecutor and former attorney general of florida, i fought corruption and i know what it looks like, whether it's by people wearing pinstripe suits or orange jumpsuits, as the democrats convention we were

holidays, welcome to the beat, we've got a lot to get to tonight, we are going to look at barack obama's new advice for preserving democracy. and the fierce debate about whether joe biden should issue preemptive pardons to protect those that are on trump's enemies list, we start tonight with the unprecedented influence that billionaires now exercise in american politics. currently donald trump is building the wealthiest cabinet in history, raising new concerns about whether they are going to work for the american people or for their own bottom lines. now a new report on the money that elon musk, the world's richest man spent in order to get trump elected. the new york times reporting that elon musk spent roughly $250 million in just the final month of the race, which mainly went to his super pack and other various funds including his million- dollar lottery scheme. like any good businessman, musk probably expected a decent return on his investment and he is definitely getting it, spacex has grown by $60 billion in value since the election, it is now the most valuable defense contractor i

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

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 famous critic of the circle butcher of libya. brock obama was a key player in the masking, if perhaps millions in syria, libya, iraq, somalia, pockets on afghanistan and human maddox, brother, or did the dropping of of these 26172 bombs in his final year in office alone. today barrick obama is a king maker the endorsed the now mentally ill genocide, joe, and amidst the college across the region. he has endorsed holocaust harris to 5 trump in november. joining me that from dea, in kenya is the brother of barack 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 site. so it could cut out there, but you have a home the.

but obama also knew how much it meant to the brits.ther 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 questioning of recorders -- reporters and the coverage in the media when this phrase special relationships began to seemingly be dropped by the obama administration. what can we do to get things back on track? while, when obama made his first visit 4g 20, he is only one leader of all the 20 nations who gets invited up buckingham palace for lunch and that is the american president. >> what is it mean to be a wireless? -- royalist? >> good question. i think in the uk terms, it means to be supportive of this institution as an important function of our british governance, but also our way of life. on christmas day many brits would settle down in front of the television after christmas lunch and they will watch the monarch come on at 3:00 and deliver their christmas message. i personally feel that this became such a fixture with the queen that it will definitely

ukrainian law enforcement and the obama state department itself. they all raised this issue. we would prefer not to be talking about this. we would prefer not to be discussing this. but the house managers have placed this squarely at issue so we must address it. let's look at the facts. in early 2014 joe biden our vice president of the united states led the knights' foreign policy in ukraine with the goal of rooting out corruption. according to an annual study by transparency international during this time ukraine was one of the most corrupt countries in the entire world. in ukraine there's a natural gas company called burisma. burisma has been owned by an oligarch named nichola. here is what happened very shortly after vice president biden was made u.s. point man for ukraine. his son hunter biden ends up on the board of a burisma working for and paid by the oligarch. in february of 2014 and the wake of anticorruptionn uprising by the people of ukraine he flees the country. fleas ukraine. he is well-known. george kent the very first witness the democrats called during their p

obama's watch. byron york, thank you so much. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: take a good look at this photo now going out in the tblaitionwide man hunt. the suspect has fled new york city. former fbi assistant director chris swecker reacts to the latest breaking details coming up. >>> also this -- >> some little girl or little boy is going to be talking about you like you talked the about -- elizabeth: -- compliments. a major conflict of interest rocks msnbc. america's biggest coalition of black church leaders now demands msnbc suspend and investigate al sharpton. why? for taking half a million dollars for his nonprofit from kamala's failed campaign before he did that softball msnbc interview with her. comcast is trying the sell msnbc. it's in a ratings crash. next, former trump white house press secretary harrison fields is going to take it on. also tonight, liberal radio host charlamagne tha god goes after gavin newsom saying stop resisting trump. california is slammed by a collapsed border under b

obama was the one who started the weaponization crusade. administration spied on trump and hatched the sting on mike flynn. now he's trying to wash his hands and rise above it all. >> i am convinced that if we want democracy as we understand it, to survive, then we're all going to have to work towards a renewed commitment to pluralist principles. because the alternative is what we've seen here in the united states, an increasing willingness on the part of politicians and their followers to violate democratic norms, to do anything they can to get their way. to use the power of the state to target critics and journalists and political rivals. >> this guy is unbelievable. he's worried about trump targeting journalists. his justice department spied on a fox reporter. his irs targeted republicans, his cia hacked the senate. barack obama staged a coup against his own vp, 44 racially polarized the country. like you wouldn't believe. and it's still trying to heal. look at that. remember? hands up! don't shoot. trayvon. and any time you criticized o

now alex soros, george's son, that nothing obama, too.have ignored soros the elder. "behind closed doors, mr. soros was a touch or judgmental toward some democrats. in the evening's operation of his father, alex soros suggested that barack obama should have listened more to his father. obama is taking on water, biden's world on fire, and kamala is broke. $2.5 billion, to be exact. james carville hyperventilating just thinking about it. >> the fund-raisers are burned. they are really pissed now. the damage that the 2024 campaign has done, the damage that this decade has done to the democratic brand, is almost unfathomable. i would say policy number one, we are going to audit everything. we are going to audit the campaign. that's two and a half frickin' billion dollars. do you have any idea where that money went to? anybody have any idea where that money went? i have some places i'd start looking. the amount of money and the amount of lobbyists that were involved in this campaign is staggering. >> jesse: host of "the sage steel" show, sage

rachel: and then under barack obama and then under joe biden.ny people believe that administration was being run out of obama's mansion in washington, d.c. but that said, the censorship industrial complex that was used to also consolidate that power is something else and that's one of the things that people were really voting against along with the weaponization of the government. this idea that it could be used to sensor us and therefore, allow them to consolidate power barack obama is very isolated right now even best friend george clooney wrote the op-ed ended pushing out joab is now upset at barack obama going hey, you told me to write that op-ed. now, everyone is blaming me online where are you barack obama? barack obama is becoming he's not used to not being glorified and this is anerting moment for him. >> meanwhile across the aisle you have donald trump who has taken over the mantle of sort of occupying the broad center of american public opinion. on things like illegal immigration, to the point where you even have new york city's mayor

now that senator barack obama is president elect barack obama, someone will have to take over a senate seat. this is the governor's decision. >> it is not my decision. >> the criteria that i would have for my successor would be the same criteria that i'd have if i were a voter. >> senator obama becomes president obama, he resigns his senate seat according 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 out of here. and you're talking about options for yourself, is that i mean, i'd like to get 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 us senator. >> they saw something really valuable here, a very valuable bargaining chip that could elevate his power in some way or benefit them monetarily. >> when i said i wanted to get the f out of here,

updegrove: how has president obama done handling the middle eastern situation? pres. carter: i think he's done quite well the last three weeks in handling the egyptian situation. at first, he and the secretary of state and the vice president were saying that mubarak was our friend, that we needed to have stability, and that someday there might be a change there, and we trusted mubarak to make the changes. that was the first series of statements made by the president and all of his subordinates. but as the times changed from one week to another, they became more and more supportive of the dissidents who were demonstrating against mubarak and then, finally, the president announced that he wanted to see the changes made to a democracy and freedom now. and that's when mubarak responded very angrily that he wouldn't respond to outside pressure. so, i would say that in general that obama has handled egypt very well, about the same way i would have handled it the same way if i were in office. [laughter] i probably would have been loyal to mubarak from the beginning because t

obama had actually earned the moniker.ink some people forget deporter in chief at one point, but i wonder what you are learning about this, priscilla, and the person who was at immigration and customs enforcement during that time was tom homan, who is president elect donald trump's border czar. >> now, when you strip down the plan that they are publicly saying that they have, which is targeting public safety threats and national security threats, that is what obama did. and it's also similar to what he did when it comes to what they call quote unquote collaterals. that is that if you target a criminal, but he is at a household where there are other undocumented immigrants in the household, that they too could be subject to being detained and then deported. now obama's policy eventually evolved a little bit on that, but it did occur then, and it is something that tom homan has said he would be willing to do under the incoming administration. another similarity family detention. president joe biden suspended family detention

in 2008, i was never on board with the obama stuff but obama managed to run a very, you know, he managedent himself as a centrist candidate and he pulled together a tremendous coalition. then managed to govern i would say quite radically but he was just cool enough and just hip enough to kind of keep everybody together. i think that that period of time actually -- obama was a for -- able to paper over extraordinary differences that democrats have never worked out. republicans going back to the tee party movement have had to work through a lot of these issues and come out much stronger, better party. democrats have not even begun that or they are starting it now. >> will: one thing i'm excited about is the revitalization of the american revolutionary, the american spirit. this is president trump. he's talked about canada but he's also talked about the panama canal. and he's talked about -- >> i they quit president trump is suggesting is a very common sense, the third u.s. president to make this proposal, it's common sense solution to a thorny problem of what do you do with a giant territo

rational, rational exuberance and ex-preppier rational exuberance and doom and gloom and finger waggers obamand biden trying to trap america in failed classrooms of negative socialism and world leaders in europe, south america, asia cheering on trump too. we have more on that tonight. democrat's anti-trump resistance movement crumbling and far left illinois governor jb pritzker agreeing with president trump and deporting criminal illegal aliens and trump ramped up on that and very angry and minority neighborhoods are getting slammed. we have the details. plus this story tonight. >> i'm not sure there were undercover agents on scene. >> we have answers and doj justice department and inspector general report exposing assets in the fbi that they did have in the january 6 crowd and no undercover agents with lots of informants and going for details and liz: joe and jill biden icing out kamala harris and jill biden trolled kamala on camera. steve forbes here to react to the sound but first this. president trump is time magazine's person of the year and he rang the opening bell since the new york st

michelle obama won't suffer.olicies or donald trump in the white house, she does not care. i'm here -- sure she shed a tear and went back to dancing because he has millions of dollars and no idea what the american people actually are feeling. >> jesse: sunny hostin, she says she grew up poor. how do you grow up poor and just lose all connection with the people you grew up with? she must have seen the prices going up. >> isn't that the embodiment of the democrats though now? they forgot who they work for, they forgot who the answer to, they literally only answer to media elites and those that fund the party, democrat donors. they would have won if they did what they are supposed to do, listen to what their voters are asking them to do. they would have won. that's what donald trump did and has done and that's why he's so popular. if they had not forgotten what they were here to do they may have had a shot. >> jesse: they are acting, stephanie in particular, like she knew this would be a loss all along and if everyb

and president obama started this during the 8 years of the obama administration. i was in the whitehouse, i was watching it every single day. and every single day it was identity politics. he didn't do anything that didn't revolve around identity politics. man versus woman, rich versus poor, gay versus straight. they made everyone feel like a minority and that everyone was out to get them and that's what led to the overwhelming defeat they have just witnessed. >> tammy: this is what is great about america. that americans, there is this revolutionary spirit in our dna that we -- you know we like the underdog. we are romantics, we want things to be really good. but my goodness, if you keep punching us in the face, we are going to say stop it. and we are going to have the courage to say, you know, you are fired. we don't want you, and it seems like we are there. i mean who knew that it would be an older, white bad dancer who would bring all americans together. i mean, and we love him for it. but isn't that what we want. this power of everyone coming together that it

i was never on board with the obama stuff, but obama managed to run a very a you know, he managed to present himself as a very centrist candidate, and he pulled together a tremendous coalition and then managed to govern, i would say, quite radically. but he was just cool enough, and he was just hip enough to kind of keep everybody together. and i think that that period of time actually papered. obama was able to paper over extraordinary differences that democrats have never worked out. republicans, going back to the tea party movement, have had to work through a lot of these issues and come out, i think, a much stronger, better party. democrats haven't even begun that, or they're starting it now. >> one thing i'm really excited about, charlie, is this revitalization of the american revolutionary, the american expansionist, the american spirit. this is this is president trump. he's talked about, as we just mentioned, canada, but he's also talked about the panama canal, and he's talked about greenland. >> i think what president trump is suggesting is a very common sense. he's the third

so we've got michelle obama, michelle obama looks proud of her country again, which is weird, because biden's about to turn the white house over to hitler. >> everybody should be scared, right? at the obama house, it's christmas as usual. the only thing keeping michelle up at night is what to stuff in barack stocking. >> who's the hardest to shop for? he is. is he? oh my gosh. yeah. i mean, he's just a boy, you know. i mean, he just doesn't do much. he golfs and there's only so many golf balls. you can get a dude. right. i'm trying to, like, get him clothes that he wouldn't buy, you know, because he's also cheap. well, who is the best gift giver out of you guys? probably me. okay. you know, i think i am, because i'm actually paying attention to everyone. that is a trick. like listening. >> michelle just said her husband's cheap, doesn't listen, and chases balls all day like a little boy. we'd show you the part where jennifer hudson asked michelle about what it's going to be like living under a dictator, and how women will survive the next four years. but she never asked. michelle put

and remember, obama, obama was billed the, quote, deporter in chief, and there are some numbers to back that up. so just to walk through that, obama had about 2.9 million deportations in his first term. he had 1.9 million in his second term. now compare that to trump's first term, where he was around more than 1.5 million. now, in a given year, former homeland security officials tell me that the most that they were able to hit was around 400,000 people. and many of those were recent border crossers, making it a little bit easier to deport them. that's going to be a steep challenge for the trump administration, because while there are about 1.4 million people that have pending deportation orders, half of those are either still going through some sort of process or they can't be returned because their country won't take them back. so you can see how this can get very complex very quickly. and of course, we have to leave room for the fact that trump has said and cited, for example, the eisenhower administration and that unprecedented sweep of undocumented immigrants. he has also said he wa

obama deported lots and lots of people. why didn't they do this during the obama administration? because they discussed it and decided it was a moral. >> they discussed it and decided it was immoral. that is what stops obama and doesn't stop trump. that is the dividing line. it is possible that it incentivize them. so, what happens now? joining us to help answer that question, none other than jacob sub rough, nbc news national correspondent, the author of separated, inside an american tragedy, the book on which the new film by errol morris, separated, is based. had an immigration rights lawyer with the aclu, he argues the national class-action challenge to the first trump administration family separation policy. jacob, i start with you. the book and the film are all done without knowledge that trump would be re-elected. he has been. and i wonder if you can just start with what you think your body of reporting will be in the second term. what has been committed to on paper, the kinds of people that are in place, and what, with your knowledge and expertise, you expect them to do on

she won plaudits from then—us president obama. was happy to become your friend, as i watched you draw on your humour, wise pragmatism, and an unrelenting moral compass. but angela merkel�*s time in office is blighted by controversy. critics accuse her of being too soft on vladimir putin, too slow to help ukraine. angela merkel had a huge impact on europe. now, three years since retiring from politics, she's published her memoirs. her personal take on her years in power. dr merkel, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us today. we live in such turbulent times. i wonder, do you miss the power and politics? you got to know so many world leaders so well over the years. don't you just itch to pick up the phon, say, to emmanuel macron in france, and talk to him about ukraine, and what's going on the world? you have written your memoir, freedom, what have you been doing often the only woman or one of very few women at international summits, angela merkel got to know leaders the world over during her 16 years in government in

those of you who aren't here in chicago can tune in to obama.for the day president obama will be speaking at 5:00 central time and throughout the day, beginning at noon central. we will have these leaders who give you those tools. and so you've got some videos on youtube as well, miss jarrett, that are president obama talking with people like samuel l jackson and others as well, which will attract a lot of attention. make it fun and it's going to be hard. and so i don't want to sugarcoat this look and whether it's your cranky uncle at a holiday dinner or it's your colleagues at work or elected officials, all of us need to figure out ways to listen to one another and to realize that we actually have more in common than we have. differences. and that's the hunger that i hear out there. and so fighting back against this kind of toxic climate and the polarization we're doing, and not just for today, scott, but for the long term. that sounds great. valerie jarrett, i appreciate you getting up early. at least our time and joining us kris love this. th

now for president obama to address. and although some of them have changed, like iran captured my hostages and now they're developing perhaps a nuclear weapon capability, others are still there. the middle east continues and. energy, human rights, environment and the careers. china, afghanistan and iraq and so forth. you could go down the list of a lot more. i counted in all about 40 things that i had to address that are still there. so that was one of the reasons i wanted to write the book. secondly, i was surprised in reading it over at how frank and unadulterated, the comments were about individuals and about things that i had to face in the future looking back on where i thought i made mistakes and and i thought it would probably be the unique. i use that word carefully. the unique picture of what the presidency is from the point of view of. someone holding that office. i hadn't been in politics long. i had just i was 38 years old before i ran for my first office. i served a long time in the navy ahead of time. and

no one is a better example than barack obama. is saying that and trump has done that. trump throws anything he has stood for to the wind to make room for whomever. >> he has rfk. >> think about this now. he is literally talking to ron desantis who he called everything but a child of god about possibly be secretary of defense if hegseth doesn't get through. so it would seem to me something that should occur to democrats that if we are mature enough where donald trump has no real insight in terms of policy, but he if is he smart enough to say, that was yesterday and if we can do a common thing, why can't we do that? it's not selling out. it's standing up. >> what is an issue they do that on? >> that the democrats can do it on? >> uh-huh. >> absolutely, they can deal with everything from health care with robert kennedy coming. they can deal with it in terms of voting rights and who knows what is going to happen with the attorney general who was a -- attorney general. there are issues you and must rally around. you know, we went -- a

i am sticking up for barack obama here. it is not his fault. >> obama is pitching pluralism.hinking about how we rebuild a conversation where folks are able to disagree without hating each other. pluralism is a fancy word for saying how do we build a bunch of different entry points for people to be in conversations with each other. >> laura: entry points, i don't know what he is talking about? >> if anyone needs a talk in pluralism, it might be barrack or michelle obama. they said this about trump. >> all that stuff does not mean that his presidency would not be dangerous. >> i am a little angry that we are indifferent to his erratic behaviour, and his obvious mental decline, his history as a convicted felon. a known slum lord. a predator. >> laura: wow, i am so glad we played this. i am so glad you reminded everyone. yay! >> well, and last night, he started his big pluralism speech at his foundation this way. listen closely. >> when i mentioned that we would have a forum on democracy and pluralism, i got more than a few growns and eye rolls. democracy is pretty far down on p

it's a really good question, and i think i think the problem with the obama campaign was that obama was never committed to what we were building. and and his strategy was to maximize support in the campaign once a week. and that's most politicians. that's fair. yes. he's not unique in that regard. no, no, not at all. but then his strategy became to minimize opposition. and so the organization that was built was put on ice. and anybody who is trying to mobilize was told you'll lose access the first ones who broke that were the dreamers. and the dreamers had the courage to go from here on them and they got somewhere with that. right. and they won. and it was you know so so i guess what i'm saying is that that it's the problem there was that the organization we built didn't belong to the people that belong to the president. yeah and i think is the question are there ways in which organization that is built now or after now belongs to people whose organization it is and not dependent on the patronage of, a particular source of power, because then can't be they can't hold that power accounta

and, you know, president obama started this during the eight years of the obama administration. don't forget, i was in the white house. i was watching it every single day and every single day. it was identity politics. he didn't do anything that didn't revolve around identity politics black versus white, straight versus gay, rich versus poor, man versus woman. they fragmented this country. they made everybody in this country feel like they were a persecuted minority, and that everybody else was out to get them. and that's what led to the overwhelming defeat that they just witnessed. >> you know, this is what horse this is what is so great about america and has always been great. is that americans, there's this this revolutionary spirit in our dna that we, you know, we like the underdog, right? we're romantics. and so we want things to be really good. but my goodness, if you keep punching us in the face, we're going to say, stop it, and we're going to have the courage to say, you know, you're fired. we don't want you. and it seems like we're there. i mean, who knew that it would

a man who worked with obama.al events to show up the trappings of the presidency. he does it better, i think, than any president in our lifetime. better than obama and certainly better than biden. 35%. that's got to -- tough to swallow when you think about republicans during this campaign how many times they brought up jimmy carter and now you've got a comparison here. >> i think people saw biden as a worse third term of obama and they didn't get a lot of the trappings and the intellectualism that they got with obama. just the policies they didn't think cut it. >> bill: let's talk about something fun. >> dana: daylight savings time. the other night on "the five" the biggest debate we've had in a long time was about daylight savings time. nate silver argues that ditching daylight saving time would cost everyone 40 minutes of summer sunlight. be careful what you wish for here. interesting. in 1995 i worked on capitol hill. congressman came back from christmas break and gathered us in the back and said okay, what ki

the obama, as they clintons, you know, these are sort of high priest. this is and please, if you like all the democrat party in the background, back kamala and she fell flat on her face. i'll give you some very interesting insights. have come to light about one of the biggest donors uh to the democratic party revealing that basically sleepy joe, who was not sleepy, he was wide awake and he basically screwed the pooch by pushing come in there. right? correct. democratic mega don't are. john morgan came out claiming that president obama and how speaker nancy pelosi and the one to kick by now they didn't want to have come up with harris, but biting was full venture and smarter by and pick her. i think it was to say if you to nancy pelosi and brock obama and every representative that was pushing him out. and if he hadn't gotten out that sunday, it was going to be an avalanche the next week. yeah. so he, he took an hour, know you're going to have a convention, right. this is the democrat party, you know, democrats, it took an hour for sleeping joe to basical

obama deported lots and lots and lots of people. why didn't they do this during the obama administration? because they discussed it and decided it was immoral. >> discussed it and decided it was immoral. that's what stops obama and doesn't stop trump. that's the dividing line. it's possible that it incentivized them. so what happens now? joining us to help answer that question, none other than jacob soboroff. the author of "separated, inside an american tragedy" the book which the new film "separated" and lee gallarnt is here. lawyer with the aclu. he argues the first class action suit. jacob, i start with you. the book and the film are all done without knowledge that trump would be re-elected. he has been, and i wonder if you can just start with what you think your body of reporting will be in the second term? what has been committed to on paper? the kinds of people that are in place. what with your expertise and knowledge you expect them to do on the family front separation. >> first of all, nicole, thank you so much for doing thi

but the one obama made if of course, he's not. also, lying has destroyed an entire country, costing a tens of billions of dollars and g d, p, and reducing millions of its people to poverty independence on humanitarian. 8 bear up, springs sent its own shock waves throughout the middle east and northern africa, culminating, and regime change. and both to nisha and egypt, us funded and g o is play the leading role in helping revolutionaries achieve their goals, along with social media giants like facebook and twitter that serve as organizing platform. well, it's been little more than a decade since the opposition over through host name over ok in egypt and the country seeing the muslim brotherhood take power a military to take place and crackdowns back and forth between political forces for its parts. and you see has been without former president been a lead for around the same amount of time. and it's a similar story there as well. serious economic problems and a terrorist presence across much of the country. here we are with yet an

is obama? well, after the meeting of natal in bucharest, which was a company which was folded by natal rush and meeting some meetings in 2008 when they announced the georgia and ukraine will be nato. and then they tried to sell it . we asked why? oh, there was lunch and put you on us. what was the reason for this good question? and they said, you know, this assumption which is not obligatory. how come? well, you know, to start the process of joining nato, your needs, their formal invitation. and this is a slow bill, ukraine, the judge you will be in need of. but this little room, you know, became up session for some people in the release. the 1st one second. she lost his senses and stuff to do what again she's own people. on the, the protection of boy, a c mission was the russian peacekeepers on the ground. and the fact that she launched this was consumed by the european union and investigation of originally launched. and we, she concluded that she gave me the, all the stuff and for your brain

is someone going to come for barack hussein obama?it's the only way the democrats can save themselves. i will tell you this. this is my prediction. that a year from now, it will come forward that a few bidens actually vote the for trump. you know that they did. and the democrats are so far in debt, the first place they should go is back to all the movie stars that they paid, especially sharpton and the others, to get et endorsement that obama told them to have. give that money back to the party. >> jesse: i mean, oprah. they got to knock on her door. al. >> a million dollars. >> jesse: beyoncÉ. was she involved? i mean, i think she did -- >> springsteen was involved and he's a billionaire. now jay z may need it for an attorney. i don't know. >> jesse: alleged. so tell me about this other concept they have. they're in a bubble. they're trying to realize how they got into the bubble. and how to get out of the bubble. does it look like they're making progress? >> no, they won't make progress for a while. they'll be out in the wilderness.

had president obama drawn the line where it meant something, you wouldn't have even had a rush of airg very much out of it but now their time is taken up with ukraine and we would like to get them to stop on ukraine and ukraine stop also. as you know, when i went to the cathedral, which is fantastic, thejob they have done in france, and they have done in france, and thejob they have done in france, and the job that they have done in france, and thejob that emmanuel they have done in france, and the job that emmanuel macron did, he did a phenomenaljob on the rebuilding of that cathedral, it is magnificent and they did a great thing and they had great respect for our country, they treated me as the country, they treated me as the country, they treated me as the country, the representative of our country and we were treated with great respect. one of the people that came to pay his respects is, as you know, ukraine, zelensky and he would like to have peace. he wants peace. everyone is being killed. it is the worst carnage that this world has seen since world war ii. i have had pictures o