has been traditionally thought of as a deregulatory tool and we think that the obama administration was a little bit shy about using this deregulatory tool and preventing agencies from taking substantially similar actions in the future. host: i know it's a small sample size, of how many rules have been overturned, but is it mostly environmental rules that get targeted? workplace safety rules? what is usually the low hanging fruit for a c.r.a. overturning of a law? or rule, i should say. guest: that's a really good question. as we mentioned, the trump administration issued the most -- or congress under the trump administration passed the most of these c.r.a. resolutions and those were targeting the labor space. but as i alluded to, they target really any policy area. but i think something that's interesting to note is that a lot of these rules are not major rules so a major rule is something that has an annual effect on the economy of $100 million or more every year. only a handful of the rules that have actually been overturned by the c.r.a. were major rules which is a little bit counte

rules in the health care space, most notably around antidiscrimination protections, we saw the obama administrationule. the trump administration put out another rule walking at about. and then, the biden administration put out a rule restoring the obama administration's protection. you can see a lot of flip-flopping. i think that is going to be really concerning for patients. we know in the first half of 20, about 92,000 people traveled from an abortion restricted state to a state with legalized abortion to receive that care. we have heard officials like the mississippi attorney general say that the state maybe has an interest in preventing these people, mostly women, from traveling across state borders. that feels alarming that people's ability to travel would be restricted depending on their pregnancy status. john: thank you very much. >> thank you. ♪ john: the african nations of niger and chad have both been key partners with the united states in combatting terrorist groups in the region. but, as ali rogin tells us, that cooperation is in question now that both countries are ruled by military re

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after president obama got elected, i got a phone call to join the obama administration.lways 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 went initially to work for the secretary of agriculture, who i guess is still 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 something

in 2013, the obama administration proposed delisting gray wolves in the lower 48 states. in november of 2020, scientists and nonpartisan career employees at the department of interior once again found gray wolves were fully recovered and once again issued a rule that returned management of gray wolf populations to state and wildlife and tribal agencies. once again frivolous legislation was filed by extremist groups and an activist california judge subsequently pandered to these groups by vacating the 2020 rule and ultimately relisted the gray wolf by judicial fiat. in april of 2022, the biden administration appealed the ruling of this california activist judge in support of the 2020 rule that delisted gray wolves in the lower 48 united states. in february of this year, the biden administration announced a not warranted finding for two frivolous petitions that tried to list gray wolves under the e.s.a. and the northern rocky mountains, and in the western united states. in the 115th congress, the house of representatives passed similar legislation to my bill by a vote of 19

i first met him lawyer at the cd in the obama administration.have lawyers in nonlegal positions. one more question and then i will open it up to the audience. you mentioned shepherdi zing. some think that you are speaking ■bgreek. one of the interesting issues, give, given where you sitlawyers? what courses would you recommend that would help them prepare for a career in public service at this point where you set that you would like to see tmr. meyew pieces of advice that i give to young lawyers when i talked to them. ones who want to go into government. first, don't lose sight of that goal. if that is what you want to do, don't lose sight of that goal. it's common,nd true with me. i came out of law school and i went to a big law firm. i was in new york, making good money, and then at wilmer in d.c.. i saw some of my colleagues who started out wanting to go into public service never really go. the reason is, they got used to the money and it became to financially difficult to make that move. my first piece of advice is to start out in private, a

by the way, this was happening before too during the obama administration.s involved in advising other countries on exchanges of information. we have to take that into account. we are under an obligation to abide laws of privacy ande are dealing with a foreign country and they may demand that we abide by some of their laws. wherit important, particularly for dhs, is when we are talking about things like security of air travel. and shipping, and the like. we engage in constant conversations and negotiations with our partners about how we will exchange information. sometimes it is going the other way, too. the europeans won information from us about people who may be traveling who could pose a danger. it plays into that calculus. we have incredibly skilled policy folks and lawyers who work through that thicket and generally come out with good outcomes. mr. rishikof: you also have the coast guard under dhs. mr. meyer: people often forget that. it is a huge part of vhs, a tremendous part of dhs. -- of dhs, a tremendous part of dhs. yes, it's often forgotten. dea

persecuted and the world, and then continued to live their lives because it was spread by former obama administrationials, edward isaac dover or people like him. just think, from july 1, 2022 to june 30, 2023 , there were 29 attacks on media workers in the united states. political journalists received the most hits.

they worked for the obama administration. they worked together afterwards, the think tanks. there has been a lot of among some that you know that makes them a little bit insular and that perhaps, you know, their worldview is a little bit elitist or not connected with the realities of what is going. for example, when they tried to do a reset with the russians, for example. so like that, i mean, that there is a certain kind of naivete attached to kind of foreign policy that they have practiced. and so i just wonder what you learned about how they were able to overcome that, if at all, and whether and how relationships with each other kind of have informed they've approached foreign policy. there's no question that groupthink plagues, the administration now, not always in bad ways. it's just they as you mentioned, they've known each other in past administrations. they live in general area together. they work together. they know each other. they know how each other think in case it doesn't lead to too much diversity of thought. they kind of all know where they're coming from, wh

and the obama administration hacked into a journalist's for a source. and to silence anyone blowing the whistle on waste and abuse by seizing the phone records of those who write stories. they were not just the associated press, but also the personal home and cell phone. the seizure of the records was alarming that a coalition of 50 news organizations, abc, cbs, and others, submitted a letter of protest about the raids that stated the administration's action called into question the department of justice, policies towards the president's ability to balance on its own, its police powers against the first amendment rights against the news media and the public interests in reporting on any manner of conduct. and obama administration's war, was a chilling effect that disincentivizes those coming forward with freedom of information. that affects the harm and quality of journalism on a major scale. meanwhile, we've gene the biden-garland justice department arrest steve baker reporting from the capitol building on january 6th, from events inside the capitol. a

you wrote stories critical of the obama administration, it's a packet? >> yes, but may i point out it wasn't put in a political light? there were also stories some would consider critical of the bush spit you wrote stories critical of the government. >> yes. >> and then you did a fast and furs, other issues. even before on the bush of administration. and then strange things are happening to you, right? >> yes. >> like computer, your phone gets bugged and things happened your computer. after you wrote stories critical of the government. >> bright. >> that's scary, right? >> it's not a good thing. >> ms. herridge you wrote stories critical of the by administration, is that true? >> that's fair. >> give it a number things about the laptop pc, hunter biden, come all things wrote, critical of the biden come, biden business, , biden brendel said. >> i reported the facts of the story. >> you sure did you reported the facts. cbs fired you, is that right? >> my position was terminated. >> and you and award-winning journalist. how long did you were gets to get? >>

so when putin did on the pentage white and thnt, the obama administration didn't wao russia.nterviews. i was looking at the code. vthey were looking at the code. it was clearly from russian intelligence. they wouldn't say so. right. credit, began to these attacks to either russia or china or iran, whoever they could they could attribute it to. in fact, let me inject the trump administration when it came in that december, the very first issue a a nationalecuritstrategy document. and in it, it said, we're in an era of coal, gat competition. and it focused on russia. it focused on china and the are. it biden in their national security strategy document that they've issue■Ñy÷utn that we arn era of confrontation, but they focus on cooperation. so give your view on on those. how do how dthos document fit in? so the the national security strategy,ch is, you know, mostly read by, you know a community of people in washington and academics,cause'a signal to the government about where one's priorities. when h.r. mcmaster came in as e nal security advisor to trump, he went through four.

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maria: [rocket firing] leaked e-mails revealed the obama biden administration stopped the fbi from arrestings nuclear program including known terrorist in the united states, cheryl casone with the details. >> the state department prevented the fbi from arresting these individuals on u.s. soil who were linked to iran's nuclear development program, ron johnson, chuck grassley exposing the information sent to them by whistleblowers by fox news this country digital dissenters right the obama biden administration state department under the leadership of john kerry actively and persistently interfered with lawful rest of known terrorist members of iranian polar under peripheral relation providing material support for iran's ballistic missile programs e-mails show multiple fbi agents were deeply upset by thy rest being halted, 2015 the year that obama signed the joint comprehensive plan aimed at reducing the ability to obtain nuclear weapons. family members of you've all be school shooting victims reach to $2 million settlement with the texas city which includes enhanced training for uvalde, texas

in 2012 the obama administration passed the affordable care act the first time i recall all the states outside of tobacco settlements and other bipartisan issues like the republican states coalesced around a single issue challenge the affordable care act also known as obama cap federal cases frustration was overreaching. remind people it's a state that create the federal government of the federal government that carried the state. we think that in mind we started to work together in tandem precious many answers as we could to confine the overreach of the obama administration. president trump was are not going to come took office the democrat said that's a great idea this started doing the same thing. through their vehicle the democratic ag association challenging the trump administration we begin the go works of democracy but we were defending things like remain in mexico. a little policy that really was stopping everything from happening at the border. that was present on the first to the biden administration and now we have the probably have. were out there defending president trump

this is what the obama administration believed it would take to overthrow the country. it must be semi-autocratic, you must have it. unpopular incumbent president, you must have a united organized opposition, we have it all, then you need be able to quickly convey to people that the voting results were rigged, you need the media to inform people about the voting results being rigged, you need an opposition that can mobilize. thousands of demonstrators, and also disagreements between regimes and coercive forces, such as the military or the police, hmm, it looks like we have it all, don't we, that's what the popular ones say, happens at the same time as national elections, we have it too, in america it's all there, alexander, yes, i heard about trump. and so i thought, if we had your worries in germany, it would certainly be much easier for us, here now is what scholz is doing, i already gave this example once, there is such an easter game, the game is called eggs, that’s what scholz is doing now absolutely this is the situation, there is nothing obscene there, they just

. >> laura: alina, are you saying that you believe former obama administration officials are also somehownvolved at least in the background here? >> i find it a little bit odd that he never left washington and then when he did he goes to beaches as well. i find it odd that him and the clintons are flying on air force one with president biden. i also find it odd that we have a president that can't speak or walk but here we are. this is this america. and we cannot survive another four years of it. >> laura: alina, michael cohen had a message for president trump today on msnbc. >> the truth is you're in trouble, a home confinement scenario would be just fine the way i see it. i find judge merchan sole moneyian. i find him even keeled. he made the right decision. >> laura: your response. >> a man i beat in court he thought the judges were corrupt. he thought president trump had unlawfully detained him. we beat him twice and we will beat him again. is he completely a hypocrite. he has no credibility. now that this trial is over. i can say what a joke. you know, what a joke. you are literally m

white house from chicago to help take care of her granddaughters, malia and sasha, during the obama administration. president obama has credited her with keeping them grounded growing up in the white house. >>> also tonight, relief for millions of americans who struggle with asthma and the chance for a dramatic price drop for inhalers this weekend, but as anne thompson report, for many, more help is needed. >> teresa. >> yep. >> reporter: teresa can't remember when she didn't struggle with chronic asthma. >> i can't catch my breath. >> reporter: inhalers deliver medicine to her inflamed lungs, but the yo-yo in prices from $4 to $150 a month even with insurance means this health care worker can't always support it. >> how often have you gone without refilling your inhaler? >> i went, like, months, and i just try the best i can to use my breathing machine. >> reporter: rationing isn't an option for this woman's son. her 6-year-old son lucas needs his inhaler twice a day no matter the cost. >> the last one he was on, they wanted $500 a month. >> when you started this, how much was his inhaler? >> whe

putin did the cyberattacks on the pentagon, the white house, and the state department, the obama administrationn't want to admit it was russia. i would sit in these interviews. i was looking at the code. they were looking at the code. it was clearly from russian intelligence. they wouldn't say so. the trump administration, to its credit, began to attribute these attacks to either russia or china or iran, whoever they could attribute it to. paula: in fact, let me inject, the trump administration, when it came in that december, the very first year it was in, actually issued in national security strategy document. in it it said, "we are in an era of great power competition." and it focused on russia and china and the points that you are making. interestingly enough, biden in their national security strategy document that they have issued, they put in that "we are in an era of confrontation," but they focused on cooperation. give your view on those, how do those documents fit in? david: so the national security strategy, which is mostly read by, you know, a community of people in washington and aca

remember this merger was approved over the obama administration in 2010.rough as long as it did not violate a a few clauses they were looking at but now some of this with the clauses have been broken so that's why they are suing but again this was approvd under the obama administration. >> i think merrick garland has got better things to do then live nation in my view. if it comes down to prices, sander look the reason they are so expensive tickets are so expensive because in 2019 live nation had 98 million people attend their events. last year that have 145 million spirit where we paying more? everyone in america has to see taylor swift and i don't think it's the same demand in europe so you buy it cheaper to get there you go on a plane and go see the show. but i don't see how the doj is going to solve this problem. >> sandra: i'm actually looking down because it appears there is a brand-new statement from the white house on exactly this. this is the following statement issued from the white house products secretary karine jean-pierre in the antitrust law

the last time direct talks were held between the israelis and palestinians was during the obama administration, and that collapsed in a matter of months. the three european leaders said their recognition of palestine was also part of efforts to pressure israel to end the fighting in gaza. and the pressure is only mounting tonight after the families of five israeli women released graphic images of their abduction from the nir kibbutz, urging prime minister benjamin netanyahu to make a deal with hamas to secure their release. orly gilboa is the mothers of -- mother of 19-year-old daniela. >> i just want everyone to do whatever they can to bring her home. >> reporter: in gaza, the fighting rages on. a cbs news team was at the al aqsa hospital in deir al bala after an israeli air strike killed at least 12. between a potential arrest warrant for alleged war crimes, the unilateral recognition of a palestinian state by european powers, and anguished pleas from hostage families at home, netanyahu is facing pressure from all sides as he desperately tries to cling onto power. imtiaz tyab, cbs news, east

obama's administration, where mr. biden was the deputy, is with the zionists, mr. biden. it means that his relationship with the zionist regime has such a prominent role, and therefore he is stuck in these two ways, and almost in these weeks, from october 7 onwards, he has made it clear that he will have a clear task with various packages and assistance to crime. but the same apparent red line that was the attack on rifa had also marked it with b paying attention to the student protests and in a way his silence in this one day is almost the latest and last position that the american authorities have taken regarding the plan to attack rafah . experts on west asian issues are accompanied by video in this special program. hello and welcome to you, mr. sadr al-hosseini. we had pictures of the resumption of attacks by the zionist regime on areas of rafah. it was broadcast on khabar network. in your opinion , will these attacks be widespread or as mr. seyed afgari said? the experts of our program also said that they should see the reactions to her and decide based on that how t

as an example, i inherited james comey, a terrible person from the obama administration. on, i fired him. lots of others that the fbi and thousands andd unnecessary people throughout our government. finish the job. we out the sickness that has taken out our justice department, our fbi, and other agencies. our goal will be nothing less than the rebirthice under the constitutional rule of law. since the day he took office, joe biden has worked to persecute political dissidents including conservatives, catholics, and other christians and opponents of his weaponized state. the biden doj is trying to put christians in prison for 11 years for the crime of singing hymns. the moment i win the election, i will appoint a special task force to review the cases of every political prisoner whose been unjustly persecuted by the biden administration. so that i can sign their pardons on day one. [crowd cheering] and i will ensure that libertarians are helping to lead that tas you will be on that task force many of you. as everyone knows it will be my great honor to pete -- pardon the pea