in the beginning donald trump was known for attacking president obama americanism. he accused him of smeneaking in the country. it got trump noticed by the far right. then he went after mexicans calling them rapist. trump appeal has triggered new level on the right. according the law center it's giving strength and confidence including -- has brought the issue of hate and extremism to the head front. vandals who gained access to the cemetery local police says 200 headstones were damaged over the weekend. on monday centers across the country received bomb threats that have. reacting last night ivanka trump, speak out on twitterer. america is a nation built on principles of tolerance. we must protect other centers of worship. president trump condemned it. >> i think it's terrible. i think it's horrible. whether it's anti-semitism or racism or anything you want to think about having to do with the divide, anti-semitism is like wise, terrible. and you don't know where it's coming from but i hope they camp the people. i think you may have had it for longer than people th

in the beginning donald trump was known for attacking president obama americanism. he accused him of sneaking into the country. it got trump noticed by the far right. then he went after mexicans calling them rapist. trump appeal has triggered new level on the right. according the law center it's giving strength and confidence including -- has brought the issue of hate and extremism to the head front. vandals who gained access to the cemetery local police says 200 headstones were damaged over the weekend. on monday centers across the country received bomb threats that have.

in the beginning donald trump was known for attacking president obama americanism.e accused him of sneaking into the country. it got trump noticed by the far right. then he went after mexicans calling them rapist. trump appeal has triggered new level on the right.

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obama was to know what he did to american people and this nation.e ignored his report to enforce those laws and secure th the border. >> no question. there is a fon phenomenon that i have diagnosed over the last years, it comes from the left, all of these civil right absolutists and open boarder type, always convenient when you are not dealing with an immediate national emergency. i call it hindsight hypocrisy, only in hindsight do they accept the invocasion of that kind of authority that trump is trying to exercise to preempt and prevent any disaster. lou: your reaction, to his tweet, the fake news media, he said failing ne "new york times" nbc news, abc, cbs, cnn, it is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the american people. you thought. i mean the reaction from sunday talk shows that he said, we're going to just shut down the first amendment. when he could not have been more specific, so many wanted to argue over language and semantics, which is just meaning, it is silly. your reaction? >> yes. well get out the smelling salt. because, these delicat

the oval office that the resolution as a starter for one starter for one.com of obama arab regulations which have cost american businesses consumers a staggering $890 billion. making our companies less

raid against al qaeda reportedly lead to the death cold front an 8-year-old american girl. -- kennedy: for years i blasted the obamadministration for killing americans without due process. now i'm imploring the trump administration from going down that same dark drone path. al-awlaki's 8-year-old daughter was killed in a raid and a u.s. navy seal died in the raid as well. but it's a cautionary tale of what could happen if a new president follows the past president's lead, especially on drones. so what does this raid and the way it's described as a massive firefight, what does this say about the new administration's counterterrorism techniques? >> if it means combat veterans are in charge. mattis green lighted this where ashton carter would not have. obama wanted a zero american casualty policy. that's why he fell in love with drones. drones cannot capture prisoners or pull hard drives out of computers. but naval special warfare and dealta force putting boots on the ground means you need to be ready to write those letters home. and obama was not. there is a saying in come boot, that the enemy -- saying in combat at

president carter, president clinton, president bush, president obama, fellow americans, and people ofhe world, thank you. [laughter] - why would he be thanking people of the world? [laughter] it's not like they voted or participated-- ohh...oh. [cheers and applause] i get it. i get it. now, here's the thing. historically, and not just in america, most functioning presidents generally try to make their inauguration speech one of unity and positive vision. and you would hope the 45th president would have brought some of that, but it turns out hope was the exact wrong thing to have. - america's infrastructure has fallen into disrepair and decay. one by one, the factories shuttered and left our shores. mothers and children trapped in poverty, rusted-out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape. and the crime and the gangs and the drugs. we all bleed the same red blood. the ravages, destroying, ripped, robbed our country. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. - um, did anybody have carnage, blood, and decay on their inauguration speech bingo card? did

these nearly 40 major regulations which were pushed through by the obama administration since election day would cost americans a projected $157 billion according to one report. fortunately with a new president, we now have the opportunity to give the american people relief and our economy a boost. one of the most important tools we have is the congressional review act which allows congress to provide relief from heavy handed regulations that hold our country back. the house just took an important step by sending us two pieces of legislation that will reassert congressional authority and make a real impact for the american people. one of those resolutions will address a regulation that puts u.s. companies at a competitive disadvantage to private and foreign companies. passing this resolution will allow the s.e.c. to go back to the drawing board so that we can promote transparency which is something we all want but to do so without giving giant foreign conglomerates a leg up over american workers. we'll take it up soon. the other resolution which we'll take up first will address an 11th hour parting salvo in th

obama care must go. it is crippling the american economy. talk about your fake news. just look at all of the promises they made about obama care. he also touted his plans to strengthen the military. and present trump is now giving a very public boost to the border adjustment tax. the controversial proposal he now called to complicated could lead to jobs. the white house is not yet throwing its full support within a tax reform package. it took a small step in that direction on thursday. president trump gave an interview in which he said the following of the border adjustment tax. it could lead to a lot more jobs in the united states. the press secretary then followed that up by talking up its merits. it will be a net savings. i will be the companies who are overseas who had chosen to move out of the country that will face a higher cost. they spent hours at the white house on thursday. some of the ceos expressed support for the adjustment tax while others offer their reservations. the tax plan is expected to be unveiled next month in the upcoming weeks. back to you in ne

obama wanted a zero american casualty policy. that's why he fell in love with drones.ones cannot capture prisoners or pull hard drives out of computers. but naval special warfare and dealta force putting boots on the groundeansou need to be ready to write tse letters home. and obama was not. there is a saying in come boot, that the enemy -- saying in combat at the enemy gets a vote. and you need to be prepared to lose your people. the first people in line who raise their hands are the ones who got on those o those osprey. we had 8 years of casualty aversion. earn unwillingness to put people on the ground in pakistan and instead shoot a hellfire * missile into somebody's house as opposed to capturing him. so this could have been done by drone it was not done by drone. it's not intention to kill an 8-year-old girl. but our enemy takes their family to the battlefield and that's kind of on them. kennedy: what does this say about the road going forward? these times of incursions can be -- these types of incursions can be deadlier. do you have think it's a good sign for peac

most white americans did not vote for barack obama. coalition of african minorities,tinos, and white brothers and sisters gave him enough of a boost for the electoral college edge. right now we see the resentment and revenge against mr. obama. the feeling that he was giving out too much to african-american people and others led to a counter reaction by white working-class people who felt that their best interests were cast with donald trump, a blue-collar billionaire. paradox isnd the that his interests do not lie with the working class. he has appointed people who are billionaires and have very little in common with the white working class. anchor: what is the key to improving race relations? better relations at the community level or the president leading at the front? >> on this conversation at the local level. addressing serious needs like housing, unemployment, but especially the relationship between law enforcement and the communities. at the federal level, president trump needs to amplify the best of our own creative insight abo

americans are treatyhat there is a that the mexicans owned california. governoralifornia, our wants us to secede from the union. we are having complications. also, that president obama, in the last 17 days of his presidency, changed the law on secrecy and privacy of the american citizens. more intelligence agencies were added, and people are being listened to without protection. they are breaking the law. that should be checked by the american people. trump, hepresident has been left with six wars, a $10trillion, obama spent trillion more in addition to all the presidents we have ever had. wealth, noas his when asked george washington to get rid of his. he was worth billions of dollars in today's world. he didn't get rid of his farms and tobacco farms and the thing. i can't think of many more things. once a lie is given and it becomes popular, then people believe it. this man who has done nothing in 19 days to hurt us. he is trying to help people. and don't forget that this country cannot take a house divided. thank you. host: next, we have debbie from florida. we are almost a month in. how you think it's going so far? caller: i think president trump is doing a grea

obama: there are surely times in the future where we will part ways. but i also know that every american who is sitting here tonight loves this country and wants it to succeed. >> [applause] pres. obama: i know that. that must be the starting point for every debate we have in the coming months.

and i think that was the political bet that the obama administration made that as americans realize that the fears generated by the tea party about the effects of obamacare prove to be incorrect, that americans would embrace the benefits of it. now the debate is how to keep those benefits. >> it's interesting, because these are gop most lly orchestrated town halls. you heard from some of the people there who said they're republican and then there are many that we understand who are democrats who are part of particular initiatives or movements, so do you see democrats are using this forum to their advantage than to say, let's keep what's, you know, being credited by the obama administration? the obama white house? >> the tragedy is that this is a partisan issue when it should be an american issue. if you look at the expansion of our social safety net, it was bipartisan. social security. senators voted for social security. 81 republican members of the house voted for social security. in 1965, 70 republican congressmen voted for medicare. 13 republican senators voted for medicare. when you

put also after eight years of barack obama, the american people were really ready for something different. in the 40 years i've been involved in politics i'm never seen the voters in angry or this sour or this disillusioned mood. they just totally fed up with politicians, political institutions, big media, big government. they were ready for something radical, for an outsider and donald trump fit the bill perfectly jude dehe discuss with you his plans to run this time rind before he made the decision or how he was trying to weigh whether to do it or not? >> guest: actually, within days of mitt romney losing but before he end of 2012, donald trump had miss attorneys good to the u.s. patent and trademark office and trademark the slogan, make america great again. told me on new year's day of 2013 he was running in 2016 and he had taken the steps the trademark office. i was certain that he would run throughout the entire year, and therefore, the media columnists like -- this constant hectoring that trump will never really one, just bur -- burnishing the brand,es a publicity hound, this is a h

but also after eight year of barack obama, the american people were really ready for something different. in the 40 years i've been involved in politics i've never seen the voters in this angry or sure or disillusioned mood. they're just totally fed up with politicians, political institutions, big media, big government. they're ready for something radical. ready for on out her and donald trump fit the bill perfectly. >> host: did the discuss with you l when he was deciding to whether to do it. >> guest: within day out mitt romney losing but before the end of 2012 donald trump had his attorney go to the u.s. patent and trademark office and trade mark the slogan "make america great again." told me on ears ears do new year's day of 2013 he was running in 2016 and had taken these steps at the trademark office. was certainlet they would run throughout the entire year, and therefore the media columnists and others, this constant hectoring that trump will not run. he is injure burnishes the brand, this is publicity. a publicity hound. this ahead fake. i knew through the entire year that he woul

american community. he's not just the president like about president obama, not president of black people but all americans. this is unique for him to get it right. stay tuned. this president is going to do significant things this month and throughout his presidency. this panel doesn't want to hear it. >> simone. >> donald trump had listening session today with his staff and campaign volunteers. >> that's not true. factually not true. >> we need real engagement and surrogates. real engagement and plan. i will extend donald trump the same courtesy he's extended women, people of color in this country. latinos, asian-americans, disabled community. he has yet to show up. i'm not showing up for him. >> thank you everybody. back with breaking news. only at&t offers you all your live channels and dvr on your devices, data-free. it's entertainment. your way. so we know how to cover almost alanything.ything, even a "truck-cicle." [second man] how you doing? [ice cracking] [second man] ah,ah, ah. oh no! [first man] saves us some drilling. [burke] and we covered it, february fourteenth, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmer

obama: look, i know that we haven't agreed on every issue thus far. [laughter] there will bea: times in the future when we will part ways. but i also know that every american who is sitting here tonight loves this country. 60 -- they to get want it to succeed. i know that. [applause] president obama: that must be the starting point for every debate we have in the coming months. when we return after those debates are done. that is the foundation on which the american people expect us to build common ground. if we do, if we come together and let this nation from that's of this crisis, if we put our people back to work and restart the engine of our prosperity, if we confront without fear the challenges of our time and some in that enduring spirit of an quit, andat does not someday, years from now, our children can tell their children, that this was the time when we performed. in the words that are carved into this very chamber, something worry -- worthy to be remembered, thank you, got bless you, and they got bless the united states of america. [applause] announcer: watch c-span as president donald trump delivers his first address to the joint session of cong

now that president trump has inherited president obama's health care law, the new administration wants to make sure americansget how we got here. >> since obama care went into effect nearly half of the insurers are stopped and have stopped from participating in the obama care exchanges. nearly 20 million americans have chosen to pay the penalty or received an exemption rather than buy insurance. that's something that nobody has ever heard of or thought could happen, and they're actually doing that rather than being forced to buy insurance. we must work together to save americans from obama care, and people know that, and everyone knows that at this point. >> everyone knows that. everyone knows that, and everyone -- if you have any memory of the last debate when they implemented or passed obama care, it's pretty complicated. from a policy perspective and from a politics perspective. we're at that moment. that was the president's meeting of insurance. he is right. along with companies that limited their involvement with the affordable care act. he had governors earlier today, and he is going to be sitting down

alternative media as we discussed, and that's an important factor, but also at it years barack obama the american people were really ready for something different. in the 40 years i've been involved in politics i've never seen the voters this angry or the sour or this disillusioned moot. they are totally fed up with politicians, political institutions, big media, big government. they are ready for something radical, ready for an outsider. donald trump fit the bill perfectly. >> host: did he discuss his plans to run this time around before he made the decision or how he was trying to weigh whether to do it or not? >> guest: actually within days of mitt romney losing, toward the end of 2012, donald trump had his attorneys go to the u.s. patent and trademark office and trademark the slogan make america great again. he told me on new year's day of 2013 that he was definitely runninrunin 2016 and that he han these steps at the trademark office. i was certain that he would run throughout the entire year and, therefore, the media columnists like mckay hopkins for example, another's is constant hectoring

you are hearing more and more about shadow government obama set up. i'm an american. i love my country. host: roslyn in delaware. independent line. caller: good morning. i am a retired social studies teacher who has taught the constitution. i won a freedom of speech case against the state of delaware and ithe term "bombing" had to think about what i was going to say four months in advance. i knew they would try to get me on using that terminology. protect your freedom of speech. the state of delaware -- the court forged my signature because they arrested me for freedom of speech using that terminology. i was very careful in using that. they arrested me and tried to get me on a freedom of speech charge. running the government, harassing -- no, i am a pacifist come i don't believe in violence. been a pacifist since i read about the civil war in high school. i stood my ground. the state of delaware forged my signature saying i gave up my right to a trial by jury in the freedom of speech case. i caught the paper in which they mjt -- njt, meaning no jury trial. they had to

sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >> lou: a new briet bart study shows refugee settled by the obama administration, the american taxpayer spending more than 4 billion in the first current year budget to support half million resettled refugee. briet bart point out that can provide more than 2000 new homes. it could also buy more than 170 new cars at $24,000 and the average price of a new home at 384. we asked our producers to check that. that seemed high for the average price but please check that. michelle machin. i have been looking forward to talking with you, michelle. >> always a lot to it talk about,>> lou: lou immigration and executive orders and general kelly director of homeland security stream lining is that necessary or smart political thing to do? >> clearly politically it seems necessary to tweak the language. they will mirror it so that green cards holders are excluded from the order. but my colleague came out with a relevant called stolen sovereignty and about the courts run amok. it is not one presidential statute that gives president trump to exclude a immigrant. but points out he found seven st

president trump's approval rating is 52%, and 45% of americans believe that america is on the right track, that is highest it has been, higher than any year in obama presidency, the american people like the president, he is fulfilling his promises, they know what he is doing, left wing may lose its lunch over this. but the american people are happy with how we're proceeding. charles: there is one issue. besides, the nominees, that is the leaks, we have to talk about this the leaks surrounding flynn, president trump still fuming about the fallout. and the resignation. today high did not mince words about the leaks. >> people are trying to cover-up for a terrible loss. that the democrats had under hillary clinton. i think it very, very unfair what happened to general flynn, the way he was treated. and the documents and papers that were illegally, i stress that illegally leaked. >> mercedes. you know, this is so bad they are now concerns about intelligence community not sharing thins with white house for fear it will fall into hands of the public. >> i heard that transcripts are very difficult to get a holhold of. a very malgroup of people that know

the reality is, president obama did the port more people than any american president. also, president obama was reluctant to take action on daca . one thing we're seeing for me, frankly, we had a president that we had a push for years. we were deeply involved in the fort to push for daca, stopping deportations. it was the white house who was reluctant to protect many families. now we're thing donald trump in his first month taking action to complete everything that he said. i think it is not about placing blame on president obama, but holding accountable democrats. at the end, this is what 2016 was all about. it was about the democratic party led by president obama who failed to listen to what the concerns of the american people and people -- the real culprit --e are not the immigrant american people. the real culprits are congress, republicans and democrats, who failed to pass immigration reform, to take action protecting families, to take action protecting the families and to really ramp up the economy. we saw literally a president who played politics, both parties, a

obama administration? what about intentionally misleading the american people, lying about the benghazi attack after obama said al-qaeda was on the run before an election, what about ben rhodes bragging about the fact that he lied to the media and the public about the iran deal. what about that, richard? what about the intentional lies. >> i have one response, breaking tonight-- >> and what about cooling the rules for the. >> obama is not the president anymore. >> no, but there's a clear double standard. eric: the point is well taken that president obama was treated one way by the president and president trump is treated another way. >> obama is not the president, let's talk about trump. eric: rachel, your turn. >> donald trump is a threat to the press because he's challenging their credibility and he's doing something else, teaching the other republicans that they don't just have to sit back and accept the media bias that's baked in the cake which what we have been doing for the last, god knows decades. this is the first time a republican has stood up to them. called them out on their stuff and i think t

obama's life. fresco user emma takes us to african-american museum. it's call the obama years.f words. the film is narrated by actor jesse james and looks back on the obama legacy. when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it. and then use the fresco app and sent it to our newsroom. you might get paid. lucy? >> that's always good. emma gets a lot of money much she's one of our main ones. evolution of convenient beer sales in pennsylvania just took a big step forward. tomorrow morning the wawa at route 202 naamans creek road in chadds ford becomes the chain's first pennsylvania store to sell beer. now, here is the deal. you can pop open one beer right there at one of its new restaurant style tables and you can buy as much as 192-ounces which sound like an awful lot to take home. all right. shredder you going wawa tomorrow in chadds ford? >> lucy, no, i'll physical you who should be going somewhere and that's the new england patriots. they should be go to go the white house. super bowl is white house and why every patriot should be there. it's coming up. >> first

aggressively pursued and it's a shame that the barack obama administration was not more aggressive in trying to protect the privacy rights of americans in internet communications. i hope donald trump will be more aggressive. certainly he's got a little bar to clear compared to barack obama, and we saw what happened from the obama administration that if donald trump is not aggressive much more aggressive than the previous administration, then he's going to have to answer to the american citizens who have had their internet communications hacked by russia, china, north korea, iran, and many others. >> you're talking here -- you're focussing on again the president is making the same basic point you're making, with the focus he's saying ought to be on the leaks that are coming out of the intelligence community. i will show you though -- >> that's a part of it. that is multifacetted issue. that is a part of it. >> on the subject of leaks and private information becoming public. this is what -- take a listen, you remember this, this is what donald trump said as a candidate. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,

obama parts. the unemployment is lower among african-americans now than it 2009. the uninsurance rate fell disproportionately among african-americans. agree mostlyand i on the obama administrations response to ferguson in policing reform. maybe we don't. you are looking at me curiously. the obama administration went into all of these communities, met with stakeholders, community activists, black life matters activists. and has beenground working for this community by community in finding associations to serve policing that could be acceptable and legitimate. i think that is mostly positive. he has never endorsed writing. condemnedys an rioting -- he has never endorsed rioting. endorsed it. he is always condemned rioting. they were brutally honest. they said to a lot of reporters, what you said happened did not happen but they talked about the predatory practices of the government on the community and the predatory practices of the department, well taken points. because it was from besides i think the report on all of those issues was excepted and i think of actual

obama. he killed six american citizens overseas. you remember the terrorists,? ama killed him with a hellfire missile. did he get due process? everybody so concerned with the constitution today. mr. lockey then i get his rights, did he? what about just julia? how do you have a supreme court justice by under suspicious circumstances and no autopsies done? do you think that might've benefited the democratic party? to your caller in minnesota, if you would study your history, the british brought the slaves to this country. we were not a country when the slaves into this country. the revolution had not occurred yet. if history would serve you correctly, all the slaves that you are talking about that were killed on ships were brought over here by british ships. study your history. host: that was brian in waldorf, maryland. we'll get an update on congress in 10 minutes to let you know the senate is coming in today. more debates on the nomination of betsy devos. a final vote expected tomorrow and the house is back in this week. they have a short week. democrats are taki

wants the rapists be murderers, the drug smugglers web wants them out, because they are killing americans. obama follows that policy, too, but no one paid atoingts because of his rhetoric. trump's rhetoric matches his actions. their hairs on fire over this even though the deportations aren't that different. it will be along the lines of people he doesn't want in this country. liz: the president blasting the f.b.i. over another leak today during this speech at cpac. former f.b.i. assistant director could explain what's really going on and he joins us next. >> i saw one story recently where they said 9 people have confirmed. there were no 9 people, i don't believe there was 1 or 2 people. i said give me a break. because i know the people. i know who they tucked to. but they say 9 people and they have think they have 9 sources. they make up sources. liz: president trump accusing the f.b.i. of failing to crack down on leakers and going after publications like "the washington post" for using anonymous sources. he says it's all part of the fake news media. the president also tweeting out earlier quote

nearly 14 million more americans on food stamps while obama was president or 8 million more americansn poverty. nearly 50 million total. their families weren't struggling like the rest of america to find these jobs, suffering and poverty on food stamps. they did not care at all that president obama accumulated more debt than every other president before him combined. nope. their reality is not the worldld that you, the american people, live in. they are in a giant liberal bubble and they are completely out of touch. they do not seem to care about middle america, do they? they do not care about red states that voted for president trump. they are really mocking us. they advocate for policies they are not impacted by. they want to flood the country with refugees. let's put them up in beverly hills, in malibu. let's see how quickly they may change their minds.. it would not take very long. what is even more disturbing is how last night at the oscars, hollywood heaped praise on and iranian film maker who boycotted the film show because of donald trump's temper a travel ban. take a look at

american made products. >> absolutely. >> if this was obama a year ago he went to the boeing plant and said you didn't build that. we need to go out and applaud the president for saying -- >> why should we give americans confidence in american-made products? trish: answer that and don't take me back to the press conference. we are doing that later. >> all right, i think the president should be out on the road giving people confidence in american products just as president obama did and every president before him did. that's part of the job. trish: what about buy america, buy american, made in america, that -- that's something that i don't think we heard a tremendous amount of from president obama? there was the globalist sense, the reality is you can make products overseas and sell them here and americans pay less and that was seen as kind of a good thing and that was something that hillary clinton embraced as well and we are seeing effectively i'd say swinging back the other way. people, say i don't want foreign stuff anymore. >> trish, he talked about policy he wants congress to enact like tariff on impor