obama. >> barack obama is not the anti-christ. >> thank you. is not the anti-christ. >> he is crazy. obama is indeed the next hitler. >> come again? hitler. as in hitler, hitler? the fuehrer of germany. jeez! i can only imagine how the daily show could edit dr. planning to make him say something so outlandish, so i paid him a visit. hi! thank you so much for meeting with us. >> is this a peace offering from the last time you were here? >> yeah, we're sorry. all right. okay, i accept this. >> tell us about how you lost the congregation. >> i didn't lose the congregation. i did not. >> but they screwed you. they edit it so you said obama was hitler. that's bananas. >> it isn't bananas and i did say hitler, yes, i compared obama to hitler, yeah, i did. >> okay, but that's why pencils have erasers. >> has your opinion of president obama changed in the last six years? >> yes, it has. great! that's awesome! >> i think he's accomplished something no one in human histories ha accomplished or could accomplish. >> that's wonderful. he did. he pushed for

that tom coburn is close to barack obama is seen as a betrayal by many of his fellow republicans, but he doesn't >> coburn: i'm proud of our country that we elected barack obama. i mean, it says something about us nationally. you know, it's kind of like crowning your checker when you get to the end of the checker board. here's another thing that says america's special-- barack obama, president of the united states. >> stahl: the friendship began in 2005 as freshmen senators, coburn, the conservative obstetrician from muskogee, oklahoma, and obama, the liberal state senator from chicago. they often teamed up to pass important pieces of legislation. >> coburn: it's my pleasure to introduce to you a good friend of mine, since we went through orientation together, senator barack obama. >> barack obama: thank you, tom. >> stahl: in 2013, "time" magazine named coburn one of the 100 most influential people in the world, and it was president obama who wrote the tribute. and last year, after learning that coburn had cancer, the president spoke about him at a prayer breakfast. >> obama: ...a great friend of mine who i came into the senate with, senator tom coburn. tom

obama? >> well i probably give the nod to president obama. barack obama and likes jon stewart so much he's done seven friendly appearances. jon stewart not that friendly to george w. bush. i will miss him because he's funny even when he chops up clips, takes shots at fox and cnn as well. every time he's done this i have a segment on my show. i'm sure i will miss him as well. >> we'll see you there on sunday for media buzz. >> excellent. >> thank you. >>> breaking tonight, a federal judge has just granted an abortion group's request to shut down those shocking under cover videos of planned participate hood. next up how it may impact the push to defund the nation's largest abortion provider. >>> plus did timothy dolan talk about to the kkk. trump's controversial immigration stance. >> but, look it sounds cold and it sounds hard. we have a country. our country is going to hell. we have to have a system where people are legally in our country. who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving s

barack obama. >> senator barack obama came up, and we hugged one another, and it's at that time that he said to me -- he said, "i'm here because of you and your brother." >> two years ago, we interviewed lou stokes and his daughter lori -- their first joint tv appearance. >> did you want her to go into footsteps? >> well, i let all of them choose their own thing, right? >> did you want her to go into >> i did. [ both laugh ] >> i did not. [ laughter ] >> when his friend ted kennedy died in 2009, lou stokes summed up the famous senator's legacy, although, looking back, he could very well have been talking about his own... and he likely was. >> the legacy he leaves is what a public servant can do to change conditions in a nation. he changed america, in many respects. >> good man, good dad. and that'll do it for this edition of "upclose." if you missed any of today's program, you can catch it again on our website, 7online.com. we thank you for watching. i'm diana williams.

barack obama? >> well, barack obama is a charismatic person.oint is his charisma and his personal narrative. stossel: thank you, panel. coming up, i will rank the candidates best to worst. [cheers] [applause] stossel: i made a list of this year's presidential candidate and rank them from best worse. here is my list. all of these people really are running or are about to run. including some that you may not have heard of. i admit that my list is not scientific. i'm alit libertarian. there are some like mike huckabee and chris christie that denounced libertarianism, which makes me think that they are clueless about what government does. that basically every the candidates on how much they want to micromanage our lives or involve us in dubious foreign wars. those who recognize the harm often done by get points. also getting points for shaking things up. >> our leaders are stupid, our politicians are stupid. stossel: at least he says something that really makes sense. and i like his willingness to speak at times. but it's absurd to think that mexic

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obama. barack obama got away with his amnesty and sanctuary cities and on top of that he successfully goaded the republican party into a debate that is going to alienate his pan ticks from the republican party for generations. think about the situation we have right now. we have a democrat nominee who is under investigation by the fbi, we have the weakest recover i in america's history, the world is on fire, isis is on the run. republicans are primed to take back the presidency in 2016 and what are we debating? repealing the 14th amendment, one of the greatest achievements of the republican party. that's what we're talking about. i think barack obama is sitting back in the white house enjoying this enormously. >> certainly ignited a debate over the 14th amendment and what it does or doesn't mean. we'll take about that later on. thanks for joining us. >> thank, shannon. >>> donald trump and jeb bush boat getting into testy exchanges with the media. both refusing to back down. >> i'll use the word anchor, baby. excuse me, i use the word anchor baby. >> your language anchor baby, is that not bo

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obama barack obama was elected, but that he missed the opportunity. liberals will say yes but he was blockaded to do what he wanted to do by conservatives. you and i that have been chief executives of a organization know that you never blame people who are lower down the food chain whether you can fire them or not. whether they are professors with tenure or elected officials, the boss is the boss. lyndon b. johnson didn't make that excuse. ronald reagan didn't make that excuse. both of those guys were pretty optimistic. pessimism has led to pessimism and division. they kind of came from the obama era. they were reaction from the obama era. we need visionaries per visionaries. we need conservative visionaries who declare their independence and come out as optimist to say it's a new day and we can have competing pessimism's or we can have competing optimism's. >> what is the formula you offer in the book for that conservative visionary? what are visionary? what are the elements in the 215 pages of this book that you would pull out and focus that visionary on to begin that process? it's all about the process of evolution and how you of all from where you are to this new space and new environment. whether or not you are willing to do it. to help you get there, what are some of the things that you would pull out. we talked about the seven lessons. maybe it's elements of that. what other aspects of this book that you had in mind for that vision? >> the most important thing to remember is that we are fighting for people. i've said this a whole bunch of times and i want to emphasize i

so this was barack obama being barack obama when he -- but i income hindsight, this was -- it turned out this was more of a domino effect than maybe even he saw coming or anybody could have seen coming. so, would things be different in the middle east had he not done that? could it have been worse because mubarak might have fought hard center or would mubarak have left on his own without the united states being involved as much and maybe -- there's a lot of ways -- it is what it is. that takes to us syria, to go back to your original question, when did he draw the red line if drew nit august of 2012, on the day after todd aiken, a missouri candidate for the u.s. senate, used a phrase, legitimate rape" claims that women's systems when they were being raped truly raped could not -- you could not get pregnant if your being being raped and it became this just electrifying moment in the campaign, and the obama campaign saw an opportunity, if they -- to put romney in a corner but to define the entire republican party as out of the mainstream on the issues of reproductive rights. so the whit

>> so we can say that you are a fan of barack obama then? >> barack obamason. that is his selling point in many ways is his charisma and his personal narrative. >> thank you, panel. ma'am. >> on that note. >> mary and ellis. coming up, my spin. i will rank the candidates best to worst. [ applause ] ♪ we all feel the calling to build something great. ♪ that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. [announcer]when we make beyond natural dry dog and cat foods. we start with real meat as the first ingredient. we leave out corn,wheat and soy. and we own where our dry food is made-100 percent! can other brands say all that? for nutrition you can trust and your pet will enjoy... does your food go beyond? learn more at purinabeyond.com. when you're not confident you have complete visibility into your business, it can quickly become the only thing you thin

lindsey graham are saying to justify their this is going to be very comfortable for barack obama -- uncomfortable for barack obamamark: the republicans are lining up against the deal. last night every single candidate voice their negative opinion of these negotiations and what about the democrats? how much of the rest of the party president count on? >> there are about a dozen summit -- senate democrats, including senator feinstein from california. bill nelson of california, a fairly large jewish population in support of this deal. the president did get a nice buildup of momentum this week. they have really put to that with the announcement last night. i think with senator schumer does is anyone who was to go to know for this deal can say that this is the not good enough for chuck schumer, a very active leader in the jewish community and a hawkish democrat, not good enough for him, not good enough for me. that would carry a lot of water in this town. mark: i have to ask, the israeli prime minister or how does he play into all of this? how does the administration change the narrative of this in washington? >> ther

barack obama. >> senator barack obama came up, and we hugged one another, and it's at that time that he said to me -- he said, "i'm here because of you and your brother." >> two years ago, we interviewed lou stokes and his daughter lori -- their first joint tv appearance. did you want her to go into politics, follow dad's footsteps? >> well, i let all of them choose their own thing. >> did you want her to go into politics? >> i did. [ both laugh ] >> i did not. [ laughs ] >> when his friend ted kennedy died in 2009, lou stokes summed up the famous senator's legacy, although, looking back, he could very well have been talking about his own, and he likely was. >> the legacy he leaves is what a public servant can do to change conditions in a nation. he changed america in many respects. >> we want to share with you the inspiring story of how finding his biological father changed one man's life. filled with an anger and restlessness he didn't quite understand, a 16-year-old learns that the man he had been calling his dad wasn't his father after all. vincent ellis white is the author of "finding chris,

barack obama. >> but barack obama had held local office. u.s. senator. >> sure. >> i think it's very difficult to run for your first office and for that to be the presidency and for him to win. i have expected those poll numbers to come down but i also think that for as much as some people might like the briskness of a donald trump, there are also other people who say, oh i like the mellow calm common-sensical voice of a dr. ben carson. it appeals to them. >> you couldn't find two men who seem more different. yet, these are the two front runers in iowa of all places. seems like the evangelicals are behind carson. there is good reason for that. a few weeks ago at the big evangelical convention in iowa donald trump was there and he says i've never asked god for forgiveness. i don't need to. in the face of christians there. some might have walked away and really liked him. >> what about huckabee? walker. what are cruz? >> okay. i think that cruz deserved probably to do a little bit better in this poll because i think he had a pretty decent debate.

he just worked for barack obama and he's going to run against barack obama. he worked for the administration want to have his own administration that was against it. romney said john huntsman doesn't know what he's doing and in some respects they were right very john huntsman's campaign failed. the one poor thing to point out if you look at the crowded bill of 2012 they'll kind of have their own lanes or rick santorum social conservative newt gingrich is newt gingrich. and then you had met ronnie who is his own man. john huntsman was the direct competitor and he took shots at mitt romney constantly. you add that severity past history past history and for mitt romney and his family the huntsman's were a significant irritant far more than their polling presence ever came to be. because it was more personal. for mitt romney to dispatch michele bachmann, so what? but to take out john huntsman after john huntsman had back stab him in the last election. >> in the end of course and spend he sees the writing on the wall and endorses romney, kind of. we do have a clip

barack obama, the era of big government is back. imagine joe biden running as a populist working class version of barack obama. obama a third term. he's in a better position to capture the soul of the democratic party than hillary is. >> the soul and spirit of the democratic party is one and i think if joe biden decides to run, he will have significant support within the party. that won't take away from the fact that hillary clinton commands a solid democratic lead because people like her. they know her and look, alex -- >> they like her? >> come on, yes, they like her, they respect her, they know she will fight for the middle-class and she has a record of accomplishment that not one of the republicans -- i would say all of the republicans combined could not beat her. >> but in this hypothetical matchup between hillary clinton and donald trump, he was 20 points behind a couple months ago. he's only six points behind. he's moving ungetting within that margin of error if you will. >> donald trump is growing. he was just a small campaign stick your funger in washington's eye, break washington's china and anti-was

barack obama. that's what barack obama says. the legacy of the civil rights movement is what is affecting all these folks. go ahead, kevin. >> everything he just said is absolute nonsense. every problem that he just described is a democrat problem. now what they want to do is transfer these white races and bring in black races. every problem that's happening now. new york city, baltimore, detroit, atlanta, you name your urban indoctrination central. democrats running it. all the way to the president. the attorney general. it is democrats or black democrats. and you want to make it sound like a cop problem. >> good to see you. at the same time, this unfolds in ferguson, missouri, the folks behind the black lives matter movement are going after bernie sanders! >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> they're not feeling the burn, no, no. dana perino is next on why this is getting to be big aer issue in the democratic race. plus, days after hillary clinton says she has turn over all her e-mail, judge napolitano says not so fast

barack obama." [laughter] a lot of us like barack obama. [applause] closeur country was this to a great depression, we elected a new leader to make tough decisions, not the popular ones. the good news is this, we have now created more jobs every month then we have lost for 65 months in a row. give america a round of applause. [applause] the hard truth of our times is this. 70% of us are earning the same or less than we were 12 years ago. in the hearts of a lot of great -- great american cities, unemployment is higher than it was. we elected a president, not a magician. we will need new leadership everyone to make our economy work for all of us again. how do we do that? we return to our true selves. remember that our economy is not the money. it is people, all of our people. therefore -- [applause] therefore we must, just as our parents and grandparents did, raise the minimum wage and keep it above the poverty line. we need to pay overtime pay for overtime work. we need to extend family leave and paid leave so more women can participate in o

had as an ex president and let me say this, i think it is really important to have barack obama's voice and barack obama's activists after his presidency. i haven't scene this scapego scapegoating of immigrants. it's very sad and the first african american president as an ex president can really, i think, play a very important role in getting this country back on track again and helping us to understand what this country is all about and it's not scapegoating people. >> now, the times also reported about the president's visibility once his term is up. one told "the times" mr. obama respected mr. bush's decision to limit time but also admired mr. clinton's aggressive use of the spotlight to press his agenda. quote, my sense is he is probably a blend of the two. in terms of style, what kind of former president do you think president obama will be as former president. >> i think he'll be much more activist than george w. bush. the issues are too important, not just race relations and bringing up young people belet's not forget the challenge of climate change, perhaps humanity's greatest challenge in many, ma

obama. >> you said of barack obama sadly because president obama has done such a poor job as president, you won't see another black president for generations. what did you mean by that? >> well, i think he's been a very poor president. he has done a very poor job as president. he has set a very poor standard. i think that he has set a very low bar and i think it's a shame for the african american people and by the way, he has done nothing for african americans. you look at what has gone on with income levels and what has gone on with youth. i thought that he would be a great cheer leader for this country and do a fabulous job for the african american citizens of this country. he has done nothing. >> well, that's as pure b.s. as i've heard. that's all right. it covers up, i'm totally against this guy. i've been against him since the time he arrived and treated him like an illegal immigrant and enjoyed everything that's gone wrong. he's out there with crocodile tears saying i wish he had done more for inner city poor or some crap like that. he didn't want that to happen. >> i'm so disappointe

obama white house going q public in attacking schumer. i don't understand. he probably is going to be the nextxt minority leader. >> i wouldn't be surprised if some of the democrat senators into take barack obama consideration when they vote for a leader. >> barack obamas a lake duck. chum schumer is probably going to be the next minority leader. do you think any senators want to be on his bad side in 2016? if they are, he'll cast them in a hole. >> he did that in the speech equating them with the revolutionary guard corps. that is before senator schumer came out against the deal. what's the strategy behind that? >> this is what he does. he's incapable of believing that people disagree >> is it snart many. >> in this case it is silly because chuck schumer isk a whoe lot smarter than the white house. this i is why chuck schumer -- came out saying he was going to oppose the deal but calling automatic of his colleagues sayingng iemg not going to whip against it. as a result he has the senators coming out saying we respect senator schumer for having his own mind. he shined everybody up and also going on the record saying he's opposed to the deal and that's thero way he's getting through e tough spot. israeli political action committee has gone a big way a

obama on his energy policy. >> i have my disagreements with the president. >> when you vote with the president 96% of the time, you represent the president's policy. >> i disagree with the president. >> rubber stamp for barack obama i stood you for the president. >> barack obama will be down as the worst president. >> jon: you see. it's common enemy whether it's the servants or the self yes or the person we elect to run us. [laughter] in fact ... [laughter] many republican candidates have sought to show that their democratic opponents were in fact loving obama. in fact, married tocr own and taken his name as the hyphenate. >> this obama isn't our economy. >> jon: yes, yes. we obama-aiken. the obama-aiken economy, which has been struggling dough to stag informant wages, loss of manufacturing base and being a little pitchy, doll. a little pitchy. of course not all democrats are running from obama due to his unpopular policy. democratic senate candidate from kentucky alison lundergan grimes is running. >> why do you not want to give an answer whether you're voting for president obama. >> there's no ruluctancy. this is a matter of principle. our constitution grants here in kentucky the constitutional rights for privacy at the ballot box. >> jon: my country tis of

obama on his energy policy. >> i have my disagreements with the president. >> when you vote with the president 96% of the time, you represent the president's policy. >> i disagree with the president. >> rubber stamp for barack obama i stood you for the president. >> barack obamas common enemy whether it's the servants or the self yes or the person we elect to run us. [laughter] in fact ... [laughter] many republican candidates have sought to show that their democratic opponents were in fact loving obama. in fact, married tocr own and taken his name as the hyphenate. >> this obama isn't our economy. >> jon: yes yes. we obama-aiken. the obama-aiken economy which has been struggling dough to stag informant wages, loss of manufacturing base and being a little pitchy, doll. a little pitchy. of course not all democrats are running from obama due to his unpopular policy. democratic senate

barack obama. and if you are a barack obama supporter, there's no one that's currently in the field who is more likely the legacy of the current president than joe biden. >> howard dean, the big reasons not to run for joe biden, and i think we can all agree he would like to run, if there was room. one is this prohibitive lead by hillary clinton in the polls. huge lead. she's at 55%. bernie sanders is at 17%. and when joe biden is included, there he is at 13%. that is without joe biden doing a day of campaigning. the other inhibitor for joe biden is, i'm sure he does not want to stand in the way of history and the possibility of the first woman president. >> here's the problem. hillary clinton is a special case. the so-called millennials. i call them the first global generation. first of all, they don't care about politics that much. they're not democrats, they flocked to barack obama's campaign because they wanted change of the first president of their generation. joe biden has none of that. he is a good guy. people like him a lot in washington. washington doesn't length presidents. and that's why he'

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discussing earlier, if the problem for hillary clinton is she's too tied for barack obama, there's no one more tied to barack obama than joe biden. he's likable, he's fun, and i think -- >> joe biden/donald trump race. is that a pay-per-view event? >> make politics way more popular. >> i know where you're going. hey, mom and dad, there is a reason why your grown kids are not leaving the nest -- you. they >>> well, the young and not so restless, one in four millenials are more than happy to rest their feet at home. mom and dad, that is your home, your couch, your remote. a number of kids are staying home. for this boomer dad, this is not sinking in. what's going on? >> i'm a boomer baby. i don't live at home. i go there a lot, though. they are a few blocks away. i love them dearly and they feed me. but -- >> they kick you out or what? >> no, it was voluntary. but, what i would say is there are other factors going on here. we have a lot of student debt. >> when i was your age, i had debt, too, young lady. >> absolutely. >> i don't know what i mean by that. do you buy that or no? >> here is what i buy. there is no up

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obama's fault. >> barack obama became president he abandoned iraq. isis was created because of the void that we left. >> really the spread of isis >> professor:. >> the spread of isis was a direct result of the vacuum that was created when the obama administration withdrew all forces from iraq. we turned our backs on iraq. we had iraq in good shape by the time we left office. even obama said as much. >> initially it was president bush who agreed to troop withdrawal deadline although did he so reluctantly. iraq's prime minister nouri al maliki had objected to the idea of any u.s. troops staying beyond 2011. >> while i talk about the problem being that there november stay behind force, that some of -- real problem that we place. >> well, i'm well-known as somebody who has strongly defended that as the right thing to do, i still believe that. >> you wouldn't change anything? >> no. indeed there was widespread support of the time. >> that support was based largely on the administration argument that iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction, that proved to be wrong. became a key issue in mr. obama's 2008 presidential campaign. >> the president get any credit for trying -- while still recognizing the sacrifice that was made, trying t