others in the democratic field by forcefully defending the affordable care act passed during the obama-biden administration and warning about what he sees as the flaws with medicare for all. >> but the transition of dropping 300 million people on a new plan i'm telling you is, i think, kind of a little risky at this point. >> reporter: bernie sanders returning fire this morning. >> i like joe and i hope we will have this debate. you know, but when joe says something to the effect that medicare for seniors -- what did you say -- will end, that is an absurd situation. >> reporter: and as the candidates work to one-up each other on the policy front, the view of the money race is coming into sharper focus as campaigns finish reporting the second quarter fundraising. pete buttigieg led the field in the second quarter raising nearly $25 million. the midwest mayor also emerging as a hollywood favorite. cashing checks from stars like jennifer aniston and kevin bacon and star trek star george takei.

entire career. >> you mentioned twice now his political ties as vice president under barack obama and joe bidenimself mentioning barack obama several times over the weekend saying he's going to let barack obama notice judgment in choosing him as vice president speak for itself. we haven't heard though from barack obama. i understand he's not making endorsements, he's been very clear in that. but just in speaking up for vice president joe biden's character. >> no, not at all, steve. he has said from the outset that he was not going to endorse in the primary, and the vice president asked him not to. he wants to make the case. you know, but, again, the vice president's also not going to let anybody tear down the record of the obama/biden administration. and we're seeing attacks on the certainly from president trump. but, you know, there are some in this primary who, you know, who are criticizing the obama/biden administration. vice president believes that president obama was an historic president. and he's not going to let anybody tear down the obama record. and so, you know, i think you heard tha

they continue to be the number 1 state sponsor of terrorism around the world and thanks to biden-obama, they had cash to burn. that means this all changed. donald trump was sworn in as president. he was not biden, he's not obama and i'll be very frank, he knows the world knows, he's not theresa may either. i think the president knows, even the iranians know is weak. he pulled the united states out of that horrific iranian nuclear deal, reimposed devastating sanctions. iran's economy is in a free fall and because of the reimposed sanctions, they face a years long recession. inflation spiralling out of control. it's working. the president's policies are working. this year alone, it will top 40%. iran is clearly feeling the pain so they're wanting to disrupt the world's simply of oil to force more money in a new deal on their terms. that won't happen under president trump. i can tell you 100%. the u.s. says we're going to send their nuclear program if they push this, i promise the mullahs of iran it will be over quickly and your nuclear ambitions will be in the stone age. you'll be sent a

they were a bomb they were abandoned by obama, abandoned by biden. for the albanian resistance where i'm sitting right now they broadcast 24 24 hours a day like they are the voice of america shunned by the obama administration. the obama administration went so far into some of these people were killed, and luckily this administration the president supports some of the killing has stopped, a lot of protests are going on inside of iran. this is a great alternative to that horrible regime in iran. >> sean: if we could overturn that regime, it'd be better for the entire world for they form in terror, they fight proxy wars, they have 100 billion extra dollars because of obama biden. when we come back, this video is off the hook insane. a man losing it completely. all caught on tape. plus i have a special offer that i will be making to congresswoman ocasio-cortez. that straight ahead. sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the t

if you look at what we have done , i call it the obama biden mess. you will end up in a war with north korea is sure as you are standing there. we will see what happens. you're going to end up in a war with north korea. >> [indiscernible] i don't call them braids. i say they came in illegally and we are bringing them in legally. they have to get to the court system. who havemoving people come men all of these people over the years have come in illegally and we are removing them and bringing them back to their country. >> [indiscernible] it in termsnk of of that we are just celebrating our country. orre is nobody stronger nobody who has a military close to ours. i spent $700 million when took over the military it was absolutely depleted. we had old planes and jets. it was tired. now we have the finest jets in the world. military equipment the likes of which we have never had. building submarines and aircraft carriers all made in the usa. i am all about jobs. we have great job numbers today but when it comes to the military, it's not about jobs. there

so, let me ask you about the strategy, jim, of calling it obama-biden care. know that that is not what joe biden wants. i think he wants to defend obamacare. >> that is right. as he said himself, president trump continuing to fight this fight, this possibly going to the supreme court next summer where the supreme court will be ruling potentially on whether or not pre-existing conditions should be covered for tens of millions of americans is a gift to the democrats, whether it is joe biden or another person as the nominee. they want to have this fight. as we've talked about in the segment, democrats are divided on health care. they have different views on whether having insurance should continue or medicare for all or continue to build on obamacare. if president trump keeps going on this fight they'll be united and people will be united to fight against trump's effort to take it away. >> and in april gallop polled obamacare and it is more popular now than it was, 50% of american as prove of it, 48% disapprove. so it is not a wedge issue. do you think it's mart

joe biden just yesterday was quick to mention his affiliation with barack obama. ght years i worked in the white house. this was kamala harris yesterday responding to joe biden's quite frequent reference to the former president. >> they're going to make their decisions based not just on who they are associated with but make their decisions based on the work we have done. and most importantly our plan for the future of america. >> she's going to be heading down to myrtle beach for a townhall here this afternoon. she's going to be heading up to new york before heading to new hampshire later this weekend. >> vaughan hillyard live for us in south carolina. steve, we referenced some of those numbers now. out this morning, "washington post post"/abc news poll showing the president's poll numbers ticking up. >> you have to say the biden campaign, sort of the implicit message is electability. this is exactly the kind of poll that biden would like democrats to be looking at. you mentioned the approval rating. this is all adults. whether or not they're registered to vote. tr

all the election met meddling happened on biden-obama's watch. all of it. it's a fact. nes was warning them in early 2014, they did not listen. and it's just the latest blunder by biden because especially after being whacked -- i mean, hard, by kamala harris in the first democratic debate over his record on race and busing and talking about his work with segregationists, something we highlighted on this program, and finally biden, well, he ended the spin to her that it was a disaster with an apology. let's try that as a last resort. let's take a look. >> folks, two weeks ago, somehow gave the impression to people -- yes, i was, i regret it. i am sorry for the pain and misconception i have caused. [applause] >> sean: you know what biden is also invoking obama to try to boost his chances. is not how quickly obama's are coming to bail him out anytime soon. take a look. >> has anybody caught your eye? >> you know, one of the things, because barack and i are going to support whoever wins the primary. so we are -- our primary focus is letting the primary process play out becau

and continuing his attacks on the obama/biden administration. >> biden didn't know what the hell he was doing and neither did president obama. >> reporter: biden made it clear which president's opinion he values. >> i'll take his judgement about my record, my character, my ability to handle a job over any one else's. >> despite having to defend his record biden has raised more money per day than any other democrat in the race. tom? >> rachel, thank you. >>> next an update into the investigation surrounding kevin spacey and the allegations of sexual assault. a report tonight that detectives from the scotland yard came to the u.s. to question the actor. the latest from erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, "variety" magazine reporting scotland yard interviewed actor kevin spacey regarding several allegations of sexual assault in the uk. when abc news asked directly about spacey, london metropolitan police confirmed its complex case team questioned a man about six separate claims of sexual misconduct ranging from 1996 to 2013. but said it does not identify any person subject to an investig

building off the successful model we instituted during the obama/biden administration with the nuclear safety summit. leaders who attend must come prepared to cooperate and make concrete commitments to take on corruption and advance human rights in their own nations. we have to be honest about -- excuse me. we have to be honest about our friends that are falling short and forge a common agenda to address the greatest threats to our shared values. we'll include civil society organizations from around the world that stand on the front lines in defense of democracy in their countries. we'll challenge the private sector including the tech companies and social media giants to make their own commitments. america's openness fuels their success. i believe they have a duty to make sure their algorithm and platforms are not misused to sew division here at home or empower their surveillance states to be able to facility their -- and facilitate their oppression and censorship in china or elsewhere. to spread hate or to spur people to violence. secondly, i will equip our people to succeed in the ne

biden did not know what he was doing and neither did president obama. they were taken advantage of, now they are paying. they still owe us a lot of money. biden does not know about that, he thinks stupidly we do. they know it is fine but they have to pay their way. the u.s. is not going to get [inaudible] which is changing [inaudible] and we we defend europe lose a tremendous amount of money so we lose on trade and the military. president obama and vice president biden, they did not have a clue. they got taken advantage of by china, by nato, by every country they did business with. >> [inaudible] >> are you watching the world cup on sunday? pres. trump: i don't know i will be able to. i don't know, i hope they win. >> why did you say that? [inaudible] pres. trump: on numerous occasions, president obama wanted to meet with kim jong-il and and kim jong-un said no. no [inaudible] i we have a nice relationship. we have done a lot and we have gotten our hostages back. we are getting the remains back, a lot of good things are happening and there has been no nu

is a way to wound biden. >> i call at this time obama-biden mess. >> reporter: but biden is proof of the progressive values on race. >> i talk about the obama years, my opponents talk about as ancient history. when others talk about something i said in the '70s, they talk about it like it is yesterday. >> reporter: biden made his comments in south carolina where safrican-americanill likely make up the majority of voters in the democrats' first in the south primary. >> with the president in new jersey. new details tonight on a plane forced to make an emergency landing in boston because of a fire on board. authorities now owbelieve they know it started with a phone charger. more on the growing threat insidehat a lot of us carry on board. >> may day, may day. >> reporter: the pilot of a virgin atlantic ane with 217 passengers on board thursday declaring an emergency. >> we have some smo in the cabin. >> reporter: officials efay this is all that is l of the external phone charger the sparked the fire. it ignited a seat cushion forcing the flight which was supposed to go

michelle obama was given the opportunity and did not. what biden is doing is what you would expect. i remember thinking after the first democratic debate, gee, barack obama's name did not come up in that first debate. but the second debate in which joe biden participated, obama was all over there. and it's not president obama, it's barack. he calls him barack. you know, he says he's my friend. i call him by his first name, that's how close we are. we were together for eight years. if i'm good enough for barack obama, or barack, then take a look at me because i should be good enough for you because i was vetted by obama himself. >> so he has complained this is where he wants people to focus, these eight years, but he's complained on the trail his competitors are not. he says they just pretend like he took a hiatus from 2008 to 2016. >> well, they are. >> why are they trying to ignore his time as vice president? >> because they don't want to criticize obama, number one. everything obama did, biden was right there with him. and i think it's more lucrative quite honestly for them to go b

years after obama-biden care passed. nine and a half years. there are folks who don't have insurance. have health care for your employer. so do i. . don't you care about the people who don't have health care? when the president talked about that yesterday -- we are protecting pre-existing conditions that we will make sure medicare and medicaid is strengthened as well. we're looking at maternal care. i know you don't, but go on. reporter: when asked about north korea the president said that barack obama was begging for a meeting with kim jong-un. former obama spokespeople and national security council be percent you do not recall that. i am wanting to know where president trump got that from, if either of you know that. ms. conway: he did not say that. i need sunglasses. reporter: i am asking where he got that from. ms. conway: here is what we know. president obama got the nobel peace prize. this president is earning it by trying to bring peace and having tensions on north korea, have sanctions on iran, while you are getting north korea to denu

obama mr. biden, susan rice was there. and i think brennan was there. and they all discuss the dossier. susan rice was there as well. obama knew about the dossier and the text messages between strzok and page. the white house wanted to know about this. when it came to going aftere trump on the dossier and the obama administration it was all hands on deck and was orchestrated out of the white house. and i think the big issue is for the media and investigators, why isn't president obama being asked to serious questions about this? >> sean: not one time. i know sleepy creepy crazy uncle biden will be asked about this. great work as always. judicial watch. this weekend the president called out the radical socialist new leaders in theat democratic party in a huge way. he rebuked a lot of the anti-american comments. essentially told them love it or leave it, and when you fix a country you came from, then you can come back and show us. there's been a lot of media mob democratic outrage. but today the president afterom last night, he denounced the chant that cal

so a lot of african-americans are saying this is my vote to say i am with obama/biden and the things that donald trump is trying to undo. and biden gets a lot of support because of that. he was the co-pilot of the years that mr. trump is now trying to displace. so it's going to take more than one or two bad nights at a debate for people to look at joe biden as separate from the last ten years. they weren't around 50 years ago for busing. it's a big issue and an important issue, but they remember in real life their own experiences over the last ten years that's trying to be displaced by this president and joe biden was part of that. and really fought hard in that. i was in the rooms. i disagreed with joe biden in the '90s but joe biden was an ardent fighter in the rooms for what barack obama did with the affordable care act and criminal justice reform. there's no question about it. >> heidi, there's obviously a ton of road ahead of us still, but joe biden has take an few hits now right when his campaign rolled out with the question of women who said they made him feel uncomfortable. th

for president clinton, and former white house communications director under president obama, jen psaki. the bidensry close. now you've got -- this isn't a thing where you need to go through advisers. they have each other's cell phones. they could talk, right? so to me it seems not insignificant that they have not done so directly since the debate two weeks ago, when biden was widely perceived as having done poorly. >> well, i don't know what the president could say to vice president biden at this point other than i'm staying out of this. i think it's wise for obama now to involve himself in this. i think michelle obama was right to make the comment that the whole family was staying out of this. and that's what former presidents do. they let the people decide, not the party elders decide, and theron they come in and endorse whoever the nominee is. i'm not concerned for joe biden or for barack obama. i think this is sort of standard operating procedure for both of them. >> it does, jen, though -- and i get the point, but it seems weird as a person, right? they're personal friends. personal advice. a

numbers very clearly showed that deportations under obama-biden grew as high as 400,000 a year, far more than the 256,000 deportation this is year by trump-pence. does joe biden need to answer for that? >> oh, jake, absolutely. let's be honest and i think there are issues where democrats and republicans unfortunately have some responsibility for the problems. we can't as democrats be so partisan to say we were perfect because we weren't. i think some of that was absolutely a mistake. in the end what we needed to have was a very different approach that said this should be a country for working people. a country where we respect the immigrants come here to try to do well for the family and we need a certain number of immigrants in the country to have our economy go forward and work. instead i think democrats have often been scared of their own shadow and listening to what is on fox news or the attacks coming from republicans and responding to them too much. we need to be real blunt about the facts that democrats made mistakes here, too. and i mentioned, there is a moment of truth for democ

. >> obama, biden, obama, biden. >> the problem you get to, though, when you start to dive into this, that previous administrations didn't want to do some public option or that they didn't want to do it with the affordable care option, it didn't get through congress. this is another one of those things, that sounds good if you're a democrat. but how do you actually do that unless you think the senate will go 60 for democrats? >> in the first debate candidates were asked -- let me just play it. savannah guthrie asked this question about health care as it related to undocumented immigrants. watch. we're going to play it. i think. savannah guthrie went ahead and asked the question if people would raise their hands if the government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. >> we were going to be the democratic candidates. >> me, too. that was everybody on stage that raised their hands. you can see the headline there? do you think it's a mistake for biden to be talking about including this in his plan? . >> i think the issue that you run into, it is something nuanced he's i

ryan, jill biden invoked obama there. when biden apologized for his segregationist comments, he also invoked obama. what do you think that -- it's interesting that he keeps invoking the obamas, yet no endorsement. it is early, but, you know, at least she has said why, mrs. obama. >> i think obama's role in this is obviously very, very interesting because on the one hand the only candidate in the race that is defending the obama legacy and whose whole campaign, in fact, is about the obama legacy is joe biden. if you're barack obama you're sitting back and biting your fingernails maybe thinking, oh, boy, gee, my whole legacy is on the shoulders of biden here. and, you know, some of the other candidates are pointing out differences with the obama -- a years of obama. remember, elizabeth warren and the white house butted heads quite a bit. bernie sanders has a whole critique about what was wrong in the obama years. and how obama wasn't far enough to the left. and the party, in fact, has moved quite a bit to the left. most of t

numbers very clearly showed deportations under obama/biden grew as high as 400,000 a year, far more than the 256,000 deportations this year by trump/pence. does joe biden need to answer for that? >> jake, absolutely. look, let's be honest. there as lot of issues where democrats and republicans unfortunately have some responsibility for the problems. we can't as democrats saad we were perfect because we weren't. that was a mistake in the end. what we need to have was a very different approach. this should be a country for working people, a a country we respect immigrants come here and do well for their family. we need a certain number of immigrants in the country to be able to have our economy go forward and work. instead, i think democrats have often been scared of their own shadows, listening to what's on fox news or attacks coming from republicans or responding to them too much. we need to be real blunt about the fact democrats made mistakes here, too. i mentioned there's going to be a moment of truth for democrats, jake. you're about to see in the next weeks, democrats are going to ha

>> kellyanne: under obama, biden and jeh johnson. let me expand you, i want people treated humanely. that's why when i received a briefing with the senators and the vice president with the media in the room, they didn't publish any of this, as far as i can see, those men get three hot meals from local restaurants. if they now have access to showers. there were no shower facilities there to accommodate that many people in the past, but there are now. there's a bank of showers in the back. they have access to food and hygienic products, they have access to toothbrushes. we don't want that, but that's why we also don't want people to come here illegally, and i would again quote the words of president obama. he thinks that having the ice enforcement action was "a deterrent" from other people come here. we are a nation of laws and we are a nation of immigrants. come here legally. >> chris: it one last question for you. with better try to cover the news, and were going to get way over. the congressional hearings with former special counsel

why didn't biden push anything this drastic while he was in the white house in the biden-obama administrationd why now all of a sudden, 12 years later, 10 years later, does biden sound just like ocasio-cortez? i think the answer is obvious because sleepy, creepy, crazy uncle joe doesn't have core values and he knows he is vulnerable to the attacks from this extreme wing in his party. so, clearly, he's willing to do and say anything to get elected. to make nice with the new climate cult that runs the democratic party, even plagiarizing his own campaign plan. now, it's beyond bad policy. this campaign is under fire tonight for apparently stealing the exact identicale passages from other climate documents. biden's camp is trying to downplay it, claiming it was a multiple citation errors. of course, plagiarism is nothing new for biden because the scandal back in 1988 torpedoed that year's white house bid where he literally copied word for word a speech by a british labour party leader at the time named neil kineck. so while biden pens fake moral outrage over and over again, the past shows he will

espn has a segment from "monday night football" and obama may have gotten it from that. bidenof his campaigns is about inheriting things from obama. this phrase may be another example of that where he's taking on something where he's caught on with mhis buddy barac as he calls him. you heard what max said, he said that he can use it to under cut the premise of your question, right? >> that's the key. that's the key thing. the under cutting the deflection of a question, hillary clinton in 2008 and from 2016, she would often deflect laughter. when she got a question even if it is a pretty serious question. she often would go to the sort of big laugh that kind of push things off. >> harris does that a little bit, too. >> sometimes. it is almost like to sort of suggest that the question is ridiculous on his face and sort of move it on. john carey in 2004 would say here ises t the deal and refram what the conversation is about. it is that. it is biden. that's the way he hounds and he talks and you know at least in terms of how he try to relate to people, he does a lot with men, it

just managed to slip obama into that sentence somehow. in fact, the only president biden seemed to mention more than donald trump was barack obama. >> my granddaughter, who is graduating from high school, and her best friend is sasha obama. afterward-- no, they've been in school together the whole time. so, barack and i and jill and the whole family, we got together afterwards to have a little light lunch and dinner for the families that all these girls grew up together with. >> stephen: we get it. you know barack obama. ( laughter ) we understand. we concede that. at this point, you should change your slogan to "biden 2020: obama 2012!" ( applause ) when he wasn't talking about barack obama, biden made some pretty wild campaign promises. >> i promise you, if i'm elected president, you're going to see the single most important thing that changes in america is we're going to cure cancer. >> stephen: okay, that would be great. that would be great. it touched his life. it's touched so many lives. but, please, but if you can cure cancer, could you maybe just do that now? beca

to authoritarian -- >> we were talking the the policies that obama and biden pushed along the away. health care and in certain aspects of our lives and pushing our country in a direction where we care more about identity politics as opposed to finding real solutions to our immigration crisis. >> just a moment here -- >> to our economy. >> what you're describing are reasonable policy disagreements. what is the right proech to immigration, et cetera. but you had the president there equating america to authoritarian russia. he has praised kim jong-un and said he has a love affair. he was responsible for the death of a young american. >> and the krit wpresident was critical about that. we need to focus on denuclearizing the korean peninsula. that has been a goal of this president and it is why he has engaged in die hog with the north koreans will continuing a pressure campaign. you know that and i know that. >> those are the words that he used to describe this country. >> but you're talking specifically on north korea and i'm answering you on the north korea question. which is very clea

if you look at wha we've straightened it out, i call the me obama/biden ss. we're straightening it out. >> reporter: as for that citizenship question, adminiration lawyers told a federal judge in maryland today that they would be pursuing all options, but the government has already started printing census forms without it. >> hans nichs with the president in new jersey today. thank you. >>> good news about the economy this evening. the labor department says 224,000 jobs were created last month. that's for mar than expected though the unemployment rate rose slightly to 3.7% because more people were looking for jobs. but the economic picture isn't so bright for everyone. tom costello reports on who is working and who's stilru ling. >> reporter: a long holiday weekend in chicago today where gabrielle stewart says times are good. >> whave a wedding coming up in october. so, this booming economy has allowed us have the opportunity to have a good wedding. >> reporter: today's jobs numbers suggest good times for millions of americans. the unemployment rate remains a

don't have that motional connection. >> when biden brings up president obama, oftentimes that is oneloudest applause lines. as talk to people as they're leaving the biden events, they're pointing back to his experience, his ability to work with president obama. and i remember being down in south carolina just back in may and i was at a farmer's market. it was unaffiliated, undecided voters. there is a woman i spoke, to african-american woman who said that so many in the black community and older black community, they base a the hoff votes on people they know, people that have been around for a long time. and so that obama connection she argue was very, very important for joe biden. biden is going to be heading down to south carolina tomorrow and sunday for a two day swing. and one things that going to be really note worthy to watch is how are these voters responding to that debate interaction that he had last week on the issue of school bussing? is this something resonating with them. when i was asking about biden's work with segregation of senators in the past, a lot of people said,

a lot of african-american voters look at joe biden, as part of fundamental obama legacy so shattered e ceiling for african-american people and they think, harris his own record on busing is not so clear now, she seems to have taken the same position she attacked joe biden for saying she's not for mandatory school busing. people see her waffling on that and private insurance and african-american voters like many democratic primary voters are skeptical. >> hillary clinton was in the same position relative to obama in 2007 and obama by winning iowa black voters take away, white folks vote for him and i will. where we did and i have our votes and that is what he carried in south carolina and did so well with the black vote. harris, south carolina is not going to save her. >> thank you for coming in. the ninth circuit court of appeals ruling the trump administration can proceed with a new family planning policy overhaul which divers federal funds away from clinics that perform abortions and allocates that money to clinics that do not. nancy pelosi calling it, quote, heartbreaking. are ther

china has ripped us off during obama and biden, during other presidents, clinton obviously, and right now china is not very happy because thousands of companies are leaving china and going to other places, including the united states because they don't want to pay tariffs. and the other thing is china's paying the tariffs. they are devaluing their currency and they're pumping in. that's paying for the tariffs. our people have not been paying for the tariffs. thank you. >> [inaudible]. >> if the fed knew what it was doing, they would lower rates, and they would stop quantitative tightening. if you look at europe, what they're doing is they're pumping money in and they are having rates lowered so they can compete with us. just remember, the european union was set up in order to compete with the united states. okay? and if you look at what he's done, made them somewhat competitive. despite everything, they are not doing well, and we're doing great. europe is not doing well at all. we are doing great. but we're put at an unfair playing field when they cut interest rates and when they pump

biden. and she did that for a reason. remember in 2008 when candidate obama needed joe biden on the ticket? he needed him to give him, obama, some moderate blue-collar crowd. to make it more palatable to mandeville america. that was in an as is now. we are living in different time times. biden is not really needed today to be the heir of obama is in. no, harris, when you look across the board, harris is a much more logical fit. and some notable obama administration alums are already working for harris. there they are. and who doubts that kamala and the team are in contact with obama, who seemed to enjoy being, at least not say it, but they appear to be enjoying this role role of would be, pe, down the road, king and queen makers? watch. >> barack and i are going to support whoever wins the primary. we are supportive of everyone. we are giving advice to whomever zeke said. -- >> you give advice to whoever seeks that? >> anyone who calls or wants to cooperate >> laura: of course she has. but we all still remember this moment in 2013. when president obama is war

biden didn't know what the hell he was doing and neither did president obama. nato was taking advantage of them. now they're paying. they still owe us a lot of money. biden doesn't know about that. he just thinks stupidly we do. nato is fine. but they have to pay their way. the united states is not going to get killed on trade with europe. europe kills us on trade, which we're changing. and europe then kills us because we defend europe and we lose a tremendous amount of money. so we lose on trade and the military. president obama and vice president biden, they didn't have a clue. they got taken advantage of by china, by nato, by every country they did business with. >> are you watching the world cup final on sunday? >> i don't know that i'll be able to. i hope they do well. i hope they win. >> [ inaudible question ] >> kim jong-un on numerous occasions said to me president obama wanted to meet with kim jong-un and kim jong-un said no. numerous occasions he called. and right now we have a very nice relationship. we've done a lot and we've gotten our hostages back

he's also described himself as an obama-biden democrat.nk going forward those are two things you're going to see him continue to stress as he continues to differentiate himself from the left part of the party merchandise. >> let's go a little further. biden really casting his lot in with the center left but saying look who won ip2018. the mainstream democrats. chris cuomo pointing out 80% of the party doesn't define itself as very liberal. is this a case of a senator whose liberal credentials now seem dated because the party has move further left or is biden trying it plant a stake in the ground saying the louder voices in the debate don't -- >> what he's saying is, no, they're not dated in terms of the actual numbers where democrats are. also usually significant he brought up alexandria ocasio-cortez. yes, he brought her up and praised her but he was bringing her up to say that is not who i am. in this interview which was really revealing, this is the starkest clearest case he's made of himself as a moderate and as a general election cand

about how there were also things going on at the border with the undocumented community under obama and bidenrted many of them and here you have a liberal group taking on biden. >> you have nancy pelosi the far left wing is now the middle of her party and joe biden is now recast as a right-winger. i don't see joe that way. but that is where the party is going and to have this socialist who is being universally praised and catered to, someone who hasn't passed any legislation or hasn't really had -- aside from getting the 15,000 votes has a pretty sparse record. but i think it just shows you hor far left the party has gone. >>> and elizabeth warren was caught in a similar situation in the fact with progressive activists coming to her. a group of young american progressive jews caught her at a campaign event on monday. take a listen. >> we'd love it if you also push the government to end occupation -- >> yes. >> excellent. >> so we would love it if you pushed the israeli government to end occupation, referring to the rest bank and warren said yes, yes, i'm there. that is a major foreign policy

that someone was here illegally, caught and convict z of a crime, but instead of deporting them, obama-biden administration released them out to public, and just said, you know, you should leave the country. that is problematic. we hearings about this in congress, we have removal orders, we either have the rule or not or we don't, when you are ordered to leave the country, you leave. >> at same time, during obama administration they deported three .1 million illegal immigrants in u.s., a lot of people would say that was a good record, keeping things from getting out of control at border, but the same people that democrats, that supported the obama administration sending people back now that are opposed to a fraction of that amount september back. -- sent back. >> that is right because it is now donald trump, you know what barack obama was doing it, he could do no arms. donald trump is doing the same thing, now they are up in arms as if it were a moral terp -- like it was wrong. i di did not like the way that department of did those stats, the border has to be locked down, people need to know

i'm going to fight back obama-biden legacy and the disaster it created. had to solve. he has a lot of legs to stand on and if joe biden keeps resorting to this he will keep on going down. ed: rolled their eyes at school yard. so did some on the left. chris steenel that used to work for clinton. emily's list helps elect more female candidates. count me as a voter handle menacing calmly over someone who announces he will pop them in the mouth. here is someone on the left saying i don't like that either. the president saying this is silly. i got a better economy than obama-biden and then the rest. i can beat you on that and then folks on the left scratching their head what are you doing mr. vice president. pete: joe no keeps putting a foot in it. this is not the only thing he did. he had thread is a bigger one. pete: there is a bigger one that that. he was talking about the 2016 election which when the 2016 election he was still the vice president. listen to the way he remembers interference. >> look at what's happening with putin, while putin is trying to un

president obama and biden did nothing. i don't think i have to say that anymore. in fairness to president obama, nobody did. it was crazy. we have a deficit of 506-billion dollars. this has been going on for years and years. we rebuilt china and they did a great job. i don't discredit them for what happened. i discredit our people who should have been doing what i am doing right now. it's not pleasant. our farmers have been incredible. they are patriots. it will pay off big for the farmers. >> tucker: came close to sending the u.s. military to strike iran and you pulled back. some wanted you to strike iran? >> and a lot of people gave me a lot of credit. a lot of people said that was a great presidential moment which was shocking to hear. we -- they shot down an unmanned drone they said was over their territory. it was not. they had to give me everything i wanted to know by 7 o'clock. they gave me everything but didn't tell me how many people would die. i know a lot of iranians from new york city and they are all great people. we are all great people. i said how ma

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and by the way, the increase in nato defense spending i would point out started under the obama/biden administration. we need to look for opportunities for strength and domestic cooperation with friends beyond north america and europe. reaching to our partners in asia including japan, south korea, australia, india, to fortify our collective capabilities. sustaining, sustaining our ironclad commitments to israel security regardless of how much you may disagree with this present leader, it is essential. integrating our friends in latin america and africa and seizing opportunities throughout the broader network of democracies, in order to gain and regain the confidence of the world, we need -- we have to prove again that america says what it means and means what it says. especially when it comes to the challenges that will define our time. renewal threat, renewed threat of nuclear war. mass migration. disruptive technologies. climate change. we cannot be a credible voice on the proliferation of nuclear security, on proliferation and nuclear security while we're abandoning the very deals