all because of obama kay. so they have to do something about that and they have to do it now. now, when was the last time you heard something good about our country? well, we won. we beat china. we beat mexico. we beat somebody? we never win. you don't hear good news about this country. we are in a position where we just never win. that's because of our leadership. you need somebody who wrote "the art of the deal," one of the great business books of all time. a little bit example. somebody said i can't believe you got the old post office right down the road meaning on pennsylvania avenue. i wish it were right down the road. i have a building, the old post office. everybody wanted it. gsa gave it out. we are doing an amazing job with it. it's under construction now for six months. the gsa gave it out. obama gave it up. trump got it. now, is that good negotiating? it was in the history of the gsa one of the most sought-after properties everybody. trump got it. people said to me how the hell did you get it when obama is in charge of the gsa? but that's the way it goes, folks. may

they say they want to, you know repeal or replace obama kay but then when this comes to that moment where they can use constitutional authority and the power of the purse it doesn't happen. we see we have now kicked the can down the road as it relates to the dhs funding bill. every republican i remember in this last election said they would do everything in their power they would not allow obama's orders on executive immigration to go through. it appears some people are buckling a little bit. >> here is the problem we face from the party. there is a dispute between those who think our job is to do a better job of managing the government and those who understand we are at a crossroads moment at our history which every generation faces. the point of my speech we are not alone in this. every generation of america has been the asked the same thing. do you want america to be special. the point is come again. so a lot of these issues i understand they don't blay well in the media. when reagan took on the soviet union and the cold war and said they were destined for the ash heap of history, that

kay. ♪ ♪ >>> president obama is adding his voice to the vaccination debate.ng parents to get children immunized as the measles outbreak surges to more than 100 cases. carter evans shows us how the medical community is struggling to respond. >> reporter: dr. margaret van blerk is a pediatrician in orange county, california, home to 27 confirmed cases of measles and one of the largest groups of unvaccinated children in the state. >> it's just frustrating that they don't listen. they come to us to take care of their children, and yet they don't trust us. >> reporter: now her practice is on the verge of dropping patients whose parents refuse to immunize. >> we're probably not going to see them anymore. >> i feel their pain but that won't stop the epidemic if you exclude children. >> reporter: dr. kenneth bromberg is with the american academy of pediatrics. >> we want to work with families, and there are other ways to protect children other than excluding those families. >> reporter: he says pediatricians could create separate office hours for children whose paren

obama. and joining me now jonathan kay part and angela rye and ben dommin itch.en. it does seem that exercising the demons of both former president bushes is what jeb has to do to get right with the base of the republican party. can he do that by admitting there were mistakes in iraq. >> one of the problems that jeb is facing in the field for 2016 is someone who has to run on his record but on the records of those who share his name and this is the first real significant step he is taking to differentiate himself from his brother and father. there is speculation of his views being close to his father as to how he views the world. his foreign policy is if he makes it to the general. getting through the nomination process, he will have to stress more the domestic issues where he has more of a disagreement than the conservative base and the republican party. the foreign policy will be kicked further out because of the frustrations that a lot of americans have with what she see happening in the middle east with the isis and the president's agenda and that will mitiga

kay mueller's father. he has mixed feelings about the obama administration refusing to negotiate a ransom with the terrorists. >> we understand the policy about not paying ransom. but on the other hand, any parents out there would understand that you will want anything and everything done to bring your chile home. >> a lot of folks are talking about the story on line. we want to hear from you. leave your comments on our nbc washington facebook page. be sure to tune in tomorrow for the "today" show's full interview with kayla mueller's family. >>> at the white house tonight, president obama welcomed a lot of the nation's governors including some who are eyeing his job. mr. obama made some brief remarks and led a toast to the governors association dinner. wisconsin governor scott walker was there, just one day after the "washington post" reported that walker said he doesn't know if the president is a christian. mr. obama did not address that, but he did say he's committed to reaching across the aisle. >> within this room we're not going agree on everything. but i am committed to working with each and every one

kay. the awkward handshake after months of war. the leaders of the ukraine and russia meet in minsk is to stop the fighting. obama: isil is on the defensive and is going to lose. katty: a degree costs more than anywhere else in the world. -- a degree costs more and america than anywhere else in the world. is it really worth it? welcome to our viewers on public television here and around the globe. the conflict in the eastern ukraine is about to spin out of control unless a peace deal is agreed to. that was the warning from the resident as he met with the leaders of france, russia, and germany in minsk. it was looking to secure a cease-fire for the fighting that has claimed 5000 lives. reporter: ukraine is at war with itself and the people are the runt of a hurdle conflict about identity and sovereignty. this is -- are the brunt of a brutal conflict about identity and sovereignty. this is the heartland. desolate and destroyed. both sides say they are defending their territory. in truth, the shells are slamming into civilian areas. here captured on video by local residents. the results are as terrifying as they are

obama wants embassies in both countries opened by april. >>> and in the last half hour cuba's lead negotiator has expressed confidence that the two countries are capable of civilized relations. >> we can kay to this meeting in a constructive spirit, the meeting took place in a vet respectful professional and constructive environment. i can say that we have a good meeting today. we made progress in our discussions. >> al jazeera's roslind jordan is live for us at the state department. this normalization of relations between the u.s. and cuba is proving to be more complicated than some thought in the beginning. >> it comes down to getting a lot of logistics worked out barbara. that is because in part there has been more than 50-year-old embargo based on the. >> the ability to have a bank account. right now the u.s. banks say that there is a lot of confusion about what they are and aren't allowed to do in terms of setting up bank accounts for the tubens. in fact, the intersection here have no bank account because u.s. banks are afraid they'll be sanctioned or taken to court by the u.s. treasury department if they engage in any financial transactions. that's one key matter that the u.s. gover

kay as always, and laith alkhouri. >>> coming up, you want to know what the fight among republicans running for president is all about? who can hate president obama the most. rudy giuliani proved it by questioning the president's love of country. is there someone in the republican party will blow the whistle on this crap? that's the right word for it. >>> plus, politics at the oscars. "selma" didn't win best picture. john legend said the voting rights act is under attack. civil rights leader john lewis is coming here, at this table to talk about it tonight. >>> scott walker the republican flavor of the month for 2016 has shifted hard right, hard right on abortion and personhood. what game is he playing? he played it down when he was running for governor again last fall. now he's all the way over on the hard right. a little too nimble, i think. a little too switcheroo. >>> finally, "let me finish" with a contest of hate, as i said, you're watching among the republican candidates for president. this is "hardball." the place for politics. i already feel like we're the most connected but i think this solo date will seal the deal. sure! i offer multi-

obama was. >> rose: yeah its he extraordinary. >> i think it's a testament to one his own work ethic. but i think also his ability to inspire people. i think he and coach kayave the ability to get people to buy into something that's bigger than them. and to invest and to work and to really forge together as a group in order to do something unique and powerful. an everyone everyone doesn't know how to do that. and i think it's very-- it's an amazing quality to have. >> rose: great to see you. >> charlie, thank you so much for having me. >> rose: thank you, reg-year. >> it was really fun. >> rose: the book is called power forward, my presidential education. what an education it has been for reggie love. >> rose: robert morgenthau and will you kinda francs are here. they have been one of new york's post famous couples for close to four decades 40 years. he served assmann mann district attorney stepping down in 2009 after 35 years. many credit him for making that office the number one in the nation. she's a journalist who at age 24 became the youngest woman to win the pulitzer prize and the first woman to win for national reporting. her new book is called time

kay. ♪ >>> back at 8:15. time for a super bowl edition today. you saw the interview of president obamad up and shared with me something he is proud of. take a lock. >> we are in the white house kitchen where among other things you brew beer. >> we make beer. first president since george washington to make booze in the white house. >> we going to try the beer some. >> this is the honey ale. made from honey from michelle's garden. that's how they figured out they could make beer using honey. let's taste it. it has been well-reviewed. see what you think. >> i will take a tiny sip. a quick game of either or. football or basketball? >> i'm a basketball guy, but i like football. >> offense or defense. >> offense. >> wings or chips and guac? >> i'm a fanatic of guac. >> hillary clinton or joe biden. >> nice try. >> you should finish this before the full interview. >> you should get more beer. >> let's chug. >> for takes more than a stoip get me buzzed but katy perry rocked. >> that was the best halftime show. >> family friendly. katy perry did a great job. social media took notice of a couple