nobody nobody can afford to say that those things today nobody can up to president obama obama say that i'm sure president obama can't repeat his own speeches right now because you have to say that america is deeply a racist country suffering from structural racism and my question final question to you is rather you think we are actually witnessing not only the demolition of historical monuments but the actual demolition of the great american political myth . yes and no. i'm not. sure we've talked about that is the grossest. is this a terminal crisis no i don't. i'm not just curios reinvented itself. america was started as a democracy by. slave owning intellectuals and that was all right we're out of god america runs through a civil war real civil war so. does that mean the united states is unraveling you know. the important thing is not just the midst. of a mess as collapsing but i believe that over time it will be supplanted by another mosher russian of unrest but the idea of exceptionalism. is showing central to american psyche that i do not see it. it disappearing america in my view will never become a norm

a thousand times more than obama ever dreamed of doing. so obama a good speech but when the rubber hits the road, he's nowhere to be found! that's it! >> sean: for the full hour this sunday night life, liberty and living, we reverse roles, mark interviews me. mark, thank you for being with us. when we come back that couple that defendant their home from protesters in st. louis. broke down the gate and they'll filing a motion to remove the prosecutor. apparently, she is trying to campaign off of the case. mark mccloskey will join us exclusive reaction next. - i'm jeff anderson. for 37 years we have been fighting for survivors of child sex abuse. even in these uniquely challenging times we're still fighting with dedication and devotion. california law gives survivors a chance to take legal action, but only for a limited time. if you were sexually abused by a priest, scout leader, coach or teacher contact us confidentially today. it's time. ♪ >> sean: out of misery, the attorney for mark and patricia mccloskey, the st. louis couple charged with felony

a thousand times more than obama ever dreamed of doing. so obama good speech but when the rubber hits the road, he's nowhere to be found! that's it! >> sean: for the full hour this sunday night life, liberty and levine, we reverse roles, mark interviews me. mark, thank you for being with us. when we come back, that couple that defended their home from protesters in st. louis. broke down the gate and they'llr be filing a motion to remove the bprosecutor. apparently, she is trying to campaign off of the case. mark mccloskey will join us with exclusive reaction next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: out of misery, the attorney for mark and patricia mccloskey, the st. louis couple charged with felony, unlawful use of a weapon. why? they defended their property from angry protesters. they broke down a gate and went into their community and threatened them. now a motion to disqualify the st. louis circuit attorney, kim gardner and her office foris pursuing the case, saying there is at least the appearance of impropriety.y. you think is now reported, gardner used the case to

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obama. mr obama was unbelievable a cheerful fit and also very knowledgeable about disasters and so on i think is a really great person. 0 8 mr obama says japan's only about 30 percent prepared for all potential disasters many people don't even have a whistle a real he's got an entire carton full. but he's not done yet. work isn't the same as being busy he says and you can always find something meaningful to keep yourself busy with it like it was knowing i was but his agenda is constantly being run over by groupies that's just the price of popularity. here i would definitely but i'm beyond maybe i could do something like that too in small steps and if everyone pitches in we could eventually help everyone in japan and the whole new world as we did a little bit ago we were talked about nutrition was going to be he says you can survive on nothing but rice and plum preserves know what an interesting human being . plastic in the food chain is a curse for the heavily fish dependent japan. they still have a lot of them and i'll get them again i don't do this for others some time it will get me to the menu and to protect myself i must prot

obama. the masses are chanting obama, he's come to save us all. police say bus, all hail barack obama. oh great missile. punk or, the donkey on the left is all us i've got is carey or a hillary. i guess punk says you could blow this thing. i'm guessing this is 2008. again, this is the last one and this is a good one to end on because i think you could probably do the same cartoon now about how democrats feel about barack obama. they have idolized him. they had this great expectation at the time. probably outsized, unrealistic expectations. i think this also plays on the critique of obama as a celebrity. this was a constant theme that came up earlier in the 2008 campaign. you will remember sarah palin famously mocked him for that hope change thing. the very first campaign john mccain ran against barack obama was titled celebrity. obama, when he accepted his nomination in denver, he did it with these giant greek columns behind him then made him look almost god like. so this is, i think, a fairly mocking the passionate way democrats look at obama. and probably unfairly the lion i say shun

obama. the masses are chanting obama, he's come to save us all. please, please save us, all hail barack obama, oh, great messiah, or punk or donkey on the left is saying all else i've got carrie or ugh, hillary and so i'm getting this is probably 2008. again this is the last one and this is a good one to end on because i think you could probably do the same cartoon now about how democrats feel about barack obama. they've idolized him and they have a great expectation at the time, probably outsized, unrealistic expectations. i think this also plays on the critique of obama as a celebrity. this is a constant theme that came up earlier in the 2008 campaign, you'll remember sarah palin mocked him for that hopi changing thing. the very first campaign that john mccain ran against barack obama was titled celebrity and when he accepted his nomination in denver he did it with giant greek columns behind him which made him look god-like. so this is fairly mocking, probably that the passionate way that a lot of democrats look at obama and probably unfairly the lie onization of obama. >> i do want to note

obama. obama will deliver the eulogy. barack obama awarded lewis the medal of freedom back in 2011, president donald trump is not expected to be at the funeral. the funeral starts at 8 am. alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you, alyssa, we will be reporting and showing that story throughout the entire morning. >>> coronavirus number so this situation is getting worse in california, today the state is expected to reach 9000 deaths, california said a single day record was set for different times this month, and tomorrow the state will top a half- million confirmed cases. rise earlier in the month, were cases that also had a number of people that had severe diseases that had led to that. we have to take this seriously. >> san mateo county has been added to the state coronavirus monitoring list, all bay area counties are now on that list because of recent searches and cases, hospitalizations, or eliminate hospital beds. nationwide the coronavirus has reached 150,000 intestinal, the highest death toll of any country in the wor

obama's been very restrained when it comes to criticizing his successor, but in private, evidently obama is pretty harsh. and we know that because in a leaked web call, here's how obamaharacterized the trump administration's pandemic response: >> it's been an absolute chaotic disaster. >> stephen: please tell me you're not surprised. "absolute chaotic disaster" is what it now says on the money. obama also addressed the justice department dropping charges against michael flynn even though flynn pled guilty twice to lying to the f.b.i. >> there is no precedent that anybody can find for someone who's been charged with perjury just getting off scot-free. that's the kind of stuff where you-- you begin to get worried that basic-- not just institutional norms, but our basic understanding of rule of law, is-- is at risk. so i am hoping that all of you feel the same sense of urgency that i do. >> stephen: (waking up) how long was i out? do i have a beard? that's how slowly obama talks when he feels a sense of urgency-- which explains the failure of the barack obama brand smoke alarm. >> beep... uh... beep. look. uh... fire. >> stephen: not all this administration's bad ideas

obama. obama makes richard nixon look like a piker when it comes to targeting his political enemies. lou: and look at who has said that they're not going to reach to the obamate house, will not be interested in talking with president obama or vice president biden. the attorney general has said that, the chair of the judiciary committee in the senate has said that. i mean, that's outrageous, that they would not reach as far as the facts take them. expect facts right now -- and the facts right now are pointing in that direction, i think, with bright red are, blinking lights. >> there's that famous january 5th, 2017, meeting, it's an ini famous meeting in the oval office where they talked about the dossier, the logan act, general flynn being innocent, yet they all went to spy on, harass president trump and, obviously, target general flynn. biden, obama, they were all involved there. you put your finger on it. general barr has said he doesn't even want to question these guys, biden or obama, about what they knew. that's why we filed a federal lawsuit this week to find out details about that corruption because it's pretty clear doj is going to give joe biden a p

obama's fault in 2016? >> because president obama was invited in and he did a poor job. president obama could have gone into chicago and solved the problem and he didn't. in our case, they don't want us in. we can solve it right away. we're equipped with the best people. you see, portland was coming down. it was busting at the seams and we went in and protected the federal buildings. they're totally protected. and portland is a very different place than chicago. but chicago should be calling us and so should philadelphia and detroit and others to go in and really help them. when you're losing many people a weekend, many,le people. you see the same numbers. they should call us and say, come on in. and it is incredible to me but they're not doing it. at some point they will. at some point we may have no choice but to go in. >> are you looking at closing further chinese embassies in the united states in did you ask ambassador woody johnson to bring -- >> no. i never to to woody johnson about turnbury. it is a highly respected course, one of the best in the world. i read a story about it to

obama too, laura. >> laura: why didn't obama get this all done in eight years? was he inadequate, was he inauthentic? are we supposed to believe that biden is a better, smarter political operator than obama wasrt for eight years or obama s hiding all the solutions from obama for eight years, he had the solutions but hiding it from him? >> the visual evidence would tell a different story. biden held a viral -- virtual event today with union health care workers, including a nurse who he shared his personal health story. >> i've been a recipient. i was hospitalized a long time ago with an aneurysm. >> what kind of questions when they ask you? >> they asked how long was this going on, what would you see in the family, when are you going to open up the economy -- >> do you have your mental health workers at the facility that are able when you need the extra help with the patient? >> for a moment, laura, i thought he was going to ask the nurse to find him a bed and a unit. ??? hoping that trump will open up the economy, that was probably unrehearsed and unexpected. >> laura: what woods that sound? it almost sounded like a coffin open up in the building beginning. what was that? >> i don't know

obama? was this something that the two of them strategized together and made the decision together to do? >> he had convince her, according to the way her brother tells the story, first barack obama went to michelle obama'srother craig robinson and had a conversation with him like, you know, i think this is the opportunity. i think i should do this. and he says have you talked to your wife? and barack obama said i thought you could help me with that. and so craig robinson sort of floats with both his mother and his sister this idea. and in some ways like in the book it describes as paving the way. and as a family they made the decision that this is something they would do with counselors and strategists. >> we're going back to the 2008 wisconsin speech with michelle obama out on the campaign trail. because another part of that speech is -- contains a section that stayed with this first lady throughout her tenure in washington. let's listen in. >> what we've learned over this year is that hope is making a comeback. it is making a comeback and let me tell you something for the first time in my adult lifetime, i'm really proud of my country. and not just because barack has done well, but because i think peo

obama was the wiretapping allegation which president trump mentioned just there. they put together, that obama did not take off the campaign office and it was strong enough. i was surprised by that that obama is very careful but they were dumb enough that he wasn't given stronger, it speaks to how obama feels pushed into a corner. every time he tweets, he get a cover. it's a way for him to directly communicate with people and not have to go through the traditional channels of reporters and if you're a news organization and you don't mention a controversial tweet, you're not doing your job then because you have to highlight that. he's found this way of communicating and we now speak twitter disputing some of the things he says but he's been very shrewd and it's an amazing use of the power of the presidency. >> the significance of this executive order not only for twitter but also facebook and other social media companies is what? >> it's very concerning, i think it very important if you are the most powerful person in the world, which the president is, you have to be very thoughtful and what you are communicating and i think he just says what he thinks and sometimes the foreign morning whic

face or a woman in functions is a brand and that's what obama was obama was a brand and that's why after he won in 2008 advertising age gave obama its top ward which was marketer of the year. i love you to i. we go to work so you straight home. i. know to. no shots. actually his belt. was crap. no risk to. quench your thirst for action. the thing is that when you have the up money printers in charge the act of printing all that paper money to hang around guys themselves really fills their head with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy and that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with your fear of money if you can acquire assets with there if you have money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries then big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. on. the corporate state doesn't mind having some you like trump around and sort of embarrassing but they don't really mind providing he brings the taxes down and providing that he gives them contracts and providing that he does what they want if he gets too a

obama. obama appointed joe biden as that in 2014. he took a couple of years to study jobs policies, their redundancies in the government and you know, the joke between barack obama train, train them and pray. pray hope they get a job. joe biden reported back we're wasting a lot of money on job programs. that is what his bottom line is. >> by the way look, just look at their bad trade deals. liz, you know, look at their bad, who are return does trade deals over the eight years of barack obama's presidency. president trump has had to renegotiate every single one of them. so that is, that is their record. elizabeth: i understand that. i got to move on. joe biden is not talking about trade deals right now in terms of jobs. he is avoiding that conversation. let's talk about the "new york times" fact-checking joe biden. look at this. "new york times" warning, warning that biden is misleading voters. reporting about, here is the "new york times," joe biden's claims about virus and you know, saying things about his record that they go too far. they rounded up these claims. they basically saying that, you know, what he was saying about trump and covid-19 virus, biden was

obama senior going through the chokehold of the obama clan. in the great-grandfather for the first name derived. >> so what importance does that add to your book? >> barack obama senior this book is more than a biography of barack obama who became president of the united states. it's the places that created him the people who created him starting to generations back to obama himself. and his father in some ways represented the promise and the frustrations of africa and kenya in some of that had to do with tribalism the second largest tried in kenya. and then to create to this tribalism putting reserves in different parts of the country so when they got independence and power there was the unfortunate conflict for power. basically ever since 1963 barack obama senior was a nationalist. not a tribalist. coming back to kenya in 1955 and started his career he suffered and i wanted to get the full context of that. another character he was the intellectual leader the spokesman for all the independence movement and was always thought to be the possible president of kenya and in the cold war era and in many ways also the patron of barack obama senior largely because of

a black face or a woman in functions is a brand that's an obama once obama was a brand and that's why after he won in 2008 advertising gave obama its top annual award which was marketer of the year. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. that's duck industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells abilities on the streets many of them underage. police reveal a taste of the daily challenge though if you're going to exploit

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obama. obama inherited one of the worst economies in history, and took some of the tools and added others. and we turned it around, democrat and republican, in unprecedented fashion. i don't know why you would want to compare it to that. this is because of the pandemic. and this -- >> no president has. >> -- this president refuses to own the situation. you heard him say, chris, i take no responsibility. why? >> well, he's not responsible for the virus. i think we all agree. >> he's responsible for the response to the virus, and the bad testing. >> i think it's been pretty darn good. you know? >> how is it good? by what measure? we're the worst. >> well, compare us to europe. >> we're worse. >> the percentages here are less than in europe. he inherited a terrible situation that -- that he didn't -- you know, he's not a dictator in terms of health. >> he's not a dictator in terms of health? he shouldn't be a dictator in terms of anything. that's why he shouldn't be talking about moving the election. >> chris, the highest death rates in the world are in new york state/new jersey. it's over 1,300 per million. florida only has 150. most of the country is under 200 deaths. >> first of all, florida has the worst numbers in the country. and the reason they have them is because they neglected this crisis. all right? >> so, the death rate. the death rate across europe, in the key countries that were affected, is about 500 people per million that have died. in new york, it's over 1,300. new jersey, it's even higher. and you're blaming the president for what happened in new york and new jersey. >> no, i'm blaming the president for the lack of response. he's left the states, to themselves. and this is a national emergency. we need a plan. we need better testing and turnaround. he did it with the wall. why won't he do it with the pandemic? >> look. when this first happened in january, the president made the most crucial decision the president could make, which was cutting air traffic to china. it was opposed by joe biden. it was opposed by nancy pelosi. she went to chinatown to complain about it. it was opposed by anthony fauci. it was opposed by the europeans. it was opposed by everybody, but he did it and it probably saved us 100,000 additional -- >> the virus had already moved to europe, chris. you don't know what you're talking about. and he missed that. and then, he did nothing on testing and he pretended we didn't have cases for a month. >> the germans and italians wouldn't cut the air traffic. if anything, we were slow cutting the traffic in from europe. >> chris, the problem is the testing. the problem is the testing. man, this isn't a tax bill. this isn't a trade bill. people are dying here, chris, because of his inaction and you know it. >> no, i think his in -- his activity has been pretty good. >> where is our plan on schools? where is our plan on testing? >> let's go through -- part of this is he's been getting such conflicting medical advice. here, you have dr. fauci, in january, said this was not going to be a problem. this virus. >> in january. >> yeah. and he told people not to wear masks. he told people -- >> and then, he changed. and everybody else changed. and he never did. >> the baseball season was going to open. so why, if dr. fauci can change and he gives the president all of this conflicting, terrible advice, if the president changes, he's a bad guy? >> he never changed. yeah. he said wear a mask, and then he went to a rally. hold on a second, chris. listen. i respect you. i like having you on the show. but let's just -- let's just settle this, once and for all. yes, they got it wrong. they didn't know what they were dealing with. they made bad judgments. the difference between fauci and the rest of the people on that team and trump, they admitted it. there is reporting from jake sherman that people on capitol hill are still told not to wear masks. he just went to texas where they're getting killed to a maskless rally. why would he do that? >> the president said he supports the use of masks. he supports social distancing. >> why go to a rally where they have no masks? >> he backed many of the lockdowns in the country. i'm not saying everything he's done is perfect. >> that's big of you, chris. >> he's done -- he's done a pretty darn good job with the economic response. >> we just had our worst quarter, in history. >> you know, i just need to quote andrew cuomo. i think you know that guy's name. and he has praised the president for the support he gave new york. governor newsom, in california. >> hold on a second. chris. hold on. you want to talk about selective memories. when -- when cuomo and newsom praised, they had reason. when they criticized, which is a hell of a lot more than they praised, they had reason, as well. i think you know this. i know it, for sure. the states around this country are drowning in cases and desperate for help. this president started this nonsense about this magic pill, hydroxychloroquine, yesterday. talking to this lady who believes in alien sex. then, today, he mentions the drugs that we're trying to develop to fight. he doesn't even mention it. today, he talks about changing the date of an election. but he doesn't worry about kids going back to school. come on, chris. >> look. i support -- i support national testing. although, the president can't dictate national testing. we have 50 different states. the health systems in new york and california -- >> but he can help. he can help. he moved heaven and earth to build a wall. why can't he get our test turnaround? >> any governor that calls this president, says i need help, they're going to get help the next day. >> they don't. hogan just wrote an op-ed. and he is a republican and he said i didn't get the help. republicans and democrats, all over the country, begging for help. >> which governor? >> hogan, in maryland. >> yeah but if you look at governor hogan's background, he's been critical of this president. >> he's a republican. he's done a hell of a job helping his stay and he asked and he didn't get it. so are you saying because is that what you're saying? >> i know we are in a deeply divisive political period in this country but i think we should work together. the president's been working with congress on the economic response. the health response has been very important. we are getting a lot of conflicting advice on what people should do or shouldn't do. i think the president's been generally supportive of the conventional approach on this. but he is open to listening to other points of view, as well, which i think is good. he wants social distancing. people are -- you know, herman cain. i loved herman cain but herman cain had cancer. he knew the risks. he still wanted to live life to the fullest. he still wanted to travel. he was on planes, going all over the country. and it wasn't, you know, the president of the united states that told him to traffivel. >> yeah. but he encouraged him to go to a rally where nobody would socially distance and nobody would wear a mask. >> the president's not telling people not to wear masks. >> he has been, absolutely, telling them that he thought masks were insulting and that they're silly. listen to this fool louie gohmert saying those exact kinds of things. this is he is the president. it's time for him to step up. i always appreciate you arguing his case and you're always welcome here to do so and i'm glad to see you looking well and i hope you stay healthy. >> i'm glad you're doing well, chris. >> i am sorry about herman cain and please extend our condolences. >> he is a good man and i'm sure he's close with god now. he was a great american and we will miss him dearly. >> amen. thank you, chris. all right. let's take a quick break. we'll be right back. little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? 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black face or a woman in functions is a brand that's an obama once obama was a brand and that's why after he won in 2008 advertising age gave obama its top annual award which was marketer of the year. i. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see that. conservative media tell us the political left in the united states has become radicalized by well sure in an era of socialism profoundly changing the country on the other by many in his orbit nothing would fundamentally change so we should visit or is it as always just. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there as well. reason for con

obama is most similar to? and the second question is, if michelle obama, if you could arrange from a shell obama to have dinnerh any of the first ladies which one would it be and why? >> well, thank you. those are great comments as we not only close the michelle obama program but also close out this series. do you have any responses for her? >> that's interesting, because she gets compared to hillary clinton, i don't think she's like hillary clinton. she gets compared to jackie o nasa's and i think in some ways the glamour and the arts and the harnessing of culture i would make more of a comparison there, actually. >> i think you can take pieces of first ladies, you know, and kind of compare them because there is some of the jackie o with the cultivation of the image and the family. and then you can see a little bit of laura bush in the kind of being able to maintain that popularity, being very popular with the base. she was also, you know, a popular fund-raiser within her party. you know, hillary clinton is a more difficult comparison but i think that michel abominate is ambitious in her own way just as hilla

obama, president obama, for bank bailouts. i was watching "meet the press" and they asked bush, was obama the one who pushed t.a.r.p.? he said no, he pushed it. he was the one who pushed t.a.r.p., the bank bailout. and another question i wanted to ask you is, they promised the religious groups they were going to do away with the johnson amendment. do you think him wanting to do away with the johnson amendment has anything to do with these religious groups backing him? >> thank you, rachel. john dickerson. >> the johnson amendment prohibits religious orj gious organizations from endorsing or opposing political candidates. i think it's certainly part of -- yes, it's explicitly why some people support him, his position on the johnson amendment. how much that really matters, i don't know. i'm not doubting that it might matter or not. i just don't have the reporting. on that to make a claim. on president obama and the response to the great recession, this is one of the reasons that historians usually wait, you know, 20 or 30 or more years to evaluate presidencies. because t.a.r.p. is part of the process in responding to th

did duringhat obama the obama administration, or as he likes to say during the obama-biden administration. it is another attempt to throw mud at the wall and see what sticks. i think the lincoln project is not very effective. i think there are no serious republicans, people who are still republicans that would be moved by ads like this. what it is doing, mainly, is providing air cover in the media for joe biden, but it is not going to have any effect on the ground, which is to say if you are basically a pro-life conservative republican, you are very likely to be backing trump, even reluctantly, and the lincoln project is not making an impact. host: brad pascal, the manager, incampaign an op-ed published in "the washington post," and available online, taking aim at the biden campaign and trying to frame the election this way. he wrote the following "'s bush ratings file to the lowest point, that red a headline in the new york times. a fraughtdescribed atmosphere among the electorate with growing angst over the iraq war and concerns over domestic security. 16 years later president trump fac

obama. the masses are chanting, obama, he has come to save us all. please save us all, hail barack obama, oh great massage. , the donkey in the leftist, saying i am guessing this is 2008 eight, again this is the last one and this is a good one to end on. the donkey is saying punk is saying you could blow this yet. . again, this is the last one and this is a good one to end. on you could probably do the same car to know about how democrats feel about barack obama. they had idolized him. probably outsized, fairly outsized unrealistic expectations. i think this also plays on the critique of obama as a celebrity. this was a constant thing that came up earlier in the 2008 campaign. you will remember palin mocked him for that whole be changed thing. the very first campaign, john mccain ran against barack obama was titled celebrity. obama, when he accepted his nomination in denver, he did it with these giant greek columns behind him that made him look almost got like. this is, i think, a fairly mocking, probably the passionate way that a lot of democrats looked at obama, and probably unfairly,

but this -- biden and barack obama, president obama, vice president biden, they barely ever talk about the violence in barack obama's hometown. what specifically can you do? i know you've offered to help new york city. i know you've offered to help chicago. i know you've offered to help seattle. i know you did help minneapolis and you did help d.c., but when they keep refusing your help, what are your options? >> president trump: first of all, i saw the interview and these lovely men, i spoke to them at length and to his friend who was a great guy too. >> sean: lorenzo anderson, yes. >> president trump: i actually invited them down to the white house at some point when they get adjusted, because it is so tough. i mean, what he is going through is so tough and he was treated very badly, they didn't even tell him what had happened, when it had happened. very sad thing but i did speak to him and had a great but very sad conversation, and so he will be coming down. when he's ready he'll be coming down to the white house. i will say, look, they have to be tough, they have to be smart. what's going on there, and you know,

obama gave instructions he would veto this vote or at least railed against this vote note e voted with republicans against obama. because of that vote, to come wrapped up in an overall funding bill to fund government months later. every democrat including barack obamaed for and barack obama cited. but it got put into because it passed because people like senator markey voted for to begin with. trachea i deserve to build the come back to this because he voted for in a big package. i voted for in a big bill as well, but if you want to vote against it, you know, a year later when the wasn't going to be released for daca kids, i voted against the entire appropriations bill. if that was his conviction he should've voted no piety didn't picky voted yes in the very same language is in there. again, give me a break, congressman. that's just absolutely not . kennedy: the multiple members of hispanic caucus that criticize you not me. your campaign then went after them individually after they criticized you. you could take it up with them. the criticism the fact your campaign decided to go after them speaks volumes about the liability you feel about this. i understand why you would like to muddy the record to you in the midst of an overall discussion on compr

obama administration . obama gave instruction that he would veto the bill, and he voted with republicans against obama. use of that boat, because it insed, it got wrapped up overall funding bill to fund government months later. and every democrat, including barack obama voted for it and barack obama signed it. but he got put in there because it passed, because people like senator markey [indiscernible] he voted for it in a big package and i voted for in a big bill, but if you want to , i voted against the entire appropriations bill. i voted against it. but he voted yes in the very same language is in there. give me a break, congressman. that's just absolutely not true. rep. kennedy: there were members of the hispanic caucus that criticize you, not me. you can take it up with them. the fact that your campaign decided to go after them speaks volumes about how you feel about this. i understand why you would like to muddy the record here. an were in the midst of overall discussion on comprehensive immigration reform. you're also in a tough senate race. so you took about that ended up not being one that i th

obama too, laura. >> laura: first of all why didn't obama get this done in eight years? was he inadequate in office? are we supposed to believe that biden is a smarter, political operator then obama for eight years or biden was hiding the solutions from obama for eight years? he had the solutions but he was hiding them from him? >> well the visual evidence would tell the story. biden held a virtual event today with union health care workers, laura including a nurse he shared his personal health story. >> i've been a sub sentence -- i was hospitalized for a long timn aneurysm. >> what kind of questions did they ask? >> they asked how long would this be going on, when we would be able to see our families. when do they want to open up the economy? >> do you have any mental health workers at the facility that are able to help with the patient's? >> for a moment i thought he was going to aspen nurse to find a bed in the unit? did you notice she said her patients are hoping that trump will open up the economy? that was probably unrehearsed and unexpected. >> laura: what was that sound? it sounded like a coffin was opening at the beginning. coming into the studio for here at the moment.

obama: that's exactly right. vice president biden: social security when it was first passed was this narrow. , president obama: very narrow. vice president biden: social security now --president obamaand you kept on building it up. vice president biden: kept building it up. president obama: making it better. vice president biden: well, that starter house, they got inside the house and they realized, wow, god, this is better than being out in the cold. that's number one. but number two and then i said, but i got a guy out there banging down the house, they're trying to take down the house. and i didn't realize the reason i had this house and what's happening now is that you have so many people now. i can't think of any time since the flu in 1918, that the public had -- i don't know then, but it appears, it had to be totally , thoroughly aware of how vulnerable they were. now, you have people going, "oh my lord." president obama: and look, you're absolutely right that it is hard to fathom anybody wanting to take away people's health care in the middle of a major public health crisis -- vice president biden: and offer nothing. president obama: and at a time when unemployment is in dou

obama going there in his speech, this is not new for president obama. it took me back to his eulogy for the reverend after the charleston shooting in which he went there on some of these tough issues. he often uses these eulogies to do that very thing, which is to say, you cannot separate the life of the person from the moment that we are in, that that is what obama a jim crow era rule he wants to see gone. >> we see less of the former president, all ofof the former presidents. particularly president obama, when he does speak he chooses his words deliberately. thank you all for being with us on this special day. honor to be with you the last few hours. a quick break and then brianna keilar picks up our coverage. have a good afternoon. (vo) jack was one of six million pets in animal shelters in need of a home. he found it in a boy with special needs, who also needed him. as part of our love promise, subaru and our retailers host adoption events and have donated 28 million dollars to support local animal shelters. we're proud to have helped over 230,000 pets so far... changing the lives of dogs like jack, and the families who adopt them. subaru. more than a car company. the coronavirus is wrecking stif the senate doesn't act, it will mean painful cuts to essential public services across america. fewer teachers and nurses, longer response times, dir