we've called this torture. obama said we tortured a few folks, which i thought was a horrible way to put it. these are people not folks. and now, which should all come out and if it helps people not get the death penalty. so be it because we've already given harm to these people so badly that they suffer. they suffer now from a physical and mental pain every day of their lives. from this horrific torture. do you think one element of trying to keep it secret and keep guantanamo open? maybe is it is all that out there like you want it to be more than 50 black sites. reputedly lithuania, poland. poland was mentioned in the supreme court, remain the america if they're more than 50 it as huge foreign policy implications further united states of those countries, governments can be attacked by their own people for cooperating in this global campaign of torture. as you say, obviously, in contravention of any normal norms of international law. well, i can't talk about any countries where anybody was held um no, but you don't think that the state department and the white house feel, we don't w

well, president biden, obviously like the guy, he was vice president obama said he wanted to close it down. i mean, do you think he's swayed secretly, as it were by testimony say from one us official marilyn dawn of the us national clandestine service, claiming we've got to keep this torture secret from lawyers even to prevent terrorists being able to adapt that training techniques. obviously when we took him much, connie was a, when he apparently is a minor courier. we don't know whether his confession to being a minor courier was affected by the torture. obviously. what do you make of that? as the u. s. clandestine service, you've got talk about this has to be kept all secret. well, and that's ridiculous. i, it's ridiculous at this point. um and it was always ridiculous. they, they hid behind this as sources and methods. this was a method that we couldn't tell them about because then they'll use no torture is illegal besides being immoral, illegal under every circumstance. under every treaty treaties at the u. s. has signed the geneva conventions of the convention against torture. e

former president barack obama said today he is now a citizen, no longer a president.is a citizen like a lot of the people in the audience there. and yet his voice had tremendous weight. talk to me about the importance of hearing barack obama speak today at cop26. so the atmosphere in the room was definitely something that hadn't been seen in the last week of this climate summit. amid technical negotiations over which the future of the planet hangs in their hands, amid all these negotiations, it was the first kind of celebrity moment that struck. a nerve he turned up on stage to applause. what he said was that while they need to get their act together, they need to step up their action in terms of fighting climate change, but he also gave a personal take on his views of citizens and and this pungency, and whether ere was hope -- cynicism and this policy, and weather there was hope. to highlight this, he talked about some successes in the conference such as the pdge to cut emissions and stop deforestation, while also adtting there is a long way to go, that we are nowhe

that's what was powerful about what president obama said today, is he was rallying people against a sense of pessimism and futility and saying that what of of us, including his own administration had done, was not enough, they need to do more. i think president biden welcomes that assistance because he's got a fight on his hands. this is the ultimate problem, the ultimate challenge for a political system focused on the next election, an economic system focused on the next quarterly report, and for individual families focused on paying their bills every month. you're trying to get people to endure dislocation, pay costs now for benefits that will come way down the road, and those costs and benefits are not equally districted among nations or within nations. so i think joe biden is trying to get that build back better agenda, which has $500 billion of climate investments there, but as president obama said, it doesn't include all the things that joe biden wants to do. this is a grinding process of two steps forward, one step back, and he was trying to say if we keep grinding, ultimately we c

the president obama said there was now a sense of urgency about the task and that the meeting could be a turning point. we have come to paris to show our result. i've come here personally as leader of the world's largest economy and the 2nd largest emitter. the say that the united states of america not only recognizes our role and creating this problem. we embrace our responsibility to do something about for some, particularly iowa nations, whose leaders all me would tomorrow. climate change is a threat to their very existence. and that's why today, in concert with other nations, america confirms, are strong and ongoing commitment to the least developed countries fund and tomorrow will pledge new contributions to risk insurance initiatives that help vulnerable populations rebuild stronger after climate related disasters and monitoring. it's in my best not affordable contribution. my don't what you got to be. we got to have a legally binding in the band understand, but i mean, men or medical plan understand with money when he didn't have the special consideration the way it is what it i

>> well, first of all, obama -- president obama said there has been made progress since 2015. and i agree with him because a lot of businesses, a lot of country haves stepped up again. there are country that is still need to do better. there are country that is are responsible for large emissions and you mentioned china and russia. we could say australia and others as well. and i'm really hoping that they will likely all need to step up their game when it comes to -- to climate issues. anchor: underlying the climate situation. india hits dangerous air pollution across new delhi and other parts of the world. it's being named on farmers violate ago ban on crop burning. also people ignoring a ban on fireworks. 80 fors of families reported ailments due to air pollution. and toxic foam which flows through new delhi. local activists said it was caused by illegal dumping of waste and other things. we'll check the weather and what's causing an alarming dengue fever. they're still recovering from the wave of coronavirus. a shortage of vital ingredients to pull the brakes on asia's bigg

will you agree with that statement in terms of what president obama said after the passage and with the signature on the recovery act package back in 2009? >> there are all different kinds of projects. there are projects that are shovel ready, i can tell you that from being governor. in my state, there are many projects that are shovel ready need money to be added. there are others and broadband is an example that require more planning, that require thoughtful technical planning. so the whole point of the infrastructure package is to deliver for americans. i promise you this. a year from now, many, many people will be working in high quality jobs because of this package, but i also promise you that the president wants us to get it right. if it takes a little longer to lay the groundwork for fiber and broadband, then we're going to do that. i can't hear, i'm sorry. >> i want to ask, thank you, about the deadline that your department had imposed to get voluntary data from semiconductor manufacturers and other companies. did it receive all of the information it was looking for from the c.e

we begin tonight at the cop26 where barack obama said the world is nowhere near it needs to be.the start of the second week of the climate meeting. he scolded china and russia's leaders for not being there in person. our editor reports. reporter: deeper floods. bigger fires. high temperatures. climate change is being felt around the world, so the talks are not just about the future but coping with a hostile climat pushing for an urgent response is barack obama. getting a rockstar reception here and saying it's not too late. >> our planet has been wounded by our actions. those wnds will not be healed today, tomorrow or the next. but they can be healed. reporter: addressing young activists, he appealed to keep up the pressure for change. >> the most important energy in this movement is coming from young people. [applause] they have more stake in this fight than anyone else. you are right to be frustrated. folks in my generation have not done enough to deal with a potentially cataclysmic problem that you now stand to inherit. reporter: any young people have suffered cataclysm alrea

i don't have you that because no, no, no bomb like it'll, val obama said the like, went in on that is dealing with the rubber. hal is a policy that i will not cover, but the i yeah, no, i thought one why not? i did him for the sorry kid. him want that. okay. i yeah, no, i thought a mockup. well, it's like the more what it had years ago, but i forgot what have you done with them about each family will have a guide. they'd be around a $100.00 each. an hour later, they are on the move with lucas are involved in the business. they offered to take migrants and tractors and motorcycles, that only part of the way, ah, those who cannot afford to have to go on foot. the pace is fast, but the heat and humidity make it difficult for the most vulnerable port. told those about a day and a half until the next campaign among the thousands of people that are marching here . there are lots of women carrying very young children. this one, for example, is only a month and a half old this is and they were controlled by paramilitary groups, and part of the fee paid by the migrant goes to them. it is a dan

obama said at or john lives in turkey's largest city. it's down bold. he's a social media consultant in his thirty's, married with a young daughter. their apartment has all the regular middle class modern conveniences, including a home office for said that before working from home was forced on us. while on the surface his life might have seemed ideal. so that decided he needed to reassess his lifestyle. his spending and overall work life balance kinda mild and my uncle would understand my son kazama saw that it all is to the d . h. judge all mother hired alden and be treated. she stared colorado didn't shift their cover from earner color, very limited. i'm chicky day hollis facia tickled under tasha deposit the market day. i'm sure. look there will be shaky discipled go along. those lines gauge along the i shaded atlanta short little vacuum. many of the family purchases were at the local shopping mall. it's convenient and catered for most choppers needs at the mall is about more than just shopping. it's a day out, an entertainment filled center for all

that's what, in a barack obama said yesterday we, we just simply can't wait. where marie. busy i'm sorry, i've got to stop you. that's all we have time for, but you've made that point a very important and i will think more than it is and that is the 3rd largest state. but with rain forests is saying point blank that it can comply with that deal, which was announced last week, simply because it's oh, too much money already from the copenhagen cop when it pledged to cut back on deforestation. and to actually really make a progress progress in the area of lowering emissions and it's fulfill the promises more or less year on year. busy decrease in emissions and find yourself in this position now. okay, andrew summons that lie for us. 26 and god go angie. thank ye. thank right check on the weather and i am here job. the seasonal rain seems to be a little bit extreme and it's not a new position anywhere in the world. by seattle, i mean the northeast monster, which brings rain to this part of india. we've seen in chin i 338 millimeters in the last 3 days. that's the result. it is

and it is corpsman, not like co rpse man like barack obama said. i did not go to vietnam. but i was a corpse and -- but i was a corpsman. both of our sons were in the military and navy for both of the gulf wars. the guy that said jimmy carter did not serve, even though i did not like him as a president, he did go to annapolis. he was a navy officer. host: in the navy, what were your responsibility to? caller: i took care of sick people. host: how long were you in the navy? caller: 1970 to 1975. host: what are your reflections on this veterans day? caller: i worked with a lot of really great people, i made some really great friends. as far as this administration, the guy keeps talking about how wonderful it is what biden wants to do. if biden and anyone in his administration was to do something, they are completely ignorant. that is how i feel about the entire administration. host: terry in florida. we will go to you next. caller: thank you very much. our country has been so divided lately. coming back to vietnam, it was very divided and, too. i was an antiwar protester goi

pretext of finding weapons of mass destruction of a none of a big, fat 11 years later then president obama said more troops to fight deisel around 2 and a half 1000 pentagon. so just a still thought to be in the country. i've had the cons withdrawing at a time of particular terminal for iraq mass protests to sweat the capital baghdad this month, and the prime minister above the assassination attempt. well, nicholas jaz, davis, author of renown book, blood on our hands, which heavily criticizes us actions in iraq, phase the worst after the pen to can pulls out to the us forces. his presence in iraq is highly inflammatory. you know, after invading and conducting a brutal, murderous occupation of the country, not so long ago. and then, you know, bombing most still and other cities actually took the ground. if the u. s. does the same as what they did in afghanistan, which is to try to div legitimize, if they freeze $9000000000.00 of iraqi assets as they have done with the afghans foreign exchange reserves. and then, then yes, i mean, iraq will face to similarly humanitarian crisis. i said in the bi

however, none of uh, being found 11 years later then president obama said more troops to fight. i still rode 2 and a half 1000 pentagon soldiers are still thought to be in the country. the pentagon's withdrawing at a time particular term of for iraq mass protests of sweat, the capital baghdad this month. and the prime minister survived an assassination attempt. well, nicholas, jerry davis, author of renown book blood on our hands, which heavily criticizes us actions in iraq fears the worst now for the pentagon, pulls out the us forces. his presence in iraq is highly inflammatory. you know, after invading and conducting a brutal, murderous occupation of the country, not so long ago. and then, you know, bombing, most, joel and other cities virtually to the ground. if the u. s. does the same as what they did in afghanistan, which is to try to deal with jason by you know, the sort of post us occupation government. and if they freeze $9000000000.00 of iraqi assets as they have done with the africans, foreign exchange for us, then then yes, i mean iraq face to simulation, humanitarian

former advisor to obama said the biden white house has been wrong every month and changing their games that the labor force would go back in september and inflation is only due to a few factors and it is transitory. >> i think there is a real possibility that within the year we will be dealing with the most serious inflation problem that we have faced in the last 40 years. >> that was summers back in february. democrats and the biden administration are not changing course here. they are touting options to address spiking gas prices. and also more big spending to address labor shortages and the kinks in the supply chain. >> what ared other costs? the cost of gas? tap the petroleum reserve to bring down the cost of gas. what about the cost of food and restaurants? have more people work. paid family leave and child care would do that. >> republicans say the actions by this administration are driving this problem like shutting down pipelines and injecting money into the economy with the coronavirus rescue package in mark as a contributing factor. >> lock down the economy and pay people not

. >> i have to ask you about something a top economic adviser, jason furman for obama said, he said not, but a bad investment decision. it's like the mayor announcing i'm going to buy amazon stock and put in place policies to buy amazon. what's your response? >> i respect his opinion, but notice i'm using my personal money. i lost thousands of dollars in the stock market during the stock market crash from my retiermtd fund. volatility is part of the investment that we make. so he has his analysis, i have my analysis, that i want to make sure this city becomes the center of innovation, no matter what that innovation ask, and this is what the spirit is about, not being afraid to look at every area of innovation as we move our country and city forward. >> mr. mayor-elect, i neglected to congratulate you at the beginning of the interview. congratulations to you, and i look forward to speaking with you again. >> thank you. >> sunday morning shows like this one have a store read history. most of the histories was made with male hosts interviewing male politicians. cokie roberts was one of the

there was going to be a war when i got in remember president obama said you will end up in a war.ame you know, we did well with kim jong-un. and we liked each other. that is what we have. i did, i got along with him great, after a rough start, if you remember that little rocket man? and the buttons, he said we have a rid button. -- red button, and we'll use it, i said our button is bigger than yours, it was nasty then it tended. we did a a great job, we rebuilt much of our military. a c big chunk has been given to taliban, you look at all those 70 thousand trucks and vehicles, 7 there is no used car lot in the nation that has anything like, that 70,000, a sad time in our country right now, i thought i would do something to talk about the 4 years, and the 4 years in pictures. it was a beautiful -- despite the horror and the dishonesty and the witch-hunts and all that, it was actual a very beautiful period of time. mark: on afghanistan, hundreds of american citizens there. >> yes. >> would you have left hundreds of american is the citizens. >> none, okay. they took out the military,

the climate envoy has said that, president obama sas said that.the european partners are being partners. theory athey're announcing some the oil production -- >> brennan: you are meeting with some of the top oil executives in the country. what is the end goal? >> the end goal is to have transparency. they're saying they're for climate action, great. but what are they doing to hit those targets. why don't they be honest and say, here is where we're going to invest in clean energy. here is where we're going to transition. they shouldn't say one thing and do another thing. i want them to actually be partners. i want them to own up to some of the past erroneous statements. they said that fossil fuel does not cause climate change. and he wasn't willing to say that isn't an outrages outrageous statement. >> brennan: thank you, congressman, for coming on. we'll be right back in a moment. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments t

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when barack obama said this is not sustainable, that is pretty indicative and feels sometimes they aregoing to get martha's vineyardar. [laughter] when you look at the home a situation, my daughter who is not a trump supporter calls me and says dad, i can't take my children to this park or that park or when i go to they said sir, did you look at the bottom of your feet? are getting to where you look at the port of los angeles and you see the tankers, it is scary containers are not moving and people are home not working so that is not sustainable. something is going to's happen d we do have a constitutional system pretty durable and i feel in this midterm, the republican party -- let me stopped. if the republican party can be somewhat sensible, they can have a 1938 or 1994, 2010 correction and stop it very quickly and what makes me excited that i mentioned before, for the first time in my life, i am excited about the republican party, i've never been a part of the republican party. i look at and think why is my friend who's a mexican-american highway patrolman so eager to be a republica

when barack obama said it's not sustainable, that is indicative.sometimes people are going to be martha's vineyard. [laughter]se when you look at the homeless situation, when my daughter was not a trump supporter calls me and says that, i can't take my three children to the sparkler that park when i go to a hotel at the dorm and says sir, did you look at the bottom of your feet when you came in? we are getting to the port of los angeles and doocy all of those, it's scary andnd contains are not moving and there are people home not working so that's not sustainable something is going to happen. the second is, we have a constitutional system that's pretty durable. i feel this midterm, republican party -- let me stop. if the republican party can be somewhat sensible, they can have a 1938 or 1994, 2010 correction and stop it very quickly. what makes me excited for the first time in my life about the republican party, never been a member of the republican party, i look at it and think wow, i is my friend was a highway patrolman so eager to be a republica

when barack obama said what do you want me to do wave a magic wand to bring back manufacturing jobs? donald trump focused on that and tried to make it happen. they're doing the opposite. >> harris: secretary granholm we would like to see the magic wand. "saturday night live" faced feedback. >> suicide by cop was elected -- was elected as virginia's first black female lieutenant governor. this is actually a win for democrats. nothing will get republicans to support gun control faster than this picture. >> harris: posted the photo in response to criticism from hill. after they upset democrats in virginia last week hill tweeted it's not the messaging, folks. the country loves white supremacy. team winsome responded with the photo we beg to differ. >> all the white supremacists who voted for a black lieutenant female governor. the laughter in this club. me as a supporter of the second amount cares whether it's a black or white woman. they are the ones being racist about it. we a grateful for the service of someone like ms. sears and speak the truth. now they say she is speaking white wor

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but americans are going to feel it and i hope they wake up and realize that barack obama said something that was really true, elections have consequences, and the one in 2020 has had some very severe consequences for american families. >> sean: kellyanne, is there any capacity you see with biden and harris, the administration, democrats, to reverse course on any of these major issues? because i don't see it. >> sean, only if they start listening to some of the outside advisors who don't have skin in the game, and their skin in the game is external -- james carville saying listen, -- but it's a battle between the progressives, so-called progressives who voted against biden's big package. i think you reverse course when you admit mistakes and they are still in the "but trump" mode. and that doesn't work anymore, terry mcauliffe proved that. a year after last year's election, people know that biden and harris should be made to own and eat all of these failures, but they're really out of stop and out of sync with where america wants our policies to be, and they're making a huge mistake in t

cannot have a nation without open borders, it just won't work and we are seeing a total when barack obama said this is not sustainable, that's pretty indicative and he feels of some kind and type people get your march - [laughter] when you look at the homeless situation you know, when my daughter was noted trump supporter calls me and said, daddy, i cannot take my three children in the spark that part because our when i could to hotel the doorman said they did you look at the bottom of your feet when he came in pretty getting to the point where the very stuff of things is when you look at los angeles at the force and you see all of the stinkers, it is scary and containers are not moving and there's people at home not working is sustainable so something will happen and the second is that we do have a constitutional system that is durable and i feel that and then this of everybody gets out to vote in the republican party, let me stop, if the republican party can be somewhat sensible, they can have a 1930, 41994 or 2010, correction and stuff it quickly. and, what makes me kind of excited to submi

michelle obama said when we go low, they go high. i'm not so sure about that. the grinch came a little early this year. on fox business, "the evening edit" is up next and it starts now. >> market selling off as fears of the omicron beria and inflation continue to grow. we take it the latest details of what were learning about the covariant as well as the restrictions and overreactions to it. plus the impact it could have on our economy and the rest of the world. joining us tonight doctor marc siegel, claudia tenney, labor secretary nominee, former national security advisor in the retail advisor in the country, republican strategist ford o'connell and bitcoin foundation chairman rock peers. they're all with us. meanwhile with inflation increasingly chipping away at our salaries and savings, fed chair jerome powell and janet yellen trying to defend their policies on capitol hill today. we have the highlights in a look at how progressives could make the central bank even more woke. plus just how much is inflation caused by bidens policies as opposed to the pandemi

. >> it's hard to remember it now, but during the obama administration, barack obama said he was opposedpt the engine rolling, which is very helpful. >> you just made a little girl very happy. >> yes. well, i can see that. >> i think a lot of people really loved mitch and cam together, and it was very heartwarming to hear from people who, you know, were in straight relationships saying, my husband is just like mitch, or my wife is just like cam. >> all they cared about was raising their daughter well, and they loved each other, and they were sweet to each other. >> you're this amazing-looking guy and -- >> i am not amazing. really? >> i wouldn't change anything. >> we were like this trojan horse that came into their living room. it's like their hearts accepted us before their minds did. >> we're having a baby! >> and why wouldn't you want them to be married? >> on the steps of the supreme court, jubilation among same-sex marriage supporters as the court cleared the way for same-sex marriages to resume in california. >> the whole mitch/cam getting married was sparked by that supreme court

will you agree with that statement in terms of what president obama said after the passage and with the signature on the recovery act package back in 2009? >> there are all different kinds of projects. there are projects that are shovel ready, i can tell you that from being governor. in my state, there are many projects that are shovel ready need money to be added. there are others and broadband is an example that require more planning, that require thoughtful technical planning. so the whole point of the infrastructure package is to deliver for americans. i promise you this. a year from now, many, many people will be working in high quality jobs because of this package, but i also promise you that the president wants us to get it right. if it takes a little longer to lay the groundwork for fiber and broadband, then we're going to do that. i can't hear, i'm sorry. >> i want to ask, thank you, about the deadline that your department had imposed to get voluntary data from semiconductor manufacturers and other companies. did it receive all of the information it was looking for from the c.e

people like former president obama said the united states is not prepared to go to war over ukraine. i don't care anything's changed. >> reporter: you mentioned what's going on internally in ukraine. talk about the ukrainian president zelensky and how what's going on there may be emboldening putin. >> zelensky was going to be more russia friendly and take away from the intense acrimony that's been in place since the revolution in 2014. instead, zelensky has squandered a very strong popular mandate and become more antagonistic towards russia in ways that definitely irritate kremlin sensibilities. they're a no way a pred kit for russia military action bu are becoming a broader russian excuse of why something has to change and they point things like changes to the language law in ukraine, they point to the increase in western military support for ukraine's military, for its security apparatus, and for the increased n.a.t.o. military presence in and around the black sea. the russians are claiming in a theatrical and unconvincing way that president zelensky is planning to invade eastern u

their opinion is less important in a debate because of the color of our skin because as president obama saidere we want to go as a country regardless of somebody's skin color. >> that's right. >> what do democrats do? they talk to barack obama. that will be a really good place to start. >> exactly. exactly. i couldn't have said it better myself. i'm read glad you that read that this morning, joe. it's important for us to keep in mind it goes back to what we've been talking about the entire hour. we've got to get back to talking about the issues that affect the lives of everyday working families and that's what the biden agenda does. if we can get this thing passed, if we can focus more on the economy and job, health care. and the school choice issue is something that democrats have got to keep an eye on. parental choice is probably a better way to put it. >> right. >> youngkin ran on that. we know that school boards in key states to trend in that area. democrats have to get back on focusing on the big issues that matter to everyday families. when you talk about the big issues, joe, as you me

i spoke with someone from the obama administration who said, former president obama felt as though heing figure within the african-american community and within the nation, writ large. so this is going to be a momentous day at the national cathedral, jose, and it gets underway shortly. >> and i know some of the folks, the presidents that honored him and he honored them through his service. but you've been talking to a lot of people that worked with him or for him over the last couple of weeks. how are they remembering him? >> reporter: i have, jose. and i spoke with one person today who served in the obama administration, who said that when they think of colin powell, they think of the word "character," because that is the type of person who he was. he had a character that really guided his principles and his decisions. he had a strength of character, this person said, remember, he delivered that speech in 2003, at the u.n., to advocate for the war in iraq. what wound up being based on faulty intelligence. and this person said, colin powell had the character to come out and say that h

yeah, well, 1st of all, obama also president obama also said that that has been made progress since 2015. and i agree with them because a lot of businesses, a lot of countries have stacked up their game. there are countries that still need to do better. there are countries that are responsible for lots of misuse and you mentioned china and russia. we could say australian dollars as well. and i'm really hoping that they will like we all need to do stuff after the game when it, when it comes to time issues. good one, duck, good branson. thank you very much for joining us. some important points, the level of optimism, which is really refreshing to a lot of people right now, but still a long way to go. andrew senningson glasgow, thank you. from san building have signed off on documents to return 26 artifacts and manual my call met president police telephone in paris. on tuesday, the pieces some of africa's most significant works were looted by french colonial troops in the 19th century. 21 now from paris is natasha butler. autotask said natasha. tell us more about this. this meeting between

and 1st of all, obama also president obama also said that has been made progress in 2015. and i agree with him because a lot of businesses, a lot of countries have stepped up their game. there are countries that still need to do better. there are countries that are responsible for lots emissions and you mentioned china and russia, we could say australia and all this as well. and i'm really hoping that they will like we all need to, to step out of the game when, when it comes to climate issues. and you report says human rights abuses, including killings and torture by me. mars military could amount to war crimes since the coo and february, hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced and 3000000 are in need of aid . the group fortify rights. so soldiers of you civilians as human shields and used, forced labor in the state of karin. the philippines response to the pandemic has taken a great a toll on the economy. there them was expected growth almost half between the 2nd and 3rd quarters of this year. and as jamila adding doggone reports now from manila, some believe

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