you guys. [laughter] pres. obama: we miss you guys, those whos the ways worked with us on this incredible journey carried your selves and worked so hard to make this country a better place. you forant to thank spectacularly capturing the grace and beauty and intelligence and charm and hotness of the woman i love. [laughter] pres. obama: a special shout out to my man, joe biden. [applause] pres. obama: an even more special sound out -- shout out to my mother-in-law. [applause] pres. obama: who in addition to providing the hotness genes. [laughter] been sucha: also has andxtraordinary rock foundation stone for our family, and we are so grateful to her. [applause] pres. obama: like michelle, i have never had a portrait done of myself. but ipe poster was cool, did not sit for it. nobody in my family tree as far as i can tell had a portrait done. i do have my high school yearbook picture. [laughter] pres. obama: which is no great shakes. when i heard that this was part of the tradition, i did not quite know what to do. mi

[applause] >> thank you mrs. obama and thank you amy. ident obama, i know of everyone here, you are aware that your wife is a tough act to follow. i hope that you are more prepared than i am. [laughter] >> it is hard to believe that just 11 years have passed since barack obama launched his presidential campaign in abraham lincoln's home town of springfield, illinois. it was 11 years ago this very week. some of you might recall that when he addressed the crowd outside the old state capitol, the quoted a speech in which lincoln observed the strange , discordant and even hostile elements that america confronted in 1858. at the time of president obama's inauguration, america again faced challenges the could be -- challenges that could be described in quite similar terms. a global economic crisis. wars in iraq and afghanistan. rapid technological progress and the rising uncertainty that came with that progress. during a period of profound change in the country and the world, president obama provided a steady leadership that millions of america

this is a he, the artist that painted the official portrait of former president barack obama. you that unveil a few minutes ago. that portrait along with the one of former first lady, michelle obama. both portraits will hang at the national portrait gallery in washington, d.c. that is the only collection of every official presidential portrait that exists outside of the white house. so, that is playing out right there and as we continue to keep an eye, i'll bring my panel back in here. caitlin, we heard from the former president. what did you think? >> it was not a political moment for the president talking about the way he selected this portrait and, it is an historical moment as we were talking before. it's kind of interesting to see his view in term lgs of choosing this. i was surprised by the unveiling. >> so, first of all, i think it's a really cool portrait. there was that one moment when he said we miss you and the crowd reacted in a clear way that they miss him, too. that was the hint there that if he were to be more involved politically, there's a large fan base that woul

obama, you are omnipresent in that way. you exist in our minds and our hearts because we can see ourselves in you. what you read it -- what your present is ideal. integrity, competence, compassion. and the paintings i create a spire to express these attributes, a message of humanity. i would like to think they hold the same possibilities to be read university -- universally. this experience has humbled, honored, and informed me in ways that will stay with me forever. thank you again for bringing light and clarity to my journey as a painter of american stories. i consider today to be a defining milestone in my work. i just want to say a quick thank you to my mom for supporting me all the way through. >> thank you mrs. obama, thank you amy. know you arema, i aware that your wife is a tough act to follow. i hope you are more prepared than i am. to believe that 11 peers have passed since barack obama launched his presidential campaign in abraham lohan -- abraham lakin's hometown of springfield illinois. america again faced chall

you criticized the obama presidency for overspending. here you are. >> i believe as a metal appraisal the debt is a problem that must be addressed sooner rather than later. i know fundamental changes are necessary in the way washington spends point and taxes if we truly want to help the economy. >>chris: but under this new plan the deficit will rise to a projected $1.2 trillion in 2019 and $1 trillion deficit for the years after that. there's always a reason.in other words, you say it's the democrats fault. obama might have said is the republicans fault and the recession bottom line, isn't president president trump the big spender now? >> we will have larger deficits this year which is true. then you say forever and ever. >>chris: 2019. >> that's correct and that is close to being accurate. we haven't had a chance to completely integrate the numbers from days ago to what we were working on last week. when we go out the budget on monday you will see how we can avoid that future. the budget doesn't bend the trajectory down. it does get us a

it is time for president obama, you have to tell the americanty people what you knew and when you knewt on the dossier andca especially, we want to find out what the former president knew and when did he know that hillary clinton, the dnc paid for the russian lies, did he know that the dossier was used to spy on a member of the trump campaign in an election year? on the issue of election interference, why didn't obama act? is it because he thought that hillary clinton was going to win? the president has been slamming obama on twitter, president trump that is, for his response to not to respond to russian interference. here is president trump's recent tweet. and sarah sanders schools the media today on how president trump has been much tougher on russia than obama, liberal media, i know that you do not do any work, you may want to pay close attention, maybe learn something. take a look. >> if russia or anybody else is trying to interfere with our election, i think that it is a horrible thing. and i want to get to the bottom of it and make sure that it will never, never happen. the thing

if you guys want to keep touting obama did all of this, i promise you will hold the. >> you can promise what you want, polls are showing democrats in the best position ever to take back the house. >> no, they're not. i will rebut you. >> you can rebut, let me get through my point, even within the republican party there is no clear step going forward how they will get immigration reform through the house right now and through the senate on top of that that is on front page of "politico." trish: send all these people home because you won't end chain migration. >> i'm not sure if its right for you to go off about chain migration. we have a lot of great americans came here from every part of the country. you called those 1.8 million people a few years ago americans. why are we negotiates right to be in their own country. trish: let's stop you there. because what you are saying because you're not going to allow him it end chain migration and you're not going to allow him to end the lottery program, instead of by the way, one would think you want to be strategic who comes here, but if you don

you glossed over pretty big obama scandal. the birth certificate was huge. ously that was a forgery. he pulled one over on the american people. still getting to the bottom of that. [laughter] >> juan: you won't give up. >> jesse: i am teasing. i believe him. i believe him. i think you are right. it is all about the press. this is but the press said about benghazi. it was a republican conspiracy. they didn't protect one of their own ambassadors on the anniversary of 9/11 after warning signs and lying about it. and that's a republican conspiracy? they said the irs scandal was bipartisan even though 95% of the groups that were targeted were conservative. they said the aeron deal was great diplomacy when they we st them cash that wound up in hezbollah's hands. we are passing over the bergdahl trade. half a billion dollars in taxpayer money. the va scandal. people died. government bureaucrats got bonuses. i found a list of what "the new york times" says trump scandals. ready for these? kellyanne conway promoted ivanka's fashion line on tv. government officials sta

obama. let me start with you, heather. en president obama was faced with the mass killing, first of all, he responded immediately. we see this president took a day to say anything. but then he also responded to the issue at hand in terms of fun -- in terms of guns and weapons and this president has gone away from that. many of us say he's been supported by the nra. that according to all data we can find, they spent at least $21 million -- the nra, on his campaign. so whether it is he's really pro having assault weapons or whether he's someone that has to defer to his supporters in the nra, he will not deal with this issue which contrasts with the obama administration that you were part of. >> well, yes, reverend al. we have seen across this week that president trump had opportunity to come out. all right, and really talk strongly about gun violence in this country. but we didn't quite see that. we did see him address what happened, and we did hear that he went to florida to meet with families. but i think it's very clear th

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for agreeing with him that the obama administration simply did not do nearly enough to combat the russia targeting of america's democracy. and i want to share with you a bit of what they said today on national television. >> i have said all along that i think the obama administration should have dunmore. and senator feinstein and i took the first steps to make public attribution because at that time he could not get the obama administration to acknowledge the russian interference. they were very weary of appearing to be putting your hand on the scale. >> i mentioned a bit of a golf clap. as they tweet that does that. finally, little adam schiff, the leaking must've no control is now blaming the obama administration for regimen within the 2016 election. he's finally right about something. obama was president, knew of the threat and did nothing. thank you adam! the president also added this tweet. one of several before 10 am this morning. i never said russia did not meddle in the election. i said it may be russia or china or another country or group or it may be a 400 pound genius sitting on a bed playing with his computer. the russian hoax he says wa

programs. >> chris: during her confirmation hearing for this job back in january of 2017, you criticized the obamaresidency for overspending. here you are. >> i believe it's a matter of principle that it must be addressed sooner rather than later. i also know fundamental changes are necessary if we truly want a healthy economy. >> chris: but under this new plan with a new spending, the deficit will rise from $439 billion in 2015 under obama to a projected $1.2 trillion in 2019 and trillion dollar deficits for the years after that. there's always a reason. in other words you're saying it's the democrat's fault. obama might have said it was the republicans fault in the recession. bottom line, isn't president trump the big spender now? >> director mulvaney: go to your premise. your premise is that we're going to have larger deficits this year, which is absolutely true. we will always have larger deficits forever and ever and ever. it's going 2019, next year. at 1.2 trillion is the protection. >> director mulvaney: that's correct. that's probably close to being accurate. we haven't had a chance to com

if you look at growth rates for the most part it's not some defuation from the trend that we saw under obamaain, presidents do not control what happens in the economy. they can influence it one way or the other. if you look at growth rates, it was a lot of talk of how great gdp growth was. it was as fast as it's been since 2015. yeah, we've had a pretty strong economy but it's not like there's been some huge up tick that we did not see before. >> here's where i disagree. you're right. i think presidents get too much credit or blame. i will concede that point. on this, president trump deserves enormous credit. the animal spirit, the belief that we can do something. we can hire more, invest more. the small business optimism surveys are at all time highs. that is in no small part because of the deregulation and tax cuts going on in washington, d.c. >> we're tight on time. sorry to interrupt. does he recognize the absurdity of the fact he brags about it goes up and when it plunges he won't answer the question. does he realize how absurd that is or does he not see that? i'm just asking. >> up 8,0

when you read these tweets the president has been sending air, tacking president obama, going after oprah and on and on and on, what does it tell you about his mental state right now? his ability to do the job? >> well, you know, in my 50 years of public life i've seen nine presidents, all of whom had tremendous respect for the office of the presidency and all of whom had a very high regard for the oath that they took protecting, preserving and defending this country against our adversaries both foreign and domestic. i look at this president and what i worry about is the danger that the oath that he took to protect, preserve, and defend our constitution against all adversaries that he comes very close to the line of not abiding by that very oath, because the fact that he will not condemn an adversary who deliberately attacked this country -- and the facts are very clear that they did attack this country, i think it raises concerns that this country and this president are not taking all of the steps necessary to make sure that we protect our national security. this is something that ought

obama? he owes you, the american people, tonight an explanation. why didn't he know? how did he not know what he was warned in 2014? that sounds like a dereliction of duty. a sign for president obama to start talking may be under oath. now that you have the important background information, it makes sense why the president is firing back against this completely biased news media and the democratic party that have wanted to destroy him from day one over this donate russia collusion conspiracy theory. the facts do not matter for the left. they've convinced themselves by repeating their talking points and their echo chamber that somehow in some way, president trump colluded with the russians, even though as we have repeatedly pointed out, along over a year, to this day, there is no evidence of trump-russia collusion. the only concrete evidence of collusion with russia we have is hillary clinton and her bought and paid for dossier that's filled with russian lies, russian government lies, and propaganda and salacious details that would never be verified. she used that and t

i think it will boost economic growth his deficit numbers, you may not agree with the omb budget, his deficit numbers are far lower than obamait numbers gene, in fairness, you predicted 4% growth in early budgets, never got it i think there are policy reasons for that >> gene? >> first of all, as you know, i supported and worked on a plan to bring down corporate tax rates, so did former president bush we didn't think you needed to borrow $2 trillion from the american people to give an actual net tax cut, give away windfall to the largest corporations and most well off americans. and then what they do is come back and say oh my god, somehow the deficit might be $2 trillion larger, so therefore we have no choice but to do $675 billion in medicaid and medicare cuts, this rather cruel cut to snap for working families, all these things that are completely unnecessary. these are very bad value choices, and i think they're going to be bad for our long term growth. barack obama did inherit a deep financial crisis perhaps you can juice up the economy so you get higher. it was 2.9 in 2014 or 2015 i am rooting for the u.s. economy. but

but regardless how people may feel about president obama, you can't say president obama was a bad person. you can say you may not agree with policies, may not agree with some decisions, but you can't say as a man he is a bad person. that to me is what it's all about. i have two young boys looking back on this time period and wonder what i did to help. i take pride on trying to live the right way and make the right decisions and help our community. bring people together and help uplift people. and that's how a lot of my peers are, as well. especially with the player coalition that we formed. we're about doing the right thing, giving back. i want to make sure when my boys read up about their dad they know their dad did everything he could to be the best he can be. >> torrey, i want to ask you about the nfl season and this whole anthem thing. but the protests took place during the anthem were reframed as a sign of disrespect to the military and the flag. as someone with a father from the military how do you feel. >> he was in san francisco with colin kaepernick and i asked my dad how he fel

obama promised a fundamental transformation of our country, and you know what? it began with his own national party. a party that is now infested with saboteurs, even the fbi is not free of its own corruption and own unethical agents. what if all your medical records, perhaps your conversations with your doctor, your prescription information, do we really want all that on a government list? this growing socialist state dreams of manipulating school children to squeeze and squeeze information about their parents. they'll be asking your kids if mommy and daddy spanked them and all that private information will be entered into that ultimate list that cloud of data storage, and then it's just a short hop to the systematic destruction of our most basic freedoms in this country. i even heard a television pundit recently suggesting that people seeking to buy a firearm should be interviewed first. i mean, interviewed first? who is going to conduct that interview? you should be anxious. you should be frightened. it's all backed in this country by the social engineering a

obama. they are in the smithsonian national portrait gallery. what do you make of them? . they are a departure from what we have seen previously —— i really like these. it was taken aback by the artist who did michelle obama, saying she had chosen the grey skin tone to neutralise the idea of colour. i think they are pretty cool. a lot of people relate to the obama ‘s. think they are pretty cool. a lot of people relate to the obama 's. they are not the old stuffy images we have seen, they are a departure from that —— obamas. have seen, they are a departure from that -- obamas. it shows the social and public feel they had across different demographics. i am sure they will cherish this for many decades to come. what do you think about the fact that much is being made of the first black president and first black first lady, and they have chosen like artists to portray them? really, really strong significance. art is a great way to perpetuate that image. this will inspire people going forward long after what was a pretty historic presidency. what you think of the picture of mi

obama administration do to stop it? last time i checked, they were approving sales of almost 20% of our uranium supply. you start talking about the ways we helped russia. we helped russia a lot during the obama administration. >> that's true. it's more of a political and historical point. the indictment says in started in 2014, well before trump announced. but, listen, there's no question. what scott says is right. it's a piece of the puzzle. but what the congressman said is correct, too. it is a good day for president trump. it is significant that the investigation has gone on this long and you don't have the collusion case. and keep in mind, as andrew mccarthy has pointed out, if you look at the flynn plea papers, it looks like there is going to be no collusion case, certainly no collusion that flynn would have known about. so all signs do point to the fact that there will not be a major -- and when i say collusion -- >>there's going to be what? what are they looking for? obstruction of justice, interfering with the investigation. >> absolutely. >> you wouldn't have trump -- >>there's no obstruction case

president obama says, i'm a christian. can't you grants him that? each course.s president for 8 years, i support any president. whether you believe me or not, i support the president. if he succeeds, the country succeeds. >> i want the country to succeed and i want the great state of california to succeed. >> so do i. a lot of people don't know -- >> it's passion and love and a good spirit oap open rap that brings families together that the whole family can watch it what's we need in this country. kennedy: some of the social conservatives in your district feel like you have been too loosey goosy with some of your floalts past. >> i have been an actor for 3. >> years. i have chosen roles to push myself as an actor. i'm not ashamed of the things i have done. but i have got on my side. i'm a good person and i love this country. they want to compare that with what i'm doing now, so be it. at the end of the day hopefully the people get to know me, i have a big heart and i care about this country. and i'm going to win. kennedy: antonio sabato, jr. >> go to antonio.com

does it bother you that hillary clinton, barack obama's administration, that we knew putin had operatives't bother you that putin and his hostile regime got 20% of the uranium rights in america and that the clintons got a lot of money in their coffers? should we be concerned about that russian interference? doesfe that bother you? >> i think -- what is the connection to the clintons and the uranium money. you haven't shown that yet. >> sean: bill clinton doubled his speaking fees and all the people involved in the deal kicked back money to the clinton foundation. dan bongino. >> it's coincidental, by the way, that much of the peoplet involved in the uranium one deal if there were paid massive speaking fees and also president clinton pays a trip to gaza ask dan as a deal for that, it takes place with a who later donates a large swath of his proceeds to the clinton foundation. the hypocrisy is fascinating. we know the source of the dossier was the russians and the clinton campaign. nobody is bothered by that at all yet it this case of a fairy tale russian collusion with the trumpmp team, no

that, 9% of people voted for obama and trump. you would think that wouldn't be. - [evan] couldn't have imagined that. - right, "what are they thinking?" i think those people were thinking we voted for obama as a change agent now we're voting for trump as a change agent. it's not illogical because of ideology. - change is not the same, but it is change. - exactly. - you covered obama in the white house. you covered trump in the white house. what was more fun? which is more fun? - well i'll tell what's busier, certainly trump. no questions about that. - yeah, is it not, (stammering) i had gotten to saying that it's like a fire hose of news. actually we're being waterboarded in the end, right? (laughter) there's no way to catch your breath. you cannot look away. - no you can't. - for one second. - no, you absolutely can't. the house is burning and you can't stop looking at it. in the morning, when it's my duty week, i sleep with the phone in my bed because i know around 5:30 or 6, it's going to start buzzing. - [evan] there he goes. - w

develop a whole new political issue lastly obama you know it was paralysis by analysis let's talk about it let's think about it let's let's get it just right you know it's the exact opposite of putin who doesn't consider all the strategic implications they want to consider every possible angle every possible repercussion there are a lot of lawyers in the room to make sure they don't break any laws. obama therefore decided to clarify the matter hisself in private with putin on the sidelines of a g. twenty meeting in china which had long been planned for september fifth twenty sixteen. but the president was very direct and very clear with mr putin that we knew what they were doing it had to stop and if that if it did there would be consequences. and nobody. neither mr obama nor any security service in the growth has ever provided us is any kind of evidence of russian interference. blue. you know that if you have interfered. it's very difficult to deal with someone who again. lies on a regular basis. he's a former k.g.b. officer i think intelligence officers around the world have very simi

president obama you know the government should care about its own people the government should care about its own people and we have very good programs that have shown a lessening of children in conflict with the law and no children begging in their streets. many of the people rescued from the streets by the d.s.w. do you have a piece of pork here to the jose for velo reception center this is one of a handful of such centers in manila intended to provide temporary accommodation for street people it has a bed capacity of two hundred twenty two when we visit there are five. hundred sixty five people sleeping here. and there still another has given me any you know little personal battle the good the middle no one on. the face for not buying it on how. long it will be done. you know i need a leg a plan and now i look like you. are bitching and. moaning about what it will be like. the center is divided into wards for women families single men and the mentally ill some of them a locked up for their own safety we were told and this includes children. is it right to put children in this place god

if you're a white nba player and you said that stuff that he said about obama, you would never play again. >> reporter: this isn't the first time james has been critical of the president. in september calling the president a "bum" in a tweet saying, "going to white house was a great honor until you showed up!" james actually thanked ingraham saying she gave him another opportunity to talk about issues he thinks are important. she has invited him on her show. tom? >> thank you. >>> now to the olympics in south korea. team usa's silver lining. the skier overcoming his personal battles to make it back to the podium. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, this moment, the silver lining in a tough weekend for team usa. >> whoa! >> reporter: freestyle skier nick goepper nailing his final run to claim his first silver medal. but it was a long climb back to the medal stand for goepper. after winning bronze and fame in sochi, he spiraled into bouts of drinking and depression. >> i had given up on myself and basically wanted to end it. i was really glad that i got the help that i needed. >> repo

president obama you know the government should care about its own people the government should care about its own people and we have very good programs that have shown a lessening of children in conflict with the law and no children begging in their streets. many of the people rescued from the streets by the d.s.w. the police are brought here to the jose for velo reception center this is one of a handful of such centers in manila intended to provide temporary accommodation for street people it has a bed capacity of two hundred twenty two when we visit there are five. hundred sixty five people sleeping here. and there still another skinny none of the little guys will funnel like that the middle you know on our. face for not buying it on our own. will. you need money for your leg a battle now and now i look like you. are. not a member but you will be. the center is divided into wards for women families single men and the mentally ill some of them a locked up for their own safety we were told and this includes children. is it right to put children in this place was. it doesn't seem a very go

if you stop sabotaging obamacare, we'll give you this gif of you dunking on obama, right? --oh! donald trump, oh! you can have it. you can have it. or, or, if you crack down on wall street, you can have this gif of you hitting a golf ball into bernie's nuts. oh, oh! and then bernie's like, "joke's on you--my balls are at my knees!" ♪ president trump is a very brave man, but he does have some very specific fears. for example, he's totally arachnophobic, but of muslims. - president trump is not backing down from the international controversy he ignited by retweeting three inflammatory but unverified anti-muslim videos. - one shows extremists throwing somebody off a roof. another showed a jihadist fighter destroying a christian statue. and a third claimed to show an islamic immigrant in the netherlands attacking a dutch boy on crutches. - the three videos the president retweeted were originally posted by a tiny anti-islam ultra-nationalist party called britain first. - for more on these shocking retweets, we turn to our very own hasan minhaj, everybody. [cheers and applause] [

if you're a white nba player and said that stuff that he said about obama, you would never play againorter: this is not the first time james has been critical of the president. in september, calling the president a bum. in a tweet saying, going to white house was a great honor, until you showed up. james actually thanked ingraham saying she gave him another opportunity to you can about the issues he thinks are important. she's invited him on her show. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> lebron was on fire at the all-star glaims night. we'll have the hit lights in a moment. zblths. >>> "black panther" set records. it brought in $192 million in over the weekend. it's fifth. it sets a new mark for a february opening. >>> when we come back, the doepg scandal at the olympics. involving curling? >>> big air snowboarding makes its debut at the games. see how the americans did. >>> and a wild daytona 500. the crash that started it off. and who took home the checkered flag. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks

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he wants sessions to come down harder on many other things including looking into the obama administration are you critical of attorney general sessions i saw the general on television just recently and i was very pleased to hear him say that they are actively investigating a lot of the things that i thought were just being swept under the rug i'm very concerned about the leadership of the f.b.i. that seems to have gone totally astray and has been concealing important information from the american people. you know in this whole effort to unveil colu

you. here is the question. that $1.7 billion the obamainistration paid the iranians, guess where that went? into the hands of iran backed terrorists was the washington times reports the us government has traced some of the transfer of direct cashback to terrorist groups including hezbollah and several rebel groups lose the obama administration maintains the public made two years ago as part of a settlement over iranian claims to regime assets used for an arms deal in the 70s. another longtime aide to james comey retiring after 33 years. fox news confirming michael corbin is leaving his post as assistant director of public affairs. it was mentioned in a newly surfaced text message from peter strzok to lisa page, turning over documents and hillary clinton email investigation. it is not clear if his retirement was prompted by recent events. remember the judge donald trump called out for being biased against him? >> why did you refer to his ethnicity? >>'s heritage is mexican. i want to build a wall. i am getting along great with hispanics bu

few days, it just reinforces for foreign leaders they can't count on us. >> admiral kirby, you were in the obama administration. the idea that the trump administration has done more to confront russia to you, does that pass the smell test? >> no, it doesn't. i agree with david. it's fair to do the forensics and look back and see if president obama could have done more in those waning months. fair questions. when you look at the whole sum of what he did, everything that trump is doing now, and it ain't much, builds on what president obama started. in 2014, it was president obama w who, who at wales pushed for 2% defense spending for nato. 2014 at the crimea annexation and invasion, it was president obama who put in place a series of military moves that we're still doing today. more troops on the continent, more robust training to try to pushback on president putin. you mentioned things he did in the lead-up to the election when we found out they were election meddling, he slapped more sanctions on russia, in addition to the sanctions he slapped on after ukraine. by the way, it was the white house

market down, you blame the brown. thanks, obama! lock him up! time you point your finger at someone, four are pointing back at you. what does that mean? i don't know. but the chinese character for crisis is the same as opportunity. ♪ my foot massage lady told me that. her name is rachel. she lives super close to chinatown. you're probably asking, hasan, what's a hot commodity? it's in front of your face. newspapers need photos of stock brokers freaking out. they are everywhere. you've got, what will i tell susan?! then, omigod there goes the summary house! and my favorite, i'm going to have to eat generic cereal! this photo market is so hot i'm getting in on the action. i call this one i have to fake my own death because i put my life savings into bit coin! that's actually true! ( ringing ) oh, shit, it's my current wife. hey, babe, listen, nothing's wrong! everything's fine! please believe me. trevor, i was never here! >> trevor: hasan minhaj, everyone! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) this is lynchburg. a small town in the heart of