obama: democracy works, america. it.we have to want not just during an election year, but all the days in between. so if you agree that there is too much inequality in our economy and too much money in our politics, we all need to be as vocal and is organized and as persistent as bernie sanders' supporters have been during this election. [applause] we all need to get out and vote for democrats up and down the ticket, and then hold them accountable that they get the job done. that is right, feel the bern. t(if you want to more justice in then we allsystem, have to vote not just for a for mothers and the sheriffs and state attorneys and legislators, that is where criminal law is made, and we have to work with police and protesters until laws and practices are changed. that is how democracy works. if you want to fight climate change, we have to engage in only young people on college campuses, we have to reach out to the coal miner worried about taking care of his family, the single mom worried about gas prices. if you w

when the crowd started to chant, obama, obama, obama, clinton fans started to chant "hillary." that was eight years ago in unity, new hampshire. fast forward eight years to today, hillary clinton and barack obama disembarking from air force one there, back on the campaign trail together, and in many ways, today's event in north carolina had the same trademarks as that rally back in 2008, just like eight years ago, even the flight to today's rally was a media event, as you can see there. clearly both the people on stage have aged a little bit since they campaigned a little bit in 2008, but even the staging today was reminiscent of unity, new hampshire, in 2008. what is different, though, the roles are now reversed. now it's hillary clinton who needs barack obama. it's not barack obama running in the fall and needing party unity. it's hillary clinton running in the fall and needing party unity. needing the president on her side. today's event in north carolina came just hours after the fbi director held a press conference about hillary clinton's state department e-mails. and whil

barack obama always knew hillary clinton had it.she'd be prepared, she'd be thorough, and that's what hadn'ted in a secretary of state. >> reporter: they spoke about the choice. >> despite our hard-fought primary, we had such agreement on what needed to be done for our country. >> it made for tough debates because we could never figure out what we differed on. >> reporter: in this position she would travel nearly 1 million miles and globe trot to a record 112 countries. her proudest moment with the president, that decision to go in and get osama bin laden. this photo taken while watching the raid in the situation room. >> my heart was in my throat because we were watching on the video screen what was happening. and we saw one of the helicopters' tail clip the wall as it tried to get into the compound. >> you really didn't tell president clinton about osama bin laden? >> no. no, i mean, i take very seriously the obligations of secrecy. >> reporter: clinton stepped down as secretary of state after four years. but her tenure forever ma

amy: that was michelle obama. this was bill o'reilly's response. >> slaves that worked there were well fed andnd had decent lodgig provided by the government am a witch stopped hiring a slave deny in 1802, , but the feds for bit subcontractors from usining slave labor. so michelle obama is essentially correct in saying slaves were builders of the white house, but therere were others working, as well. amy: the comments sparked widespread outrage and were e sn as a a defense o of slavery.y. but on wednesday, o'reilly claimed the statements were "just a fact." actually, primary sources contradict his claims. in a letter from november 28, 1800, first lady abigail adams described enslaved africans forced to labor on the white house's construction as being "half fed and destitute of clothing." turkey's government has dismissed nearly 1,700 military personnel and closed more than 130 media outlets since a failed coup earlier this month. that number includes nearly half of all turkish generals and admirals. human rights g

she was reviewing michelle obama's speech. it was a great speech and something got left on the draft. just be with honest. >> go ahead, abdi. >> i thought she did a nice job. i think there will be an attack in the media for nitpicking. and i think it's close, but it's not so -- okay, it is kind of close. >> for the audience to understand how this works, it's not as if when someone gives a speech, they write it themselves. there are speech writers. i agree with amanda, it should have been caught. but this is not something we can attribute to melania trump. >> with but -- >> no, she did not. >> yes, she did! >> taking it out of cop text. she said i wrote this with as little help as possible. >> except the part that was plagiarized. >> donald trump and his campaign have set the bar so low that now all of a sudden plagiarism is, oh, my god, that was a mistake. >> i want to talk about that setting the bar so low. as i was sitting there watching the speeches, right, and oh, the speech was great, i wasn't feeling the speeches were al

the obama coalition.u look at the black vote in north carolina, the state where they were campaigning today, a state that mitt romney won only by about two points in 2012, the key of that race being so close in 2012, surprisingly close -- there it is. look at that. the turnout in north carolina in 2012. this was the first time in north carolina history the black turnout had actually exceeded the white turnout in north carolina. barack obama wasn't expected to come that close to mitt romney in the state. he nearly took north carolina fueled by that turnout. so, certainly, that's something democrats are looking to rep kalt now with hillary clinton at the top of the ticket in north carolina. 15 electoral votes in that state. that would be a big swing, if they could get it. the president, as we said, also going after donald trump, not necessarily by name. let's play more of what he had to say about the presumptive republican nominee. >> i don't know how you vote for the guy who's against a minimum wage, again

he has a total lack of respect for president obama. i think he's going to respect your president, if i'm elected. and i hope he likes me. >> and tom llamas joins us live tonight from scranton, pennsylvania. tom, we heard donald trump tell you there that he won't release his taxes until the audit is complete, which could be after election day. but you told us there were two other moments during that press conference during which reporters corrected him? >> reporter: david, in that wide-ranging news conference, which lasted almost an hour, donald trump made two noticeable mistakes. first, he called the reagan shooter david hinckley, not john hinckley, and he also criticized tim kaine for doing a bad job in new jersey, when he really meant virginia. both times, reporters corrected him, almost instantly. david? >> tom llamas, leading us off tonight. tom, thank you. >>> meantime this evening, we have just learned some of what president obama plans to say about hillary clinton, just a short time from now. and abc's cecilia vega is right down

michelle obama went there.nd not necessarily on issues, the political issues, but in a broader, i think, more important way. she positioned hillary as the protector of the next generation, coming from michelle obama, as first lady, as a beloved mother, that's a really big deal. >> i would say, like, if we look at the polls that have been coming out, it can help us understand what the clinton campaign's strategy is here. we saw the pew poll, it said that 90% of people who are consistently with bernie plan to vote for hillary clinton. so, they can conclude that those people are probably okay. then we look at the cnn/orc poll and it shows that trump is gaining the independents so it seems that independents are where they need to gain ground and the trustworthiness and honesty is a big issue with those independents as we've seen all cycle. >> and elizabeth warren has been somebody who's been an attack dog for hillary clinton against donald trump, you know, and last ni night, elizabeth warren tried to talk about hil

does she need barack obama now? >> yes, she needs barack obama for a couple of reasons.r one, one of the things this poll shows, bill, there's not a lot of energy for bill clinton. democrats still love barack obama, the base of the party loves them and african-american voters love him and kept their progressive promises he said when he ran. he needs her especially in light of the fact that the bernie supporters are not warming up to hillary as fast as she would like them too. >> why do you think he gained five or six points? >> i think he had a better couple of weeks. if he talks about three things he's going to win up huff ending washington and hillary clinton is part of that corruption and growing jobs and making this economy better and stronger and number three, killing terrorists and stopping the islamic threat. if he talks about those three things he'll win this race. >> take hillary clinton and his strategy, in raleigh, north carolina, if you're donald trump, right, you want to take the issue that the fbi had today with james comey and find a way to drive a truck t

john: the thing about barack obama, like michelle obama, he knows how to work this convention room.e's never had a bad convention speech. the president gets the politics of this moment, the national security moment, and republicans can equal advocate and lay down president obama's approval rating. if his approval rating was 31% or 41%, this would be much tougher. almost half the country approves the job he is doing. mark: he has the eye of the tiger. this is his last big lyrical speech of his career, other than farewell addresses. he wants to return bill clinton's favor. we will hear from the vice president of the 90 states, joe biden. " this on "morning joe morning, taking jabs at donald trump. > don't expect the government to solve my problems. i expect them to understand my problems, just understand my problems. i really honestly got believe, and i know you do too, give ordinary americans a chance and they can do extraordinary things. that is not hyperbole. they can do extraordinary things. there used to be a basic bargain here, and the bargain used to be that if i participated i

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, barack obama.he list goes on and on and on. and donald trump can't get the anybody to stand on stage with him outside of his relatives. >> speaking of which, elizabeth warren. listen. >> what kind of a man roots for an economic crash that caused millions of people their jobs, their home, their life savings? what kind of a men cheats businesses, cheats investors, cheats workers? i'll tell you what kind of a man. a man who must never be president of the united states. last week, donald trump spoke for more than an hour on the biggest stage ever had. but other than talking about building a stupid wall, which will never get built, other than that wall, did you hear any actual ideas? did you hear even one solid ro posal for trump for increasing income or improving your kids' educati education? or creating even one single good paying job? look, let's face it. donald trump has no real plans for jobs or for college can kids or for seniors, no plans to make anything great for anyone except can rich guys lik

i called michelle obama earlier in the week the closer, and the obama family just continues the traditionbut he did it in a different way. michelle obama's speech was still my favorite, christine. but it was one that was very important, talking about hillary clinton's record, and i think for many in the room, very important for -- there are a lot of folks that want a third obama term, and he made it very clear that she was a part of the team, certainly with the embrace of the end of the speech, her coming out, it made it clear -- >> that was a big moment, i think. when you looked at the cutaways of people watching the president and hillary clinton, you see how hard that battle was in the primaries in 2008, and then here they are. that was, i think, a big moment. and people inside the room could feel the enthusiasm of this team, the current president and the former secretary of state. he also talked about her mistakes, i think a nod to the fact that she's had trouble with the trustworthiness. let's listen to that sound. >> look, hillary's got her share of critics. she has been caricatured

it is among the most enduring controversies of the obama administration. on september 11, 2012 islamic terrorists battered to us compounds and ben ghazi libya for nearly 8 hours while americans inside waited for us military help that never came. four americans were killed, sean smith along with former navy seals tie wooden glenn doherty. it was eight weeks before election day. obama officials including hillary clinton incorrectly pointed to the christian producer of a youtube video that they claim 10 whipped up protesters into violence. they excised words like islamic and al qaeda from public talking points. in recent days, the house benghazi committee released results of its investigation. democrats call it one of the longest and most partisan probes in history and said officials did not make intentionally misleading statements. they blamed fast-moving circumstances. there was much news in the report. chaos, delay and efforts to mislead with evidence coming from the permit insiders and many questions are left unanswered. what did the president do while am

(laughter) but obama did more than describe cajun seafood stews.so reminded them of a very important task. >> and then there is donald trump... don't boo. (audience booing) >> vote. (applause) >> larry: vote! don't boo? i'll tell you who won't like that -- ghosts. (laughter) in fact, we've just received a formal statement from ghosts: "on behalf of the entire ghost community, i'm offended that our president would tell us not to boo. saying "boo!" is how we make a living as apparitions of the dead. moreover, we cannot vote, on account of the whole dead thing. so, president obama, please stop taking jobs away from hard working american ghosts ." (applause) boo. boo. obama made it clear to the audience how he really felt about his bestie, hillary clinton. >> i can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman -- not me, not bill, nobody -- more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. (cheers and applause) >> larry: man! whoo! man! move over, gayle king, because hillary officially has the best b

speaking of spouses, michelle obama gave -- >> great transition. >> michelle obama gave a touching speech about how her daughters were actually raised in the white house which was built by slaves and right on queue bill o'riley offered up some clarity. let's play that. >> slaves that worked there were well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government which stopped hiring slave labor in 1802. >> hiring! you don't hire slaves. that goes against the very definition of a slave. you slave a slave. you don't hire a slave. congratulations. you're hired, phil. >> my name is mustafa. not anymore it ain't. >> hate to crack that whip but you got to get to work on that oval office. when you get hungary there's a sandwich in the trash. meanwhile white girls are crying because they think they're running out of tacos. >> the white house. >> is that why they're crying so much? >> donald trump had some criticism from a distance. >> he's married, too. >> that's a good transition. you are full of them. trump, he pointed out first -- first he pointed out that the democrats didn't even mention isis

it may have been michelle obama's speech. that becomes the most important moment of michelle obama. >> a couple of things can be true at once. the first lady was able to transcend some of the chaos in the hall and what we saw play out in philadelphia yesterday. someone and you are right, someone to explain the commitment to service. i do think democrats, first of all, if we are going to scrutinize the republicans for the ted cruz moment. there was not something as bad as that, but there is disunity here. hillary clinton has to be careful of what is bubble in the democratic party. they have to watch it closely before it spills over. >> what does that mean? that is bubbling. what should they do? >> i think hillary clinton has done as much as she can do credited bring. she has moved as far left and still be credible. embracing so much what he stood for. the reality is how noisy the room is. people who felt betrayed by elizabeth warren or the black lives matter. the libertarian candidates could be a destination for the millennial

that was first lady michelle obama. in a speech that jabbed trump without mentioning his name, but giving a ringing endorsement of hillary clinton. a person over the course of the last eight years, there were not always great ties to. michelle obama walked away from the night as a surrogate that the clinton campaign wants to deploy over and over again throughout the course of the campaign. she was so effective "the new york daily news" changed the front page to reflect her impact on the convention. that is no small thing. leading up to the michelle obama speech, guys, it was tension-filled to say the least in the arena. there was booing and mocking and chanting. michelle obama started and that all stopped. that may have been a tipping point. what a night tonight. bill clinton will take the stage to speak. before that, another opportunity for bernie sanders fans who have not gotten on the hillary clinton bus, a point to cause trouble. a roll call. you want to talk about how they are working together behind the scenes. th

but we can talk about the clinton obama event. i was in the room.ou watched it on television, which is how most people were experiencing that event. from your point of view in washington, how formidable do you think the clinton-obama tandem looks today? al: pretty darn formidable. bill clinton really helped barack obama in 2012 with that convention speech. and boy, was today pay back plus some. barack obama at a time when hillary clinton, you're right, it was a great day that she escaped indictment, but her trust issue is a real problem with voters. obama now is far more popular than clinton or trump. i think he did it well today. it looked good. north carolina, a state i've spent a lot of time in, i know democrats think that the one mistake obama made in 2012 was not contesting north carolina. he might have won it again. if i had that as of today, i would put it in the democratic category. >> this is obviously an historic moment and democrats have waited a long time, first having nominated an african-american and elected them president and now abou

according to his half sister, barack obama attended his half brother's wedding in the '90s, malik obamauslim. "the factor" has attained pictures from that wedding, which we believe was held in maryland. details on the ceremony, the location, whether the reports that barack obama was the best man are very difficult to verify at this point. what we can tell you with certainty is that barack obama has deep emotional ties to islam. >> as a boy, i spent several years in indonesia and heard the call of prayer at the break of dawn and at the fall of dusk. as a young of man, i worked in chicago communities where many found dignity and peace in their muslim faith. >> now, to some extent, i can identify with president obama on the religion issue. as a roman catholic, i was appalled when the priests pedophilia scandal broke. there's absolutely no excuse for the catholic church covering up many horrendous crimes. however, like barack obama, i do make the distinction between the faith and the people who abuse it. >> the church is not the men who run it. the church is the theology behind the doctrine

what would you rather have hillary clinton or obama's third term and a large said third term of obamaallenge they find themselves facing. >> that is a big point and challenge. how do you deal with that. >> i am sorry, i didn't hear. >> we are going through back and forth kind of thing. do you want a third term of obama or change? and for hillary clinton, she sorts of stands on the pres pice of. that her husband said she is a agent of change and next night you have president obama saying she will continue my term. people outside of the arena, say which one is it? is she change or more of the same? >> there was a lot done in president obama administration and what hillary clinton will do is continue the change that he started off, right? expanding social security and increasing minimum wage and there is a lot of work that needs to be done and that's where the change comes in. >> but 70 percent of the country thinks that we are in the wrong direction and continuing the work of president obama, as much as people feel affection for the man and they are attracted to that. but at the same ti

speeches, michelle obama's speech was huge last night, bill clinton, barack obama tomorrow.the bill clinton's speech -- a more important speech, the bill clinton's speech, or the barack obama speech from the sitting president? important butare the testimony from barack obama who has been in office for eight years, especially younger voters below the age of 35 who were not here during the clinton administration of the 1990's, to have somebody that they voted for and supported still actively endorsing hillary will be really important to continuing to bring the party together and to continue to increase the level of interest on the part of millenial voters. just from that perspective i think the president could play an outsized role in how we come out of this convention. john: guy cecil, michael feldman , thank you for stopping by. always a pleasure to see you both. you are brilliant. we will keep you posted on every thing in tv land that the convention floor has to offer. when we come back, senator bob casey will be around this table. you can listen to us on the radio in d.c.

president obama has talked about the chinese. ms.ght: the chinese have done a number of different things, but this is directly interfering in our electoral process. even as awful as what happened with the dnc hacks, i think calling upon the russian government to get involved in hacking former secretary of state's e-mails is stunning. frankly, cyber attacks are really a very threatening thing to our security system. charlie: that is the latest twist. you saw his vice presidential nominee try to pull back from that. ms. albright: his vice presidential nominee. i don't know when he has authority to speak for trump. i think it is outrageous. the fact that it is even being considered, when we talk about what it is like for foreigners to interfere in our electoral process, this is the most direct kind of interference i've ever read about. charlie: you agree? rep. schiff: absolutely. you have a candidate for president, one of the major party nominees, inviting an adversarial government to engage in cyber espionage on behalf of his political

quÉ va a hacer clinton que no haya hecho obama?fianza de que podemos hacer eso. es un imperativo econÓmico, un imperativo de seguridad, es un imperativo moral para nuestro paÍs. cuando latinos vienen a votar en noviembre, vamos a asegurar que este poder en noviembre va a mejorar la situaciÓn en enero que viene. ilia: cuando hillary clinton no habÍa escogido su fÓrmula sonaban muchos nombres. habÍa mucha esperanza de que alguien hispano como usted, pudiera llegar a ese cargo. cree usted que hace falta un hispano? >> yo conozco bien a tim kane, es una persona magnÍfica. sus valores son nuestros valores. entiende bien que los desafÍos de los latinos son muy importantes. ha pasado casi toda su vida mejorando la vida de las personas que no tenemos. -- tienen voz. tengo cien por ciento confianza de hillary clinton y en tim kane. somos abogados de derechos civiles, y he hablado muchas veces con Él sobre la necesidad de reforzar los derechos civiles para nuestra comunidad. es una persona de valores muy fuertes. ilia: muchÍsimas gracias. po

what about comparing hillary clinton's oratorical abilities to barack obama?she's not going to shine by comparison to eat any of those or even her husband and were going to end up i think taking the hillary clinton and tim kaine have roughly the same abilities, adequate but not electrifying and in terms of generating that turnout among the african-american community, young people and the blue-collar working-class democrats, i'm not sure this message and this team will be able to energize it. jon: karl and joe, thank you very much. we will be right back. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request you

states, barack obama.eers] president obama: thank you. [cheers] thank you. thank you. [cheers] thank you. [cheers] thank you so much. thank you, everybody. [cheers] thank you so much, everybody. [cheers] >> yes we did. yes we did. president obama: thank you. [cheers] thank you so much, everybody. [cheers] i love you back. [cheers] hello, america. hello, democrats. 12 years ago, tonight. i addressed this convention for the very first time. you met my two little girls. now to amazing young women who fill me with pride. [cheers] you fell from a brilliant white and partner, michelle. [cheers] who has made me a better father and a better man. who has gone on to inspire our nation and first lady. [cheers] and who somehow has not aged day. [cheers] the same cannot be said for me. [laughter] my girls remind me all the time. you've changed so much, that it. -- daddy. then they try to clean it up, not bad, just more mature. [laughter] and it is true. i was so young that first time. [cheers] and look, i will admit, m

obama put together for years ago now. reason donald trump is here today is not a coincidence. to try tothings up step on the obama-clinton campaigning. explain the logic of coming to the same state and what his message will be tonight? mark, one of the greatest assets of donald trump to the electorate has been that he is unapologetically unafraid of the clinton candidacy. that is refreshing. we have had republican nominees pull their punches on any number of things, so he is saying i am giving you one of the swing states in north carolina. it is a marginal red-blue state. it could go either way. barack obama won it in 2008. he will make the case against hillary clinton. today, he can quote right from the press conference. i think if the trump campaign runs ads quoting where it literally says that she was reckless, careless, so i think he is telling the people of north carolina there we will be back here again and again to make the stay competitive. last weekary clinton with senator warren and today with president obama, l

obama's gdp growth been since the recession? about half the average, about 14% amongst the prior 7 recessions we had. it's been anemic. 70% of the country says we're on the wrong track. we have labor force participation rate back at 1977 levels and we have homeowner ship percentage back in linden b. johnson days. because of the stimulus money that was spent that no one knows what it did. and you talk about the donald trump -- the double digit, yeah, the tax foundation found that he would achieve at 11% growth in gdp. does it come with cost? absolute absolutely. the thing we're waiting for is how he's going to cut government spending but knowing what i've seen in the past and what i hope to see in the future, i definitely think trump is the person to create jobs and increase the gdp. >> chuck, we know under the obama administration growth has been the weakest that we have seen since 1949 at least. >> well, i'll say this first. the thing i miss gary and his numbers, it's been a bit since i've been on the show and just reminded me

barack obama always knew hillary clinton had it.d-fought primary, we had such agreement on what needed to be done for our country. >> it made for tough debates because we could never figure out what we differed on. >> reporter: in this position she would travel nearly 1 million miles and globe trot to a record 112 countries. her proudest moment with the president, that decision to go in and get osama bin laden. this photo taken while watching the raid in the situation room. >> my heart was in my throat because we were watching on the video screen what was happening. and we saw one of the helicopters' tail clip the wall as it tried to get into the compound. >> you really didn't tell president clinton about osama bin laden? >> no. no, i mean, i take very seriously the obligations of secrecy. >> reporter: clinton stepped down as secretary of state after four years. but her tenure forever marred by the fallout from the 2012 benghazi attack. >> yesterday, four of these extraordinary americans were killed in an attack on our diplomatic po

now grasping on to a full embrace of president obama. not trying to hide the fact that third-term president obama is something they don't mind. a strategic calculation. this is an anti-establishment campaign up to this point. rise of bernie sanders. democrats are siding with the establishment as what has worked up to this point. they are going for the third term of president obama. hillary clinton will be the one to bring that home tonight in the fourth of what seems like 287 straight days of republican and democratic conventions. >> phil mattingly outside the grill. thank you for everything, phil. it was a full embrace with barack obama and hillary clinton at the conclusion of his speech. they hugged a few times for emphasis. joining us to discuss what happened is our panel of super friends. mark preston. analyst josh rogin. also with us a couple of political commentators, angela rye. former executive with the black caucus and radio host john philli phillips. angela, how much did president obama do for hillary clinton? >> i think he was

blacks under president obama haven't nearly done as well as whites under president obama. the income gap has widened under president obama and unemployment -- african-americans have lagged whites in unemployment over the course of barack obama's term. so we talk about people voting against their own economic interests. i think it's black men and women, not white noncollegeeduc. >> i appreciate flipping that script but i'll say that with -- >> david, i didn't flip any script. i just used her words and said you want to talk about hypocrisy here. the group that's been hit hardest unden an african-american president are african-americans. >> i didn't see much at the republican convention where they addressed that very concern that you're raising. and i will say this. as an african-american male, i think i would be in more trouble at times had we more of the bush policies that we saw over his eight years than we do and the recovery of the economy under obama. but if i might give some historic context to the overall question. and this is really the cultural wars overshadows the

washington park is near the obama home. it was also in the running. >>> strong reaction now that the ma will be a free man. a u.s. district judge ruled that john hinckley junior is no longer a danger to himself or others. he's seen here in a recent photo. he'll be free to live with his mother in virginia. president reagan's older son said he and his oldest son forgave hinckley, but his daughter said she was sickened by the decision. >>> take a look closely at the he's a robbery suspect caught on camera after breaking in. the couple was asleep on the couch during the intrusion. that's led to the thief being nicknamed the creeper ghost. same guy has also been seen on other cameras. he's believed to be responsible for other burglaries. >>> coming up, a family rescued at sea. they set off to go snorkeling off the florida keys and then vanished for 24 hours. we'll show you how far the coast guard searched for them and where they finally found them. >> and a-listers are feeling the bern. see the protests led by susan sarandon and

the key is not barack obama.ers does in the next two weeks. >> know what he was doing? sending out e-mails during the campaign. seriously, his campaign was sending out e-mails about the platform during president obama's speech there which was a really interesting dynamic. what do you make of that? you want to see bernie sanders stop with that? >> yeah, i do. yes, i do. i need him to whatever process he needs to go through, he needs to take his supporters through to be able to turn to hillary and get out there working for hillary. i need him to do that. that's important for us. but there is unity right now. you see barack obama today, joe biden's coming up very soon. elizabeth warren has been out there. there are major democratic leaders already supporting and campaigning with hillary clinton. so yes, i would love bernie sanders to do whatever he needs to do to come on board but in lieu of that, this process is moving forward. >> corey, you were inside the trump campaign. do you view running against barack obama d

obama won white vote in 2012.s making big inroads amongst those voters that could suggest a state like iowa is in play. there is also, trump may be gaining among non-college whites but might be weaker than mitt romney was with college-educated whites. bill: how come? >> you know, i think there are a lot of kind of well-off republicans who may respond to someone like mitt romney more of a governing background. maybe wasn't so crass as donald trump is. so trump, i think that some of those voters are responding to trump, some of non-college folks. maybe college folks are more resistant. bill: ohio, too close to call obviously. we had jerry springer on a few minutes ago. little surprised he thinks hillary clinton wins based on ground operation. what do you know about that. >> so does seem like hillary clinton will have a lot more money to spend on television ads and also on the ground game, there is not a whole lot of indication that stuff matters a ton. maybe it matters at margins. maybe that makes a difference in cl

michelle obama stole the show. some say it's one of the best speeches she has ever delivered and maybe one of the best we have seen. i want to see a minute at me. thank you. >> when you have the military in your command you can't make snap decisions. you can't have a thin skin or tendency to lash out. you need to be steady and measured and well informed. i wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves. and i watch my daughters, two beautiful, intelligent, black, young women playing with their dogs on the white house lawn. >> and because of hillary clinton my daughters and all our sons daughter take for granted that a woman can be president of the united states. >> powerful and personal and positive and a contrast. >> such contract with what she believes we saw. it made so many -- think about her talking about a black family in the white house, her daughters on the lawn. i have seen the dogs out on the lawn at the white house. and the ad the clinton campaign has out where children are watching videos of

[applause] president obama: nato needs more canada. [applause] president obama: we need you. we need you. [applause] president obama: just as we join together in our common defense, so must we work together diplomatically, particularly to avert war. , results are rarely quick, but it turns out even the most intractable conflicts can be resolved. here in our own hemisphere, just in the last few weeks, after half a century of war, colombia is poised to achieve an historic peace. [applause] president obama: and the nations of north america will be an important partner to colombia going forward, including working to remove landmines. around the world, canadian and american diplomats working together can make a difference. even in syria, where the agony and the suffering of the syrian people tears at our hearts, our two nations continue to be leaders in humanitarian aid to the syrian people. and although a true resolution of this conflict so far has eluded us, we know that the only solution to this civil war is a political solution, so that the syrian people can reclaim their coun

obama.e this as sort of schtick. he's saying this about president obama in a comediy way. for purposes of contrast, play president obama because he too used humor to point up the differences between hillary clinton and donald trump. he did somewhat of that as well but did it in a very different way. let's listen to president obama talking about donald trump. >> this election, you are going to have a very clear choice to make between two fundamentally different visions of where america should go, and this isn't even really a choice between left and right or democrat or republican. this is a choice between whether we are going to cling to some imaginary past or whether we are going to reach for the future. this is about whether we have an america that works for everybody or just a few people. >> you know, perry, forget the contrast between hillary clinton and donald trump. talk a little about that contrast as people see this president in his final year with that kind of charisma, that manner o

president obama is next. we'll be right back. >>> abc news live coverage of e convention will return in a ? is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mi. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. e 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. stephanopoulos. >> and we are back at the democratic convention, president obama just minutes away. cecilia vega down on the floor. the crowd watching that video right now. we talked about what president obama needs from hillary clinton. she's hoping for a lot from him, as well, on the campaign trail. her numbers started to rise after his endorse pt. >> that's true. tonight, she's hoping he will make this case, again speaking from personal experience, that he knows her as a viral, as a friend, as someone who worked with her d that raid on osama bin laden. you are hear about their time together in the whit

president obama again, last night this is vintage obama. he delivered a really powerful speech. the energy in this room was electrifying through out most of it especially in the moment afterwards when he and hillary clinton em brated each other and you saw the connection there. i do think bringing him out having him and her husband on tuesday evening try to humanize her will help her on the campaign trail. but hillary clinton needs to conduct more press conferences. she needs to interact more with vote where she is not just up there delivering her stump speech. that could really benefit her in states where donald trump is resinating and where his message is being carried to rural areas who are attracted to him and the fact that he doesn't care what people think of him. >> tweeting up a storm calling for hillary clinton to have more press conferences. he was trying to steal the show? >> i don't think that worked out well for him. i understand why he want to be in the spotlight but he can't get enough. when you call a foreign actor to hack one of the top officials of the united st