obama said it wasnp unprofessional. i expectro better. >> so that wasn't just obama speaking thatn' was the uniform command of the people who runpe the democratic party throughout the twenty campaign. >> do not notice what joe bidenl is actually like if youly see hm on television turn away because you might conclude he is fundamentally, physically, cognitively unfit for office. you can't say that.t and if you do, barack obama will scold you personally immediately. >> we'll fast forward a few years. joe biden is now the presidentli and mental decline is no longer possible to design. >> therefore, it's no longer off limits. barack obama isn't going outck and defending joe biden's competence anymore. >> everybody watching everyone in the media that would include barack obama's formerr advisers is now in agreement that joe biden is senile and cannot

oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, well, i'm in bavaria today in obama. go actually a small and dreamy place, but this year it's a tourist hotspot. people from all over the world come here to see the famous passion play and it's only performed every 10 years. so not exaggerating. when i say that this is something very special ah, in this episode you'll learn everything about the oba, my go passion plate, a world hit from the barrier. we also visit the beautiful linda palace very close by. can't the sight of this year's g 7 summit just a moment, a luxury hotel in the middle of the ah, obama go is about an hour's drive south of munich and the emma got alps. it's in a dillard place. very calm, but not this summer. what is going on here? so many coaches this one's from hungary, italy is ones from all away from switzerland, austria, jack republic, from germany. visitors from all over the world come to obama, go for a play that is only performed every 10 years. because of the pandemic, it's now been 12 years. there are no actual actors on the stage. instead, it

do the little boys in obama? go say i want to be jesus one day line rather is does no no, i'm totally happy plane, joseph of aero messiah. i played him in 2010 already. it's a wonderful role. it comes to literally yeah, it's life a beautiful to biblical figures with nicodemus and joseph of aramis fear were. advocates of jesus among the high council jesus or the camps. how did the passion play actually come about in us? thank is lost. i say to the pin that i think might be pissed. in 1634, there was the plague and the 30 year war helped people vowed that if god spared them from the plague than every 10 years they performed the passion of christ laden with them disuse of yet. so you keep a promise every 10 years and forever in other small to settle here so far since 1634 and the other vow did that develop? it's quite a big show, isn't it? not knowing c o, but it's thomas cook you that my eating 90. the tour operator thomas cook was here almost midnight. he was actually a priest one. so to long he came with a group

our amazing first lady, michelle obama. >> that was so great. it's the whole picture. [applause] well! hey there. you guys are pretty fired up, right? i like that. i like that. if people wonder, yes, hillary clinton as my friend. she has been a friend to me, and barack, and melea, and sasha, and bill and chelsea have been embracing and supportive from the very day my husband took the oath of office. now, you may have noticed that i have been doing some campaigning for hillary. i know that there are some folks out there who have commented that it's been unprecedented for a sitting first lady to be so actively engaged in a presidential campaign. that may be true, but what's also true is that this is truly an unprecedented election. that's why i am out here. i am out here first and foremost because we have never had a more qualified and prepared candidate for president than our friend hillary clinton. never before in our lifetime. i say this everywhere i go. i admire and respect hillary. she has been a lawyer, a law professor, first lady of arkansa

cable news charmingly referred to me as obama's baby mama. and of course barack has endured his fair share of insults and slights. even today there are still folks. questioning his citizenship and all of this used to really get to me. back in those days. i had a lot of sleepless nights worrying about what people thought of me. wondering if i might be hurting my husband's chances of winning his election. fearing how my girls would feel if they found out what some people were saying about their mom? but eventually i realized that if i wanted to keep my sanity. and not let others define me. there was only one thing i could do and that was to have faith in god's plan for me. i had to ignore all of the noise. and be true to myself. and the rest would work itself out. so throughout this journey. i have learned to block everything out. and focus on my truth i had to answer some basic questions for myself. who am i? no, really? who am i? what do i care about? and the answers to those questions have resulted in the woman who stands before you today. a

barack obama isn't going out and defending joe biden's competence anymore. everybody watching, everybody in the media including barack obama's former advisors is now in conclusion the joe biden is senile and cannot govern the united states. >> stuck a little sometimes because he has the mobility issues that the doctors have identified. he sometimes, his speeches tend to be little listless or he momentarily gets confused or has trouble summoning names. >> a third of them, the largest number said that he is too old. that is not a problem that is going to get better. he's not going to get younger. >> he's not going to get any younger. a lot of people have looked at him over these last years and think he is and what he was a few years ago. >> he knows he's 80 years old, 79, 80 years old. an old white guy in a party that is demographically changing and diverse, and the future is not going to be an old white guy. >> when he does that and he stumbles you get nervous and yo, is he tired or something else customer if anyone says the democrats are beginning to have th

obama is not only words obama are the words of a group of people who ran a 2020 democratic party company, ignore joe biden's condition, if you see him on tv turn away because you can conclude that he is physically and mentally unfit to serve as president and don't you dare say anything. and if you say, obama will reprimand you personally, biden has completely changed. it's obviously dementia. so we came to a conclusion that now sounds ridiculous. but then it turned out to be logical this guy couldn't be a candidate for democrats. he could hardly speak how he managed to conduct an election campaign. it turned out, as we found out later, his staff under the guidance of a doctor. jill gave his wife to him. pills before every public appearance they gave him a dose of some substance, it's not an assumption. we don't make it up. we spoke directly with the person who was there and saw how this happened several times, according to this person, before taking the biden drug, it was simply impossible to communicate with him as a small child. nothing maybe it was chinese pills that china suddenly st

michelle obama coincidentally is reappearing.ng the airwaves to push her new book and tell us how awful america has become. >> a lot has happened. we have seen a global pandemic. we have seen insurrection. a rising tide of hate and bigotry and intolerance and a whole lot more. i have spoken to a lot of loved ones, many of you about what we all seem to be facing what was resulted in from that process is the new book it's called "the light we carry." i think of it as kind of a toolbox. >> jesse: is michigan sell saying she has the tools to fix the problems plaguing america? it certainly sounds like it. why else would she be writing a new book? she doesn't need the money. this book seems awfully political. mitchell's last book sold 17 million copies it wasn't as good as "how i saved the world" but you know people seemed to like it. let's say she did really well in the royalty department. and that's on top of the $65 million book deal her and barack signed for their memoirs in 2017 the podcast agreement they inked with pot spy for 45

and above all barack obama. obama knew perfectly well that joe biden was senile.a made three years making fun of joe biden integrating him here because he has no dignity, he put up with it. obama is and has always been the person running the democratic party. and of course the media knew. the media knew perfectly well but they lied, from day one they lied. here they are saying that joe biden actually is perfectly fine. >> he just decided to bypass the primaries and go right to the main event. leaving everyone else at the kiddie table. >> that is joe biden at his desk. that is someone who is authentic. it's the reason he connects with people. he is having fun, this is not heavy lifting for joe biden. >> joe biden did very well on joe biden and it reminded me so much of 2008 john mccain. >> help is on the way, help is on the way. joe biden, we need him. you hit play on your phone or whatever and there was uncle joe, grandpa joe biden talking in a way that i think americans want to hear. the person, the person of joe biden is a welcome entry into this race. >> tucker

it wasn't just obama , it was a team from the people who run the democratic party. in the twentieth year you don't notice what's going on in joe biden if you see him on tv. you may come to the conclusion that he is not okay physically, cognitively and not fit for the position this guy can't speak in full sentences. it was obvious that he had cognitive decline dementia - it's obvious. how did he manage to get through the election campaign, well, it turned out that, as we later learned, his employees were under the leadership. his wife, professor gilbyden, started giving him pills. now, in every exposure in public, before taking the medicine, biden spoke in a quote, like little children it was impossible for them to communicate. he changed completely because he was sitting on pills and obviously still sits. the bottom line is that biden's close associates have known about his dementia for more than three years. what is your opinion on the current

but why do you think obama felt the need to respond?g to do the right thing. but i think, don, in this case, president obama miscalculated for two reasons. one reason is that, no matter his intentions, it comes across as a sane, please don't pick on my friend. president biden, then vice president biden, can defend himself. he defended himself by winning that election. now this letter is out it kind of makes him look a little bit weaker that obama was receiving on his behalf. the other miscalculation is that obama in a letter, it got away from when it made him so successful in politics. when he was running for president, they called him everything but a child of god. what do you do? russia's shoulders of. when they, said he wears your flight? then he didn't give a sermon, he just put on the flight pin. never came off. and i think in that way, he got away from what helped him win two decisive presidential victories. but, on the merits, he's obviously right. congressman jackson, that tweet was grammy, he was pandering to try to win an elec

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why do you think obama felt the need to respond?he was trying to do the right thing, but i think, don, in this case president obama miscalculated for two reasons. one reason is that no matter his intentions it comes across as if he's saying please don't pick on my friend. president biden -- then-vice president biden can defend himself. he defended himself by winning that election. now that this letter is out it kind of makes him a little bit weaker than obama was interceding on his behalf. and president obama again despite his intentions got away from what made him so successful in politics. when he was running for president they called him everything but a child of god. what did he do? brush his shoulder off. he didn't give a sermon, just put on the flag pin, never came off. and i think in that way he got away from what helped him win two decisive presidential victories. but on the merits he's obviously right. congressman jackson, that tweet was grimy. he was pandering to try to win an election. >> and he also gave them a selling p

tell me what obama said to you.te about this in your new book, "holding the line are." 9 he said: i have to express my disappointment on the cheap shot you took at joe biden via twitter. it was unprofessional and beneath the office you once held. it was it is also disrespectful to me, writes obama, and the many friends you had in our administration. tell me about this e-mail that you received from obama. >> well, you -- as you read there, i got scolded pretty well by him. i was headed to campaign, and i saw this tweet that ronna mcdaniel had put out with a video clip of joe biden. didn't know exactly what state he was in. he didn't know what office he was running for and, you know, i mean, it was a cognitive mess. i got a little frustrated with the double standard and the hypocrisy. you remember when i was president trump's physician, the far left, the academic medicine, the mainstream media, they were relentless in pursuit of me, constantly coming after me about testing and president trump's mental and physical cap

as a matter of fact, she could do it impersonation of both michelle obama and barack obama and we had, you know, oftentimes discuss it if anyone could ever play michelle it would be her and i had been very inspired by a movie. i saw that natalie portman started called jackie, you know about jackie kennedy right? there had been one little aspect of that movie that really inspired me and it was when she showed a press corps for the very first time the east wing which had been completely, you know off limits obviously and as she you know brought this press corps through the east wing for the first time. she pointed out, you know, eleanor put this here and edith put this there and ladybird had her portrait here or whatever. it was and in that moment. it was like, oh my god, what if these walls could talk? you know, like what did they actually experience in this building and you know with a little bit of research that it hadn't changed much except for in decor. you know, i literally thought wow all these people like slept with presidents here. i mean not to be vulgar, but that was literall

like the shows that did then. >> -- michelle obama. >> we'll know michelle obama.t's interesting it. what's different so mark, your series around, but with years? >> 2013 and 2014. >> 13 and 14. so we're talking about sort of earlier times. how do you think it would have been different if it had been like there wouldn't have been michelle obama but in that those time periods would have been a different kind of thing? >> i'm not going to be too much different only because when you take it serious that utah spends the history of our country's time you, have to take a look at big trends and also dig in with each first lady and so there has to be an arc and something that i think connects the whole series. so there'd be adaptations as there always are to technology and the use of media. i'm in if the series started with the roosevelts, i'm definitely taking a look at the white house as, you know, it's a place where you can get your message out and. that's where messaging began the, power of the white house. so it'd be in a different series than with martha washington.

shall lacked to use obama's freeze.ose two presidencies. especially bill clinton. we just played a bit of tom brokaw 1994. we're seeing even more radical republicans about to takeover in the house, possibly. what could you learn from their? >> that's for sure. i'm so glad that you used that historical video from 1994, because of that does tell us a lot. that was when you can bridge came, in the first speaker who said i'm not going to get along with the other side. this is going to be a war of all against all. we are going to try to stop the opposition. it sounds like 2022, but in 1994, that was unheard of, and that was radical. if we don't like the way the house operates nowadays, this stasis and inability to get very much done, it really dates back to 1994. what clinton said was, even though i lost both houses to congress, some going to be like truman. i'm going to put one foot in front of the other. i'm going to try to get things done. he was able to work with the other side for better or for worse on things like welf

president obama said exactly the same thing. 2009 president obama in the aftermath of c the great recession, due to the financial crisis in 2008, president obama said virtually the same thing senator schumer said. the last thing youo want to do s raise taxes in the middle of a recession. and that is exactly where we are. the following year, in 2010, senator manchin agreed with senator schumer and president obama. y he said i do not think during a time of recession you mess with any of the taxes or increase in taxes. that is the old joe. that is the same senator who is now proposing to raise taxes on families in the middle of a recession. now, here's the real joke but i guess the joke is on all of us. they are calling at the inflation reduction act. what an insult to the inintelligence of the american people. do they think anybody will be fooled? do they think the american people are so stupid that they would believe this is an honest attempt to address inflation? there is not a chance. this proposal is a wolf in sheep'see clothing. our democratic colleagues can try to rebrand the build back

barack obama gave us that money and he said to call him if you don't believe me. why didn't anyone ever call barack obama and ask him? i've often wondered about that. guest: that's a good question as to why nobody has those that question to president obama. i do not know. host: a few minutes left with jeff moore dr. and this is connecticut, independent. caller: good morning, it's interesting how the guest describes possible hunter biden investigation outcomes in terms of how it will take pressure off american garland instead of in terms of criminal accountability. it really shows how justice takes a backseat when it comes to washington. guest: in these politically tinged investigations, that's unfortunately always a factor. it goes back to what i said earlier that the fact that the political fallout is a calculus in these cases whether it's republican or democrat is why some of these people in this country have become skeptical of the justice department and the fbi. host: we started this program noting that the hunter biden probe is reaching a critical stage and i

. >> so, let's talk about barack obama. party election, he famously waited for the i think what he said. >> i'm not recommending for every future president that they take a shellacking like i did last night. >> we made mistakes, we could've done things differently. we could've prioritize things in a different way. we have to do now is learn from those lessons and move forward. >> so, let me ask you this. joe biden was there in 2010, he has the advantage of being the former vice president. he was in the white house. there's talk that he wanted a stronger push after 2010. is he looking back at 2010 thinking, what did barack obama do right and wrong in the wake of that? >> everything we know suggests that joe biden -- they would be an issue when obama and biden ran for reelection. quietly, biden with some people that he loved in oh my people didn't think he was enough of a fighter. that criticism is a little bit of an idea of what we can expect from biden this coming year. >> unlike donald trump, clinton and obama took their m

they're trying to overtime and obama at the edition of his book out. we were to predict with not that much literature on him. really surprised by that fact. several he had rely upon the choices. i had the first two years of his administration and it was just not that much . so i would like to see more. >> , both of you to your publishers. i want to thank you both for taking time to do this. each of your books really helps us understand the things that you write about in the issues that you write about so congratulations. and i think we need to say goodbye. >> gentlemen, thank you so much and this is been a fascinating conversation and an amazing way to kickoff the 2021 book festival. and i want to thank each of you

and he -- we talk about no drama obama. that was real. take offense and umbrage to people who are beneath the dignity of the office. you do not play when you're on barack obama's team. i think he was pissed. i don't know that he does a lot of writing that way, but he's not a care bear, he's not a pooh bear. he had high standards. he fought from chicago to the white house and had a team of loyal people. for somebody to go off script that way and medically evaluate joe biden, who he's never medically evaluated, that is wrong. and i'm not surprised that obama felt that way. >> so joe biden today was asked about a potential rematch between himself and donald trump, which is a front burner issue in u.s. politics. i want to play for you what biden said. >> i'm not predicting, but i would -- i would not be disappointed. i'm not even halfway through my term yet. there's a lot of room to figure out what is going to happen. >> all right. so that was actually -- there was a little bit of wavering there. but i would not be disappointed if the rematch

he worked in the obama-biden administration as the national economic counsel. he was the director of it. he was the secretary of treasury in bill clinton's administration. before the vote he told everybody, the american rescue plan could set off inflationary pressures of a kind we have not seen in a generation. i guess he was right. jason furman, an economic advisor to the obama-biden administration said the same thing. the american rescue plan was definitely too big for the moment. i don't know any economist that was recommending something the size of what was done. but every democrat was. why don't we go to steve ratner, another obama-biden economist? what did he say? the american rescue plan was democrats' original sin when it comes to inflation. think of that. steve ratner, who worked in the obama-biden administration who tried to help them during an economic crisis, especially when it came to the automobile industry, says this is the original sin, the american rescue plan, that caused inflation. he didn't say it was putin's fault. he didn't say it was temp

bush, barack obama and -- correct? >> correct. have donald trump take this cognitive test, and you were clear and telling him whatever the results are that it's not a particularly easy task, they will be released to the public? >> absolutely. >> with academic medicine and thought press, they were relentless -- that we had the president cognitively assessed, which we did. he passed with flying colors. this is where it all originated. i saw that tweet when i was driving the campaign that was put out, and this one in particular, couldn't report which state he was in. i was a little frustrated with the double standard, and i just reply to the tweet. "does anyone remember the cognitive test i gave to donald trump, the one he aced? sounds like someone needs a test." that was a pretty benign tweet. within 20 minutes, i got a scathing email from president obama ripping me apart telling me that it was beneath me, the office that i served was dashed to the president, and that he was disappointed in me, he considered me a friend, there was b

when obama was president, gas in california was $4.50. the problem was the government said you people have to learn to dance better than fred astaire. i went to the store. it used to be $3.99. now it is $5. that is not 8%, that is 20%. there is nobody with any intelligence anymore running this nation. host: neil irwin. guest: i am not an expert in electric vehicles. range is a real issue with electric cars and trucks. if you take your gasoline powered car and run out of gas, you stop at any filling station in five minutes and go on your way. with batteries, there are range constraints and it does take longer to charge them when that moment comes. host: on the line for democrats, audrey from south carolina, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. talking about the economy, i have not heard him say anything about the pandemic. when president trump shut down the economy for i think he said two months, wouldn't you think that would have an effect on the economy and supply and demand and prices for gas and food? i will take my answ

reid: i was with president obama on an airplane. said, "mr. president, there's this thing in nevada." he said, "describe it." "i can't explain to you what it is." try to describe this to somebody. and i said, "mr. president, i really would like you to do an executive order creating a national monument." anderson: some people would say, "well, that short-circuited the system." i don't think it really did. i think that folks worked through the system best they could, came to an impasse, and choreographed a path forward that was a different one than using the legislative process. reid: it stops that land forever being spoiled. there'll be no railroads going through that land. right now, all the drilling equipment they had up there, it has now been ground up for junk steel. there's nothing there now. they would have to start all over again. we don't have nuclear waste, and i don't see it in the future. baca: his career was bookended by protecting great basin national park and basin and range. he's covered the mountains. now he's covered the basin

the obama presidency, the impact of that all the way to the trump presidency and beyond. it was a wise sweeping book that attempts to make sense out of why this issue of rays has been so primal in the united states, and it has been. the civil war was fought over slavery which is a question of race. host: this gets to why despite divisions that spread back before lincoln, all-american share a cultural identity and belief in liberty. we also have a history of separateness, marginalizing those who are not white and shrinking from interracial equality. we are engaged in a war over that history but what vision of america will prevail? the one that accepts all americans that is equally entitled to sedition ship. have you answered that question? guest: we will eventually get to a place where we have a multicultural, multi-racial society. it will take us a while to get there. we are still dealing with the contradictions that began with thomas jefferson's when he declared all men work created equal. all men except these men. these men meaning african-americans, these native americ

commitment to israeli security signed under president obama. following for 2021 conflict, we secured an additional $1 billion in supplemental missile defense funding. i am a senior member of the appropriations committee, i am going to continue focusing with my colleagues think -- with my colleagues to ensure the mou will make our relationship committed and dynamic and let israel defend herself. the investments we have made paid off during president biden 's tour of israel, evidenced by the defense system that includes iron dome, long-range arrow, medium-range david's slings and the iron beam, a laser missile defense system. that is an developmental stage, but the expectation is that it will work in tandem with systems like iron dome to shoot down projectiles. that is another example where our two countries working together can't take us to the next generation of missile technology to perceive threats from state and nonstate actors. halie: ambassador shapiro, you have written and spoken about the importance of regional cooperation and building o

coming up after the break, faith matters, visits the bavarian town of obama. go where residents awful filling a centuries old vow to act out the passion of christ. that's after a short break. i'll have more news next hour. and of course, as our website with more at dw dot com, us on twitter as well at dw, told me on medical with us ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips with. i'm in your northern most count please. ah, for a time is one. still very much alive. d w, travel. you'll go to the special with recognizes where exactly. what's the fun? i've learned a lot. our culture history, all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit with ah ah, frederick, my aunt is allowed to wear his jeans and a sweater when he is crucified in the freezing cold. this year the cross will be raised $109.00 times in front of almost half a 1000000 spectators. the pageant is an enormous project for the southern german village, with its $5000.00 residence from made to october, more than 2000 of them bring the story of christ's death and resur

obama: gabbwas a sr. >> yriancÉ mark kly, wh is who >> an asonaut.i was the command of the space uttle athe time. gabby knew theisk. tus out, she had the rk. >> congressmaniffords s the rget. pres. oba: i've just come fr the mecal cent where o friend gabby courageously fight to recover. >>ith an iury tbraid wit a gunshowound, ls tn 10% ey wouldven surve. >> she's beginning several months of rehab. >> gabby suffered from a language impairment. amy: "gabby giffords won't back down." today, as mass shootings continue to rock the country, we'll look at a new film premiering across the country. it follows the former arizona congresswoman as she fights to recover from an attempted assassination in 2011. it deals with aphasia and emerges as one of the most eloquent activists in the u.s. battle against gun violence. we will speak th the fi's award-winning directors julie cohen and betsy west, makers of the filmsmy name is pauli murray" and the academy award nominated "rbg." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war an

barack obama didn't endorse joe biden until he had already wrapped up the nomination.6 to expressly pass by his vice president and instead endorse hillary clinton's presidential campaign. not just an aura of incompetence, it is incompetence. he's the worst american president so far in 100 years and when all those people who are upset about mean tweets and told us they had to be on the right side of history, guess what. they voted for joe biden and definitively on the wrong side of history whether it's foreign policy, the border, crime, inflation, every single thing that joe biden touches turns to. it's the absolute opposite of the midas touch. >> jason: when the guy has nearly 50 years of experience, he didn't just suddenly surprised people in the last 18 months. they knew what they were getting, and now they're having to live with it. >> clay said it well. you look at all the areas of failure, you never have the time to really work through them all on any show including our own. you can find yourself just talking about not only the promises that were not kept. it joe

obama got that expanded as part of his recovery legislation. so he was allowing more people in those areas do not have to meet the work environment -- requirement because there wasn't work available. then the heritage foundation and a lot of conservatives really gave him a hard time about that. but that eventually went away. >> another thing that's interesting is when obama was the president and we did have this terrible recession. for a while he cut off social security tax payments by people as a way for them to keep more money in their paychecks. that really underscores how even though people attack social security for all these various reasons, it is still an incredibly popular program that figures into our politics. host: we are going to go back to the phone lines now. nancy and las vegas. go ahead. caller: i grew up very poor. 14 people in the family. we did get welfare for some time. it wasn't even enough to feed us. we never had seconds in my home. i remember when i was in second grade the teacher scolding us as children being on welfare

oh, the people of obama go, don't just want to portray christ's pattern as a tragedy. they also want to show why jesus offended so many people that he was sentenced to death. his advocacy for people on the fringes of society. his message of liberation, as expressed above all in the sermon on the mount, are particularly important to christianity sticker. the director discusses these issues passionately with his actors feeder pauper, especially at the beginning of every sentence is examined carefully. arg scenes are analyzed and then rewritten while longish given sentences are deleted and other sentences are additive gentlemen. that process takes many months. this is and puts us of a feeling monitor. this is andrea haste. a passion play. christiane stickle has picked her to play mary, the mother of jesus for a 2nd time. the dream role for many over i'm a girl, women meters network like, you know, i don't really, i don't want to compare it, but why does every girl want to be a princess? and hardly any of them will become one. maria mary is more attainable and alma alexand

he also served as former president obama's first personal white house physician.2020 he ran and looked when a congressional seat in texas. it was during that time that jackson called out the media for ignoring then candidate president biden's gaps in the campaign trail. including this one. >> have a simple proposition here. i'm a year to ask you for your help. where i come from you don't get far unless you ask. my name's joe biden and on the democratic candidate for the united states and the pair looked me over if you like what you see if not -- give me a look though. that's all i've really got to say to you. >> that led jackson to tweed remember the cognitive test that i gave a real donald trump? the one he aced? sounds like some deals might need some duct testing done. scary. jackson writes that within 20 minutes of posting that tweet he received a scathing email from president obama which read in part i have to express my disappointment at the cheap shot you took at joe biden via twitter. it was unprofessional and beneath the office that you once held. it was a