raul castro does not deserve for president obama to bestow him this courtesy. sometimes it happens i can understand a setting but in that nature, he really should have ignored raul castro. and shook the hands of democratly elected leaders. raul castro is not a real leader of cuba. >> white house is saying this was not planned. andit, political experts from both sides of the aisle, democratic and republican have been saying not sure if that is true. because these events are very carefully choreographed and the white house would know who the president was going to see and what route would be and what chances would someone like this asking for a handshake from the president of the united states.. >> i think that the president did know. i think that his security detail knew who is going to be sitting around him. don't think it's by chance or by accident that the president of the united states was seated in front of raul kas stroechlt i'm in the saying he was in charge of the seating but he knew who was going to be behind him co have turned another way and ignored h

>> i think he could hardly have ignored raul castro.ows just three weeks ago when the president made a comment in miami at the home of a cuban exile it's time to update u.s. policy toward cuba and that rec cognizing some of the changes under raul. i think this is something that was definitely thought out. he couldn't have ignored him and the message of reconciliation and respecting diversity and dialogue was something that both raul castro and president obama struck in their own talks. >> listen to jimmy carter, the former president of the united states speaking about this handshake, this encounter. jimmy carter also in south africa right now. he did a telephone interview with cnn's becky anderson. >> i think it was something significant. i've known raul castro quite well for a number of years i've known his brother fidel, as well. that was the first time i believe an incumbent american president has shaken hands with a leader of cuba. i hope it will be an omen for the future. >> now, he was mistaken on that part, jimmy carter, because

folks, shaking this man's hand is an overt endorsement of raul's brother, fidel. and you can't do that. that is why fdr never shook hands with kevin hitler. okay. pretty nice guy, by the way. (laughter) >> stephen: solid dude. but he would help you move, you know, you call him up, kevin, would you help me move. and we say, you know, my brother is adolf hitler. and you go yeah, yeah, i know, but could you help me move, it is a five story walk up. and he would go i'm there, man, is there pizza. yeah, after we move there's pizza. but i'm not going to pay you the pizza before we move, you know, or bother or anything like that we move first. and then he goes it's raining. he goes nope, i'm there. that's kevin hitler. (applause) but perhaps the biggest outrage of the day had nothing to do with president obama, it had to do with the man standing a foot away from president obama. >> this is incredible. the sign language interpreter used at tuesday's memorial service for nelson mandela, right there on the stage, a foot away from the president of the united states, by 9 way

lo que estaba equivocadamente el presidente obama para raÚl castro.enio en nueva york con el entonces presidente bill clinton y le estrellÓ la mano a fidel castro. por cierto el presidente obama protagonizÓ otro incidente durante el incidente de mandela resulta que durante gran parte del evento estuvo compartiendo con la primera ministra de dinamarca y con el primer ministro britÁnico, segÚn los observadores sobre todo con la mandataria danesa que sintiÓ celos y que estaba con cara de pocos amigos, imÁgenes se ve muy divertido con la guapa mandataria danesa mientras tanto aparenta no aparentemente estar contenta. >> quizÁs solamente estaba prestando atenciÓn al solemne servicio fÚnebre. >> yo te voy a decir una cosa. >> yo creo que el vuelo de 14 horas de johannesburgo habrÁ una conversaciÓn muy interesante un fre michelle obama y barack obama y no tendrÁ que ver con mandela. >> los residentes a lo largo de la costa oeste se despertaron en medio de una gran nevada, los trabajadores de las oficinas federales en washington se les pidiÓ que se quedaron e

. >> ma y el dictador cubano, raúl castro . >> tormenta por segundo día, causa problemas en parte detados unidos especialmente en nueva inglaterra . >> joven logro su sueño de ser futbolista ,no tiene piernas le contaremos su historia en teleton . >> [música] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [música] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> ¿qué tal? buenas noches , casi centenar de jefes de estado rinden tributo a nelson mandela , pero fue esta escena la que acaparo la atención mundial el momento que el presidente barack obama le estrecho la mano a raúl castro es la primera vez que le da la mano a un líder del régimen cubano de eso hablaremos más adelante vamos con pablo y el homenaje que llevó la paz a sudáfrica . >> no fue funeral tradicional ni presente el cuerpo de nelson mandela pero si rhonran las diferencias de credos en estadio de fútbol decena de presidentes y dignatarios ridnen tributo a nelson mandela . >> el mundo acompaña este momento dice que se necesita una persona como él . >> esto

role in the attack that killed raul reyes had no previous lead been reported. colombia's government is downplaying the report. on monday, the defense minister said collaboration with u.s. intelligence and special forces has occurred for a while and is already known to helped weaken the capacities of farc. for more we're joined by the reporter who broke the story, prizeriest, pulitzer winning investigative reporter at "washington post" whose work focuses on intelligence and counterterrorism. this edit -- this article is headlined, "covert action in colombia: u.s. intelligence, gps bomb kits help latin american nation cripple rebel forces." joins us by video stream. welcome to democracy now! talk about this exposÉ. what were your major findings. >> well, i'm glad to be with you, amy. the major findings are mainly aat the cia had and still has large covert action program in colombia. it really started in his present form in about 2003. as you might recall, columbia was in such bad shape in the turn-of-the-century in 2000, the farc mainly, but also paramilitaries,

castro is not adolf hitler ♪ [cheers and applause] raul astro isn't even fidel castro.s like cuba's jim belushi. he's good but he ain't john. [ laughter ] and by the way, cuba is not the only country with a spy record of imprisoning people in cuba. [ laughter ] and speaking of the handshakes with questionable leaders senator mccain, let he who is without sin cast the first purell wipe is. that you shaking hands with qaddafi? turns out the funny machine making the clicking sound of a camera -- was a camera. what more fitting tribute could there be to nelson mandela, a man so dedicated to forgiveness he invited his oven captor to his inauguration than for our county to lose our (bleep) over a handshake. what else are you going to do at a funeral oh, yeah, how are you doing? boop.? [laughter] i know obama is not allowed to go boom because it's a terrorist fist the point is, the president behaved himself just fine. >> look at this the prime minister, the danish prime minister and president obama leaning in to take a selfie. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: all rig

>> do i need to once again from the hill tops -- ♪ raul castro is not adolph hitler ♪ raul castro isn'tke cuba's jim ballouchy. he ain't john. >> the memorial service for nelson mandela making news for a lot of reasons other than honoring the icon's legacy. plus, a candid photo of the president that's made its way all over the world. while the prewas flying back here, congress was making a deal. we'll break down details on an actual budget agreed upon in our nation's capital. and as a consumer, are you mad as hell and not going to take it anymore? if so, you're not alone. how many of us have experienced customer rage? this is "way too early"! i have the volume but not actual anger. i cafa

i don't think the president knew that that was raul castro.y that video again, you can say castro saying to him, i'm castro. he goes up there and shakes his hand. watch, castro pulls him back. he's like i'm castro. oh! oh, well that's great. oh, okay. anyway, that's my philosophy. we'll see if anybody would ever admit to that. i don't think he knew it was. look at this, over 90 heads of state are there. does the president know the seating chart? i don't think so. but whatever. >> he might not know the seating chart. i find it a little hard to believe he wouldn't recognize raul castro. let's just take your theory at face value, thomas. in this kind of situation, at the commemoration celebration of mandela's life, someone whose life was committed to resistance, revolution but also forgiveness and reconciliation, it doesn't seem to me to make proper diplomatic etiquette or any sense at all for the leader of the free world to walk in there and try to pick and choose who he's going to interact with. it seems to me that the best move here is to shak

i've known raul castro quite well for a number of years.isit cuba when i want to. i've known his brother cadel as well. that was the first time i believe an incumbent american president has shaken hands with the leader of cuba. i hope that will be an omen for the future. >> a princeton history professor joins us as well as gloria borger. welcome to both of you. gloria, let me begin with you. just quickly off the top, was the handshake a glimmer of hope, was it just much to do about nothing? >> you know, where you stand depends on where you sit. i mean, we've just gotten word that congresswoman ross lateman in questioning senator john kerry today said that when the leader of the free world shakes the bloody hand of a ruthless dictator like raul castro, it becomes a propaganda coup. >> let me stop you. michael, play it. >> mr. secretary, sometimes a handshake is just a handshake. but when the leader of the free world shakes the bloody hand of a ruthless dictator like raul castro, it becomes a propaganda coup for the tyrant. raul castro uses t

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village where he group for a funeral and burial on sunday. >> president oeb wrauma's handshake with raul castro caused in washington, d.c. today. san francisco is holding it's own memorial in city hall rotunda tomorrow morning at 8:00 we'll be there streaming live on abc7 news.com. >> apple's christmas give aways and one company's investment in wearable tech. >> emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. >> bloomberg learned the company that helps make apple's iphones and ipads is looking to make a mark on wearable tech space a cording to two people familiar with the project the company plans to launch an investment fund valued just shy of $7 million to finance start ups for wearable computers new details on how important the search partnership is to yahoo. the partnership, yahoo said it accounts for 10% of sales. twitter made it easier for users to share photos. the company allowing users to share and view photos on mobile. stocks falling today, budget negotiators put pressure on all three major indexes your bloomberg silicon valley index closing lower. apple getti

raul is saying let's not vote for that deal. the democrats give paul ryan the votes he needs to pass his deal. that's the reason why we've had such dysfunction and the inable to get things done. democrats have had to do the heavy lifting for republicans on every one of these big votes that the majority -- >> here's where -- i agree with you on that, but here's where i think democrats are upset. you are right. democrats will have to come to the table, we're going to have to put the votes on, yet where is the help for the 1.3 million people who are active job seekers being thrown under the bus in this deal. i've been hearing from people who are outraged about this deal, 1.3 active job seekers being thrown under the bus. why did the leadership cave? why didn't we stick up for them? >> we have continued to insist that americans who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own should not go into a cold christmas simply because the house republicans -- >> but it's not in the deal. >> the majority we have it and we're going to co

. >>> the controversial handshake between president obama and cuban president raul castro is getting plenty of attention. the gesture triggered strong criticism from cuban-american lawmakers. those are the headlines at this hour. i'm john seigenthaler. "america tonight" is next. >>> on "america tonight," remembering mandela. >> this is a day of celebration and not to mourn. >> talk of reconciliation and a handshake that reminds us of healing yet to come. >>> l.a. confidential the latest scandal to rock southern california's law enforcement. allegations coming from behind cars. >> some members of the sheriff's department consider themselves to be above the law. >>> and feeding frenzy. the main attraction on the northern california coast this season and what's drawing those big crowds. >>> good evening. thanks for being with us. i'm joie chen. the legacy of nelson mandela lies in his leadership and both determined resistance and forgiveness, as world leaders honored him in johannesburg every gesture evoked his life presence when the presence of political rivals gathered together to com

shaking hands with the cuban president raul u castro. bit of a symbolic moment because of the strained relations that we mentioned earlier. patrick opman is our man in havana. i suppose when it comes to that handshake, it was nelson mandela's memorial. so in the spirit of reconciliation, he couldn't ignore raul castro. how is it being seen there in havana? >> if this wasn't the handshake heard around the world it's certainly is the handshake heard all over havana. i've been talking to people. it's all they have to talk about. they want to know what it means for them and future in cuba/u.s. relations. was is just a simple courtesy or does it mean there could be a change after all these years of really no change between how the two the countries get along or don't get along. this comes after months of a slight warming in relations. u.s. diplomats are now able to travel are outside havana more regularly. and the same for their cuban counterparts in washington, d.c. the two corrupts are talking about very simple but significant things like r

it was, inteed, a fleeting moment with few words, but president obama's handshake with raul castro in johannesburg got quite a bit of notice on the united states. on twitter the greeting was denounced by one. one tweet highlighting it on international human rights day while activists face repression in cuba. another linking it to an imprisoned u.s. contractor in cuba. the last and only other time an american president shook hands with a communist president of cuba was in september of 2000 when bill clinton greeted fidel castro at the united nations. was that handshake a random gesture between two international leaders, or was there more to it? consider that the united states and cuba have not had diplomatic relations since the cuban revolution, since 1959 and the ouster of president batista. we turn to antonio mora of "consider this." he's also cuba and a long time resident of miami. you've seen these politics play out, and i wonder about this particular event between president obama and mr. castro and the perceptions of it. the white house is quick to come out and say, no, this was n

raul castro was on the diaz and speaking, as well as president obama. it would have been sort the of impolite. it would have been kind of a slap, really, if the president had gone up on stage and not greeted the cuban leader. that's par for the course at these types of events. as you also know, carol, he embraced president russov of brazil, a country that has been steamed at the united states because of those surveillance issues. he is headed away from the stadium and headed back to a rendezvous point before heading back to the united states. carol? >> going back to that handshake, maybe scottie can put it back up on the screen, the handshake between president obama and raul castro. quote, we have to reject the policies we put into place in 1961. in other words, it's time to end the nation's cold war standoff with cuba. i know what you said about this handshake, jim, but this surely helps, doesn't it? >> well, i think we're going to have to see. keep in mind, at the same time just in the last couple of weeks there was a big protest outside the white hou

> it was a handshake seen around the world, what if anything does president obama's handshake with raul castro mean for u.s.-cuban relations. >> are you interested in a one-way ticket to mars? get in line. you wouldn't believe how many have lined up to spend the rest of their line on morse. >> welcome to "consider this". according to a wednesday poll women earn $0.93 on the dollar compared to males. for all women the number is 84%. there's room for women at the top of the corporate food chain. 22 women ceos running fortune 500 firms. the number did grow to 23 on tuesday when mary barra accepted the top job. >> men and women of general motors are dedicated. i believe we have the best team on the field. it's an honour for me to lead the team. >> so are the cracks in the glass ceiling holding women back getting bigger. i'm joined from the "the huffington post" studio by senior columnist lisa belkin. great to have you with us. 23 female ceos in the fortune 500. this big breakthrough on tuesday with the 23rd, the first female executive to get a job at a big auto company. does that suggest th

raul castro isn't even fidel castro. it's like cuba's jim ballouchy. he ain't john. >> the memorial service for nelson mandela making news for a lot of reasons other than honoring the icon's legacy. plus, a candid photo of the president that's made its way all over the world. while the prewas flying back here, congress was making a deal. we'll break down details on an actual budget agreed upon in our nation's capital. and as a consumer, are you mad as hell and not going to take it anymore? if so, you're not alone. how many of us have experienced customer rage? this is "way too early"! i have the volume but not actual anger. i can't fake anger. that was just loud. brian shakt man, in the show, we have interesting followups on the kenyan mall shooting courtesy of the new york city police department. we want to begin in washington, d.c. a budget deal has been reached between the senate and the house negotiators. so the called cease-fire on capitol hill buys lawmakers time to address the nation's larger fiscal issues such as the tax code, health care and s

i want raul and fidel castro out.he question is how best do we facilitate getting rid of them, their removal? this hasn't worked. does it have to go on for 100 years before we recognize it isn't making a bit of a difference. it gives them a opportunity, when they question their horrific quality of life in cuba, but for the americans, things would be different. one of the things i wonder and michael beschloss is better credentialed than i to say this, would there have been a cuban spring by now if our policy had been different with regard to cuba? i think it's a fair question. >> michael? >> i think you can argue that round or flat historically. to come back to the handshake, shaking hands with castro does not say the president is for or against the embargo or anything else. a nonhandshake can a lot of reverb races, 1964 the secretary of state at the conference in geneva and put out his hand he he said i cannot and turned around and walked away. he was furious it did not help our ability to finally mend relations with

first fidel, now raul. this goes back to the eisenhower administration.younger cuban americans who say let's try easing sanctions, try sending mr. hilton and hyatt into cuba. what my parents wanted hasn't worked. maybe it was the right thing to do then but it hasn't worked. this is an interesting conversation. if the president were running for re-election he might be more nervous about that handshake because of florida. but look, to ana's point, people are overblowing the moment. this was a memorial service for nelson mandela and that was a man showing good manners. >> the president made the gesture to raul castro. is the ball now in cuba's court to do something to try to improve relations with the united states? >> i mean, that gets to the point you made earlier, where you showed the clip of somebody saying it was a propaganda coup. the christian science monitor is reporting that cuban state television didn't even show the handshake and they didn't hypothesize about what it meant. we're doing that. is something slightly askew here? we are so obsessed wit

some upset barack obama shook the hand of raul castro yesterday. well, if attending memorial service for nelson mandela. castro the brother of fidel. both are killers and tirants the castro brothers terrorized cuba. and believe me, many of them are not happy about president obama's engagement. also unhappy, senator mccain. >> i just against raul propaganda that continue to prop up his brutal regime. that is all. why should you shake hands with someone keeping americans in prison? i mean, what is the point? neville chamberlain shook hands with hitler >> a goal of any american president should be aeleven yat the suffering of people. those in cuba, included the president has not lessened sanctions against cuba. by treating castro with respect he leaves the >> door open for future negotiations. in 1972 president nixon developed a relationship. in southeast asia, china is responsible for millions pechl being slaughtered. nixon reduced tensions with china. 1985 president reagan began developing a relationship with soviet leader gorbachov. he was a tyrant

raul castro uses that hand to sign the orders to repress and jail democracy advocates.as we spoke cuban opposition leaders are being detained and beaten while trying co-common rate today which is international human rights day. they will feel disheartened when they see these photos. >> john mccain went further, to 1938. >> why should you shake hands with somebody keeping americans in prison? i mean, what is the point? neville chamber land shook hands with hitler. >> he gave away a chuck of czechoslovakia and winston shook hands and ronald reagan embrace mckylen. presidents always take heat for kissing sheiks and bowing to em pewers, this always does seem to be an issue. let's talk to the political analyst david gur gin. anna, you're from florida. you're no fan, i know, of the castro regime, but what do you make of senator mccain's comments comparing this to a hitler moment and congresswoman ross latlin? >> i don't think john mccain was comparing it to a hitler moment. his question is what is the point? you can shake hands with dictators and tyrants, but that doesn't mea

raul castro. the u.s. and cuba have been estranged for 54 years since raul's brother, fidel, overthrew the u.s. regime and the u.s. subsequently imposed sanctions on cuba. this cold war embargo on cuba remains in place and many exiles were angered by the handshake. >> when the leader of the free world shakes the bloody hand of a ruthless dictator like raul castro it becomes a propaganda coup for the tie rant. >> observers have noted a warming up between the two countries. item. travel restrictions. one year ago castro dropped the requirement cubans obtain exit permits before leaving cuba. and the u.s. extended the duration of visas for cubans from six months to five years, admitting return visitors from cuba without visa reapplication. item. direct mail service. talks to resume the flow of letters and packages resumed this year after a long stall. >>> question. was it only good fellowship that his motivated president obama to shake castro's hand? >> if you believe that i have a bridge to sell you. of cours

raul castro has taken half a million people off of government pay. in cuba.laxed a lot of other provisions, opened up telecommunications. he released. continues to jail political prisoners. but continued to release political prisoners. as i said, today about this situation. the arctic goes through thaws and freezing. my view, what you have seen in u.s. cuba relations. this handshake. though it was at mandela's funeral, a bit of a thaw in u.s. cuba relations. it is an important moment. >> yeah, glad it happened. i'm glad that, president obama had the opportunity to do it. because i have high hopes for, a thaw with cuba. and -- it's more likely with raul castro, not with fidel out of the way now. and there is nothing like going to cuba, as i have done, to enrage you, about the castro regime when you see the suffering there, when you see the poverty there. but the castro hold on the country has been enabled by this inane american embargo that the castros have been able to blame every one of their problems on. david if we dropped this crazy embargo, cuba would ha

raul castro uses that hand to sign the order to repress jail advocates. as we speak cuban opposition leaders are being detained and being beaten while trying to commemorate today which is international human rights day. they will feel disheartened when they see these photos. >> sarizona senator hn mccain went even further, all the way back to munich i1938. >> why should you shake hands with somebody who's keeping americans in prison? i mean, what's the point? neville chamberlain shook hands with hitler. >> chamberlain met with hitler three times and gave away a chunk of czechoslovakia. that did not seem to happen on stage in south africa. we should note that winston churchill shook hands with stalin. president reagan shook hands with fidel castro, so did bill clinton. ronald reagan shook hands with gorbachev. presidents always take heat for kissing sheiks and shaking hands with dictators. anna hunt, political analyst david gergen. anna, you are from florida. you are no fan i know of the castro regime. but what do you make of senator mccain's comments comp

one of the others was raul castro, brother of fidel castro and lately the president of cuba.

president obama locking hands with the cuban leader raul castro at the memorial for nelson mandela. >> cbs4 reporter elliott rodriguez why the handshake has so many people shaken up. >> reporter: the president was making waves with the soccer stadium when the first person he greets is the cuban leader. then kisses him on both cheeks before moving on and greeting other dig nay -- dignitaries. the handshake with castro did not go down well with cubans. >> we are still upset with the reconciliation between the agreement and the pressing of the united states. >> reporter: the handshake was criticized by the florida senator marco rubio who said, "if the president was going to shake his hand, then he should have asked him about the basic freedoms that mandela was associated with that are denied in cuba. the miami congresswoman had even harder words. >> when the leader of the free world shakes the bloody hand of a ruthless dictator like raul castro, it becomes a propaganda for the tyrant. >> reporter: it's not the first time that the presidential greeting has come under the microscope. in 20

raul castro. i was at the mandela inauguration where vice president gore was there and fidel castro. fidel castro several times tried to approach vice president gore and he literally ducked him, went behind aides. it was a comkocomical scene. >> i have the official program that the south african government put out and among the tributes after ban ki-moon, the u.n. secretary general speaks, the tribute by foreign dignitaries, then the president of the united states, barack obama, followed by the leaders of brazil, china and india and then cuba. raul castro. they will all be on this little stage, this little area in front of 90,000 people who have gathered in the soccer stadium so there could be a moment where president obama and raul castro may shake hands, may talk, who knows. >> be interesting to watch if they shake hands. that was the big thing, the gore people wanted no physical contact or substantive communications because of the relationship between the two countries. obviously, you can get a

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i was asking a question about raul castro but this question is beginning to outstrip raul. >> if you'reh your children to love each other. when they play together you say give johnny a little hug. tell him thank you. give him a kiss on the cheek. you're taught that at a very young age. parents are trying to teach kids to get along, to love each other. >> hunter loves his dog as well. he has been in a little trouble in school in the past for roughhousing. >> he's a boy. >> he did kiss a girl one time before. but you know what? kissing is normal for a six-year-old kid. >> what about the judge? every day he walks in, he finds a woman, kisses her hand. judge napolitano. >> he's always looking for the long arm of the law to kiss. you weigh in. >> does hunter need to be socked. >> heather, you have children. you teach your boys to get along. >> absolutely. when they're not busy trying to kill each other, you try to get them to hug -- >> when they're not busy roughhousing. >> do you have kissing a girl's hand is inappropriate touching? >> this is way overboard. i think most parents out there w

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>> he shook the hand of a cuban president raul castro if the first time in forever that an american has do that. >> president obama finding himself face-to-face with the president of cuba, reaching out and shaking hands with none other than raul castro. >> the handshake with raul castro, the president of cuba we believe was president obama showing respect to nelson mandela and the occasion of today in the spirit of reconciliation. >> look, there are many things which do go after the president. these cheap shots over his alleged we behavior ain't one of them. >> joining us now in washington, is fox news contributor and author of the top twitter column on foxnews.com. and digital politics issue host of "power play," and juan williams analyst who has interviewed nelson mandela. what does it say about our media culture this handshake overshadows the nelson mandela coverage? >> the focus is on a nonstory. this is low hanging fruit for the media something that is easy to shoot. they do not have to cover the speech or talk to people. all they have to do is focus their lens on an event and then

. >>> nuestro raúl y ana están de vacaciones, nos acompaña nuestra querida zuleyka. >>> los extrañabaísimo. >>> además en el teletón te vimos bajo la nieve. >>> sí. >>> sabes que me pongo 20 pestañas y tenía la nieve cayendo sobre las pestañas. >>> y dónde pasarás la navidad, zuleyka. >>> en puerto rico, con mi familia. >>> en la isla del encanto. >>> qué bien. >>> pero imagínate que si nosotros decimos, wow, te ves guapísimo, en serio, no sabes (todos hablan). >>> pero mira, mira, esperen esto, lo peor es que cuando te

do you know who president obama is shaking hands with, cuban dictator raul castro. this is not the first time he embarrassed himself on the world stage. and you've been giving your feedback. option number 2 was of the u.s. air force band flash mob. watch this. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to hannity. the president's long illustrious list is growing as he stopped to shake the hand of cuban president and murderous dictator, raul castro and while it was not planned, some say it is nauseating he would stop to shake the hand of a thug. this is not the first time he embarrassed the world on the world stage and shook the hand from venezuelan president and then nick waraguan socialist ortego. is it just me or does it look like he is willing to give more time to our enemies than allies. and fernand is with us. any problem with this? >> my goodness. >> none whatsoever, sean. i think it's a disservice to the fact to suggest the president embraced mr. castro. let's not begrudge the leader of the free world for doing a cordial hand shake with the leader of a repressive government than w

was president obama's greeting with raul castro just a handshake?ss or wasett something more significant? the white house said it was not a preplanned encounter but many are calling it a symbolic moment. allen was arrest in the cuba in 2009 and he's been imprisoned ever since. the government there is accusing him of trying to destabilize the government. thank you for being here. he with appreciate it. our thoughts and prayers have been with you for the last four years. what went through your mind when you saw that in. >> i thought what a meaningful place to have a handshake like that, to have a has not shake between world leaders who basically have nothing in common. i think we need to not put too much meaning behind it. >> congressman, republican from new jersey mentioned this today mentioned your husband and said instead of making grand gestures that only validate tyrannical regimes, the united states should be working tirelessly to bring cuban prisoners like alan gross home safely. do you agree? >> i think we have to make it really clear to the p

raul castro was right there.tes really didn't have much of a choice. had he lingered a long time, he might have started a bigger rowell than he was going to have. i think the president was showing respect for the moment. >> and president obama couldn't be getting a better warmup act. look at this, the whole crowd s is -- ♪ >> can i get a witness over here? ♪ >> no matter. ♪ my life is in your hands >> my life is in your hands. ♪ my life is in your hands >> johannesburg, my life is in your hands. ♪ my life is in your hands >> durbin, my life is in your hands. ♪ my life is in your hands ♪ >> that was american gospel singer kurt franklin who just brought this stadium to its feet. the south african crowd dominantly was just going crazy to the stylings of kurt franklin. >> wonderful. just a sense like we're in the middle of half a party but it's a funeral, a memorial service. >> let's listen. this truly is what today is about, this moment captured the joy. >> and that is our very -- president barack obama. >> thank yo