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valerie jarrett is best friends with both michelle obama and barack obama. she lives in the white house. i mean by that she has a suite of rooms that she occupies permanently in the white house. she has a secret service detail. she eats with the president and first lady every night that they are in the white house. she goes on vacations with them. she goes to whatever meetings she wants to attend and she carries the president's message to cabinet ministers and other people in the administration. there has been no one sends harry hopkins back in the 40s who has this kind of power. >> host: you write of her from your book saying she watched over him and made him feel safe. he was her special charge, the chosen one. she focused on him does it on him in the fight -- devoted her entire life to him and give them a unconditional love he never received from his mother who frequently abandon them as a child. >> guest: that's right. there have been several as you know biographies of barack obama and there has been a lot of speculation about the fact that his mother wa

less than a year valerie's life was turned upside down with some very bad medical news. the time since has been filled with many unpleasant surprises but one very nice one. and as you'll soon see, one that thanks to the kindness of strangers keeps on giving. as hard as the doctors and nurses try to make it otherwise, valerie's twice monthly immuno therapy infusions are not all that pleasant. from the moment with the needle to the hours of nothing, there is not much to make her smile. which is why it is so great that should valerie need a smile, all she has to do is look at the purple polish at the tips of her toes and think of the story behind them. >> it's just something fun to get through this experience. >> valerie's experience began last august. it was just about a month before her wedding to longtime partner ralph when doctors told valerie the cost that nagged her for more than three years was something very serious, stage 4 lung cancer. >> it's just devastating. to receive that diagnosis. >> reporter: the month that followed was a dark time, valerie admits. but tha

this letter, this invitation coming from valerie jarrett? >> well, as you know, valerie has spent a lot of time maintaining our relationships here in the white house with governors across the country, so she was the one who responded -- >> thank you for your concern about the urgent humanitarian concern in the rio grande valley. obviously, the concern governor perry has been expressing has been some very harsh criticism of this president and even suggesting last week that there could even be a conspiracy, that somehow the president and this administration was in on the flow of children over the borders. either ineptitude or something else. and he said -- so i'm just wondering what exactly do you, i mean, what's the president's message going to be to governor perry? governor perry has blamed this problem directly on the president and even suggested that the president wanted to see this. >> i think that despite all of the differences that exist when

just toss it. >> question 4 valerie plame. you mentioned going out for lunch, trying to recruit assets. what happens if those assets tell you i read in the newspaper recently fat you had a number of double agents to reveal the names of people who cooperated with the u.s. government and are now dead. what is your response? what do you tell that person? >> my personal case, what happened to me was the week of my name. the initial reaction was my career is over but there's a broader warning sign to those thinking about they have something for whatever reason they want to share with you is intelligence, back to your last question, sometimes it is a good thing that everyone in country knows who the chief of station is because you know with whom you are dealing. in any case say they decide they are working themselves up to making that approach. week of mining happened and they say wait a minute. they need a key point of their own safe. why would i put myself and my family in harm's way? i will talk to the russians. they can keep a s

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valerie plame has written "blowback". the last time i saw that term i have not read this particular book but it is the reaction action which after ned 11 was the hardest book to get off the shelf it was the most anticipated book so this is "blowback" of the fictional level then we have david ignatius best selling author but his death is all made into movies i hope yours will as well but i was on a cruise in the caribbean and i fantasize to be the director. >> they are casting. [laughter] have your agent call someone [laughter] >> host: to begin with. is this the frustrated journalists? and entranced with the bureaucracy managing degrees secrets. i sort of felt i was reading graham's voice. >> it goes without saying any character is in some way a projection of the author. that is what is fun about being a novelist with the scenes and experiences you have never had. i said who i had in mind for the character and he said absolutely not. but it to have that existence becomes director afterburning a communications company so i

valerie jarrett is best friends with both michelle obama and barack obama.he has a room she occupies permanently in the white house and has a secret service detail she goes on vacations with them, she goes to whatever meeting she wants to attend and she carries the president's message to the cabinet ministers and other people in the administration. there has been no one since way back in the 40s who has this kind of power. >> and you write saying she made he chosen one. he was her she focused on him and devoted her entire life to him and gave him the kind of unconditional love that he never received from his mother who frequently abandoned him as a child. >> that's right. there've been several as you know biographies of barack obama and there's been a lot of speculation about the fact that his mother was not around a lot. she traveled a great deal and when she was around he felt a great need to win over her love according to many books by showing what a great man he would become. and i think in many ways he has said similar relationship with both his wife th

. >> 23-year-old valerie minacapelli hasn't always been so mellow. she's nearing the end of 90-day sentence for convictions that include assault on a police officer. >> i got in a fight with a girl. when they took me to the police station, they got rough with me so i fought back. i punched a lieutenant in the face. they gave me assault and battery on a lieutenant police officer. they call me smiley, because i'm always smiling. i'm a nice person, but don't get in my personal space because it's going down. >> minacapelli proved her point just a few days after arriving in jail. she got into fight with another female inmate. >> she got a broken eye socket. i put her in the infirmary for eight days. time to go. >> the fight earned her a lengthy stay in the female segregation unit. she was released to general population a few weeks ago. despite her sometimes violent tendencies, she claims her numerous days in the suffolk county jail stem from her addiction to cocaine and heroin. >> when i was with my kids, i never did nothing. never did no drugs. did nothi

in a letter, obama adviser valerie jarrett writes the president would "welcome the chance to talk to perry." it also invites perry to a meeting with a group of faith leaders in dallas. president obama will be in texas tomorrow for a series of fund-raisers. earlier, perry refused to greet the president at the airport, a somewhat customary gesture saying it would be, in his words "nothing more than a tarmac handshake that doesn't address immigration." president obama still has no plans to visit the u.s./mexico border during his visit. that's a decision criticized by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> i hope this doesn't become the katrina moment for president obama saying that he doesn't need to come to the border. he should come down. >> i want to bring now cnn white house correspondent, senior white house correspondent jim acosta. jim, there's a letter to governor perry that the obama administration sent to him. it also addresses some concerns about specific policies that are in place to fight what we're seeing this flood of

also at the beginning of the briefing, i heard valerie amace say that israel faced rocket fire.ael faced rocket fire? from who? hamas. >> and also i totally agree with the sentiment of our people in the gaza strip that they feel that the international community is failing them. they are not coming to put their weight on the line and to say enough is enough, and this genocide cannot be tolerated and should be stopped immediately. >> now it's unclear just what exactly will happen next as this meeting wraps up. there is a draft resolution that is being floated -- put forward by jordan, but it is very unlikely at this point that the -- the council will react. right now it usually requires the willingness of the united states, historically we have seen the u.s. come out in favor of israel when it comes to constraining the actions of israel. so at this point, still unclear. we're still waiting to see. >> all right. thank you. kimberly, thank you. >>> still to come, rescue workers dig frantically looking for survivors after a landslide buries a complete village in western india. ♪ >> i

fox news obtained a letter from senior advisor valerie jarrett to governor perry and says

don't buy it i buy the first part valerie jarrett very powerful.d part about how barack obama wants elizabeth warren and thinks she would be the better continuation. >> you think the obama administration in general thinks that hillary clinton is the baton holder for the obama administration? >> i do. >> in some ways, yes. but i don't think -- i think he thinks of his presidency as sort of self-enclosed. is he a unique. he always had that sense of himself. and anybody who follows him, even a democrat, will be a shadow of the great man. >> yeah. i agree. i think he thinks that hillary clinton is probably the best protector of his legacy. but i don't think is he particularly invested in her candidacy. >> that is it for the panel. but stay tuned for a lesson in story placement. in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can pr

>> valerie spends a lot of time maintaining our relationships with governors across the country and she responded to governor perry's line. >> thank you for your concern about the humanitarian situation. obviously the concern that governor perry has been expressing has been some very harsh criticism of this president and even suggesting last week that there could even be a conspiracy that president and the administration was in on the flow of children over the borders. eptitude. what is the message going to be to governor perry and governor perry has blamed this problem on the president and hinted that the president wanted this. >> despite all the differences that exists when it comes to policy between governor perry and this administration, that there should be a level at which we can agree that it's important for this humanitarian situation to be addressed, both for the well-being of the united states and the well-being of these human beings who have been apprehended along the sweft border. you can ask governor perry. i won't speak for him. i assume it's a priority of governor perry a

and maryland, he said to valerie jarrett, if you don't give us this money, we'll raise premiums 20% nextand beyond what we would have originally. so, that's what this is about. the administration is spending billions of taxpayer money worried about the political blowback of insurers increasing premiums by 20% or more. >> so, where do we go from here? >> we'll see what happens with premium prices in 2015 and, basically, what will happen then is we're going to see over time in 2017 is when this program expires. the risk quarters expire in 2017 and then the real prices we're going to see for insurance products in 2017, when that happens, hopefully, we'll know what the real underlying costs. >> that was very smooth getting the phone out. it was like, what in the world is that? your phone on set. >> sorry, guys. >> it's all right. you were very slick. >> you were preceded by one of our other guests, jan, last week. you're not the first and won't be the last, put it that way. >> apologies. >> you know, it's been such a counterintuitive run for the insurance companies. from a stock perspective,

. >> maybe valerie jarrett can. >> we so happen to have a couple of people that he should start listening to. here's mark halperin first. >> how does that speech, how does that tone, how does the confrontation, given all the history totally accept, how does that solve this. how does that deal what kind of country are we that the president can't figure out a way to lead, to get the situation with the kids solved. >> it gets worse. roll the carrville. >> it's a mistake. a significant mistake. public expects a president to show up at these kind of moments and frankly i agree with the democratic consultants that came before. people are frustrated. he should have gone. >> they are jumping off the band wagon, bobby. are you, by the way? >> no. but i talked to a guy who is intimately involved in their campaign, both of them. and i said to him, can you guys give me anything to work with? anything? it would be nice. he said about greg's point about the close people around him, he said you have to know what it's like to get through valerie jarrett and michele obama and i think that's a tough deal f

. >>> valerie amos is the u.n. under secretary, good to have you with us.s this resolution a break through? >> it is a break through in the sense that four additional border crossings two from turkey, one from jordan, one from iraq, the united nations and partners have now been given permission to use by the security council. and if we're able to use all of them, and end security is not a problem on the other side which it my be we could reach up to an additional 2.9 million people that we have not been able to reach. so it is a break through. >> you touched on a lot of caveats there in your answer. and that really -- i mean it brings us to the question that getting aid across the border is really only the beginning of the aid challenge, isn't it? how does this resolution help aid workers once they're actually inside syria in the danger zone? >> well, we're already doing a lot of work inside syria. we're reaching millions of people with aid every single month. but we have also been very, very worried that there are a lot of people that we have only been abl

valerie jarrett has written to governor perry, who was critical of the president and said, look, sheaid, that dhs secretary jeh johnson has travelled to the border on five visits, the sixth visit is planned for friday. secretary kerry also met with leaders from three central american nations last week in panama. look, this is her talking about a humanitarian situation down there. in any event she says, other administration officials are doing their part, it's not necessary for president obama himself to tour the border. >> well, again, i do appreciate secretary johnson, he has been down there at the border, and i appreciate that. again, let's look at what the facts are, in may of this year about 48,000 people were detained just on the texas border by border patrol. 9,700 of them were kids with no parents. june, the latest numbers we had about 47,000 individuals detained on the border. and about 99,000 were kids. we're still seeing the same flow of individuals coming down. and when you have that type of flow. by the way, it didn't just happen the last week, i mean, they had notices ab

it came from senior advisor valerie jarrett.ration stay close with america's governors and that the president doesn't need to visit the border to know what's going on. >> the president is well aware of exactly what's happening on the border and what we're focused on right now are not political statements that would be made with an appearance, but rather with specific concrete action. >> reporter: here is that action, the president is asking for $3.7 billion in aid to address the unaccompanied minor crisis at the border. that money would be spread among hhs, homeland security, and the justice department, among others. but for any of these agencies to get money, congress needs to approve the price tag and remember, it was less than two weeks ago that the president said he was going to try to fix as much of the immigration system as he can without congress. back to you. >> thank you very much. the republicans are saying, okay. you want $4 billion, mr. president? where is that money going to come from? if you want that money, we've

go ahead, valerie. caller: okay. i want to know: are you aware that ronald reagan back in the 20s, before f.d.r. was a communist? >> ronald reagan was born in 1911 guest: he would have had to be a junior communist. >>host: to learn more about the impact of 64, in 66 as governor of california and as president. guest: you could make the case that if goldwater never happened, if reagan would have had a presidency. goldwater laid the ground work for the transformation that made it possible for ronald reagan to be nominated in 1980. >> this is a tweet from the jim saying, will we play the datesy ad? somehow, i think not. a portion of the datisy ad. an iconic spot from 50 years ago. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. >> a speech that resonated 50 years ago in an ad that still resonates today? >> yeah. >> the first political ad, a negative political ad in a major campaign. >> yeah. the ultimate negative ad, an ad that ran, i think, only once. >> in september of 1964. >> and 50 years later, we are still talking about it. we are still analyzing

you believe president obama has any significant allies other than the first lady and senior advisor valerie jarrett? we would like to hear from you on that. the first lady herself losing allies in her efforts to force schools to provide healthier lunches. the school nutrition association that initially backed the new federal standards is now lobbying congress to scale back those changes saying they are too rigid, too expensive. the group pointing out the amount of fruits and vegetables being thrown every year amounts to $684 million of it wastes. that is enough to pay for the lunches at more than 228 million students. we are coming right back. >> the same obama administration that told everyone that benghazi was caused by an anti- islam video doesn't mention that video in their case against alleged mastermind. leading attorneys lis wiehl and mercedes colwin take up the case. lou: on wall street today stocks finished lower with the dow down a hundred 50 points, that s&p down 14. volume on the big board pick it up 3.2 billion shares, the utilities is the only section to post gains of the day.

obama advisor valerie jarrett on her own desk. get ready, two hours of stuart varney starts right now. let's get right to. checkable board. let's check the big board. the s&p is in record territory. up fractionally but still in the green, that ten year yield back around and 2.6, right there a three basis points. jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon announced diagnosis of wrote cancer but the condition is quote a curable. those shares are fractionally off 1%. the rumor is they may take themselves private. there have been rumors for three years. netflix continues on a roll. another new high. let's go to the stock exchange. nicole: look at netflix today. new highs, $475.87, down slightly lower after hitting that record high but worth noting that it really doesn't get to this level today because of a goldman of grade. goldman sachs upgraded netflix streaming internet and movies and the like to neutral. they also raised the price $590 from 380 easily so certainly needed a revisit on a price target. we are also taking a look at the one week c

the current team in the white house, valerie jarrett again, susan rice to has zero credibility in thery, the energizer bunny who goes around world accomplishing so far as i can tell zero -- stuart: it is going to be a hillary candidacy. >> i don't think sayre is any question about that but i just turned -- i just learned yesterday that joe biden is definitely in against hillary in the primaries down at -- >> us sitting president would endorse a former secretary of state over a vice president if he goes through with it. >> will keep his hands off this. stuart: he hasn't endorsed hillary clinton. >> insinuation and implication was he would. the sit down after a meeting after four years. >> that is what they agreed to but he has reneged on that many times already. i think he is going to sit it out. let joe biden and hillary fight it out during the primaries. stuart: we have not talked elizabeth warren. she may be running from the left. >> i think she will. in some respects the figure in this primary. whether she will run for president or deal with joe biden or hillary. stuart: suppose hi

in this letter valerie repeatedly called it a humanitarian situation instead of a crisis. i pressed the white house spokesman josh ernest about that. >> now it's being called a humanitarian situation. is that an attempt to dial this back and put pressure on the president? >> i think we've been very candid with the urgency we're approaching this situation and reflective of the efforts we have taken to try to address it. we've certainly called it a crisis as you pointed out and an emergent situation. >> if it's a national emergency, why is the president raising money for two days in texas and refusesing to come to the border and seep it for himself. can you imagine -- well, can you imagine any president refusing to deal with this firsthand to get the information themselves? >> he was referring there, john cornyn, the republican senator from texas to the 3.7 billi$3.7 budget request, extra taxpayer money that the president wants from congress to deal with this situation. they call that at the white house an emergency request not just an emergency situation. you get an idea of

in a letter, obama advisor valerie jarrett writes that the president would quote, welcome the chance to talk to perry. it also invites perry to a meeting with a group of faith leaders in dallas that the president was already partaking in tomorrow. he is going to be, president obama, in texas tomorrow, as i mentioned. he will be there for a series ever fund-raisers. earlier, perry refused to greet the president at the airport, saying it would be in his words, nothing more than a tarmac handshake that doesn't address immigration. president obama still has no plans to visit the u.s./mexico border during his visit and it's a decision that has been criticized by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> i hope this doesn't become the katrina moment for president obama, saying that he doesn't need to come to the border. he should come down. >> want to bring in cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta and correspondent ed lavandera. the obama administration talking about some of the concerns about specific policies that are in place. what's the administration saying here? >> reporter:

. >> ukraine's president named valerie halati as a choice for defense minister.rliament will have to endorse the jerment who heads -- general who heads security. it comes as foreign ministers of spain, france, germany met in berlin to try to secure another ceasefire in eastern ukraine. firing continues in the east. >>> african health minister are are forkzings on the -- focussing o on the worse ever outbreak of ebola. it has killed 467 people this year. most of the victims are in guinea, where the outbreak began in january. the rest are in liberia, and sierra leone. it's warned without action it will continue further. there is no known vaccine or cure. symptoms range from fever to vomiting and diarrhoea much it's infixous and transmitted through blood and body fluids. >> if you are a health worker, you have to take precautions, ebola is contagious and nine out of 10 patients die. >> my family tell me do not work here, my life is at risk. my colleagues, when they work here, are dying. two of my colleagues i know are in the hospital. they were diagnosed positive wi

but then this letter coming out just this morning from valerie jarrett, let me read just the importante says the president would welcome a meeting with you, governor rick perry, while he is in texas. in addition, he's asked me to invite you to join him for a meeting to discuss the situation on the border with faith leaders and local elected leaders in dallas on wednesday. john and i were talking. paul, did rick perry just hand the president a big out politically on this? >> well, i suspect what you're going to see is rick perry bounce right back and say, good, let's meet, let's meet on the border, sir. i think it's -- you know, look, rick perry is the governor. he's been a demagogue and frankly a dope about this issue, totally unhelpful suggesting darkly that there's a conspiracy that barack obama is behind. children are fleeing violence in central america. taken a very long time to deport them because of a law that president bush signed back when he was president. that law was designed to try to protect people who are flying violence and to protect their rights, and so president obama

supervisor tang, supervisor campos and supervisor yee, my name is valerie and i'm the director of the 30th street senior center, which is a member of the family of senior services. i am here on behalf of myself and my entire organization to support the nomination of sonia melara to the san francisco police commission. miss melara has had had a live of serving to protect the life of children, and older adults and an active member of the body that oversees the 30th street senior center program.as the director of that program, i can attest that sonia's participation at our board and with us as colleagues in the community has definitely helped programs and services for older people. we are all confident that if she were be appoint -- were to be approved for this commission she would share her amazing insight, her vision and leadership with this community. we hope that this board, as well as the rest of the board will unanimously approve her appointment. thank you. >> good afternoon. mr. chairman and members of the committee, i'm jim salina second-down, native san francisco born and raised

bill daley went in as chief of staff, and departments kind of blocked at every step of the way by valerie jarrett. i would say that this guy is a good choice based on what i know for the job, but my problem with the va is that i we don't need a guy to the manage it better, but we need a guy to blow it up and radically change the va. >> and you need somebody to bust heads, but at this time, not matter who you choose, this guy, anyone, they won't be able to do that. >> well, is a shgwell, it is a n assumption, and the cards are stacked so far against anybody making this organization leadership. and what anybody needs is political support, and that has knototology do with the capit capitalism or the socialism government, but a corporate leader who has the backing of the board because things are so bad can do a lot, and the political leader or the -- >> well, a political leader runs the bureaucracy and doesn't let them do it. >> and well, well, what i am saying, neil, this political situation has gotten so bad that this the guy is boss, the chairman of the board says he can, and say that you