bush that valerie jarrett has with barack obama? hink -- when karen was at the peak of her power, she certainly was one of three people who had tremendous power inside that white house. >> but nobody like valerie? >> but valerie jarrett, not only has the position of being a top tieser, she is a close longtime trusted friend. the obama's like the bush's and very value that. it's the way it works. >> real quick before we go. we were talking about the first lady. this new piece. how the east wing shrank michelle obama. what are they talking about here? >> written by a lower level press aide who is a good writer. it piece talks about what few in washington have written and talks about what a tough place it is to work and he describes it as a miserable job working for michelle obama. he describes her as being exceptionally controlling and almost impossible to please and running a staff that has lots and lots of conflict. i think the piece is going to come under tongues of scrutiny for the reason most pieces like this do. it's in anonymous

it's a good initiative as we discussed with the president's senior advisor valerie jarrett.missed the interview it is bill o'reilly.com. what is missing is the entertainment factor. these are effecting unsupervised children of all colors. makes billions putting out stuff like this. >> i fought so hard [bleep] >>> now, if you can't see that unsupervised children might be harmed by that kind of stuff, then you are not responsible person. period. in order to help children at risk, the american society has got to convince them to stop destructive behavior. like using drugs. committing violence, getting pregnant outside of marriage. i made that point to president obama himself. and ms. jarrett last night. but after the president's announcement, it took only hours for the apologists and the enablers to show themselves. >> the fact that this per pettation of young black men, whether you are famous or not famous whether you are a thug or a gangster because, what, because you listen to rap music, rap music is the reflection of our society. >> o'reilly is uncomfortable with this cultu

to which valerie jarrett said i see where are you coming from.of blackness that make it to mainstream exude too much of the full range of who black people are. musical taste or dancing or occupational interest, all nuance is ignored. there is bill o'reilly talking about kanye west and getting by from the scene your advi the senior advisers. >> it is like the "avatar" moment. bill o'reilly is not significantly part of the resolution. what is most important to me, when you talk about the syste c systemic. let's talk criminal justice or police brutality. i have a friend dr. goth. they are building a database working with cops to figure out why there is so much the use of force. that can move the needle. when you are not feeling hunted in your own country. if this initiative leads to more programs like that getting attention and getting money, then bill o'reilly's nonsense is just that. he is an entertainer. if he can feel like he is part of the club, let him rock his headphones. >> let him do that if we can do something. >> shine it over here, bill.

marshall had a secret weapon in another cousin of valerie jarrett who had worked as special assistant to the president in the clinton white house. encouraging jarrett to prod the president. i'llly went to bat for -- hillary went to bat for marshall too. the white house team didn't appreciate the role and what went into it, she thought. it wasn't just some glorified advance staffer or donor with little experience in washington. she's got the experience from the social office, she's got a great touch and feel for helping organize people, she'll be fabulous. hillary had also gone the rounds with the president's aides. no, i'm telling you this is the best person, she had said. you will know that i'm right after you've worked with her for a month. and hillary knew she held the trump card. the president told me i could pick the people in the state department, and this is my pick, she said, so let's move forward. [laughter] and if you want to know how that turned out, you can either read the book or -- [laughter] or search the state department archives for who turned out to be the chief prot

valerie jarrett set out the comedy website to expand the outreach to obama care.'s director stopped by with this last word. >> i just feel that question is continually asked any time a president does any kind of comedy thing, be it slow jamming the news or laugh in or saturday night live, and i think it's time to stop asking that question. i mean, what is great about the administration is they knew they had to reach an audience that isn't watching sunday morning shows. they had to reach an audience that's watching internet videos, and so they really embraced that. >> and it does seem like there was truly nothing off limits. >> i had to know what is it like to be the last black president? >> seriously, what's it like for this to be the last time you ever talk to a president? >> you can't run three times. >> actually, i think it's a good idea. you know, if i ran a third time, it would be sort of like doing a third hangover movie. didn't really work out very well, did it? >> sticking with presidential news, did you know he is a big fan of the hbo series "game of thro

i spoke can valerie jarrett about the program. >> could you talk valerie about the inspiration for the president? he has really become quite focused on the issue of young men and boys and their future. >> i think it's very personal for him. as he said when he met those young mem from becoming a man organization a year ago this february they touched his heart because it reminded him of himself. the only i difference is he lived in a forgiving environment. he had a mom and teachers and adults who looked out for him. his hope was that these young men would have the chances that he had. programs that are improving these boys' lives amount putting them on -- and putting them on a positive trajectory, so we can touch many, many more men and do what we know will work. that's good not just for moral reasons but that it's good for our economy. they are our workforce of tomorrow and we hav should inven them. >> you talk about what's important for economy and business and you will need the cooperation of business. >> the president said this is not another big federal program. in fact we shouldn't

. >> president obama's senior adviser valerie jarrett is with us this morning. he president believe there is any merit to senator feinstein's charge that the cia may have violated the constitution by spying on the intelligence committee, on congress? >> well, norah, let's begin with this. the fact of the matter is the intelligence committee has been reviewing enhanced interrogation methods that were used by the prior administration. these are methods that the president criticized when he was running for office and that he ended as soon as he took office. so that's point number one. point number two, the president believes in the work of the committee. he believes that the findings of the committee should be released after they are reviewed and redacted as appropriate to protect our national security. so he fulliment ises the work that senator feinstein has been doing. >> do you clearly believe there is a conflict here between the cia director and the chairman of the intelligence committee? >> well, there appears to be. and i think as director brennan said yesterd

a lot of people would be surprised that he's showing up and having valerie jarrett on his show. >> i think it's a mutually beneficial relationship. standing next to the president raises bill o'reiley's profile. >> a few weeks after what was quite a hostile interview bill o'reiley did with the president. >> hostile or contentious? >> i'll give you contentious. i think they're both saying we're grownups here and we know we're both playing our roles in that interview and now we're going to find a common cause. >> didn't you get into a little trouble for -- >> i believe i would called by mr. o'reiley a weasel beneath attempt as opposed to the contemptible type. >> i think o'reiley took a risk here because a lot of the fox news audience does not like president obama and he was willing to say i will work with him on this issue. a lot of people will say this is a no good big government issue. i think it was interesting that bill o'reiley was there. let me get a break. send us a tweet during this hour. and check out our new home page foxnews.com/mediabuzz. when we come back, the media scramb

the roles been reversed if hillary was president and thus cutting a deal that desiree rogers or valerie jarrettwould be protocol. when you think of it that way it's like why would they ever want any of us traveling with them? >> vetting process worked in such away that by the time a job candidate reached the team in craig's office here she was the only hopeful under immediate consideration. if obama rejected her another candidate would be lined up in the same way. a process that could take weeks or months. publicly the obama and clinton campaigns claimed they had put it behind them but fear huddled in craig's office with the bookcases still empty. and the only personal effect was the robert f. kennedy poster on the wall. the two sides didn't understand each other. they didn't like each other and they didn't trust each other. the president's aides didn't have another candidate in mind when messina asked his colleagues to cast their votes that they were certain they didn't want marshall. one by one the each extended a fist with the thumb pointing down. but then messina is stronger montana whose s

so it's just really an extraordinary privilege for me to be able to introduce valerie jarrett. >> thank you, john. thank you. [applause] it's always smart to have one of your best friends introduce you so thank you for that. and thank you for your leadership. this is very important to john and the other members who have agreed to sign on. on behalf of the president, i want to thank you for your service. this is something the president cares passionately about, and part of it is the experience the president has when john formed -- [inaudible] if you haven't already talked about this -- when your dad gave you stock when you were 13 years old? it made a big impression, and i think it's led not only to to john's acumen in business, but his ability to give back to young people, to make sure that they have the advantages he had when he was young. as the president said, this is a year of action, and he's going to use everything within his power, and he refers both to telephone and also the pen to make sure that we can insure that everybody in our country has an equal opportunity to achieve the

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the speakers included secretary ack lew, arnie duncan, and white house advisor valerie jarrett. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the treasury department. i'm with the office of national institutions here at treasury. it's great to have you-all here with us for the first meeting of the new president's advisory council on financial capability. also warm welcome to the members of the council. we are grateful that you have agreed to serve. the subject of financial capability is a priority for the administration, so we look forward to the work of this counsel with great interest. in a few minutes, we'll hear remarks from secretary lew, secretary duncan, sill seala munoz, and director rich cord ray. before i turn it over to secretary lew, let me make a couple points about the work of this council. first, the mission of this council in many ways follows from the work of the previous' president's advisory council on financial capability. that council submit add report to the president which it noted the importance among other things of financial education for our youth and drawing on all r

valerie jarrett is in l.a.s and tv shows and movies now. >> if this had been a private sector erpted prize that ran this big of a scam with all of the problems that this has had with the money that has been spent and the manner in which it has been just completely goofed up, whoever the ceo and the principles were, they were have been frog marched to the courthouse. with a very public perp walk for what they had done. it's just amazing that democrats are going to have to go out and defend this. i don't envy their challenge this fall going out and explaining what a wonderful thing they have done for america. good luck. >> well, the governor is going to be sticking around for. this because we he have more to talk with you about. including charlotte's democratic mayor busted for theft and bribery. why isn't the mainstream media talking at all about it. >> and the massive mudslide left more than a dozen people, 17 at last count dead. now, one mom says a fight with her daughter saved her life. that's a remarkable st

according to these people, we are talking about valerie jarrett and dan pfeiffer who are both personallygainst approval of the pipeline project. we know john podesta, the president's council on climate change came into the white house having previously objected to the pipeline, so he is staying out of the discussions here. the timing is pretty tricky. a couple of weeks ago the president told a group of governors gathered in washington that he would be making a decision in the next couple of months. election yearto politics of november, and a number of democrats with whom i'm spoke to the president and the white house are growing very concerned. they're waking up to the fact that they really stand great risk of losing the senate, so the politics of this keystone decision are messy, no matter how you cut it him and are likely going to be weighing in no matter what decision he makes, whether to approve or reject the pipeline or figure out a way to keep delaying the decision. >> the concerns are that the economy would be threatened if they put this through. on the other hand, if they don't,

valerie jarrett is in l.a. to put product placement for obamacare. >> this is not a stretch at all. >> i think it may be smart having him pose for photos with justin bieber like that. it may get the young kids to sign up, i don't know. >> well, friends at foxnews.com, weigh in on that and more. let's go over to rick. >> is that what we are calling it? vaping? >> okay, good. we all learned that important word this morning. >>> the southeast is going to be beautiful today after all the rain and the severe weather yesterday. the northeast, not so much. in fact, another really stormy and cloudy, rainy, gloomy, windy, all those things day. we have a winter storm warning in effect across parts of northern maine, upstate new york and then a little bit down across parts of the central appalachians and down to the asheville area. in to the northern plains, this is where the next storm moves in. let me show you how this plays out with blizzard conditions. today, you're looking really very nice. enjoy today because we hav

the roles being reversed, if hillary was president and us cutting a deal that desiree rogers or valerie jarrett would be protocol officer, the aide said. when you think of it that way, it's like why would they ever want any of us traveling with them? >> the vetting process worked in such a way that by the time a job candidate reached the team in craig's office, he or she was the only hopeful under consideration. it was up or down on marshall. if obama rejected her, another candidate would wind up in the same way. publicly, the obama and clubton camps claimed that they had put the primary behind them, but here huddled in craig's offices where the bookcases were still empty and the only personal effect was a robert f. ken key poster on the -- kennedy poster on wall, the truth poured out. the two sides didn't understand each other, they didn't like each other, and they doesn't trust each other. the president's awds didn't -- aides didn't have another candidate in mind, but they were certain they didn't want marshall. one by one each aide extended a fist with a thumb pointed down. but then messina,

speakers include treasury secretary jack lew on that education secretary, arne duncan, and valerie jarrett. this is just under two hours. >> it is great to have you all with us for the first meeting of the new president's advisory council on financial capability. a warm welcome to the members of the council. we are grateful you have agreed to serve. the subject of financial capability is a priority for the administration. we look forward to the work of this counsel with great interest. in a few minutes, we will hear remarks from secretary lew, munos,ry duncan, cecilia and richard cordray. before i turn it over, let me make a few points about the work of the council. thet, the mission of council follows from the work of the previous president's advisory council on financial capability. that council submitted a report to the president in which it noted the importance, among other things, of financial education for our youth and of drawing on all resources to advance this agenda. hence the focus on youth with this particular council. second, while the previous council worked on's conceptualiz

speakers, treasury secretary jack lew, education secretary arne duncan and the white house's valerie jarrett >> the office of financial institutions here at treasury. it's great to have you all here with us for the first meeting of new president's advisory council on financial capability. also a warm welcome to the members of the council. we're grateful that you've agreed to serve. the subject of financial capability is a priority for the administration, and so we look forward to the work of this council with great interest. in a few minutes, we'll hear remarks from secretary lew, secretary duncan, cecilia munoz and director rich cordray. before i turn it over to secretary lew, though, let me just make a couple of points about this, the work of this council. first, the mission of this council in many ways follows from the work of the previous president's advisory council on financial capability. that council submitted a report to the president in which it noted the importance, among other things, of financial education for our youth and of drawing on all resources, private and public, state,

i think it is clear that valerie jarrett is an advisor she listens to a lot. her chief of staff is someone she listens to a lot. her deputy chief of staff melissa winter, has been with her since the earliest days of the first campaign. i think they are very close. i think melissa and tina and valerie are all people but mrs. obama listens to. i think she probably talks business with the president. i do not know whether discussions are, but i am sure she bounces ideas off of him too. she does have a small group of advisors that she listens to closely. even the staff under her, as small as it is, a bunch of those people are kind of in more functionary type roles, working in the social office sometime doing scheduling time, and they are not necessarily going to be having input on what her schedule should look like. it is a few key voices, and that is why she is major those are people that she trusts. host: do we see more of her in these final years of the administration? how does she play it out for the remainder of the term? guest: i would guess that, yes you wil

. >> valerie jarrett is there, so she'll be okay. >> she's really geopolitically savvy and sound. >>ter government? our next guest says heck no. he should no. he was part of it. former senator jim demint here with the proof of that. >>> then she didn't want to follow her parents' rules, so she moved out. now one teen-ager is suing them for money to live. does she really have a case? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can

jarrett include valerie and artie duncan and jack lew. this is two hours. a warm welcome to the members of the council. we are grateful that you agreed to serve. if -- subject is a priority so we look forward to the work of with greatl interest. in a few minutes we will hear remarks from secretary jack lew, secretary arne duncan, cecilia munoz come and director rich cordray. before turn it over to secretary low, let me make a couple of whites about the work of this counsel. first, the mission of this counsel in many ways follows from the work of the previous presidents advisory council on international capability. that counsel submitted a report to the president in which it noted the importance, among other things, of financial education for our youth and drawing on all resources, public to advanceand public this agenda. hence the focus on youth with this particular counsel. while the previous council worked on conceptualizing the path this counsel shares experiences on the implementation of ideas and capability. leaders in have been achieving results and w