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so i think that report in the "new york times" that obama and bush both had opportunities to kill himnd they passed on them, would be in line with that, that when he was in iraq he wasn't in hiding. what would have flipped the switch from knowing where he was, as courtney has reported, he's always been a threat to american soldiers. he put those ieds. what would have flipped the switch to make this administration or the intelligence community say kill him this time? >> well, that direction obviously came from mr. trump. >> do you think they recommended it? >> i think that this was something that came out of the white house. i don't think there was a recommendation made by the intelligence community. that's not their role. qasem soleimani was careful because he had a lot of enmeepz in the region. obviously he slipped up here. but his increased activity inside of iraq i think maybe allowed intelligence capabilities to focus in on him. and he was traveling with the iranian surrogate group. maybe it was the people he was traveling with that had slipped up that allowed u.s. intelligence, m

in 2008, january, 2008 "new york times" endorsed hillary clinton over obama.ter, ted kennedy endorsed obama over clinton, i would argue that the ted kennedy endorsement for progressives was far more important than "new york times" endorsement. >> rick, it is interesting he says this is a big thing for amy klobuchar. she also got another endorsement from the quad city times, a big deal, before the iowa caucuses. that's obviously for cities in that geographic area. but she made a joke before the times endorsement came out leading you to strongly believe she didn't think there was a snowball's chance in hell she would get the "new york times" endorsement. take a listen. >> the staff came in, they go we've got news, "new york times" is doing some kind of endorsement later. i said you know what, "new york times" only covers one city, the quad times includes four. >> do you agree with chris, is this a bigger deal for amy klobuchar than it is for elizabeth warren? >> absolutely. way bigger deal for amy klobuchar. i have to saygree with chris, endorsements, you can ta

during the obama administration you have a "new york times" article about it. ter biden but no one cares now, now that biden is the mainstream democrat contender for the presidency. liz: you know, also republican senators. where were they with the biden burisma issue until now? this has been out there for years. ukrainian ex-prosecutor, demand ukrainian's bureau of investigation look for joe biden with illegal influence on him. this the is prosecutor joe biden wanted ousted. quickly? >> the prosecutor he wanted ouster was also looking into his son hunter biden. he denies it now but those are the facts. liz: kayleigh, thanks so much for joining us. more on trump campaign advisor carter page holding democrats accountable if the government won't. he is you suing the democrat national committee for funding false opposition research, used by the fbi to spy on him? the story next. [ applause ] thank you. it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. libe

obama. the media had questions too. december 8th, 2015, "the new york times" publishes an article that shokin was investigating burisma and its owner, zlochevsky. the times report -- here's their quote. "the credibility of the vice president's anticorruption message may have been undermined by the association of his son hunter biden." with burisma and its owner, zlochevsky. and it wasn't just one reporter who asked questions about the line between burisma and the obama administration. as we learned recently through reporting o on fox news, on january 19th, 2016, there was a meeting between obama administration officials and ukrainian prosecutors. ken vogel, journalist for "the new york times" asked the state department about this meeting. he wanted more information about the meeting. "where u.s. support for prosecutions of burisma holdings in the united kingdom and ukraine were discussed." but the story never ran. around the time of the reported story, january 2016, meeting between the obama lustration and ukrainian officials took place according to a u

obama administration? senator tom cotton is saying that. your reaction to the "new yorkg last september that the owner of burisma on whose board hunter biden sat was happy to see the ukraine prosecutor gone. the guy that biden wanted to get rid of, get tossed out because "the new york times" alleges this prosecutor was shaking down the owner of burisma for bribes. i mean that is, that is an interesting angles that hasn't gotten a lot of coverage. if republican senators want witnesses, this is going to come out. your reaction? >> it has to come out, liz. if in fact they are successful and now i heard that the senate doesn't have the votes to stop calling witnesses. if in fact they get the witness that is, they're going to have to cough up the bidens and this is going to be the downfall of this whole thing for them, i'm quite sure of that. liz: stay on this for a second. more bad news for the bidens. "politico" reporting that a lobbiest who used to work with joe biden's office, he has close ties to joe biden, he brought property on the virgin islands from biden's brother j

"the new york times" reads trump targets michelle obama's school nutrition guidelines on her birthdaythe question is why? >> the timing is quite interesting, but the u.s. department of agriculture tells the new york times that this is basically all just a coincidence and that it did not intend to propose the rollback of michelle obama's signature lunch program on her birthday which was yesterday. the usda says that this was all about reducing food waste, but by giving students school meal, that could be less fruits and vegetables and more burgers and fries. >> one former first lady michelle obama launched her let's move initiative in 2010. her goal was to fight childhood obesity. >> we have improved the quality of food in our schools. that's where kids are eating many of their meals and we have to do a better job to make sure that food is quality. >> as part of let's move, she often promoted the white house vegetable garden and played a key role in bringing healthier food to the $30 million who get their meals through the national school lunch program. the healthy and hunger-free kids

a headline in the new york times in 2015, obama administration concerned about biden ukraine corruptione in the state department and elsewhere who said we were worried at least about how it looks. >> to me the real tell, this happens in washington, people on both sides of the aisle do it but the big tell is when joe biden started getting heat from this what did he do? he announced if elected president no foreign deal for his family members, why wasn't that your policy in the first place? it is because he got caught and that is part of the problem. >> elizabeth warren said relevant witnesses, people who know what donald trump did and what his intent was and what his impact was on national security and the security of ukraine, hunter biden doesn't have anything any knowledge of that or any bearing on that. this conversation whether he should be a witness or not, where do you think that goes? >> that is the root question. the question is was it legitimate for the president of the united states to inquire about a deal involving ukraine, was there something real? that is the heart of the mat

is this an authentic position she has because if we look at her lineage and her life story obama way the new york times says she's a great storyteller i couldn't believe that almost fell out of my chair actually tell stories go ahead ron. yeah well 1st of all i want to just respond to something else from a little prior i don't usually like to speak in support. but here's an exception that debate the other night on c.n.n. was the worst display not just of a debate but of news and politics being broadcast on a platform that i have ever seen in my lifetime it was absolutely atrocious in so many ways not even just with the bernie sanders stuff i mean there were plenty of other for instances to i live tweeted the event and that was the only thing that maintain my sanity because that was at least funded do but elizabeth warren you know i think it was incredibly dishonest what elizabeth warren did and you look at the timeline of it you know c.n.n. published this piece which is for anonymous sources then they had to double down on it because they didn't want to you know come out to be the scam that it wa

and white house reporter, good morning america, abc, washington post , new york times, ukrainian law enforcement, and the obama state department itself. they all raised this issue. we would prefer not to be talking about this or discussing this. but the house managers have placed this squarely at issue so we must address it. look at the facts. early 2014 vice president of the united states led the foreign policy in ukraine with the goal of reaching questions and with transparency international ukraine was one of the most corrupt countries in the entire world. in ukraine there is a natural gas company called burisma it has been owned by an oligarch by nichola here is what happened very shortly after vice president biden was made us point man for ukraine. his son hunter biden ends up on the board of burisma working for and paid by the oligarch. in february 2014, in the wake of anticorruption uprising by the people of ukraine to flee the country and flee ukraine but the oligarch and george can the very first witness the democrats call during the public hearing testify the oligarch stood up for his own dealings ev

former aide to president barack obama, and byron york chief political correspondent examiner.king a moment today, a historic moment that happens today. >> absolutely. we sat here in the shadow of the capital and we recognize the historic nature, but for me, it's interesting during the clinton impeachment, i was coming-of-age. i'm coming with the perspective that when i was in galesburg, illinois, how was i learning about this? i remember the division. so i was seeing everyone saying that did the democrats start this, are they responsible for the partisan nature of this, or is it the republicans were as possible for the nature of it, and it strikes me that it's bo both. here we are with a case to be made, but the question is is anybody listening? >> bret: senator roy blunt about the motion to dismiss which the speaker mentioned several times today. >> anybody including the president's lawyers could make a motion to dismiss anytime they want to, but i think there is a sniffing desire on our side for the president to be heard on the other side and to this really be heard with equ

abc white house reporter, good morning america, the washington pos post, new york times, ukrainian law enforcement. in the obama state department itself, they all raised this issue. we prefer not to discuss this. but the house managers put this squarely at issue so we must addresst it. let's look at the facts. in early 2014 joe biden led the united states foreign policy of ukraine with the goal of corruption. and during this time ukraine was one of the most corrupt in the entire world. in ukraine there's a natural gas company called burisma that has been owned by an oligarch by the name of nichola. here is what happened very shortly after vice president biden was made the west point man by ukraine. to end up on the board of very small - - burisma paid for by the oligarch. in 2014 with the uprising by the people of ukraine to flee ukraine. the oligarch is well known. george kent the very first witness they call to testify to this band out even among on - - stand out even other oligarchs and house managers did not tell you that. then to explain burisma had a very bad reputation for corruption and money laundering

and white house reporter, good morning america, abc, washington post , new york times, ukrainian law enforcement, and the obama state department itself. they all raised this issue. we would prefer not to be talking about this or discussing this. but the house managers have placed this squarely at issue so we must address it. look at the facts. early 2014 vice president of the united states led the foreign policy in ukraine with the goal of reaching questions and with transparency international ukraine was one of the most corrupt countries in the entire world. in ukraine there is a natural gas company called burisma it has been owned by an oligarch by nichola here is what happened very shortly after vice president biden was made us point man for ukraine. his son hunter biden ends up on the board of burisma working for and paid by the oligarch. in february 2014, in the wake of anticorruption uprising by the people of ukraine to flee the country and flee ukraine but the oligarch and george can the very first witness the democrats call during the public hearing testify the oligarch stood up for his own dealings ev

"good morning america," "the washington post," "the new york times," ukrainian law enforcement, and the obama state department itself. they all thought there was because therese the issue about the bidens and burisma. >> sean: 1 billion taxpayer dollars, you are not getting it in less you fire him who is investigating hunter with zero experience paid millions of dollars. oh, that would be the very same thing the media mob and democrats are telling us is so bad, that donald trump never did. "washington post" article said the appointment of the vice presidents onto ukrainian oil board looks, well, like nepotism. nefarious. quid pro quo joe is literally on tape breaking about taking your money, leveraging it, using our money to get a foreign prosecutor fired. why would a vice president ever want to be foreign prosecutor fired? he's investigating his son being paid millions. they did, well, they did use hunter's name in washington. try to get them to stop investigations into burisma. hunter biden on tape admitting didn't have any experience. any experience in ukraine, oil, gas, energy. no. why di

obama administration. it is a small part, triangular park. behind the park is the stonewall inn. it is a two-story building. this is greenwich village in new york city. >> what do the monuments represent? >> when obama mentioned stonewall alongside seneca in his inaugural address, it signifies that lgbt activism is part of the broader aspirational struggles for social justice in the u.s. that was a symbolic statement on the part of obama as president of the u.s. as the first african-american president. establishing this monument here is another way of signaling the road that has been traveled over not just the last 50 years but even longer to achieve lgbt quality, a still unfinished quality for that matter this is an action on part of the federal government, which for many decades was quite regressive to lgbt people. there is kind of a paradox that the federal government is recognizing this space and yet continues to adopt policies currently. the best example might be the ban on transgender military members. there are ongoing struggles and problems. >> you mentioned the speech by president obama, his second in 2013 speech inaugural speech. here

spending from michael bloomberg, former mayor from new york and oompa loompa with a swiss bank account. he's close to shelling out more than obama in his entire campaign and he said he's willing to throw down a billion dollars. at that point why not just offer trump a billion dollars to step down? i think he would take it! ( laughter ) the man is wearing a discount weave, we know he needs that money! ( cheers and applause ) you offer him a billion dollars, he'll take it! and honestly, nobody knows if he'll stop at a billion dollars. could be more. bloomberg could go further. the man is worth $60 billion and he doesn't mind spending his cash. ii wouldn't be shocked if, prety soon, bloomberg's ads started looking more like this. >> this is mike bloomberg, a successful mayor, a renowned businessman, and he's bought all the ads on every channel. if you don't vote for mike, this is all you will see, day after day, month after month, until you're begging for the my pillow guy. if mike loses even one primary, he'll take over all of tv, he'll vote the oscars, he'll be the next bachelor and all the bachelorettes. so if you want your tv b

anti-nuclear movement yes there was it was a 1000000 people including barack obama demonstrating in central park in new york where do we see that now where we're going to this year is the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki is there a discussion of that well some of the trying to get that discussion it out there but it's not nearly what it needs to be well i want to thank you so much for fighting to get that discussion out there as you've done your whole career always a pleasure thank you jacki thank you so much for the work that you do. well there was big news out of the white house on tuesday as u.s. president donald trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have unveiled what they are calling a peace agreement that apparently will make history but this comes as both leaders face a number of political and legal obstacles which now include a formal indictment against netanyahu on corruption charges that were just announced earlier this week are to use rachel blevins as the raiders' latest. presidential pronounced his deal of the century a plan for peace in the middle

abc, "good morning america," "the washington post," "the new york times," ukrainian law enforcement, and the obama state department itself. they all thought there was cause to raise the issue about the biden ands and burisma. now the house managers might s say, they said everything that they just that had been debunked, the evidence points entirely and unequivocally in the other direction. that is a distraction. you heard from the house managers. they do not believe that there was any concern to raise here. that all of this was baseless. all we are saying is that there was a basis to talk about this, to raise this issue. and that is enough. i yield my time. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. >> dana: that was pam bondi. presenting a portion of the president's legal defense team case to focus mostly on marie's mama and hunter biden's relationship. also showed a clip of joe biden who mostly brag about his role in carrying out united states policy which was at that time the fire that particular prosecutor in ukraine. we'll take it around the table because we have a lot to get to. jay sekulow will take

. >> mark: it's amazing that when you consider all the bad press that obama gets from cnn and "the new yorkimes". we are tied at one all. another multiple-choice question. elizabeth warren facing criticism this week but not for something she said, but for her dance moves. at the conclusion of the rally, orthe candidate awkwardly rocked out to which song. is it, a, "respect" by aretha franklin, b, "american girl" by tom petty, or c, "nine to five" by dolly parton? >> "respect" by aretha franklin. >> mark: roll tape! ♪ >> mark: you know, if we really wanted to wind up the ayatollahs, we'd go on iranian tv and show them that. so that is 2-1 to emily. >> i've got to step up my game. >> mark: everything to play for. new years eve seems like a lifetime ago, pope francis grabbed the pope's hand and yanked his arm. how did the pontiff react? and it is brett. >> he turned and swatted her away. >> mark: he swatted a woman. would a pope do that? let's see the tape. >> pope francis has apologized to hit the hand of the well-wishers who grabbed him and yanked him toward her. the pope confessed to losing

we have a headline from "the new york times" and 2015, "obama administration worried about biden ukraineabout how it looked. >> exactly. the real tell here and this happens in washington, the big tell is when joe biden started getting heat for this. what does he do? he announced, if he's elected president, no foreign deals for his family members. why was not your policy in the first place? i think he got caught. >> shannon: elizabeth warren, senator elizabeth warren said, relevant witnesses here in this trial are people who know what donald trump did and what his intent was and what his impact was on our national security. hunter biden doesn't have anything, any knowledge of that or any bearing on that. this conversation about whether he should be a witness or not, where do you think that goes? >> that is the root question. wasn't legitimate for the president to inquire about a deal involving ukraine. it was a completely made up? was there something real there? i think hunter biden is central to it. if there is corruption going on and i believe there was. we have the financial records. w

obama and prosecutors. the article the "new york times" was going to write was never published. we touched a nerve. tonight part 2 of our expose including how a ukrainian official helped the dnc hurt the trump campaign. first, day 3 of the impeachment trial is nearing its end. just like last night we will fact check the arguments. we have exclusive insight from congressman jim jordan and a white house spoke man and senator blackburn who sat through hours and hours of oral arguments will tell us why the tone of the house impeachment managers think is really hurting their case. after listening to arguments today, it's clear that house democrats are operating under the assumption they can make tremendous leaps of logic contradict the public testimony of their own witnesses and in some cases just outright lie. their new maxim, if at first you don't persuade. lie and lie again. the rest of the media is not interested in fact checking democrats, we decided we would do it. first, adam schiff and the impeachment managers took to levelling new charges against president trump. >> it's not every day you get a

obama and prosecutors. the article the "new york times" was going to write was never published. we touched a nerve.of our expose including how a ukrainian official helped the dnc hurt the trump campaign.

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obama out on the campaign trail today... >> we were in bad shape politically. nate silver wrote a piece on the cover of the "new yorkagazine," and the headlinwas, "is obama toast?" >> narrator: a very different barack obama headed out to do battle with the republicans. it was not a campaign about unity. >> we knew that we had to run a very hard-edged reelection campaign that posited the president as someone who was battling for the middle class. (crowd applauding) >> if i said, "the sky was blue," they said, "no." if i said, "there were fish in the sea," they said, "no." they figured, "if obama fails, then we win." >> president obama decided, "we're going to have an argument in 2012. we're going to win that argument if we can. and if we win it, we are then going to do what we want to do, or, or push in the directions we want to push." (crowd applauding) >> because of their policies, the republicans messed up so bad... >> he's a more scarred president who has become himself frustrated by the way washington works, no longer quite so believing in the idea that bipartisanship is possible. it was a different message than

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not from former obama staffers like david axelrod or "the new york times." >> he is having a tough timens. it seems like the people still want to vote for him. endorsement of elizabeth warren helps joe biden because it cuts into bernie sanders support. the endorsement of amy klobuchar cuts against him, because they might be competing for the same block of voters. i get what they say. there is a battle going on in the democratic party. the people who want to turn the whole thing upside down and moderate progressives who want to keep things moving forward. the republicans want with a disrupter last time. i wonder if the democrats are thinking the same thing. >> martha: which one do they want? it's ridiculous. ben shapiro said, breaking news, they picked the chiefs and the 49ers to win the super bowl. >> i hate to say it, but i kind of agree with chris. i have one slightly different view, i don't think the amy klobuchar endorsement hurts biden as much as it hurts buttigieg. if you are for biden, you are for biden. the biden people don't care. amy klobuchar, we have people around the countr

. >> laura: we brought you details of a secret 2016 meeting between obama andd ukranian prosecutor. the article the "new yorkto write was never published.d. we touched a nerve. tonight part 2 of our expose including how a ukrainian official helped the dnc hurt the trump campaign. first, day 3 of the impeachment

york times." i think he was probably justified, as obama would have been justified, as w.would have been justified. but wise? unclear. what else? the lead attorney for harvey weinstein is no joke. the prosecution better be on their game. the art of lawyering. mitsubishi, i thought he was sharp as well. you know what i thought was interesting? one of the more interesting moments in that trial is going to be when annabella shora, i loved her in "the sopranos," when she testifies. when i asked what will it be like to cross examine a select, a female cross examining a female. i'm sure she will be a great witness and she has spent her entire life acting. i thought there was a message there. >>> join me for my american life in columns tour. pittsburgh, manchester, soldout shows in st. louis and raleigh. thanks for watching. see you next week. with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem. ...and done. so, you can really promise better s

obama. they say the change is needed to give schools more flexibility and reduce waste. our report from cnn's amber walker. >> reporter: the department of agriculture tells "new york times"s just a coincidence and did not intend to propose this roll back of michelle obama's roll back on her birthday on friday. these proposed changes are all about reducing food waste but by giving students school meal options that are more appealing to them that could mean less fruits and vegetables and more burgers and fries. when former first lady michelle obama announced her let's move initiative in 2010, her goal was to fight childhood obesity. >> we have to improve the quality of food in our schools. that's where kids are eating many of their meals and we have to do a better job making sure that food is quality. >> reporter: she often promoted the white house vegetable garden and played a key role in bringing healthier food to the 30 million students who get their meals through the national school lunch program. the hunger food kid act required more fruits and vegetables to be served while cutting sugar and saturated fat out of meals. now the trump administration wants to roll back t

. >> national security adviser under the obama administration wrote an op-ed in the "new york times" saying americans would be wriz to brace for war with iran. she says, and i'm quoting now, in deciding to eliminate general soleimani, mr. trump and his team argue that they were acting in self-defense to thwart imminent attacks on iraq and the region. this may be true as general soleimani was a ruthless murderer and terrorist with much american blood on his hands, unfortunately, it's hard to place confidence in the reputation of an administration that lies almost daily about matters large and small, and even in this critical instance, failed to brief, much less consult, bipartisan leaders in congress. so, congressman, do you worry about the credibility of this white house despite the documented things that we just, you know, laid out, the things that we know of publicly which led up to soleimani's death? >> absolutely. this is a president that's been prone to at best exaggerated statements, misleading statements and oftentimes very false statements. so he stated that there were immine

york times. topping the list is "becoming" former first lady michelle obama memoir.s terra westover's account of growing up in the idaho mountains in her introduction to formal education is age 17 in her book "educated" it's been a bestseller list for over a year. elton john recalls his life and career in his memoir "me". following that is talking to strangers, new yorker staff writer malcolm gladwell's examination on how we misread strangers words and actions. in wrapping up our look at some of the books on the new york times nonfiction bestseller list is sam houston and the alamo ventures. by fox news host brian kill mead the book provides a history of america's 19th-century war with mexico over texas. many of these authors have appeared on tv and you can watch them online on freelibrary.org Ãbbooktv.org. >> i'm delighted to tell you about this book, it is written by a friend and constituent of mine who spent 544 days in iranian prison a story about that is a story about his amazing work as a journalist his relationship with his incredible journalist wife, his reen

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. >> susan rice, former national security adviser in the obama administration and new york times writes this, that the escalatory cycle began in may of 2018 when donald trump recklessly ignored the advice of his national security team and the opposition of our allies in unilaterally withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal displayed iran's full adherence to its terms. >> full adherence? has susan rice become a comedian? the escalation began in 1979 when americans were taken hostage for over a year in the iranian embassy, that's when the escalation began. it began when soleimani, there's a report that soleimani was the man responsible for the deaths of at least 603 american service men and women in iraq. if one of your viewers sees a veteran with missing limbs today if you are traveling through an airport and see somebody on prosthetic limbs, lost an arm because of an ied it is in all likelihood the result of a that iran gave melissas in iraq, that person is limbsless and that is when the escalation began. i -- when i was in the white house the president asked me in the oval office what do

obama. and the media had questions, too. december 8th, 2015. "the new york publishes an article, the prosecutor general was investigating burisma and its owner zlochevsky. "the times" report, here's the quote. the credibility of the vice president's anti-corruption message may have been undermined by the association of his son hunter biden, end quote, with burisma and its owner zlochevsky. it wasn't just one reporter who asked questions about the line between burisma and the obama administration. as we learned recently through reporting on fox news, on january 19th, 2016, there was a meeting between obama administration officials and ukrainian prosecutors. ken voguer, journalist for "new york times," asked the state department about this meeting. he wanted more information about the meeting, quote, where u.s. support for prosecutions of burisma holdings in the united kingdom and ukraine were discussed, end quote. but the story never ran. around the time of the reported story, january 2016, meeting between the obama administration and ukrainian officials took