obama sometimes leaks it at 100. so how did the media react. >> president obama weighed in on the ongoing conversation on racism, and used a racist word when he did. we have a warning for viewers. he uses strong language. some may be considered offensive. >> i wouldn't have used the word to make the point he was trying to make. >> why? you're allowed to use the word. thanks to hr 182, we can say t. black people and only black people can say nigger as much as we want. do you hear me tom hanks cray son. oej we can say t. only us. but my favorite is how the press classifies the n word. >> he's never used the word before. >> that's an electric word. electric? highly charged? who do you think came up with the n word, tesla? i know how to cure the energy crisis. not solar power, n power. now of course whenever we have a story like this, let's ask the question that's inevitable, what were they saying on fox news? >> he has really dragged the gutter speak of rap music. and now he's the first president of rap of street. >> yo

is signing on to the obama economic agenda. is that a fair description that she is sort of hugging the president here on his economic agenda? >> look i think she thinks that the president brought the country back from what could have been a depression from certainly a great recession, and has created a lot of private sector jobs but we still haven't seen enough wage growth in this country, and so she wants -- this is not 2008. this is 2015. the election will be in 2016. she's projecting into the future what the country needs, whether that's paid leave, child care, the kinds of policies that will both strengthen families improve the economy. >> right. >> and -- and really when american workers succeed, as she said yesterday, america will succeed. it's a very different economic philosophy than the republicans so she's going to build on that work and take the country forward. >> very quickly on the clinton foundation. whenned is the campaign going to officially outline exactly a president hillary clinton's relationship would be wi

you see obama 3.0. i think what you're going to see going forward now is a much more liberated president to talk tough about tough issues, because i think the country is ready. whether it's marriage equality, people can hind behind judicial activism. states' rights. the country is ready for a different conversation and i think he's ready to lead. >> i would like to see the president lead by getting out ahead. i was brought into the studio by a recent graduate of washington lee university. there is a statue of a soldier ta standing at the parkway. i would like the president to say here is where we draw the line on the attack of the symbols of the american south. i would like him to lead as opposed to react. i would like hillary to lead when she says something about guns. specify. do you want to confiscate guns. it's not good to let people read into it their own ideas. i have heard him orate but i haven't heard him lead. >> i want to say something surprising about the confederate flag. i am a southerner f

now president obama wants to talk. secondly this is a lame duck president whose foreign policy desperate straights over isis and iran deal is a wild card and domestic front his health care law is again possibly hanging in the balance at the supreme court. now he has to face this. he's running out of legacy items. >> so what's the fallout for hillary clinton? >> look she took a hit because she waffled and ended up pleasing nobody. if she stepped up and supported the president on this like she did at secretary of state maybe she had the clout to get it across the finish line. if she had listened to senator bernie sanders and spoken out against it as he's been demanding she could claim victory with organized labor tonight for blocking it. it's interesting. in her big speech tomorrow in new york city we're being told it's all going to be about her pitching herself as a fighter, when in this case not only didn't she fight, she didn't even get on the field, bret. >> bernie sanders, elizabeth warren all pushing against that.

one is president obama talking and addressing israel directly. i want to play that one to the israeli people. >> to the israeli people i understand your concerns and i understand your fears. but what is the worst scenario is the path that we're currently on in which there's no nuclear resolution and ultimately we have no way to verify whether iran has a weapon or not. sanctions won't do it. a military solution is temporary. the deal that we're negotiating potentially takes a nuclear weapon off the table for 20 years. >> potentially takes it off the table for 20 years. >> look that is ridiculous. assuming there's no cheating we will legitimatize a bomb in a lot shorter time than that. but this sin comprehensible. we already heard about iran cheating on the enrichment and it's succeeded its caps every month in the last 20 months. all of this has been happening with sanctions and under restrictions. imagine how iran is going to act after sanctions arist willed after the agreement is signed when it has zero incentive to refrain from cheating and we k

. >> the age of obama, we have the reagan era, the obama era -- >> i think obama has an enormous investment in the 2016 presidential campaign because he could be franklin roosevelt and change things permanently or he could be woodrow wilson and within two or three years have an amazing part -- >> look, ronald reagan needed h.w. bush to win that third term. barack obama needs hillary clinton for the same thing. i have a little fun thing for everybody here. it's on superpacs. one backing carly fiorina had to change its name from america to carly for america. according to federal election rules, a superpac's name cannot include the can't date they support. jewish americans group supporting ted cruz called jews for cruz and had to change their name. carly became this conservative, authentic, responsive for you. so you can be an acronym but not the name, pretty clerver. can't use jews for kriz how about jews for conservative republicans understanding zionism for america. hillary clinton, want to rename your superpac. you might like this one. marco rubio, the easy one, making america really conse

that took the obama administration by surprise. i don't think they anticipated states would not create their own exchanges. >> i think when it comes to the exchanges, a lot of things took the obama administration by surprise it's fair to say. >> but this was absolutely necessary. they had to somehow subsidize people in those other states or the entire act would collapse and that's what they did. and the supreme court today said they could do that. and they'll continue to do it in the future. it stabilizes the act for the time being. >> jeffrey toobin let me brings you back in here. are you surprised by the ruling today? >> not really. i mean this was a long shot i thought from the very beginning. i mean this is an interpretation of the law, of these four words, that not a single member of congress said they thought was the correct interpretation. all through the very long and torturous debate over the affordable care act, it was assumed by everyone that the subsidies would be available in the state exchanges and in the federal exch

we think president obama is a weak president. we're going to take advantage of him however we can and it's almost like somebody's called last call at the bar. get what you can while you can and the chinese are putting elbows out and grabbing what they can, they think it's their opportunity. >> a number of publications and news outlets talking about the prospect of confrontation between the united states and china over the spratly islands. you know and that's sobering stuff until you realize you're talking about the same president who has brought american power back from europe, and has undercut nato itself and its purpose in eastern europe eastern ukraine and crimea obviously. doing the precise same thing in the middle east, and ignoring the emerging chinese presence in central and south america. what are the prospects of confrontation against that context? >> the president is putting more red lines down he has no intention of carrying out. if he were really serious about dealing with china, we would fix the economy. hillary clin

obama lied. we'll have that story. >>> and every parent's worst nightmare as a 3-year-old is run over. we'll have video and some good news. next. >>> president obama caught in another lie. this time about obama care. again, here is the president back in 2009. >> there are also those who claim that our reform efforts would insure illegal immigrants. this too, is false. the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> six years later congressman joe wilson proven right. california is the first state to offer insurance to illegal immigrants. the california senate approved the legislation granting illegal immigrants access to the medicaid program seeking a waiver to sell insurance through obama care exchange. health care certainly not the only lie this administration has been perpetrated. pentagon officials today admitted the number of live anthrax samples sent to laboratories is double the previous statement. 51 labs in 17 states. three countries received shipments of th

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we can tell you president obama and the first family including michelle obama and the two daughters have just recently landed and are on their way to the church in wilmington via motorcade. and this church is really i think reflective of what the biden family is to delaware which is representing people of all stripes. it's a diverse neighborhood, working class neighborhood. formerly italian catholic neighborhood and it's diversified over the years. there's many people just watching the services, many paying their respects. as far as what we expect to see from the funeral, i think you can see this wonderful picture of beau right here. this is a very catholic funeral. you're going to have the catholic hymns that are often sang at funerals. also there will be some readings. one reading is from the book of wisdom which talks about not the quantity of years of a life but the quality of a life. that's really what you're sort of getting this sense, that beau biden, 46 years old, taken way too early but he did so much in a short amount of time. telling that message will be three people. presiden

she moved away from president obama on trade. and that, of course, is a hot topic and was noticed in the white house. that said she has no apologies for them, not for their values and what they represent. i think it is very artfully done and so far i think it could work for her. >> on that point about trade, obviously, bernie sanders had been just one of the people probably to the left of her in the democratic party pushing her to give an answer on that. she had been avoiding giving an answer and said i'm with nancy pelosi on this and nancy pelosi voted against the trade bill after keeping her cards very close to the vest and heading into that vote. that happened today. discussion of that happened today. she took questions for about 20 minutes with the press. it has been a flash point and point of criticism that she hasn't been available to reporters. is it your sense that will change now? >> reporter: i think it is. i think how often she does it is another issue. the fact that she spent 20 minutes talking to us, we knew this was

and obama is -- all scared. and she's like,ty told you before, i wanted to sit on that! you're, like, guff gotten here earlier. you can't really get a sense of how that's going from one image. does merkel look a little agitated, obama? yes, but the next image -- oh! that does look bad. well, as hard as it is to believe the legislation over a picture of angela merkel holding her arms out pales in comparison to speculation about obama's diss of the iraqi prime minister. >> it appeared that u.s. president barack obama snubbed the iraqi prime minister. >> sitting next to him is the iraqi prime minister sit doing to talk to the president. the president at one moment appears to turn his head, continues his conversation he's inmany in the midst of. 40 seconds pass the president gets up to leave. the iraqi prime minister looks at his watch. the translator throws his hands in the air, appears he's pretty frustrated and everybody walks off. >> jon: well i guess my proposal will have to wait. i had everything out. the plane was going to fly over. (laughter) now, to be clear, we hav

nays 208. >> >>> new life for president obama's trade ship legislation. house law narrowly passed tpa thursday after noon. giving the president the power to fast-track trade agreement without the risk of congress changing them after negotiations clearing the way for the trans-pacific partnership or t.p.p. the largest free trade agreement history. >> an active trade program owes authority is critical for our security. the pact puts them in a rare position. clabing with democrats. the arts were fierce on both sides of the aisle. >> this gives protection to multi mags tall organization. we look at every poll from the left, right, north, south, east west. do not accept the deal and we shouldn't either. >> 95% of the world's consumers don't live in america. we wap to make more things here and sell them there than we need to tear down those trade barriers that make american goods and services more expensive. >> reporter: tpa flatlined when house democrats defeated it in a vote friday. despite a push from the white house. president obama tried to rally ninth inn

a large stunning rebuke to president obama. a close vote. the house has decided not to support legislation to give the president authority to negotiate trade deals. and as libby pointed out, this is not the transpacific partnership for democrats but it's a piece of this that could slow the entire effort by the white house down. so as you see the house with at least 271 votes against is voting against what the president and top republicans wanted. this is a big defeat for president obama on his ability to negotiate trade deals. there will be reaction from the white house and the senate, and it forces the white house to try to go back to the drawing board to figure out what to put in to attract more of the 133 democrats who have voted against this, and have sunk this legislation that the president described as a priority. we'll keep you posted on the reaction to this vote through the day. >>> we move on to louisiana the last of the three anggiola three prisoners is now walking three. extending the order to keep woodfox behind bars, the judge o

i can remember in the 2008 campaign, there was a dustup between obama and the clintons when obama seemed to say that the clinton presidency, the bill clinton presidency hadn't been transformational. bill clinton doesn't have that one thing you identify him with as others. how important was it to barack obama in terms of legacy this health care law be upheld like this? >> it's huge. his legacy was kind of solidified this week by the supreme court, by the same institution that put george w. bush in the white house, and that's thrown out the voting rights act. it's really extraordinary. he had those two decisions going the other way, we would all be talking about how the obama presidency is in ruins and everything had gone down the tubes. instead, it's confirmed. and he now has a shot at being if not at the first here -- the sort of holy trinity of great presidents of washington lincoln, franklin roosevelt and if you're a republican might try to throw reagan in there. >> i think they might. thank you. appreciate that. >> because other three are big government -- >> we've got lincoln and rea

now president obama wants to talk. secondly this is a lame duck president whose foreign policy desperate straights over isis and iran deal is a wild card and domestic front his health care law is again possibly hanging in the balance at the supreme court. now he has to face this. he's running out of legacy items. >> so what's the fallout for hillary clinton? >> look she took a hit because she waffled and ended up pleasing nobody. if she stepped up and supported the president on this like she did at secretary of state maybe she had the clout to get it across the finish line. if she had listened to senator bernie sanders and spoken out against it as he's been demanding she could claim victory with organized labor tonight for blocking it. it's interesting. in her big speech tomorrow in new york city we're being told it's all going to be about her pitching herself as a fighter, when in this case not only didn't she fight, she didn't even get on the field, bret. >> bernie sanders, elizabeth warren all pushing against that.

i tell you, i can't believe obama's schedule. he is so busy and i'll tell what you -- >> doing what? >> let me tell you. if anybody thought that obama needed to be run away from it would be hillary clinton and guess what? you don't see that. in fact she is -- >> oh -- >> would he are -- >> she is not going do -- >> let me finish. >> gallop has found that people identifying themselves as democrats for the first time in history equal to republicans. >> that's probably the same ronald reagan poll that had 50%. >> oh, stop. >> all right, 30 seconds, has president obama checked out? >> in the end -- yeah he is basically checked out i would say. but i think when he came into office here is the thing, i think when he came into office the plan was to just be obama. i don't think there is a plan beyond that. you see him survive politically day-to-day. that's the plan. an large vision, not a large plan for the future. i think he will enjoy being president. >> what about had trade deal? what about the iranians. what about the immigration bi

assertions with an obama care critic. one thing that the supreme court decision does not change about obama care is medicaid expansion. in 2012 the court dealt a defeat to the president, ruling states did not have to expand the health care programme. 18 states chose not to do it while utah, alaska and florida are considering the expansion. for the states that opt in, the federal government is picking up the cost of the expansion until the end of next year. in five years that funding drops to 90%. david ariosto has been covering obama care from the get-go. how does the ruling play into other part of the affordable care act, including medicare. >> it doesn't. this was about an individual mandate and subsidies in the 34 states. updirectly it's a different bowl of wax. the political momentum, many analysts say has a potential to shift in terms of whether the states will stop fighting the expansion of medicaid. some of the other components of the law that have been unpopular in republican-dominated states. medicaid is one of t

president obama: let's be clear. at some point, we as a country will have to reckon with -- this type of violence does not happen in other developed countries, in other places with this kind of frequency. reporter: mass shootings in the u.s. have become more frequent taking place every two months, as opposed to every six months for -- before 2011. in the sandy hook shooting -- after the sandy hook shooting, the u.s. seem to have reached a turning point. obama launched a range of tougher gun-control measures. just months later, congress rejected the bill with republicans and democrats arguing they were protecting second amendment rights. the failed attempt was a powerful reminder of the gun lobby. following the sandy hook shooting, when lapierre -- wayne lapierre called for security guards on school grounds doubling down on its long-held creed that more guns, not fewer provide more security. molly: the suspect is now in police custody and is due in court today. authorities have opened a hate crime investigation. more

supreme court has upheld a major part of president obama's new healthcare law. it means millions of americans will be entitled to receive tax subsidies. obama hailed the decision as a victory for americans. >>> one of burundi's vice presidents has fled to belgium saying he fears for his life. he says he was threatened after denouncing president pierre nkurunziza's bid to run for a third term in office. haru ma tas sa sent us this update. >> reporter: this is what we hear happened. the vice president wasn't heard from for a couple of days we were told they some sympathizers were hatching a plan to get him out of the country safely. that happened. when he was able to talk he said the reason he ran away was he criticized theed by to return for a third term in office. that's why he left. people are suggesting that news on thursday when another grenade was thrown in the city center. at least six people were injured and others in critical condition. and students who were part of the opposition marches to try to stop the president from running for a third term have bee

obama might have added. putin announced this week he's adding 40 advanced icbm's to russia's arsenal and by the end of this year, and he continues his military's provocations in the air and on the seas russia is not only not reeling from mr. obama's feeble sanctions but if anything mr. putin is extravagantly more aggressive for america. as the european union girds itself for the collapse of the greek government and its economy the greek prime minister traveling to russia, he meets with putin tomorrow. russia may not loan money to the all but bankrupt greece but the two countries have agreed to move russian gas to europe in a pipeline they'll build through greece. russia's influence rises, european dependency on russia rises. the united states has topped russia as the top producer of oil and gas now but russia still holds fist over hand in europe. russia's influence rising in the middle east where arab states are turning to putin as president obama is set on reaching a nuclear deal with iran. the former direc

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obama with 240. he's transferred about 120 and the recidivism investigate lower than it was under the bush administration so if anything the standards for these transfers are actually much higher than the bush administration. >> so how do you alleviate those concerns? what could a potential deal look like that would get enough republican support to be able to get through? >> it is interesting. john mccain believe that is this is a potential path forward and while this is kind of a new chapter in the discussions that are going on the plan looks very similar to what was discussed in 2009 and 2010. democrats and republicans both agree that there's quote/unquote worst of the worst. about a dozen never transferred and not enough sufficient evidence for them to be tried. they can't be released because they're too dangerous. the solution from the beginning the plan that they had been discussing was to be transferred to a facility in the united states. what republicans want to see is that this facility would

, michelle obama and vice president biden. they will all be there in person. hillary clinton will also attend. president obama will be spending tonight working on this eulogy. it will not be a policy speech just a remembrance. that does it for us tonight. we will see you tomorrow. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >>> tomorrow in south carolina will be really an emotional day. >> an emotional day, a long day of services and very intense. >> thank you, rachel. >>> president obama has been winning all week with in the senate in the house and the supreme court where chief justice gave him a big win on obamacare over republicans, who have tried for the past five years to dismantle that law. >> five years ago, we final

and at the white house president obama says he and first lady, michelle obama knew self of the victims including the pastor, and this time thoughts and prayers don't say enough to express his anger. >> i've had to make statements like this too many times. communities like this have had to endure tragedies like this too many times. >> and the number of those tragedies is rising. according to the fbi between 20,002,006, 120 people were killed in mass shootings in the u.s. but the next seven years saw a dramatic increase. 366 were killed between '07 and 2013. mr. obama said that he won't hold back his emotions from what he calls his greatest frustration, gun control. >> we don't have all of the facts, but we do know once again, innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. >> but the president also succeeded, for now, it's a lost cause. the assault weapons ban expired 11 years ago, and even in the wake of the shooting in new town congress has refused to renew it or pass any other gun law. at the department of ju

we're going to be talking about obama care next. isn't there a possibility that the longer these policies are in place, the more they become embedded in our culture and do erode freedom? >> that's the basic thing about a democracy, david. you have to make sure government doesn't overreach. what the nsa has been doing in terms of data mining is legitimate. the real threat comes from agencies like the irs or the epa, which is gross overreach and is a real threat to civil liberties. in terms of privacy, google you can go on that and see somebody's backyard for crying out loud. >> true. that's true. it's happening whether we like it or not. thank you very much. >>> did the ceo of one of the largest insurers in america just tell us the government already has taken over health care in america, and it doesn't have anything to do with the supreme court ruling. that's next. rox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our so

president obama followed that timeline. >> what is president obama's strategy now today to defeat isis? what is it? >> his current strategy is to use air strikes to push isis back on its heels. >> doesn't seem to be working. >> that strategy is working for phase one. >> phase one? >> yes. and it has killed thousands of isis fighters. there has to be a second phase with boots on the ground. >> the second phase has not been well defined. >> president obama has expressly ruled out boots on the ground. >> i don't know understand why the coalition can't kick in 5,000 troops. 300,000. 5,000 times 60. that's 300,000. okay. wouldn't that be able to overwhelm isis anywhere in the middle east? >> that would be great if that were to happen but you can't count on saudi arabia to do that. >> why not? >> because they're counting on america. >> wouldn't that overwhelm isis? >> in theory, yes. in practice it's never going to happen. >> if 300,000 troops were assigned to this task, the sue sunnis and everybody else would get on that team. is it fair to assume that president obama is clueless in fightin

obama says that would require legal gymnastics. they say the president's comments direct the justices are highly unusual. he made similar comments in the weeks leading up to the court's 2012 ruling upholding the affordable care act. >> by accusing those who may read it differently harboring motives and whether they are applying the law in good faith and getting the integrity of the entire process. it's an extraordinary statement by the president. >> reporter: the president went on to say he is optimistic the supreme court will play it straight saying striking the subsidies would be something else. >> the court made a decision today that could impact relations between the u.s. and israel? >> reporter: yes, they passed legislation making it possible for u.s. citizens born in israel to list the u.s. as their birthplace. itis the president, alone, who speaks on whether or not the administration recognized whether they have sovereignty. today, a supreme court sided with the obama administration. critics say the ruling ignores what they

. >>> president obama suffers a huge defeat in congress. because of a revolt by fellow democrats. >> we want a better deal for america's workers. >> plus hillary clinton stages a big rally to outline her big reason for running. >> america can't succeed unless you succeed. that is why i am running for president of the united states. >> will the democratic divide over trade in iraq hurt the president's legacy and complicate clinton's white house run? >> hillary! hillary! >> and jeb bush makes it official. >> i think candidates have a duty to persuade. that's what this is about. >> the early gop favorite insists he has time to get his struggling 2016 bid back on track. "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. >>> welcome to "inside politics" i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning with us. peter bake of "the new york times." the atlantic's molly ball and jackie of the daily beast. hillary clinton made her case yesterday to be the next president at new york's roosevelt island. jeb bush will make h

the man was protesting deportations under the obama administration. an immigration group later said the protester is a transgender undocumented immigrant who founded an advocacy group for lbgt immigrants. >>> and big news we're following for you. a second prison employee has been arrested for helping two convicted killers escape from a prison in new york. gene palmer is accused of promoting prison contraband and trying evidence. -- and destroying evidence. >> reporter: police took gene palmer are away in handcuffs, facing felony charges of tampering with evidence. his lawyer said he is cooperating with investigators. >> >> he will continue to cooperate. has a very -- he's a man of integrity 0 whoa made some mistakes. >> reporter: after richard matt and david sweat escaped from the clinton collectionle facility, they said that palmer tried to destroy paintings that the inmates had given to him. he told investigators he allowed matt and wet into the catwalk area behind their cells to fix circuit breakers, giving at least one a screw drive per & a wrench

president obama, who cares what he has to inta any of these issues? not his own party, and he's cut out of the don't. that means republicans can go forward and do something interesting forget trade do, something interesting. lou: i'm telling you these people are acting like idiots that do something on trade. they think they can somehow john, dismiss 40 years of successive trade deficits, 17 trillion dollars in external trade debt the outsourcing of millions of american jobs the loss of american manufacturing to cheaper labor markets around the world that has torn our middle class to pieces. >> the middle class no longer believes that free trade is without cost. you know, many middle-class americans have suffered greatly from the loss of jobs to cheaper labor in emerging market countries not only in manufacturing but in services as well. services such as computer programming financial analysis and the like. i think this is a wake-up call for both political parties that the middle class is getting its act together, and that it wants you know something m

so the obama justice department argued right after president obama told the american people it wasn't a tax the obama justice department said, yes, it is a tax. the supreme court agreed, and you, the young person shall the single mom trying to feed your kids are paying an illegal tax because of the lies emanating from washington, d.c. you, the teenager immigrant like my father was 58 years ago washing dishes, making 5 50 cents an hour, he couldn't speak english, but he was filled with hopes and dreams. he was filled with an aspiration for the american dream. ours is the greatest nation in the history of the world because people can start with nothing and as chief anything. that is the promise of america. and obamacare is strangling that promise. you, the teenage immigrant washing dishes or paying illegal taxes right now today, because of president obama's deception because of the i.r.s.'s lawlessness and because of the supreme court's judicial activism violating their oaths of office. mr. president, i remain fully committed to repealing every single word of obamacare. and mark my word

is the fight over obama care really over? it's tonight's "inside story". >> reporter: this morning the court upheld a critical part of this law. the part that's made it easier for americans to afford health live. >> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. at its simplest, the ruling by a majority of justices will allow people in states that did not set up health care exchanges under the affordable care act to take advantage of subsidies for buying health insurance. if the justices voted the other way, a glitch in the plain language of the law would have allowed subsidies in those states that operated their own exchanges, a minority, as it happens. as al jazeera's lisa stark explains, obama care bullet. >> reporter: supporters of the health care law gathered outside the court. when the ruling came down... ..they let out a cheer. and began to celebrate. [ chants ] >> reporter: the 6-3 decision means government subsidies that help low and moderate income americans pay for health insurance will continue to be available nationw

and not barack obama. it is our power, and we should not concede that power. >> congressman, i appreciate your time tonight on "the ed show." back to live action. thank you very much. i appreciate your time sir. thank you. >> hang on there and you keep preaching the gospel here, you're absolutely right. >> you know when we have warn notices being given to american workers, i don't know what's going to wake our elected officials up to realize the seriousness of this. >> ed why would they put into the provisions a trailer bill that would provide what is called trade -- they would give american workers that have lost their jobs a welfare check. why would they put that in if this was all good for american workers? and by the way, you talk about the auto industry. why did the auto industry have to go to a bifurcated wage scale? >> the automobile industry, the big three have made about $53 billion since 2009. and auto workers have got to go back and negotiate for a lower wage. >> exactly. >> it is absolutely stu

if obama doesn't act, if congress doesn't act. i'm going toict act. >> crossing jordan, escape from terror. from jordan, bret baier. we come to you from amman, the capital of jordan an improbable out post of progressive in a region being swept into turmoil. this small kingdom sits in the cross hairs of isis sharing borders with the collapsing states of syria and iraq from which the so-called islamic state has been carved. just beyond looms iran with ambitions to dominate the region. standing against these currents is the thoroughly modern would be architect of the new middle east, jordan's king abdullah. a man who is comfortable joking with jon stewart and driving a helicopter. first, he says he'll visit ruin on the enemy's of his people. jordan is a nation besieged. surrounded by war, this moderate arab country has become in effect another casablanca like in the old humphrey bogart movie. a place where refugees can find temporary refuge. how to deal with the people in the here and now. it's a king sized problem. >> there are 1.5

[cheers] [applause] president obama: god has different ideas-- [applause] president obama: he didn't know he was being used by god. [cheers] president obama: blinded by hatred, the alleged to look could not see -- the alleged killer could not see the great surrounding -- the grace surrounding clementa pinckney and that the bible study group. the love they showed when it opened the church doors inviting a stranger to join in their prayer service. the alleged killer could have never anticipated the way the families of the fallen would respond when they saw him in court in the midst of unspeakable grief with words of forgiveness. he couldn't imagine that. [applause] president obama: the alleged killer could not imagine how the city of charleston, under the good and wise leadership of mayor riley and the state of south carolina, how is united states of america with respond, not merely with repulsion at his evil act but with goodhearted generosity, and more importantly, the thoughtful introspection and self-examination that we so rarely see in public life. blinded by hatred, he failed to

that president obama had a fake birth certificate and that actually meant president obama wasn't really president at all because he wasn't american. it was a very weird way to fake run for president, but mr. trump got tons of traction. months and months and months of press coverage for that in 2012. you remember when mitt romney and ann romney had to go do their donald trump event? you remember that, right? ultimately donald trump did not run for president in 2012 either. then in 2014 he said he was going to run for governor of new york. at the last minute he decided he would not run for governor of new york after all. now apparently we are on the eve of him announcing whether or not he is going to run for president this time in 2016 as a republican. and here we get to the limits of my abilities as a person who has a job like this. because it is not at all that i dislike mr. trump and, therefore, don't see the appeal because i don't share the affection for him that his supporters have. it's nothing like that. it's not qualitative at all. i don't recognize -- what's going on here i don't

for obama care? >> i do. the principle of course is to put the care back in the hands of patients and health care providers. and that's why i have proposed utilizing health savings accounts. you make it( available to people at birth right through life. and you can fund it with the very same dollars that we fund traditional insurance with. but the real difference here is that i would allow people to shift money within the health savings account within their family. >> he also advocates for allowing catastrophic insurance to be purchased across state lines driving costs down and to restructure medicaid to allow for concierge practices to flourish and to empower the poor by giving them choices. because he does not like obama care. >> you said it was the worst thing since slavery. >> right. and it was a little hyperbolic. but the point they was trying to make is that a lot of people are sleeping through what just happened. it fundamentally changed the relationship between the government and the people. >> there h

[applause] president obama: then u.s. attorney. she chased public corruption, she helped secure billions in settlements in some of the world's biggest banks accused of fraud. she jailed some of new york's most violent mobsters and gang members and pursued some of the world's most dangerous terrorist and cyber criminals. the law is her map, just as her compass. she is tough, firm, fair but kind, her intelligence and judgment and grace under fire earned the trust and admiration in those she serves and even though she is going up against. it is funny we are installing heard today. it is not like she has been waiting around for the and lost in -- invitation. she hit to ground running from day one. she has already made her mark here at home and abroad because of her laser focus on the core mission of the justice department. the protection of american people. she understand the importance of policing in improving the relationship between police communities and citizens. she understands the -- she went on a six-city toward. she understand

he says he and michelle obama connected with reverend pinckney in 2007. they had a fairically close relationship the president speaking out now about this tragically in light of gun control on capitol hill. it's not at all clear that anything will get done this time. vigils are being held all over the country demand washington where democrats and republicans paused to play together. >> anyone who would do something so unspeakable is pure evil. >> pleased that the justice department will be treating it as what it is a hate crime. >> visibly frustrated president obama and democrats said this tragedy should renew the debate on gun control. >> it is under our control to do something about it. >> how many people do we need to see cut down before we act? >> somebody's crazy or a felon -- i'm sorry, i should say a criminal. they shouldn't be able to buy a gun. >> defend the right to live out their faith, at home at work or in their business. >> there's something terribly wrong, but it isn't going to be fixed by your government. >> solidarity on the streets, but

president obama weighs in. this sounds like one of those speeches he weighed in quite a bit, usually in longhand. you can certainly hear his voice and thoughts expressed throughout the entire peach. >> jake tapper i know you have to get ready for your show. we'll see you in five minutes. don quickly, and then we'll bump out to break. >> what i wanted to say is i agree with jake on that. he's said the words before but the intent and meaning and feeling be hind it he put his whole self into this. that's all i'm saying. you can say the same words, but it can be different, depending on your motivation. that's all i'm saying. >> don, thank you. van jones, thank you. >>> this was the moment this was the president standing up there singing "amazing grace." ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ ♪ that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ ♪ but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> clementa pinkney, found that grace. cynthia hurt found that grace. suzi

that directly contradicts what president obama as and others have said. plenty of stories did make the cut like cbs noting a new record in surfing. 66 people on one giant surfboard. although grapevine concedes that is pretty cool. >>> covered california is the largest state-run health care market set up under obama care. investors daily reports the man who runs it got a huge raise and bonus despite some terrible results. the program is 300,000 subscribers short of its stated goal and it's running $100 million budget shortfall right now. still executive director peter lee is getting a 27% raise this year plus a $65,000 bonus. lee himselfdmitted last year there are questions about the sustainability of the organization. >>> finally, a victory dance may be appropriate and legal in japan. reuters reports the japanese government is considering relaxing a ban on dancing. at public venues is technically illegal in japan, but allowed until midnight in clubs that have a special license. this dates back to a 1948 law aimed at curbing post-war prostitution. the chan

to selma and asked him are we post racial are we post obama? he said april, i don't want to you know look at my presidency as something to equate to what is it emancipation proclamation but he said what i'm here to do is close the remaining gaps. that's what we're seeing now. one thing i was told by administration official over the weekend, they still have got a lot of work to do and it's not over yet. >> all right. >> well president obama loves basketball. >> so who doesn't? [ laughter ] >> he in particular -- >> that's my sport. >> among presidents. >> he doesn't play anymore. >> but i'm going to use a basketball analogy here. he's the guy on the team that's not that flashing most of the time. he doesn't miss the open shots. at the end of the game, he scored 24 points and nine rebounds and five assists and you're not quite sure how he does it. >> you don't notice -- >> that's barack obama. i've always thought of him and from conversations know him to be a guy who takes the long view who doesn't get too high doesn't get too low and seizes the

what president obama essentially did was, he set up a business. i have done a lot of work security work in mexico and south america, mexico has many more kidnappings than the united states. u.s. has very few kidnappings. a lot -- richer people in america to kidnap. the reason is in the united states we don't pay ransom we turn it over to the fbi, they catch the person and then of course, they used to have the death penalty for it and now it's life in prison. in mexico everybody pays. >> this is the problem with this stuff. i know you, i know you love your son, and your daughter. >> so on a personal level, what would you do? >> here's what you do. you have a rule and a law against it and let them. in certain situations you have plausible die nighability. you just -- if for example, if i were a prosecutor right? >> if you were the president, i did that i sat in your office and said i did it. >> i would decline prosecution. >> i would too. but i think there's a value in having the rule. >> look we've -- president reagan did this not just president ob