as you suggested, and the reason why i think barack obama, with barack obama and his father were trying to basically undo some of the damage done by neoconservatives in particular, became really into contact and resistance by the system itself, the start journal institution and what they call the dysfunctional american system, special interest groups. this is the dysfunctional american political system which includes special interest groups, the congress, the foreign-policy is a whole. a foreign policy that really controls how policies are made. i mean, if you really want to understand, look at the team barack obama has. these people have the same faces, the same names, the same voices. not even a single dissenting voice. and this by itself, the same people come the same voices, the same narratives and that is why the policy itself is keeps re-imploding and that is why barack obama when he came -- the whole special interest groups -- three major confrontations with benjamin netanyahu and on three different occasions and he basically lost the three major confrontations. this is because h

>> guest: his role frced barack obama's hand. the last meeting was -- the why is the least and the following day you should see the editorials not the story and other newspapers he welcomed and embraced of a speech in the state department was released for the speech he rhetorically increased the aspiration of the people and he has never offered any concrete initiatives or economic plans. i'm not talking about money. he's never shown the leadership in order to help the traditional societies. when he embraced the space aspirations of the egyptians and two nations he basically fell silent when they invaded behind to suppress the aspirations of the people. saudi arabia and our speech on may 11th, 2011 he didn't have a single word about. so in this particular sense because again, to come back to the consentual underpinnings of the policy, he doesn't believe in the democracy promotion he doesn't believe in preaching to other nations he believes that even though he expessed his delight at the uprisings with the arab people and i think t

i don't see this with barack obama. despite the fact that he said he was going to have a team of rivals. other than hillary clinton, he has not brought in any rivals whatsoever. in fact, he has hardly used his cabinet at all, and he has a very liberal like mind people, including one of his chief foreign policy advisers. he has developed a deeper understanding of the economy than he did from day one. >> finally, edward klein, author of "the amateur", you report on the meeting with the story and the president obama held in the white house. >> it is an interesting meeting. it took place when he was in office only five months. he invited non-liberal historians to have dinner with him in the family quarters. no conservative historians were invited. during that dinner, he laid out for them early on in his office, his view of what he would accomplish. basically what he said is he wants to be a transformational president who will bring social equality to the united states by spreading the wealth around, that he believed in a mo

secondly you selected what barack obama said. he said there are roads and bridges you all didn't build that. and we wouldn't be here if god didn't breathe air into our lungs and give us a soul. >> what does that -- . >> and you can't handle the truth about that. >> jimmy carter -- . >> barack obama. >> and get your finger out of my face. >> okay. you listen. >> you've got the right finger pointing at me. i'll tell you that. >> i can do the other one. >> i know. >> i'll tell you about that there. just eight years? leave us alone. >> i'll tell what you bob beckel. your guy is going to be sek coming. people are going to say romney crosses the threshold. your guy is going to lose, like carter. >> romney is a guy that, listen -- . >> he's -- . >> a lot of companies are so afraid of that. >> and [ speaking over one another brok b ]. >> and give me one example of barack obama vision. >> allo -- auto industry is one. lost $25 billion in the gm bailout. >> they still owe over $30 billion. >> and i guess you guys would like that toyota is

barack obama, who there is during much of this time. you mention he is out there doing a voter registration drive that benefits care -- >> guest: when she first iran in '92. >> host: so put obama in context of washington, of carol mosley braun, and then how his relationship with independent black politics, coalition, black politics, transformed as he began from that city and local stage to the national stage. >> guest: there's a lot going on there he runs for congress against bobby rush, who is community center black nationalist independent, gets squashed. doesn't win. he talks about sort of the need to build coalitions, which is true, and overwhelmingly black congressional district in a racially pollarrized city. and so you have that. but there's also some other -- as i talk about -- it's not just where he fits among the independents, which i think is important but there's a guy, fellow named samuel jones, who is president of the illinois senate. he has been in the trench. comes out of the machine, you know. i personally met him becaus

enough were decided to be comfortable with a president barack obama. they will face that decision again this november. on the same comfort scale, if you will, they size up mitt romney. one factor for some voters is romney's mormon religion, 36% of voters say the mormon religion is not christian. and pollsters say that probably indicates a bias against voting for a mormon. in polls this spring, about 15% of voters said they would definitely rule out voting for him because he is a mormon. back in 1928, of course, the first catholic running for president, new york governor al smith, was soundly defeated. cartoons like this, there it is, showing him bowing to the pope were considered acceptable. well, jack kennedy's religion was much discussed when he considered running for president, but kennedy was optimistic that things had changed since al smith's run in 1928. >> do you think that our country has changed since 1928? >> there are greater comprehension. there was a great objection to the senator from the utah because he was a mormon. well, today, that qu

barack obama does not know how to do that. and private he is very introverted. >> trying to ignore the ominous tone with the transition team as inauguration drew near her calls went and returned. instead she heard from the new be appointed coordinator who told oprah winfrey she needed to talk to him first. and she had to run the questions passed the deputy speechwriter for prior approval. it was a pain. she does not like have to put up with mid-level people. >> as a result of her role during said democratic primaries playing of pivotal role to get the nomination away from hillary clinton she would be an important adviser but after he was elected president obama and oprah's spoke at great lengths using hurt for communications strategy with television. when michelle and valerie jarrett to heard about this they thought it was the control over access to the president. they did not like that. monday one -- went to do the show from the white house michelle held a meeting and said i don't want to some rich fat woman to be the emblem

rush hates barack obama and hates that barack obama smoked a little weed and rush knows that he himself is a drug addict. that drugs had complete control over rush's life. rush limbaugh hates draft dodgers, he hates drug addict, and rush limbaugh is both a draft dodger and a drug addict. anyone with that much self-loating coursing through him every minute of his life is a worthy subject of our pity. imagine, imagine the constant agony of being rush limbaugh. you see him sometimes shaking in his chair with hatred, as if he's doing everything he possibly can to get out all the hatred in him, but there's nor hatred in there than rush can ever get out, and that's the hatred that has him shaking in that chair. he is an enraged prisoner of that hatred, and that hatred, the hatred that he can never, ever get out is his tragic hatred of himself. [ cellphone rings ] the wife. hey, babe. got the jetta. i wiped the floor with the guy! not really. i would've been fine with 0% for 36 months, but i demanded 60. no...i didn't do that. it was like taking candy from a baby. you're a grown man. alright,

name me one example where barack obama's created a single job? name one. >> the auto industry is one. all the groups that support the auto industry. >> we lost $25 billion on the g.m. bailout. >> sean: they still ore over $30 billion. i will build you any company you want. >> you think toyota's the only company in america. >> no, no, no. we have free market that protects -- >> that did us real good -- >> it's better than this. your you talking about no 42 market and it's the road to socialism. >> you near trickle-down reaganism. >> ronald reagan led -- i am a conservative. >> you said trickle down -- i am not going to bow your head. >> bow your head -- >> get out of here. the point is -- >> wait a minute. this is not "the five." this is a classy show, bob. >> sean: be nice. we like "the five." stop. >> are you kidding me? >> i have seen your act on "the five," bill. >> i have seen your act. let's not break back into being nice here-- >>> i can't even have control when youor the show. >> bob, you are absolutely ridiculous. >> sean: the new attitud

we came fro a it o we ner barack obama. the sister of barack obama, senior. livi in asaleuse back in the back streets of this tiny village with only a couple couches andabout five pictures and a few calendars on thal mtftmaitot est thit t. hi that this woman -- you can't go anywhere from the western world to this small village in as mind-boggling revelatory, so that is how we stard today and from there we ofa lnint area around lake victoria. they were stories you can never get fromanywhere else about obama's grandfather or younger hifr,brbse. we watched and saw the grav site of his great-grandfather, the person for whom the name derive osoundotl a. time talking about the kind of situations in kenya. what importance does that to your book? >> guest: it explains a lot about barack obama, sen. anthisokmotajs the biography. it's about the places that created him come the people created him starting to thh o bmlfs back and oi his father in some ways represented the promise and the frustrations of africaand kenya and all the more ersonal ee e'brannt full and some o

. >> el presidente barack obama en campaña para recaudar fondos para su campaña . >> el presidente barack obama llegó a la bahía, dentro de poco llegara al teatro hops, el presidente barack obama, tiene programado llegar a las 11 de la noche para el teatro hops, y la visita es para recaudar dinero, con un valor de la cena de 7 mil dólares . >> el viaje motivo a decenas de jóvenes hispanos a protestar . >> le demostramos que no es suficiente, que hay mucho que hacer, y la reforma no es suficiente, y que falta una reforma integral . >> quienes apoyan la legalización de la marihuana piden mensaje a barack obama, que la policía no llegue a centros dónde la gente cannabis para sanar, . >> a eso de las 10 de la mañana barack obama parta a portland, oregón, y es posible que recaude 6 millones de dólares . >> mientras tanto, mitt romney retomo su campaña politica, fue a una fabrica de contenedores plastaicas. >> momentos de panico en san francisco cuando un hombre enmascarado comenzó a disparar, nadie resulto lesionado. >> un agente de okland tuvo lesinoes al chocar su vehículo con u

hollywood has the allegiance two barack obama. jeffrey katzenberg of the dreamworks animation ceo said i have a dependency on barack obama. we must fight for him so he can fight for us. hollywood is dependent on barack obama. that is how he launched into stardom. going back to a little-known story and individual five fed name of david geffen. part owner of dreamworks. along with bill clinton, they were tied to. a man crashed on each other when david was in washington d.c. he would spend time in the lincoln bedroom. when bill clinton was in california he would crash there. but then he refused to grant it apart -- a pardon to a radical in the american indian movement. serving consecutive life sentences aiding and abetting the execution-style murders of two fbi agents for about nothing excites the left more than cop killers. the left still has their posters if there is a rally but had to say after a search for a true blue and he found that person been at barack obama. that's why he organized star-studded fund-raisers while, appeared

hollywood is counting on barack obama. they have an allegiance to barack obama. emanual not have heard of but have seen his movies is jeffrey katzenberg and. he is the dreamworks animation c e o. he says this. i have a dependency on barack obama. we must keep fighting for him so he can keep fighting for us. hollywood is dependent in their own words on barack obama. he loves them and they loved him and that is how he launched into stardom. it goes back to a little-known story that i write about in "hollywood hypocrites". an individual named david geffen. you have seen his movies. he is part owner of dreamworks. he and bill clinton in the 90s were tight. they had a man crashed on each other. when david was in washington d.c. he would spend his time in the lincoln bed room. when bill clinton was in california he would crash at his had. but then bill clinton did what was considered unforgivable. he granted a pardon to a fu whtive finance year by the name of mark rich but refused to grant a pardon to leonard health --pelti --peltier. he is serving consecutive life sen

obama a un cantante. >>> en losúltimos 30 días, la campaña electoral del presidente barack obama sufrió un resbalón, una nueva encuesta, muestra al presidente con 59% del apoyo hispano, una caída de 7 puntos, en comparación a junio, cuando el diario us today lo situaba con el 66% del apoyo, mientras que mitt romney ganó 5% del voto hispano en el mismo período. >>> una encuesta, es un refeljo del sentimiento de los votantes ese día, vamos a tener una campaña muy ardua y larga. >>> la reacción del apoyo hispano al presidente barack obama, abrió una oportunidad para el nominado republicano mitt romney. >>> especialmente en estados claves como nevada, nuevo mñxico, arizona, no puede ganr si no gana esos estados y el voto hispano es muy grande. >>> los latinos jugarán un papel enorme. >>> la campaña del presidente barack obama busca el respaldo hispano a travñs del cantante mitt romney. >>> la de mitt romney con su hijo más joven. >>> por supuesto que tienen un efecto en el electorado. >>> fue la campaña del muerto presidente john f kennedy que inauguró los mensajes en españ

right now 51% supporting barack obama and 39% mitt romney. 2008, 56% of american women voted for barack obama so he is down about five points. the house voted today to repeal obama care. no surprise. here now the author of the new best seller screwed, dick morris. why do american women like the president? >> first they like him less than they did in '08. >> bill: 5%. >> and if he the five points it is a tie election. that is important and he dropped by more among men. but the basic point here is that there has been two long-term skews in american politics. men being republican and women democrat but you more importantly single people, single women in particular being democrat. >> bill: 60% of single women support barack obama. >> and married people being much more likely to be democrat. >> bill: let's deal with the women factor here. american women make up 53% of the vote. it's big. and right now they are breaking for the president despite the horrendous economic climate we are in and you got to tell me why. >> the important fact here in how they vote is marital status. when you take a

en las decisiones del presidente barack obama, sin duda muchísima, pero cuando maría elena salinas le preguntó, dijo que hay cosas que hablan en privado, esta es la conversación con maría elena salinas, después de una reunión con madres latinas en las que hablaron de sus inquietudes. >>> qué mensaje obtuvo de su conversación con madres latinas. >>> escuchar lo que tienen que decir los latinos es importante, así como tantas comunidades, donde son el centro de sus familias y se preocupan día y noche que sus hijos tengan todo lo que necesitan, las madres, como todos nosotros, nos preocupamos que se de el futuro que los niños merecen. >>> hay un tema que no salió a la luz y preocupa a muchas madres latinas, la separación de las familias. >>> entiendo, no hay nada más crucial que mantener la familia unida, por eso barack ha luchado para poder lograr la reforma migratoria integral, porque no podemos dejar que la familia se >>> se separe, por eso el esfuerzo del dream act para que los niños no estén en riesgo de ser deportados, hay mucho máspara r hacer, lo sabemos, tenemos q

like barack obama doesn't panned? >> you can't distinguish between the fact of barack obama having a disagreement with a right-wing government and actually israel. they're not the same thing. all that barack obama -- >> we shouldn't -- we shouldn't have -- >> for netanyahu, you think he doesn't support israel. that's not the point. he has just honestly had an honest conservation about the settlements. >> we can't -- we can't do that. unless -- we haven't even talked about how mitt romney went over and insulted the palestinians and acted like everything in their -- >> kate, last word -- >> there has been nothing honest. there has been nothing honest about the way this president has handled israel. before he became president, he said that jerusalem was the indisputable capitol of israel. now he says it's not. what this president has done is emboldened israel's enemies by attacking, not netanyahu, although he has been nast wehim and sarcozeet and nasty comments, but he has told israel's enemies, the united states will tu

that was the position of barack obama. that a marriage is limited to a man and a woman and until joe biden had that outburst and 48 hours later barack obama evolved, he had the same position as the ceo of chick-fil-a. and he's being attacked -- >> and six months ago barack obama was the leader of left despite he had the same views. >> we have to run. >> everyone should show up for the -- >> are you going? >> i love chick-fil-a. i love the pickles and chicken and it kills me that me and my mom are no longer going. >> i love the chicken. >> and bring your first amendment when you go to chick-fil-a. >> was the bus of winston church hill that sat on the back desk of george w. bush warnings it there, was it removed? now there's a frenzy over the issue. find out how it all end and a hannity tool, and why mitt romney is the only choice come november because of what he did in salt lake city straight ahead. ♪ i want to win [ breathes deeply ] ♪ this is where the dream begins ♪ ♪ i want to grow ♪ i want to try ♪ i can al

did it begin long before barack obama? >> guest: yeah you did and i talk about that a little bit in the book. actually i think it crystallized on very important policy issues that were implemented unfortunately like welfare reform and three strikes you're out. the impetus for black leaders and black voters to challenge those on those grounds but i'm looking for the revival of the policy because the other part of the title of this book which comes from -- is the price of the tickets of the price of the election of barack obama is the first black president is around important issues and racial inequality. to get the idea that we need to have a national conversation about race. you can even have a conversation about race around anything, so the symbolic, you know, it's the price up, it's the price of the ticket. i don't think this country can ever give up on discussing the legacies of racism in this country, the persistence of racism in this country and by not talking about it, not raising the issue on the national level, on

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i'm equally confused by barack obama. he said quite clearly a couple years ago it's not a tax and never going to be a tax. now he's saying the supreme court says i can do it through taxation. it's a great idea. is it a tax? that's the way can he do this. >> there's a good reason why oo you're confused. the court says very clearly at the outset that it's not a tax because if it were a tax the court could not have reached this decision. there's something called the anti-injunction act which says you can't challenge a tax until you actually have to pay it. what the court also said is the act could be upheld under congress's taxing powers. there are lots of exactions and lots of penalties and moneys that people have to pay under the congress's taxes power that may not necessarily be a tax. piers, i want to go back to another point you made. it's interesting what both the congresswoman and kellyanne do. it's watch watching people do this sometimes you repeat something long enough, perhaps it becomes true. even if you considere

i'm barack obama and i approve this message. for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... >> foreign policy is taking the presidential campaign. part to mitt romney's overseas trip. tom is live with more on the on foreign issues in the campaign. for a few days both campaigns held a cease fire out of respect the victims in colorado but now they are in full swing. instead of hearing about the economy, we are starting to hear about foreign policy. >> four years ago barack obama went to europe is drawing huge in places like the berlin. now the tables have turned and romney is heading overseas today. go to england, poland, and israel. he wants to build his foreign- policy reputation. >> and dealings with other nations, he has given trust , insult is not earned was not deserve, and apology where it is not do. >> mitt romney says president obama has alienated israel and has done a bad job dealing with iranian nucl

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that is barack obama's legacy. mitt romney's legacy is success in business, making promises and keeping promises and that is something that this president would only dream of being able to campaign on through november. >> mr. chairman, i know it is early in las vegas. thanks for getting up for us. appreciate it. >> thank you, john. god bless. >> up next, the fallout of the supreme court's ruling on healthcare. we will ask about the house's upcoming effort to repeal obama care. >>> this week the house of representatives will vote once again to repeal the affordable care act. with us, congressman xavier becerra and congressman price. the repeal vote coming up on wednesday. the outcome 23409 likely to be different. why do you feel the need to do this again? >> it is an important question. the status quo in healthcare is not acceptable. the current system doesn't work for patients. it doesn't work for doctors. the president about's law takes us in the wrong direction. it violates all of the principles we hold dear in h

he did not explain the context of barack obama's remarks. he said only that critics would allege that mitt romney was twisting barack obama's -- he's not an allie. critics will allege that because it's true. we'll have to see whether mitt romney will be in the getaway as you put it, very aptly lying about what barack obama says. >> i think in normal conversation you wouldn't along with the president much longer. every time you said something about him, they took out two sentences and dumped them or make a point you never made. >> i go back to this, they are going for the fresh meat out there. the voter who has not paid attention and the owner worried about the other guy because he is a politician. >> losing the comedy is bad. both sides will be disappointed that barack obama has not done something better. some argue he saved us from the depression but it's not where we want to be. the ads that take the lines out of context, you didn't build that. the private sector is fine and all this stuff. it plays on that. and ron is exactly right. the r

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are in barack obama's favor. if you don't understand it you are not looking at the polls. >> sara, do you want to rebut? >> incumbents typically get job approval at the ballot box. barack obama hasn't been at 50% in months. in his job approval. he will not get there unless the economy turns around and it's not going to. >> hang on, keith. phil, on this note, two points. he's getting it down to key economic growth bullets. cut tacks, deregulate energy and balance the budget. those are his key bullets and i reordered them a little bit to help out. >> the kudlow prioritization. i love it. >> that's what i do. he's done a good job on that. i don't understand something keith boykin said. i was looking at the gallup poll. it's true romney's likeability or whatever is low. i don't get that and i'm being serious. i have interviewed him four, five times. i have had a chance to talk with him, visit with him. i find him to be a fine person, a likeable person and a hard-working person. why do the numbers show otherwise? what

but taking some of those voters away from barack obama can make a large difference in florida. and i think in general he wants to be over there saying, look, i'm the guy who doesn't want daylight between israel and america. a lot of americans respond to that not just jewish voters. >> bill: you concur with that? is that why he did it, juan, that jewish votes in florida might be turned to his favor and it will be real close down there? >> juan: here is what the numbers show more than 66% of jewish voters are with obama right now. >> down double digits though. >> if you are looking into florida, mary katharine makes a rational point. it's a swing state. could make a slight difference. i think what he is doing here is just trying to play up the idea to a larger electorate. especially swing voters. people who are evangelical, strong supporters of israel that he is stands behind israel 100%. no matter what. but i think most people know america doesn't want world war iii. we are getting out of iraq. we are getting out of afghanistan. we don't need more war. and the idea that you woul

would you rather sit next to mitt romney or barack obama? it was overwhelmingly barack obama. that is not the question of this election. who will do a better job to move this country? >> 100 days to sway the undecided. the conversations with voters showing how little the daily media circus actually it moves its intended target. many voters know that he is not obama. >> it is a marathon. i do not think his religion is a central problem. i think the bigger problem from his inability to connect and understand people. he was asked about his wife's a hobby of the horse dressage. that is a politician's answer. he does not relate to people as a percent, or a human. . he is leading on that question by double digits. one of the things that has been quite striking -- this is going to be an extremely close election until the very end. if you go back to may, when the president really launched into his general election campaign, the race was a barack obama leading by 2 points. if you look at favorable or unfavorable, it is 2-1-and has been there for the last two months. all of those compon

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fire barack obama and hire mitt romney. that's the best stimulus plan for this country. >> take friday's job figure, for example. you can go back two years ago and the job figure was better. the president said we're turning it around. you know, clearly what they're doing is not working. >> and it is another kick in the gut. >> okay. so look, of course the jobs numbers could be better. they can always be better. the president is going to say at least the numbers are going up instead of down. that's what he's going to say. but no one, republican or democrat, should be gloating over how bad things are. instead of gloating and putting all that energy into a futile obamacare repeal procedure, why don't you put together a jobs bill? that's a novel idea. or work on the one the president has authored and is purposely being held up until after the election. we know what you're doing, guys. you're sitting on your hands amongst other body parts playing politics while the people who sent you to washington suffer. remember, there are mo

donald trump at first said he couldn't find anyone who knew barack obama. i found plenty of people who knew him in kinder garden and every great after. >> you wrote this weekend in your op ed piece, what drives them? some can be given to the idealogical divide and some of how it spreads virally to the millions of like-minded people, and some arises out of the fears of democratic changes in the country and out of racism. i think there is a pattern here. we looked at the polling on this. it shows an idealogical precdns against him the further right you go. first of all, a new look alt the pew poll. it shows less than half americans. 49% say he correctly is who he says he is, a christian. 17% say he's a muslim, nearly a third say they don't know what religion he is. if you break that down by party and ideology, that's where it's fascinating. of the conservative republicans, 34% say he's a muslim, then further to the left, republicans, 30%, independents, 16%, democrats, only 8%. the further left you know, the less people put faith in the crazy conspiracy theori

but that's barack obama. he also attacked hillary clinton with false ads. >> shame on you, barack obama. >> there's lot more recent footage from the gop side where they're all sniping at each other. is that effective to dust off hillary from four years ago? >> i don't think hillary is a big critic of barack obama these days. you have newt gingrich calling mitt romney a liar just a couple months ago. you could dust off miles of footage of john mccain saying some things about mitt romney from the 2008 campaign. this is the one thing i don't understand about the romney strategy and the super pacs on his side. barack obama i don't think got the memo. he's been president for three and a half years now. americans will and can judge him on what he's done as president. no one's going to look at what he did or didn't do in 2008 and what was said or not said about him that far back. it's kind of idiotic. >> i think it's also a reflection of her strong numbers. that's why they're using it. thank you. we appreciate it. >