i didn't hear obama mr. civility come out and con te dem it it. >> he did, he said it was backward looking comments made by father pfleger. >> sean: that's his buddy. >> here is what we're missing. my grandmother was a white woman and she said we judge a man alone not by his words, but his action. father pfleger brought gang members in chicago-- >> lot of good he's doing now. >> he's got 20 guys right now going through job readiness programs and guys going through-- >> and hang on a second. i've got your point. and that makes it okay to hang out with farrakhan and reverend wright and makes everything good? >> and this guy is making chicago favre for people who are trying to get by is much more important. >> if he has-- if this is the same thing he said about whites and hillary clinton and said it about blacks, he would have been drummed out. >> sean: i agree with you. >> and oh, don't judge him by his words, none of that would come into play. if we truly don't know who he is why was he picked to do it. nobod

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inmates there have been cleared of any wrongdoing nonetheless they languish what does get most say about obama's integrity and what does get more say about america's commitment to justice and due process. to cross-talk the hunger strike in guantanamo bay i'm joined by thomas wilner in washington he is head of the international trade and investment practice that she remained in sterling also in washington we have charles stimson he is the chief of staff and senior legal fellow at the heritage foundation and in nashville we crossed him. he's an assistant professor of law at vanderbilt law school or a german cross-talk rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want to thomas can you talk us through why did the hunger strike started getting and what's going on there at this moment with the hunger strike started because of some change in conditions actually the people running that camp changed and they changed some of the conditions a lot of the detainees felt that their coronas were being mishandled and they asked to give up the koran and when that didn't happen some went on strike no

breaking for obama. that's the coalition of the ascendant. there was a column from ron brownstein in the "national journal" that said the budget obama unveiled this week actually fits perfectly with the demands of that coalition because we can talk about chain cpi and restraining the entitlement programs, the safety net programs a little, but his point is think generationally. you're talking about restraining spending on programs that benefit the elderly, social security and medicare, and also there's pre-k, universal pre-k, college aid in there, infrastructure bank there. it's about sort of a generational shift in priorities. he's saying it's responding to that coalition. congressman -- couple people shaking their heads. >> thank you, because it's a conservative talking point that they are in conflict, that we're spending too much on the old people and not enough on the young. the fact you're spending more on old people because there are more of them, but we're spending less as a percentage of our budge

but with regard to obama's visit to israel, we all know what a great speaker obama is. and if he could sway a country, twice, he could sway another country to like him. >> although i think the last meeting was more friendly. >> as i say, he is a great speaker. and no matter what he says -- [inaudible] >> i think with respect to obama, his statements about the settlement i think certainly his prediction with respect to the future is something we have to listen to. because people don't seem to realize that the settlements do not change. within 20 years the jews will be a minority in israel, and that is, that would be catastrophic to make israel an apartheid state. so i think at all cost there must be some kind of settlement that will prevent the jews becoming a minority there within 20 years. >> right. i agree. spent i know there's a lot of good discussion that right now as dimwitted a lot of people and food. i think we kind of have to call it now and talk more afterwards on your own. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you very much. .. >> you know, when

one of the most controversial aspects of obama's presidency has been his escalation of drone warfare cross the muslim world it's a practice that will cement obama for ever as a war president which is perhaps why it's so astonishing that this is the same man who also won the highest accolade for peace in the world yep it's been almost four years since barack hussein obama won a coveted nobel peace prize but let's make one thing clear obama wasn't the first controversial recipient there's been countless others starting with the very founder of the prize itself mr alford nobel the man who created dynamite nobel actually believed that his contribution to accelerate in the act of death would lead to world peace this kind of oxymoronic thinking is rooted in the foundation of this prize and it's played out with some of the most powerful figures in history let's start with president woodrow wilson the man who got the u.s. into world war one resulted in the deaths of almost one hundred seventeen thousand u.s. servicemen he's also responsible for ushering in the spin out. act yes the same arch

honesty about obama care is not popular. en they explain how it caused prices to they get savaged by left wing actvist and compani like hobby lobby opt out ofhe procedes moral inple. they a sue fined milli of dollars. we'll give you honest and truthsful answers about obama care in the huckabee special. i am worried, maybe you wonder amip actually worried at all that i will be a target of the left? nah? i am. we'll nind out how honest and truthful the president was when he toweled things like -- told you things like this. >> the only thing is that your healthcare will cost less. if you like your doctor you will keep your doctor period. if is a costs that will not, i repeat will not add to our deficits. >> mike: right. lauch laugh --ny matter your age or income lemp. obama will impact your, budgetnd your healthcare. let me put it this way, you probably can't afford obama care. but you for sure can't afford to miss tonight's special eof huckabee. [ applause ] >> let me introduce you to the panel. this is tennessee congressman w

obama inviting her, some have agendas, like sharon stone. she's hardcore, there for the creative coalition. going back to dean's point, last time conan hosted was 1995, clinton was in office, oklahoma bombings just happened, so it had a different tone. tonigh president obama, boston just happened, but this is his fifth correspondents' dinner, he is going to come hard hitting. >> this is the last one? >> he can't run for office again. he has nothing to lose. >> i want to play sound from ronald reagan, the great commator. this is him in one of his appearances at the white house correspondents' dinner, we will talk about it on the other side. >> they said they're preparing me for a press conference was like re-inventing the wheel. that's not true. i was around when the wheel was invented and it wassier seen obama, we've seen bush, clinton, now reagan. who in your opinion so far based on the presidents you have seen at the dinners, who has been the funniest? >> i really think obama brought the house down in ways that others haven't. clinton was

premiums under obama care are about to sky rocket. coming up next, will you be able to afford the afortedable care act? stay with us. so...how'd it go? well, dad, i spent my childhood living with monks learning the art of dealmaking. you've mastered monkey-style kung fu? no. priceline is different now. you don't even have to bid. master hahn taught you all that? oh, and he says to say (translated from cantonese) "you still owe him five bucks." your accent needs a little work. for president and promise tod cut insurance premiums for families by $2500. not only are premiums not going down. health insurance companies are warning for premiumings for some are doubling under obama care. back to our 59le. congresswoman, we were given the promise of $2500 reduction and more people in the system. where the big disconnect here? >> the difference much what you say and do. you will pay more and get less. insurance premiums have gone up $3000 per family since the law was passed. they are up 40 percent and going to see another 40 percent next year.

slobbering obama care. along liberal lines. president obama is a liberal. most of the preg press is liberals. they like him. there is no skepticism anymore, bernie, about the failure of certain policies. it's like okay, so what? so what? so what the economy remains -- so what afghanistan is going down the drain and we have that in a couple of minutes? so what? that's what -- >> right. a couple of points on that. you mentioned in the lead-in to this segment that they like him. you are absolutely right. and never underestimate the power of likability in any facet of life. they have a lot invested in him. when i wrote that book a slobbering love affair, i interviewed a network news correspondent who said don't expect the press to go after nelson mandela. and i said what does nelson mandela have to do with this? they said a lot of journalists see barack obama as nelson mandela. is he a hero. is he a historic figure. they didn't simply want to be eyewitnesses to history. they wanted to help define history. and they have so much invested in him they won't be scep

i can't understand this bear hug with president obama. obama was just doing his job. he had to write that check. he should be thanking the taxpayer and not president obama. >> what do you expect them to do six months later to not say he was doing a good job. christie was under a lot of pressure. he had millions of people who were out of power and people were dying. obama and fema can give them credit for that. it is not only a smart thing to do, but when you ask you can get it. >> should chris christie expect president obama's endorsement for the upcoming election in new jersey? >> i don't think he should expect it nor does he need it. he was one of the most popular politicians in america. i don't think it is drooling. he said he has made every promise he made. he didn't say he has gone over and beyond. i thought christie at the bush library asked how things are coming along in some of the beach towns in particular and he said it is slow sometimes with the beurocracy especially for fema. even if the head of fema says let's get this done. the beurocracy can't get out o

that were they'd probably say no obama ended the wars here on the troops but your book and film dirty wars clearly show that that is very far from the truth to talk about the concept of dirty wars and how expansive the shadow war program is across the world are part of the reason why i call the dirty wars is because the obama administration has really tried to give the impression that it's waging a clean war and of course there's no such thing as a clean war but also this idea that the only people are being that are being killed are members of al qaeda or terrorists that want to do harm to the united states and that the drone strikes are surgical and clean and that the number of civilians killed is actually very small but the other reason i call the dirty wars is because i feel like we're moving back to an era like the one nine hundred eighty s. when the u.s. was fueling all of these dirty wars in central america in nicaragua honduras el salvador and elsewhere i mean the under the obama administration we have kind of full spectrum covert war you have the drone strikes continuation of

at the bush administration and of course as you point out tom in the obama administration and i will give you this point the obama administration had a smaller group of people to look at and what they also did is they decided to up the risk quotient that they're willing to take and that's part of the reason that eighty six were cleared for transfer that doesn't mean they were innocent no one even the obama ministration didn't say they're in it what you say is if they're going to you with us or transfer thomas go ahead before we go to the break so but they cleared every they've been cleared. charles they've been cleared yeah just like you go to make sure that you hunger something very serious going on here something absurd is going on here many have gone back something or started on many have gone back to recidivate activity no no wait a second no wait a second you think and many of them are certain many of the people you know wait no no you say that i'm saying something absurd i don't even understand it i'm not saying they're unique population i'm not saying are you saying all of the

the letter addressed to president obama received. so obviously very close in time, and because of that, because of that proximity in time, it certainly raises the question of whether these might be connected, although we certainly don't know at this point, carol. >>> brianna and dana, we'll come back to you. a letter addressed to president obama laced with an unknown substance was stopped at an off site facility. as you know senator quicker of mississippi received a letter yesterday that supposedly, maybe, investigators say may be laced with ricin. we'll have more on that and more. and also new developments in boston. investigators found the entire lid of a pressure tooker on the rooftop of a building in boston. ♪ [ male announcer ] just when you thought you had experienced performance a new ride comes along and changes everything. the 2013 lexus gs. this is the pursuit of perfection. redesigned site has this new score planner tool with these cool sliders. this one lets us know what happens if we get new credit cards. oh. this one

>> president obama. i think he agrees with the statement. >> i don't think he has the courage to say it. >> maybe he wouldn't say it in public, but he would agree with you. >> had this worked. >> i think the alternative is to say, what he could have said to the students is, what we will not tolerate is anyone who uses violence against invent people to achieve political goals. >> but he didn't say it. >> but i'm saying he could have said that. >> contrast this to when he went to cairo, and, i will end torture. we didn't use torture. we waterboarded three people who, by the way, gave us the intelligence to get bin laden. he's willing to take on america and call america, quote, in his view mistakes, i disagree for what it is, but he can't identify terrorism for what it is, which tells me i think these radical jihadist view him as weak, as a classic appeaser in that sense. >> his approach is appeasement. his approach is soft. that invites the criticism that you are weak and that opens up the door to our enem

president obama on defense on the economy. the national lead, a federal judge rules that girls of every age can get the morning after pill and the only person who will know about it is the cashier at walgreens. the politics lead, if you said it you might find yourself in the human resources complaint department. president obama now apologizing to this state attorney general. we'll tell you why. >>> we begin today with the money lead. the bell ringing on wall street ending the week on a sour note after a dismal jobs report dragged the dow to a loss. nearly 500,000 people gave up looking for jobs last month. their exit from the work force had the deceptive effect of dropping the unemployment rate to 7.6%. the economy only added 88,000 jobs in the month of march. not enough to keep up with population growth. our alison kosik is standing by at the new york stock exchange. alison, companies have money. why are companies not hiring? >> you know what this is about, jake? it's about uncertainty of what's coming, what's ahead. what we

which is like what i like to call it were obama got a look. ritually so that he would not have any lobbyists on his cabinet of course we know that that's not the keys let's go over just a few people. that we haven't talked about yet burwell yet so sylvia burwell is still waiting to join the cabinet she is the nominee for the office of management and the budget which means essentially she's in charge of allocating all of the money in our government which is you know a pretty hefty task if you ask me so she was in government once before she was a deputy chief of staff under bill clinton's administration then she went on to join the bill and melinda gates foundation which is you know it's a charitable institution it's a charitable arm of the gates fortune but charities big business to see that charities have a lot of power the bill and melinda gates foundation is hugely involved in education in particular charter schools which means they certainly have a very specific take on what it means to be charitable and then she went to the wal-mart founda

picking the right actor to play obama, that was the challenge. i mean, who is obama really? we don't know. we never got his transcripts. and they say he's kind of aloof. so i needed someone who could dive in and really become barack obama. and as it turns out, the answer was right in front of me all along. daniel day-lewis. he becomes his characters. hawkeye from "last of the mthe " lincoln in "lincoln". >> was it hard playing obama? i'll be honest it was. it took awhile. hello, ohio. hello, ohio. how have you been? look. look. let me be clear about this. you wouldn't believe how long it takes to put these ears on in the morning. >> once we had daniel to play obama, we had to get the rest of the team. i think we've got pretty terrific performances. >> working with a legend like daniel is intimidating. but he makes everybody better. without him i never could have played joe biden. hi, i'm joe biden. >> the hardest part? trying to understand his motivations. why did he pursue health care first? what makes him tick? why doesn't he get mad? if i were him i'd be mad all the time.

president obama, i thought captured. i thought he did an excellent job of -- of honoring president bush. you know, some of the other speeches, president carter and clinton, personalized it and brought themselves into it. what made president obama stand out is that he really did sort of -- 90 percent of the remarks -- >> i talked to one correspondent, he said he was really struck by president obama's graciousness, that he went beyond. >> they didn't have a low bar. >> he praised president bush not just a man, but as a leader, too. and he saluted him on the very issues that george and laura bush want him to be remembered for. aids in africa, response after 9/11. education reform. the compassionate conservative. >> so all the liberal things. >> he does -- all of this hammering going on inside the republican party, and the way i've been thinking about this day and bush and his legacy. and look, there is iraq, he will never escape iraq. >> not mentioned. >> he will never escape it. lbj will never escape vietnam, and bush will

since obama care was passed. so millions of small business owners like me and large corporations as well are not hiring as many people because healthcare expenses are rising so quickly. it's that simple. hiring is stunted because of federal healthcare mandates. are we all getting this? now some specifics. writing in "time" magazine joe klein scolding the obama administration for not setting up promised health insurance exchanges for small businesses. in fact, 33 states can't meet obama care flirmts that area. the result? chaos. here is something even worse. the factor has learned that the health and human services agency may order the states to hire hundreds of thousands of so-called obama care navigators at salaries could average more than $60,000 a year. in california alone. 21,000 navigators are estimated to be needed. what do these people do? well, they simply advise other americans about how to deal with the outrageously complicated obama care law. according to the "the washington post," some of these naviga

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president obama used that today. let's listen to this. >> i've heard nicole talk about what her life has been like since dillon was taken from her in december. one thing she said struck me. she said every night i beg for him to come to me in my dreams so that i can see him again. and during the day i just focus on what i need to do to honor him and make change. now, if nicole can summon the courage to do that, how can the rest of us do any less? >> how do you stay in touch with the child that you lost? >> you know, i dream about him all the time and we talk and he and i talk, when i take my walks, i just feel him. if i ask him to be present, he is. and i know he'll always be there. and i have faith, too. i have faith that he is. >> krystal, not easy for these parents to do what they did on "60 minutes." they're strongly behind the president on this. >> absolutely. just incredibly courageous to be willing to grieve publicly and put themselves out there in the public sphere in this way. and i just have to think not to

joe biden has been a good soldier to president obama. he's the true inheriter of the obama legacy. he negotiated a lot of deals that obama gets credit for. >> it should be clinton-biden. >> he can be vice president again? >> i think he could run for vice president. i don't think it's in the constitution he can't. can you imagine being vice president for 16 years, every two years you get to swear in all the senators and their families. "saturday night live" will be in business forever. >> somebody said being vice president isn't worth a warm bucket of spit. >> i think we just condemned joe biden to a fate worse than death. i'm team biden, go biden. thank you so much michael jay, ranna and jimmy. i'll see you tomorrow when i'm joined by my panel and until then you can follow "now" on twitter. "andrea mitchell reports" is next. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just

whites make 600% more under president obama. putting blacks at a disadvantage and the president still ignores the economy. >> i don't think he ignores the economy. big thing that has to be done, we are approaching a debt ceiling and budget. its budget. if he can get some kind of agreement on a budget deal and get a tax reform as part of that deal, there will be added revenue and he can have spending so he can promote jobs fleismt the republicans will not allow any spending. >> what the democrats in the senate. >> they will pass his budget. republican obstructionism. >> dana: if you took anything away from the press conference, it was the republicans blocked everything i tried to do. instead of tried to persuade us as why should gitmo terrorists these coming to american. on obamacare, last week every quote that was negative about obamacare came from democrats, not republicans. yet the republicans continue to get all the blame. >> when president obama was a kid and didn't do his homework, do you think he blamed john boehner. >> da

picking the right actor to play obama, that was a challenge. who is obama? we never got his transcripts and they say he's kind of aloof. we needed someone to dive in and be barack obama. as it turns out the answer was right in front of me all along, daniel day-lewis, becomes the characters, hawkky from last of the mohicans and you know what, he nailed it. >> was it hard playing obama. >> yeah, it accent took away. >> hello ohio. >> look, let me be clear about this -- >> you wouldn't believe how long it takes to put these ears on. once we had daniel to play obama, we had to cast of rest of his team and i think we have terrific performances. >> working with daniel is intimidating, he makes everyone better. without him i never could have played joe biden, literally. >> the hardest part, trying to understand the motivations, why didn't he pursue health care first? what makes him tick? why doesn't he get mad. if i were him i would be mad all the -- >> all right, we're having some technical problems from our feed there enside the ball room at the washington hilton

congress because basically obama needs a cooperation with russia can is a cooperation on korea it is a collaboration on iran on so many other regional and global issues now conies corporation if he wants to make progress in the cuts. nuclear armaments and so on but by having signed this law is like shooting oneself in the leg so i don't really see the rational for this from the point of view of obama administration which claims to be an administration that is paying attention to multilateralism to international partnerships well i can say that by having enlarged the list the obama administration is definitely narrowing very much of the of possibilities for such a partnership was russia. turning to some of the day's other top stories israel under scrutiny from human rights groups over the alleged mistreatment of palestinian youngsters in custody issues been brought to the fore offer a palestinian american teenager claimed he was abused during an interrogation fourteen year old mohammad holic spent already more than a week in a military jail accused of throwing stones at i.d.f. troops

>> look, narrative by obama administration by itself, is ry telling. telling us that they don't want to intervene at this point in time. in any form or shape that would crumble that regime. for example they say a degree of varying confince. they know this is the use of the weapon, defensive judgment is there the not there yet. and likely originated from the regime, when you have such a language, not really clarifying that regime is responsible in terms of using that evidence, we don't know whether the evidence is coming from. still that obama administration will have to bring the case to congress, security cnt, how odd in 2003 we had a similar situation, and obama administration at the time of the critical of it, it is not a clear pture of what is happening in syria. lou: this language, and these calls for action on the part of senators mccain, worker, graham, they their seems to be amonths a few senators, a blood luft of some sort as they call for u.s. reaction it is a peculiar most because, this administration, has confused intelligence with its dete

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records show the obama campaign turned in 534 signatures. prosecutors allege that as many as 90 names were forged. >>> a second grade teacher who was suspended for bringing weapons to class has filed a lawsuit against the chicago school system because the weapons were common household tools. douglas bartlet brought wrenches, skew drivers, pliers, a pocket knife and box cutter for the lesson, which is, he says, part of the curriculum mandated by the school system. he says he wanted to show the students the proper use for the tools and make the lesson something students would remember. he says the prohibition on weapons applies to students and stored the tools out of the reach of the children. >>> finally, the woman whose preferred mode of transportation cost 425 taxpayer dollars per trip. a charleston, south carolina tv station reports 51-year-old audrey ferguson repeatedly called for an ambulance, apparently so she could get a ride downtown. ems officials say she called 911 at least 100 times in the last seven years to get a ride to the hosp

president obama's budget would make it 744 billion. means 128 billion-dollar difference doing the math. as for spending cuts. the president says he will cut 1.2 trillion over the next 10 years. by adjusting medicare and social security payments. also, the president wants to raise close to 600 billion in new taxes, again, focusing on the affluent. joining us now from washington to analyze. republican kate obenshain kirsten powers also a fox news analyst. this sin harntly boring which is why most americans don't understand what is going on. we have the biggest spending president in history continuing to say, look, i like it this way. i like to spend, spend, spend. and i don't care if i'm out running the congressional budget office projections i'm going to do what i want to do and that's too bad. isn't that right kirsten? isn't that exactly what he is doing? that's it. >> no. that's not what he is doing. >> bill: no? no? no? >> you are subscribing a motive. you are correct is he spending money. i don't think he loves to spend, spend, spen

see, it is not obama care. you cancer patients are being turned away from treatment because of the sequester. because of the republicans. the republicans had nothing to do with denying cancer are patients treatment. the republicao the sequester. it was a barack obama idea. >> greta: first tonight the federal government planning to hire thousands of navigators. and no, not the lincoln suvs but you more hugh you mans for the fed -- humans for the federal payroll. because obama care is so confusing that people can't figure it out on their own. and get this, the state of california is asking for 2,000 navigators, the human kind that could cost taxpayers up to $2 billion and that is just for one state for one year. pat buchanan joins us. we need navigators. >> this is astounding. nancy pelosi was right. we had to pass it before we he could find out what was in it. if there is 21,000 of these navigators for california that translates nationally into 140,000 of these navigators helping people decide which program to t

obama has increased spending in four years by a trillion dollars. now, he's doing that because he wants it pay for infrastructure, high speed rail, electric cars, even as the industry is going bankrupt and to do that he's going to have to raise taxes. am i for gridlock? i say so. >> kim, there's talk that this budget is a compromise. is it? >> this is not a compromise. it was certainly the white house wanted that to be the argument, but think of it rather as an fig leaf or a diversion away from what dan was just talking about, a budget that's exactly the same that we've seen from this administration for the past four years and that's why there will be gridlock. while you had this one little item in there, like an unchained cpi or the way that you calculate cost of living ajudgments, something that the republicans talked about and the president put that out, this is just a tiny item in the budgets and the problem the reason you're not likely to see this grand deal that the press has been excite abouted about this week. the white house wants vastly mo

president obama is now on record saying there is a red line here. and the evidence may be discussed and is going to be analyzed as to whether they've crossed that red line. but now president obama is getting closer to facing the very difficult choice of how the u.s. can and should influence the end game in syria. and so i think that's what's immediately pressing here. and yes, the parallels are quite striking. but the lessons of iraq are going to be playing out here in the very moments that we digest all of this. as lawmakers and the administration go through this information. >> there will be two key players here, chris, russia and china. and you involve the u.n., that's one thing. they've been the ones, particularly russia, preventing a full-fledged international push to get rid of assad. does, can the united states bring enough evidence, because i've also talked to someone who said it's a nuxtd investigation, or if we find an even harder evidence, can this evidence convince putin give it up. stop, it's time to get rid of your ally here in assad,

igual, el senado se negó a cambiar leyes para las armas de fuego, el presidente barack obama dice que es una vergüenza que los senadores se opongan a algo que quiere el 90% de la gente. >>> no hay arrestados después de la tragedia de la maratón de boston. >>>e nvian a la casa blanca una carta con veneno, pero el presidente nunca abrió esa carta. >>> y el tribunal supremo de venezuela se niega al reconteo de votgos y la policía arresta a decdenas, comenzamos ♪. >>> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas >>> muy buenas tardes, no bastaron las masacres y tampoco las emotivas reacciones de familiares de víctimas, el senado reprobó un proyecto de ley para la compra de armas de asalto, la medida era modesta pero aún así los senadores republicanos votaron en contra, junto con 4 demócratas, desde washington vilma tarazona tiene la información. >>> ni las recurrentes masacres ni los ruegos de los padres que perdieron sus hijos en la escuela primaria sandy hook, ni tampoco la campaña del presidente barack obama, impidieron que el senado no aprobara

is that war they'd probably say no obama ended the war as he drew down the troops but your book and film dirty wars clearly show that that is very far from the truth to talk about the concept of dirty wars and how expansive the shadow war program is across the world are part of the reason why i call the dirty wars is because the obama administration has really tried to give the impression that it's waging a clean war and of course there's no such thing as a clean war but also this idea that the only people are being that are being killed are members of al qaeda or terrorists that want to do harm to the united states and that the drone strikes are surgical and clean and that the number of civilians killed is actually very small but the other reason i call the dirty wars is because i feel like we're moving back to an era like the one nine hundred eighty s. when the u.s. was fueling all of these dirty wars in central america in nicaragua honduras el salvador and elsewhere i mean the under the obama administration we have kind of full spectrum covert war you have the drone strikes continuati

a nice academic discussion we're beyond that this is a matter of simple justice four years ago obama said he'd close to space he instituted a presidential task force to look at each of the people down there eighty six of those remaining eighty six of the hundred sixty six there were cleared they were cleared they say there are no security threat what's happening in our democracy is people on one side of the aisle played to fear and said don't let anyone out even though these people record and so they impose rules that restricted the transfer of everyone obama has the power to overcome that by making a waiver these are people who are cleared there's no political will to do this this isn't just we could study it all we want i've got clients who have been there for of levon years who are innocent people who've never seen their children they should be released and obama should get the gumption to do it and leaders out of this b.j. got a great stain on the united states but i don't think this is complicated thomas i think this is a lot more complicated than the way the thomas makes me now

obama routinely calls accomplished men good-looking. it's mainly a verbal tic. does it make it okay? >> is it okay? this dish doesn't go out and seek unwanted complements from women in the workplace, do they? it's not presidential to go around and start distributing kmim compliments to people, and i'm sure the people who get them don't really want that attention. not that obama apologized for his comments, because he stands by that. she is hot. i mean, she not only has a brain, but she's hot, too, come on. but he apologizes for the public overreacting to what he said. >> yeah, it's a double-layered apology. i'm really good at those. diane, should obama be impeached or at least deported to kenya since clearly he sees women as sex objects that should be objectified as sex objects? >> actually, i think the outrage is ridiculous. he purposely went out of his way to mention she's brilliant, she's dedicated, she's tough, she's fair. and also, by the way -- he made her looks an afterthought, and it's the critics that made it the focus. they're the ones undermining her

it is now president obama's presidency. those attacks don't hold as much weight. >> chris: you know, bill, the dedication of the library, of course, comes just after, as brit pointed out, the biggest attack on the hom homeland since 9/11. does that change the view on president obama, that after 9/11, he kept the country safe? >> yeah, i think i could. i didn't know iraq hadn't been mentioned. it should have been mentioned. it was a courageous act against public opinion, against what would probably be perceived as his own and his party's political interest, bitterly attacked by the democrats in congress, sustained it when people thought he couldn't, it was the right thing to do, and it unequivocally worked. when he left office in 2008, iraq was stable and safe. if he followed the democrats' opinion in iraq would be syria today, even worse, and consequences would have been catastrophic. afghanistan was that a controversial war? did i miss the democrats' efforts from 2001 to 2008 to get us out of afghanistan? we can rewrite hi