but president obama. lou: castro in addition to absolving president obama of blame, even adding he read his books, the president did not waste time straightening outcast -- castro's version of his reality. can you feel the excitement building? the suspend building? mr. castro not in danger of losing his job as president obama insisted to the surprise of many he is quote not in the business of regime change. turns out that the obama doctrine is about proximity strong arm dictators president's targets for regime change in libya, egypt and syria but not a problem in the western hemisphere in particular. an island in the gulf. embattled democratic senator bob menendez had a problem with the conflict slams the obama fawning overtures as wrong headed. >> i think that president has a misguided calculation that if you open your hands to dictators they will unclench fist, raul castro may have said nice things about president obama, at the same time last month we had 600 arrests of innocent people inside of cuba. w

obama: you sure? ok. >> hold on to that. obama: i think it came out. it is too loose. >> then you can look at the backup. we can put this one on. obama: i can get a sense that this will work. what is amazing is the fact that you can save so much money compared to what the current vcost is. >> it is less than 1% of current cost. we were researching attachments for the wheelchairs. we realize that those would require a completely new wheelchair to go up and down stairs. what we ended up doing was make attachments for it a accessible for everyone. obama: excellent. let's take a picture. both juniors? the junior years are busy. very proud of you. congratulations. how are you, sir? good to see you. what do we have? >> latency passwords. authenticating passwords. obama: a unique way of typing. >> the basis of my project was just to improve the strength of passwords. the goal was to improve the security of passwords by adding a secondary form of office editio -- authentication. i wanted to make something not hard to use or cumbersome to implement. the program

que esa reuniÓn entre obama y el gobernante cubano raÚl castro. no durÓ tanto como para hablar del fin del rompimiento entre cuba y ee.uu. pero los 12 minutos 30 segundos del encuentro obama_castro fueron suficientes para marcar un hito histÓrico en la relaciÓn de ambos paÍses. presidente obama: desde luego seguirÁ habiendo diferencias profundas y significativas en nuestros gobiernos. presidente castro: se hace como acaba de decir el presidente obama con respecto. fÉlix: en el centro de convenciones de atlanta con el el logo de la cumbre y con cuatro asesores como testigos crearon una imagen de la que se hablarÁ por dÉcadas. presidente obama: a medida que haya mÁs intercambios a nivel comerciales creo Íntimamente que habrÁ un contacto mÁs directo, mayor conexiÓn entre los pueblos. presidente castro: no hay que hacerse ilusiÓn, tenemos muchas diferencias. fÉlix: ni el nuevo ambiente rompiÓ la desconfianza de raÚl castro, quien le pedÍa constantemente a su traductora personal la confirmaciÓn de todo lo que decÍa en espaÑol la in

obama-style candidate waiting out there. martin o'malley, the maryland governor is looking at it. i have spoken to him. jim web the former senator, nobody camse s comes to the table with what she has today, but other polls say -- they sharply agree with it, which is they don't want to see a coronation or a lack of a primary. they think it will make the eventual winner of the process stronger as we saw in the obama/clinton primaries in 2007 and 2008 that obama emerged stronger in that fight with hillary clinton. there is nobody on the stage today that looks like they could take her out but again in 2007 one might have said the same thing. i think the other thing is what about her relationship with president obama, he all but endorsed her. he has vice president joe biden looking at this. no senior in the democratic party really thinks the senior vice president will end up getting in. but barack obama saying we're friends i think she will make a great president. obviously that can cut both ways and what i find interesting, she

president obama: are you in college now? >> yes. i love it. president obama: this is fantastic. the notion that you take your own experience and you are able to apply it. what a powerful story that is and inspiring for other people who are suffering from this disease. >> i figure is always good to take a bad experience and use it to do something. it makes a lot better. president obama: i'm really proud of you. let's get a good picture. thank you. hi, how are you? what he working on echo where you from? >> i'm from arizona. president obama: are you in college or nicely? >> a high school senior. president obama: what have we got here? what are we working on? >> jug development. it currently takes $5 billion to bring a single drug to the market, which is really problematic when you are trying to develop drugs for a ebola. i used -- to allow a computer to automatically find drugs. my algorithm found an inhibitor . i was able to find for new inhibitors using my algorithm. they have been validated in the labs. president obama: was the constant behind the -- what is the concept behind

the obama story then momentarily aligned with evangelical politics, clearly obama saw this conversion is critical to his ambitions and i think this is interesting because a bit of irony or something here in that obama in my estimation was in many ways first -- the first successful candidate whose background gave him the option of operating holy outside and evangelical framework. kennedy famously fell obligated to assuage the fears of white southern protestants and obama made a conscious skin is in to engage evangelicals. a key moment came when he spoke at the 2006 gathering of the renewal, and activist network associated with the evangelical left. obama frames it is both a strategic proposition to secular progressives and a challenge to step up their game. obama chided liberals including himself because, if we don't reach out to evangelical christians and other american to tell them what we stand or then the jerry falwell's and the alan keyes will continue to hold sway. obama had defeated alan keyes in the senate election. still obama's confessional liberalism was on display, he did n

the flight of african american voters for obama really did not occur, with obama receiving more than 90% of the african-american vote. let draw this to a close. what are we to make of these two issues abortion and same-sex marriage? despite the visibility of black conservatives during obama's presidency, the manner in which these block of service raise these issues -- black conservatives working with white organizations were able to amplify the voices. white antiabortion issues benefited from black conservative faces to further their cause. the case for same-sex marriage however, did not fare as well -- with increasing number of states improving same-sex and african-americans slowly becoming more accepting of same-sex marriage. are black conservatives simply tools of the larger way conservative organizations? perhaps they are. perhaps not. but it is clear for the leadership and abortion and same-sex, charismatic leaders who play value voters, essential marriage, and white marches bond like-minded people of all ethnicities. for black conservatives crossing over to vote republican or b

president obama indicates that he'll sign it. >> teachers behind bars. it's like the sickest thing that happened. >> an atlanta judge sentences nine out of 10 former educators over a cheating scandal. >> three. two. one. lift off >>> success and failure for the latest spacex mission to the international space station. >>> gening i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera. the u.s. took a big step today on the road to resuming diplomatic ties with cuba. president obama informed congress he'll take u.s. off the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism. mike viqueira has more from the white house. >> the move was expected and will have real world consequences. cuba and america open for business with each other. it could have come saturday. many expected it when president obama was in panama for the summit of the americas and he received a recommendation that cuba be delisted from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, where it resided since 1982. it's part of president obama's announcement that he wanted to work towards normalization. this will have real world c

obama: what we have here? >> we have a revolutionary light source using company oxide to -- carbon dioxide to generate energy. the developing energy crisis and the pollution not the atmosphere. i tried to think how i could combine these two. so i have a battery that uses carbon dioxide. my first test involves testing carbon dioxide. as you increase the contraception -- concentration and improves the output. they significantly outperform the other batteries. obama: why is that? >> carbon dioxide with water is called carbonic acid. the more carbon dioxide you put into a solution or water, the more carbonate ions and bicarbonate ions form, so it is better conducted. the potential increases. if you can increase the carbon dioxide in small concentration for you can significantly increase the voltage. i also wondered what i could implement, to make this environment fully friendly. i thought about recyclable materials. we would fulfill one of the biggest economic theory that history, which is money flows between cons

the obamas exist in a world where there is social media. it is the first administration to really utilize twitter facebook, instagram, vin interest -- vine pinterest. so she traveled with a youtube celebrity who asked her questions from twitter. she did not sit down with traditional reporters. the way her staff would explain it is she has a certain amount of time to do communications, and she wants to meet people where they are. and if people are coming to her following her by the millions on twitter, able to see the photos that they put out on instagram then the power of being able to shape one's own image without the "filter" other traditional media is there in a way that it wasn't a before. i interviewed michelle obama and she is a great interview. frank answers to questions all the things he would imagine. it is not a lack of capability. there is a power in being able to exercise the ability to get on magazine covers, to be on late-night television to have daytime tv conversations that shape the conversation in a way that the white hous

to become the most popular obama? >> i think she was really struck at a certain moment early first term when she realized that what she was saying what she long had been thinking translated and people were listening to it and she's drawn enormous crowds in the political season, but also an enormous following in conversations with young women, for example. >> a level of credibility she brings. >> it is -- >> seems to be above politics. >> the word people use is authenticity. >> tough to be in this world, in

it's about president obama. because republicans will do everything and anything they can to make president obama's life more difficult. they said they would do that when he was elected and they've stuck with it. president obama's cabinet officials have been treated worse than any president in history. today's vote on loretta lynch marks the seventh cloture vote the republicans forced on a cabinet official during the obama administration. forcing cloture, that is terminating a filibuster is something that was rare in the entire history of this country. it was used only in most extreme circumstances. but once ms. lynch was confirmed, five sitting members of the president's cabinet will have been filibustered by senate republicans. put that in contrast, it rarely happened before. rarely. unlike today's senate republicans, democrats showed restraint in our disagreements with presidents over appointments. we showed great deference to his choice for president. by that i'm talking about george w. bush, the latest bush

what about obama himself? could you feel better about him, do you understand him better over the six years he's been in office? you've covered and interviewed him and written about him, has it been a journey for him, is he the same person he was? >> everyone changes and the presidency changes people. he's got to make some tough decisions but there is a view of him in the world that he's not the mad bomber. that he's not somebody looking for a fight. in fact, i think you can argue as people do that he sent the message too often, oh, i want diplomacy, i want drone strikes. i don't want these big ground wars. bless him, that's a good thing. who wants a big ground war? but there's the reality that the deterrent value of the u.s. military and being the sole superpower gives us incredible leverage, you know, just trying to scare the hell of people just because it's there. and obama in the sense has taken that of the table, or there's that perception, now it's changed in the last couple of weeks. >> are we a super po

en enfoque, se celebra en panamÁ una cumbre histÓrica, con un apretÓn de manos entre el presidente obama y el presidente raÚl castro se queda atrÁs siglos de separaciÓn. y en las calles todo terminÓ en golpiza. los venezolanos que viven en panamÁ reciben al presidente maduro a sonido de cacÉ lo rasos y maduro declara que quiere un futuro con estados unidos. el presidente santos da detalles de paz para colombia. y conozca los platillos favoritos del barrio casco viejo de panamÁ. >>> hola quÉ tal y gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo esto adem 12 ademÁs abr abril los saludoe panera primera vez que cuba es invitada a participar y por r primera vez el presidente obama se re u nÚne con el lÍder cuban raÚl castro, sÓlo 4 meses que anunciaron la reanudaciÓn de las relaciones diplomÁticas entre estados unidos. y cuba. ayer por la tarde el presidente obama luego de reunirse con raÚl castro oso tuvo u sostuvo una c de prensa hablÓ de esto y mucho mÁs. >>> ambos hemos concluido que podemos estar de acuerdo en desacuerdo sÍ llevamos esto con respeto y comunicaciÓn y o opi

and she came in third behind obama and john edwards. that kind of support from the president cut both ways and might help with democrats and fire up the republicans in a general election agains her because of her connection to his policies. >> republicans are also preparing for her announcement, right. >> and out with ads, a prebut theal to her sunday official announcement and saying there are a lot of unanswered examples about the e-mail and the server and more than 30000 e-mails deleted and don't forget the clinton foundation. there is controversy about the foreign governments pouring money in. and the chair of the iowa republican party said this about her running. >> hillary clinton is going to be here soon in iowa. better late than ever for your coronation. bottom line we are ready for hillary and ready to ask her questions with all due respect and they are serious questions. >> reporter: and he went on to say, questions about the e-mail controversy and other matters as well. anthe bottom line, that point about the coronation that's

he was going against barack obama. now barack obama is the president of he will be the president when the next president is inaugurated and he won't sit back and let a fellow km democrat attack him i don't think it will be hillary in the end, but having said that, i don't think hillary can afford to be joined at the hip with obama. >> richlard is is it not hillary in the end? >> the only place you hear that kind of talk is within the four corners of the fox news kind of viewer ship. there is nobody in the rest of the political world who thinks there is one chance in a million that barack obama will you beenunleash his attack dogs on her. he wants on continue the policies whether health care, opening opportunities for the brad swathe of the middle class. that's what he wants to maintain. raining owingeigningning in wall street. notion that he wants to facilitate to have a republican succeed him? i actually hope -- >> no -- >> everybody companies on this network says the same thing because that will get people thinking t

michelle obama. ["hail to the chief" playing] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem of japan followed by the national anthem of the united states. ♪ ♪ ["the star-spangled banner" playing] >> mr. prime minister, the honor guard. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ceremonial. >> mr. president, this concludes the honor. president obama: good morning. [speaking japanese] [applause] president obama: on behalf of the american people and michelle and myself, it is a great honor for me to welcome prime minister abe and mrs. abe of japan, one of america's closest allies in the world. [speaking japanese] president obama: across japan, over the coming days, our japanese friends are marking special holidays, honoring their history celebrating their constitution giving gratitude for nature's beauty and expressing their hopes for their children. now with this visit, it is a truly golden week. president obama: for michelle and myself, it is an opportunity to return our hospitality that shinzo, akia and the japanese

president obama and ayatollah khamenei challenge two of the pillars of argument that president obama is making to his own opposition chiefly the congress. first is the inspection. the white house says intrusive inspections can happen anywhere any time will go forward most likely by the i.a.e.a. but iran insist it will not happen at military sites. u.s. says yes, it will transparency and sudden intrusive inspections are essential. the second thing from president hassan rouhani and erica's piece is they are denying the sanctions will come off slowly. they want them off quickly instantaneously once a deal is signed. the white house insists they'll be taken off in step with the steps iran takes to comply with the agreement. president obama was travelling in jamaica for a regional summit and he was asked about it at a forum. here is how he responded. >> this is not done until it's done. the next next 2-3 months of negotiation are critical to make sure we emortalize an agreement giving us and the world confidence that iran in fact is not pursuing a nuclear weapon. >> >> reporter: now the p

president obama says he wants to write a new chapter in u.s. cuban relations while there's a lot to be written to finish the book if you will certainly this summit is a major step forward in putting the past in the past and moving towards a very different relationship in the future. >> well what are some of the big items still pending between two countries and does personal diplomacy like this twn the two between the two presidents really have a chance to breaking any log jams? >> my understanding is the two presidents will have a bilatter meeting tomorrow and i believe it's on president obama's agenda to remove cuba from the tomorrow list before that meeting takes place. the state department has given a report to obama recommending that cuba be removed from the state department list of terrorist states, that cuba does not fit the criteria to be on that list. this is a prerequisite, and for normal relations that's the first hurdle to clear and i believe that obstacle is going to be gone before the end of this weekend. then there's the issue of

[applause] president obama: thank you. [applause] president obama: good evening everybody. good evening. i could not be more thrilled to be here tonight. [applause] at the white house correspondents dinner. [laughter] it is a great graph, they are article i? -- great crowd, they are already laughing? chuck todd, love your brother. glad to see the cast members of "glee" are here. and jimmy kimmel, it is an honor man. [laughter] president obama: my fellow americans, we gather during an historic anniversary. lester at this time, in fact, on this very weekend, we finally delivered justice to when the world's most notorious individuals. [applause] [cheers] [laughter] president obama: now this year. we gather in the midst of a heated election season. and axelrod tells me i should never miss a chance to reintroduce myself to the american people. so tonight, this is how it would like to begin. my name is barack obama. my mother was born in kansas. my father was born in kenya. and i was born, of course, in hawaii. [laughter] [applause] president obama: in 2009, i took office in the

abril, comenzÓ en panamÁ la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas, un histÓrico apretÓn de manos entre barack obama y raÚl castro. siguen los enfrentamientos entre partidarios y opositores del rÉgimen cubano. con vientos de hasta 200 millas por hora un tornado dejÓ enormes pÉrdidas en illinois. la tecnologÍa permitirÁ que la fallecida cantante selena vuelva a los escenarios. y comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univision" ediciÓn nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: quÉ tal, muy buenas noches, hoy se inaugurÓ en panamÁ la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas. la presencia de barack obama y raÚl castro concentrar toda la atenciÓn, ambos caminaron con minutos de diferencia al entrar. juan carlos varela, presidente de panamÁ, dio el discurso inaugural. buenas noches, fÉlix. fÉlix: buenas noches, ilia, comenzÓ a la cumbre de las amÉricas y ya tenemos la imagen esperada, que incluso se produjo mucho antes de lo que pensÁbamos: el saludo entre barack obama y raÚl castro. aunque no es la primera vez que se dan la mano, ya lo habÍan hecho en el entierro de mande

president obama: rising seas violent storms. luther: mosquitos, sweaty people on the train stanking it up, it's just nasty. president obama: look at what is happening right now. the pentagon says it is a national security risk. instead of doing anything about it, we have elected officials throwing snowballs in the senate. it is crazy. what about our kids? what kind of stupid, shortsighted irresponsible -- luther: hey! [applause]

-- by the openna epa under president obama. that led to loss of thousands of jobs. >> there my have been lost jobs, but what about lives of people that are affected, children affected about by asthma attacks, you have to -- >> okay, you are willing to take the blame for loss of those jobs then? >> yeah, coal industry is not responsible for them, come on. >> hold on, epa is responsible for pulling plug specifically, who stock are down over 90% come on even if you say to credit of children who are living more healthy lives it is a discredie to people without jobs in west virginia. >> if people want to vist in coal they are free to do that, they will lose money. >> they are losing money because the epa is trying to kill coal industry mercedes. >> we need to remember that what is happening here circumstance these regulations are basically impacting, low income families, and seniors that have to pay higher electricity prices, that is a big situation that we're dealing with, by attacking coal industry and going after them at the end

president obama expressing his profound regret and his deepest apologies. in addition an italian national was killed in the strike. we're also told that two americans who joined al qaeda were killed one in that strike one in a separate strike. let's go to our white house correspondent michelle kosinski to bring us up to speed. michelle president obama talking about how he wanted to bring this information to the american people. it also seems fair to say his hand forced "the wall street journal" reporting this information as well. >> in fact we just got something from the white house now. the questions are there. obviously why now. these two operations happened back in january. no word of that until now, until we know some of this was coming out in the press. asking the white house about this timing. they are saying we understand there will be a fountain of questions relating to all of this. you'll have the president's remarks. there's going to be some questions answered at today's press briefing. so at this moment they are not giving any more insight into t

the move hums as president obama hints u.s. could also remove cuba from the list of countries that sponsor terrorism. cuba is set to attend the summit of the americas for the first time an obama could meet with president castro. we will speak with latin american history professor miguel tinker salas an economist mark weisbrot. in an exclusive, we speak to the father of one of the 43 students missing from the mexican state of guerrero since late september. he is calling on the obama administration to end its multibillion-dollar aid program to fund the war on drugs in mexico. >> what i would tell to president obama is to stop supporting -- the weapons, the arms, with those weapons that are supposedly supporting the war against drugs those arms are being used to annihilate our students. amy: an explosive new report reveals the federal government secretly tracked billions of u.s. phone calls years before the 9/11 attacks starting in 1992. >> this is the earliest example we have seen of u.s. government collecting data on americans i

it's about president obama. because republicans will do everything and anything they can to make president obama's life more difficult. they said they would do that when he was elected and they've stuck with it. president obama's cabinet officials have been treated worse than any president in history. today's vote on loretta lynch marks the seventh cloture vote the republicans forced on a cabinet official during the obama administration. forcing cloture, that is terminating a filibuster is something that was rare in the entire history of this country. it was used only in most extreme circumstances. but once ms. lynch was confirmed, five sitting members of the president's cabinet will have been filibustered by senate republicans. put that in contrast, it rarely happened before. rarely. unlike today's senate republicans, democrats showed restraint in our disagreements with presidents over appointments. we showed great deference to his choice for president. by that i'm talking about george w. bush, the latest bush

that's probably the right stance for president obama to take. but it will increase the cost for him domestically. he's not only going to be perceived by the republican right wing as caving into raul castro but also as caving to nicholas maduro and that's not necessarily a good thing. my impression is he'll try to compensate for that by meeting with the wives of the two leading venezuelan opposition leaders, lee leopoldo lopez and. >> simply going to focus solely on their own economy and innovation? >> i think it matters a lot because latin america's economy broadly is predicted to have some turbulence. some of that is related to china's slowing some of it is related to commodities and other factors. the summit of the americas really is an opportunity for the region to come together and find ways to cooperate and the governments of mexico and colombia and chile don't have much sympathy for the venezuelan regime. they might feel obligated to at least rhetorically support the regime but they economically want to have good relations with the united

obama. remember, these that were the speeches we. ahead of a meeting that we expect now that will be the meeting between the presidents. >> tell me a little bit about the way he spoke. does it sound like cuba needs united states much more than united states needs cuba? >> well, there are issues here. there are still going to be issues. there is one big problem on the horizon. when you look at this you can look at a very different subject. another item that president obama hopes to be his legacy. that's the nuclear talks with iran. both of these great initiatives potentially come up against one very big roadblock. if you look at the normalization of the cubans one of the things they want is the lifting of the embargo on cuba. just like the iran talks can only happen by congress. congress comes in in the end and congress is where all of this will get difficult. >> we go to havana, and we're live in the cuban capital. i wonder when cuban people heard to what their president had to say, it was a

president obama is wildly popular in cuba. there is a diplomatic dance being played, but also played to some of the local populations that these respective heads of state have to address at home. this is a different kind of presidency. this is a president that was obviously born after those sanctions were lobbed against cuba and we're coming at it from two really differently sides of the coin here, and yet it seems like there seems to be some common ground being forced here in panama. whether that will last and what that means in terms of normalizing relations we haven't got detail here. this summit is big on kim bollism, but a lot of questions sometime. >> at the summit of the americas today president obama speaking with cuban president castro. we want to continue with assistant director of the latin america center at atlantic council, joining us from washington d.c. i wonder your immediate reactions to the comments you heard today from the president of the united states and also the president of cuba. >> absolutely. well my

president obama? president obama: hillary will have to raise money to. bags over yet, she is going to get the money. she didn't get all that money. [indiscernible] watch out. nonstopnt obama: the increase -- focus on money creates problems for democracy. >> were not running? who the hell said that? toesident obama: we need stay focused on big problems like climate change. >> in case you haven't noticed, california is bone drive. dry.ona -- bone dry. president obama: that the science is clear. nine out of the 10 hottest years ever came in the last decade. >> im am not a scientist but i know how to count to 10. thequitoes, people on trains. stinking it up. it is nasty. : look at whatma is happening right now every serious scientist sais we have to act now. of doing anything about it, we have elected officials throwing snowballs in the senate. it is crazy. what about our kids? -- >> woe, whoa, whoa. dude. president obama: hey. what? , youll due respect sir need not an angered trainer but a counselor. i am outta here. i don't what he get in all this. -- i do

and then he turned to president obama and apologized saying he didn't blame obama for this. this is part of a strategy. you have to remember this is a man who was in the trenches. barack obama says listen this is ancient history for me. i wasn't even born when some of this stuff happened. well raul castro was not only born he was a participant. he was one of the main protagonists in this. so he has to not distance himself too much from this more than 50 years of warring with the united states and yet somehow get closer to obama. so this is a bit of a game and a very delicate balancing act for him, poppy. >> absolutely. and it is history unfolding as we speak there in panama. thank you very much shasta and jim acosta to you as well. let's talk about this with our panel. let me bring them in. presidential historian at princeton university also the author of the fierce urgency of now. buck sexton also with me cnn political commentator, former cia strategist and former cia counterterrorism official. let me begin with you, professor. tell us how significant this is historically s

obama responded to her response. listen. >> i've got some good friends who are opposed to this trade agreement, but when i ask them specifically, what is it that you oppose they start talking about nafta. and i'm thinking, well i -- i just come out of law school when nafta was passed. that's not the trade agreement i'm passing. so you need to tell me what's wrong with this trade agreement, not one that was passed 25 years ago. >> margie this is an issue that divides many democrats, am i right? >> it is something in the news you hear a lot of folks on the left talking about it. i think what's a pending question is will this matter going forward, both in terms of how people feel about the president and how people feel headed into the primary. and that i'm not as sure about. >> brian? >> i think, you know, elizabeth warren is probably on the safest rhetorical ground when she says okay, look mr. president, you know, tell me what's in the deal, and then i'll tell you what's wrong with it. you know that's a very hard chall

president obama takes a lot of credits for things. when i first started doing this we've had some terrible economic problems. president reagan would take credit for anything that happened positive in the economy. he would go to a little mom-and-pop employment operation in rural maryland just to celebrate a hire enough people to show the economy getting better. this is always something common. they're white house is responsible for the policy hi thomas. >> caller: hi, how are you doing quite >> host: please go ahead. >> caller: i have two comments. you are going comment a few minutes ago on bush and hand being his first term. he had every reason to be fairly unique. he didn't win his first term. i challenge anybody to go to wikipedia on your computer anybody that owns a computer and he lost the first election. there was more people voted for al gore than they did george bush. he did not win. the second point is ronald reagan -- he was an actor. he knew how to play. dallas his profession. he knew how to play the american people. he got

she was in the obama administration. so she can't kind of say, you know i'm against this totality of what obama is presenting. she is going to need him to campaign to certain sectors of the democratic base that he really empassioned and gets riled up to come out to the polls. so she can't exactly throw away the entire obama legacy. but at the same time she doesn't want to be tied to it completely either. she wants to kind of paint herself as a more clinton democratic from his popular 1990s era where there was prosperity. it is a tricky situation she is in. we'll see how she threads that needle. >> i was amazed to see judy bill deblasio, the new york city mayor who was once the campaign manager for hillary clinton's senate campaign say, quote, she does not nooetd need to be vetted. really? >> he did not endorse her. the mayor of new york did not -- >> i know. does that mean progressives don't like her and are going to be looking for somebody else? >> given mayor deblasio's popularity in new york that might very well work

obama continues to sell his framework for a nuclear deal with iran. we want to drill down on both issues with democratic senator robert menendez, a critic of u.s. policy. this is his first television interview since he was indicted two weeks ago. senator menendez welcome to "fox news sunday." >> good to be with you, chris. >> before we discuss -- and i promise we will -- these serious policy issues i think we have to deal with the case against you right at the start. federal prosecutors have charged you with bribery for accepting almost $1 million in gifts, rides on private jets and campaign contributions in return they say your office helped dr. solomon mel gin with three problems including millions in dollars of medicare billings. senator, i know that the doctor is a long-time friend of yours but in accepting these gifts and in helping him with business, there's no other way to ask the question, did you portray the public trust? >> absolutely not, chris. and when all the facts are known, of course prosecutors take out snip pets of story to make thei

obama. >> translator: in my opinion, president obama is an honest man. >> reporter: an assessment castro said he made skimming through the president's autobiographies. >> translator: i admire him. and i think his behavior has a lot to do with his humble background. >> reporter: there hasn't been a take like this since nixon met fidel castro in 1959, when dwight eisenhower was president. after a series of encounters with castro, the president stopped short of saying he trusts the cuban leader. do you feel that raul castro is an honest man? >> it was a candid and fruitful conversation between me and raul castro. i can tell you that in the conversations i've had so far with him, two on the phone and, most recently, face-to-face, that we are able to speak honestly about our differences and our concerns in ways that i think offer the possibility of moving the relationship between our two countries in a different and better direction. >> reporter: next, the obama administration is expected to remove cuba from the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism. a move blasted by some lawmakers, inclu

, juan -- >> yes, president obama. when republicans and the rich were saying let detroit disappear, it was obama. >> no guys let me bring wayne in here. >> i don't think president obama saved the auto industry. president obama saved the auto industry in detroit but took it away from the auto industry in the right to work states like tennessee and georgia and other states down south, texas for example. the auto industry would move there. >> yes, that's true. eric. the market is going to follow where there's demand. people are building suvs and things like that because there's demand for it. if the demand isn't there for electric cars they're not going to build them. you can't create demand just out of whole cloth, it has to be there, the people have to want that. >> juan talks about the government saving the automakers it juan taxpayers lost money on those gm deals. >> they did not. >> yes. >> we lost money on the auto bailout -- >> john john john -- >> and where are all the chevy volts -- >> what's a few million bucks

the what about barack obama? under his failed leadership, man's best friend has been forced into a government controlled automobiles. just imagine the european-style dog socialism obama has planned for the next wfour years. more government handouts. indoctrinating our children. a left-wing social agenda. leading from behind. [laughter] >> ♪ in the arms of an angel ♪ >> america's dogs can't afford four more years and obama. for them, that's 20 years. -- 28 years. they need this guy. that is why we need to join the mitt romney in sending a message this november of an american and dog-gone it i ride outside. [applause] president obama: that is pretty rough. [groans\ president obama: i can take it. my stepfather told me it is a boy eat dog world out there. [laughter] president obama: now if i do win a second term as president let me just say something to all of the-- [applause] president obama: let me say something to all of my conspirators on the right to think i'm planning to unleash some secret agenda. you're

president obama is in panama city. he will provide his first opportunity to meet with route will cost rope -- raul castro. hillary clinton may be a candidate for president. her announcement is coming sunday. she just signed a lease on an office space in brooklyn. a gunman killed a garnering kidnapped a woman at a census bureau office in maryland. the suspect was caught. the woman is safe. an intruder slips past guard houses and crashes a car into a fence. perimeter security has been breached but none of the incidents involved terrorism. rand paul became the first major presidential candidate to take contributions in bitcoin. there are accepting the currency to back his campaign. a mass exodus from the university of kentucky men's basketball program. the top seven scores are leaving school to enter the mba -- the nba draft. also entering the draft, a national champion from duke. brendan: it is not amateur athletics. it means business. coming up, connie versus yellen -- carney versus yellen. which countries are hitting t

he criticized the obama/clinton foreign policy. a video from ted cruz said the clinton victory would amount to a third obama term. and rand paul could not think of a single thing that clinton did as secretary of state that he approved of. >> i think really that the issue in benghazi is an enormous issue. it is whether or not she would there be there for the 3:00 a.m. phone call. she did not provide security not just that day, but months. dozens of requests for security were ignored. i was getting through the things i remember that aren't so good and trying to think of something good. i'm not so certain of that. >> clinton mostly quiet on the economy. she hinted that the deck is stacked against working people. during her 2008 campaign she hammered george w. bush on jobs and inequality. wage growth is the sorry spot. she will have to find a way to deliver her message without distancing herself from this president and achievements. in her talking points she has pointed out that the economy has created 11 million jobs and she has been

because you advised president obama on this. if you get a socialist like elizabeth warren, maybe it could. although she has made a ton of money at the top level too. last word. >> look. may last word is if cutting taxes at the top were a big generator of growth and jack's magic beaten stock then it worked have worked under george bush if they cut it. it doesn't. the economy isn't driven by taxes at the top. >> but it's driven by business expansion and when you have the highest business rate in the world taxation in the world, that's fair. that's a fair point. >> okay so. my d is now risen up to a? >> i said on economics you were doing better than on history. i will give you a good grate because i want you to take the next semester. >> always a pleasure to talk to you, doc. next on the rundown new book as we mentioned hillary clinton and former president husband take big. earth day edition up ahead. financial services. sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sist

barack obama is a disaster. he's the worst president in my lifetime, no question about that. >> governor walker is coming up to respond to the attacks by obama. and also your thoughts on dick cheney we played in the last segment that obama's doing exactly what one would do if they wanted to take america down. your reaction to both those things. >> you know sean the great associate justice the supreme court joseph story, our great president abraham lincoln our great president ronald reagan all of them and more said that if america is to be destroyed it won't be because of any foreign force, it will be from within. and i want to congratulate barack obama and the other id logical types out there you are destroying my country. you are doing exactly what you have always wanted to do. and it is up to people like us and the republican party and conservatives to try and stop him. and then when he's out of office to try and rebuild what's left of our republic. >> any advice for scott walker up next? >> i'd say scott walk

president obama said this months ago. after 50 years, it's time to try something different because what we've been doing for the last 50 years hasn't worked. so he is good to his word. he's trying to establish better relationships with cuba. here in the united states, including in florida, this is a generational divide on this issue. all cubans aren't opposed to this. younger cubans support this effort by the president to normalize relations with cuba. i think you are going to see this play out in the presidential election. rubio and bush and others are opposed to the president on this while democrats and younger cubans and younger voters certainly support the president on this. i think that's an important point. just to refute tammy for a second there, the fact is president obama speaks to prime minister netanyahu all the time. meets with him regularly. didn't on this last trip, understandably so. but he deals with netanyahu all the time. the way he's approaching iran, the way he's approaching cuba is a way to get a diff