is it bill clinton or barack obama? >> it is really barack obama. what is interesting is why she said that, around the time that bill clinton was attempting to talk about race. trying because he had a unique positioning or you can talk and tell that both of the churches are understood and welcomed. advantage. he comes in and tries to use that same language to talk to the country and gets spanked, to say slavery was wrong when he was in africa just got huge reviews, and then his sexuality beliefs. in much thein much the way black male sexuality has been perceived since slavery , you have this man who single -- signifies the single folks of blackness, single moms, a man child in the promised land of hope arkansas and have this aspect and demeanor and get on the pulpit and sounds just like a preacher. had he been black and jesse jackson white, president of the united states. people felt comfortable with him. it's a very particular thing. >> it is often said that was emphasized that he was biracial. how do you think that impacted his electability. every

you have barack obama looking a lot like a cowboy. notice his gun. it is a toy gun with a little bit of a cork stuffed into the edge. it says that he wants to spread democracy in syria. that you have vladimir putin looking like a more serious soldier. he wants to back up the legitimacy of the syrian states. two very different visions about what to do in syria. first of all, from "the washington post," making fun of -- a cartoon making fun of vladimir putin's political strategy in general. it seems he is drawing inspiration from the pope's visit to the united states. slightly different with the threatening missile there on a car. it says, "turn the other cheek, idea or you." and the french -- "turn the other cheek, i dare you." and now he is calling the shots when it comes to syria. once again, you can see the cartoon, vladimir putin looking very muscular. he is the superstar on the front page or you can see barack obama and francois hollande looking pretty depressed, pretty glum. he says we all agree that war is -- a won by a bunch of play on words -

is a bill clinton or barack obama? >> guest: it's clearly barack obama but what's interesting about toni morrison why she said that it was around the time that bill clinton was attempting to because he had that unique vision of a former southern governor where you could talk to both of them and be understood and welcomed to have that advantage that white southerners have been politics. he comes in and he tries to use that same language to talk to the country and the attempt to say slavery is wrong when he was in africa got huge reviews are and then to see his sexuality which was the other thing that tony -- triggered toni morrison to say that. here you have this man with -- single mom it difficult upbringing and the responsibility he took on as a child. he had this aspect in his demeanor he could go into a black church and get on the pulpit and sound just like the preacher. one said had he been black and jesse jackson white bill clinton would have been a pastor and jesse jackson of president of the united states. if th

and when they put that on barack obama i think it enraged him. the commentsthe comments that got him in trouble what really made in new hampshire , all in one day when this campaign became unraveled. and they started to make these untoward statements. their supporters are making ugly statements out of desperation. by the time they get to south carolina you have seminal figures same back off. need to back off his references. it really was about his iraq policy, but it did not matter at that point. by the time they get to south carolina, they were not used to running against not just a black man over the black community. once barack obama one iowa he had the african-american going away. and hereaway. and here it was, gone, and i don't think they knew how to handle it. >> when obama 1st announced his numbers were very low. now you say at some point whether it was iowa or four new hampshire the black community embraced him. what do you attribute that to? starting out so low-end and the phenomenal embrace. >> i think what you have, the african-america

vladimir putin will be meeting with president barack obama. do we expect vladimir putin to address the topic of isil and terrorism as well? >> oh, i think in a big way. i mean, the tone of russian diplomacy in the last few days has been to talk up islamic extremism. this is not a new topic. the russians have been concerned about the threat of terrorism from their southern borders. it will be a focus today whether he'll say anything new is another matter. we know perfectly well that the russians want to support assad that they think there should be some international coalition including assad, including them and the irans to focus on isil as the problem in syria. that's not a fresh position from them at all. >> it may not an fresh position, but we're hearing more about it now. why now? why this timing? >> well, one reason alone is the intervention of russian military forces in syria and in a much more aggressive way than we've seen before. russia has supplied enormous amounts of weaponry to the assad regime already. what we're now seeing is tha

or is that barack obama? >> guest: it's clearly barack obama.when toni morrison labels it was around the time bill clinton was attempting, he had that unique position. a former southern governor who lived with african-americans were where you can talk to both of them and would be understood welcome. he had that at advantage of white southerners. he comes and andy tries and he attempts to face labor. and then to see a sexuality which was the other thing that triggered. here you have this man -- the single mom the difficult upbringing and the responsibilities he took on as a child and then you have this aspect and demeanor going to a black church and getting on the pulpit and sounding just like a preacher. had he been black and jesse jackson white bill clinton would have been a preacher and jackson would have been the president of the united states. i think people felt comfortable with him. clearly he didn't have to face the slings and arrows. bill clinton didn't have to deal with that. >> host: is often said t

president barack obama says climate change is a problem that needs to be a addressed now. he is on an historic three-day visit to alaska. >> reporter: u.s. president barack obama is dragging the national spotlight to a place it rarely goes, the far northern state of about -- alaska. >> alaska has warmed twice as fast a the rest of the united states. last year was alaska's warmest year on record, as it was for the rest of the world. >> reporter: he will tour melting glaciers and towns with vanishing coastlines, talk to people who are right now dealing

and the same thing said barack obama. in this sense they're actually talking which is already a great step forward. and then privately for 90 minutes. and putin said the meeting went very well. after the meeting he gave a few interviews. he said it was a very cooperative meeting and also they had disagreements but it was very constructive as they put it, constructive disagreements. and also in private conversation apparently there's already russian stories coming out that barack obama showed respect, which is very important for putin. and therefore i think maybe this conversation actually will move things forward. >> let's take the issue of syria because there's a fundamental difference here. putin wants to support assad, doesn't think we should be actively trying to overthrow him. he wants to prop him up. and the united states says it's absolutely unacceptable for assad to remain in power. can you see any way to reconcile those two positions? >> i think we can reconcile because when the united states says it is unaccepta

. >>> days after the poem addressed the united nations, president barack obama quail the same today. cbs 2news' janelle burrell with this report. >> expect gridlock in midtown, 150 world leaders in and around the united nations for the general assembly. >> here in this country, the wealthiest nation on earth, we are still working to protect our union. >> reporter: president barack obama addressing the u.n. world leer summit -- leader summit over the weekend. and also scheduled to talk, russian president. in a year interview, charlie rose spoke with the controversial leader asking him about this strategy in syria, who sent troops and weapons to the country. enforcement that could be used to attack rebel forces supported by the u.s. >> there is no other help to the syrian government. >> reporter: with the many heads of state traveling throughout the city for various events, that means large mulder cades -- motorcades will be navigating as well. >>> and firefighters battle a roger fire at a nursery in green bugler viewers sent us this picture of firefighters on- the-scene. it took 50 fi

his position to question barack obama's faith. that's for barack obama to determine and not to question mr. trump's faith. no one came to his defense last night when they called him a communist or a terrorist or a hypocrite. the president didn't say, let's stop this right now because it's not right. it's a double standard. john: there's no doubt donald trump is capable of defending himself. corey lewandowski. thank you very much. we'll be right back. ♪ >> tune in again tomorrow night from fenway park live. thanks for watching. until tomorrow, we will see you then, sayonara. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. emily: stakes are high as xi jinping makes an appearance in the u.s. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. coming up, alibaba shares down today as the company and

el presidente barack obama y la primera dama michelle estarÁn justo saliendo de los previos de la casa blanca en parte sur de la casa blanca para regulares b recibir al papa personal hato brÁ una alfombra roja y todo lo vamos a ver juntos a travÉs de la cadena telemundo estarÁn entonoando los himnos tanto de estados unidos como el hijo del no vaticano estaremos escuchando 21 caÑonazos el presidente hablarÁ primero y entonces el papa hablarÁ y esta sera solo uno de cuatro ocasiones donde el papa francisco hablarÁ en inglÉs. de las 18 veces que el papa va a utilizar la palabra en este viaje pastoral por estados unidos solamente hablarÁ en inglÉs 4 veces esta maÑana en la casa blanca, tambiÉn maÑana cuando se dirija a una rincÓn junta del el congreso de los estados unidos. y una vez con un grupo de personas en philadelphia y una vez con un grupo de representantes de la onu, pero sin embargo, tanto todas las msz que va a dar en estados unidos la va a dar en espaÑol. en nuestro idioma. incluyendo esta tarde cuando venga aquÍ a donde me encuentro yo esta maÑana la basÍlica

she has written a book called "fracture: barack obama, the "fracture: barack obama, the clintons and the racial divide," , which looks at the history of race relations in the u.s. while tracing the political shifts in the democratic party through the relationship between the clintons and president obama. last week, democracy now!'s juan gonzalez and i sat down with joy-ann reid, and i began by asking her what exactly is the fracture that she sees occurring between barack obama and not just hilary clinton, but the clintons. inis interesting to quiz 2008 -- because in 2008, he saw both of the clintons litigating within senator obama, the legacy of the civil rights era, and they ran into trouble over their interpretation of the dichotomy between the nonviolent movement toward social change for economic empowerment and also the right to vote, in the lyndon johnson break with his own party with these once democratic soul is segregated south on the issue of civil rights. they ran into trouble with the fundamental question that the democratic party had faced over the last 50 years, what to

john: we know this question -- --e i suggested barack obama someone's adjusted barack obama was a muslim area -- someone suggested barack obama was a muslim. me flirting with some things that have gotten trump in trouble in the past. why does he persist in trying to raise these doubts about president obama when he knows they are just going to create a huge storm of controversy. or howi think you remove that question came to be, he is being criticized for not cutting someone off halfway through, taking the microphone away as as john mccainy did. he's been criticized for not saying stuff. john: i think if he said sorry, you're wrong, he's not a muslim would have sufficed. corey: and to the question that was asked, which was an answer about training camps. john: he said we have a muslim in the my -- muslim in the white house. would you believe that? corey: he said some people have alluded to that. a point of discussion for significant period of time. he said some people have said that. john: your view is that he has conviction that barack obama is a trip that is a christian. -- barack obama

have you seen barack obama's original birth certificate? >> yes. >> reporter: the former director of the hawaii department of health is a devoted republican. until we met with her, she had not talked on camera about this topic. as a republican member of the last republican governor of hawaii's cabinet, do you have any doubt that barack obama was born in the united states? >> absolutely. i have no doubted. >> reporter: the doctor was asked in 2010 to make a statement about the obama birth certificate controversy. birth certificates are sealed, but under state law, a public official can look at someone else's certificate if there's a "direct and tangible interest." she felt she had direct interest because of a statement she had to make. she found the original certificate stored in a vault in the department of health building. what did it tell you? was it authentic? was he born in the state of hawaii? >> some t was absolutely authen-- it was absolutely awe then at this time. he was absoluely born in hawaii. >> reporter: the doctor said even if

he has said it is not his position to question barack obama's faith. that's for barack obama to determine and not to question mr. trumps faith. no one came to his defense last night when they called him a communist or a terrorist or a hypocrite. the president didn't say, let's stop this right now because it's not right. it's a double standard. john: there's no doubt donald trump is capable of defending himself. corey lewandowski. thank you very much. we'll be right back. ♪ next tune in again tomorrow night from fenway park live. thanks for watching. until tomorrow, we emily: we are learning of another attack. is there hopes of a cyber arms deal? ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. coming up, alibaba shares down today as the company and its -- ends its

este vocero, explicÓ que es uno de los temas que hablaran presidente barack obama con raÚl castro, luego del restablecimiento diplomÁtico. >> son tema que su ya sabemos que podemos avanzar en los prÓximos mes y hay temas de largo plazo, como los derechos humanos y las oportunidades en cuba. alex: al cerrar la tarde, raÚl castro se refiriÓ a la nueva etapa que su paÍs iniciÓ con los estados unidos. >> un nuevo proceso hacÍa la normalizaciÓn de las relaciones, les alcanzara, cuando se ponga final bloqueo econÓmico, comercial y financiero julio: donald trump en una conferencia de prensa, los unidades que ganen menos de 25 mil y las parejas que ganan muy buenos de 50.000, estarÍan exentos, las familias que actualmente pagan impuestos estarÁn exentos y reducira la tasa para los mÁs ricos de 39. 5 a 25% y ademÁs donald trump dice que pondrÁ a marcha un trama para repatriar los capitals pagando un 10%, podrÍan a traer hasta 2. 1 billones de esta forma. un vehÍculo en construcciÓn se volcÓ cuando estaba operando en new york esta maÑana, esta grÚa que trabajaba en uno de los h

. >> muchas gracias >> la sede de la onen nueva york es ecerio el prresidente barack obama y de rusia hablan de refugiados un gobernante >> isolda esviste ahÍ cuenta cuÉntanos . >> edgar q¿quÉ tal? la ultÚltim quez que upresidente fue a la onu en el 2 mil . >> la primera interveciÓn de raÚl castro como matario c causa pectativas . >> fuera de la onu voces de pt protessdan vbienvenia a raÚl castro . >> adentro audincia de la asa asamblea nuÚmero 70 aplaude . >> ahora se inicia largo cpro s proccesprocceso a la normlaciÓn de las rel relaciones . >> eso alcanzarÁ cuaÁndo se pona nal bloquede economÍa com comercial y financeriero . >> el presidee barack obama antes le dijo al mismo auditorio aunq estados unidos tiene di direncia con cuba cree que el levantamiento es inevible . >> unque uchos dentro de cdomunidad tienen rechazo a es p posibilidad . >> todo cuabbano quiere ver el n con find e de dictadura . >> el encuentro en un aÑo entr el ppresidte barack obama y el presidente putinpar para hablar sirios ya cciones contisis . >> el punto de divisiivisiÓn lo del gobernante s

i don't believe in unilateral disarmament, but i believe in barack obama. i was excited about barack obama because he went all across the country talking about the corrupting influence of money inside the system. the lobbyists were the problem with the system. if we don't change the way washington works, none of the reforms will matter. he was right about that. the problem is when he got to washington, i imagine there was a conversation with rahm emanuel where he says i want to take on this corrupt system and rahm says "it can't happen." let's get onto to the other issues. so he gave up the moral mandate i think he had that would have been extraordinarily powerful to bring about this change. john: if a candidate like barack obama ran while collecting a vast amount of money and promising to change the system and doing nothing to change the system -- if that candidate, who you invested so much hope in, turned out to be untrustworthy on this issue, why is any candidate going to be trustworthy on this issue, including you? mr. lessig: well, because, barack obam

and that will be barack obama's foreign policy legacy. but obama isn't the only one who will own this deal. not by a long shot. my message is to every elected official in this building behind me. see w a bad deal when we one. and so should they. obama leaves office gratefully in 17 more months. that's right. cannot come soon enough. so he's never going to face the voters again. however, everyone in this building will. so let's make sure that every member of congress understands that this is a bad deal and that every member of congress understands that their vote will have consequences. and it's going to have consequences to america because there's no greater threat to america and israeli security than a nuclear iran. so with your help we can make congress reject this incredibly bad deal. now, let's get to work. dies and gentlemen, i have the privilege to introduce the next speaker and somebody i've gotten to know very well over the last year. our speaker our next speaker is a principled and patriotic conservative american. but he is a fam

barack obama said that assad cannot stay in office, but that the u.s. was ready to coordinate with two of his most powerful supporters to an end for the conflict. president obama: the united states is committed to finding an end for the conflict. but we must recognize that there cannot be after so much bloodshed, it so much carnage, a return to the prewar status quo. >> russian president vladimir putin used his speech to call for a broadening coalition, including muslim station -- including muslim states, and he criticized the u.s. for not supporting assad's forces. brian: we believe -->> we believe it is a huge mistake not to coordinate with those fighting terror face to face. no one but assad's forces and kurdish militia are truly fighting the islamic state in syria. >> iranian president ron -- president rouhani also pointed a finger, saying afghanistan was part of the problems in the region. >> we are prepared to bring about democracy [no audio] using arms. competing visions among world powers could mean no end to the clashes insight in syria. >> let

it exposes the business failure of one major league element of barack obama. it shows that al nusra front is one of the most powerful factions inside syria. it exposes the weakness of the army, the al nusra front, as well as isis and so-called islamic state. all in all, it's not a good day either for the obama administration or the moderate opposition inside syria. russia has been saying that the u.s.-led coalition against isis is not effective, it is not working. now obama and putin are meeting in the next few days in new york. this goes to show that the barack obama does not really have a strategy for syria. this is really the final nail in the coffin of the narrative of barack obama and syria. >> the pope will land in philadelphia for the final part of his u.s. tour. he'll meet with victims of child abuse. he's also expected to deliver speeches regarding immigrants and the most vulnerable in society. we're live in philadelphia. we can see that there are crowds behind you. obviously this is going to be one of the venues waiting for pope francis. where exactl

yes. >> have you seen barack obama's original birth certificate? >> yes. >> reporter: the former director of the hawaii department of health and devoted republican, until we met with her she had not talked on camera about this topic. >> as a republican member of the last republican governor of hawaii's cabinet, do you have any doubt that barack obama was born in the united states? >> absolutely not. i have no doubt. >> reporter: she was asked in 2010 to make a statement about the obama birth certificate controversy. birth certificates are sealed but under state law, a public official can look at someone else's certificate if there is a quote direct and tangible interest. she indeed felt she had the direct interest because of the statement she had to make. she found the original birth certificate stored in a vault in the department of health building. >> what did it tell you? was it authentic? >> it was absolutely authentic. he was absolutely born here in the state of hawaii. >> reporter: even if she hadn't seen the original certificate, this docume

vladmir putin and barack obama disagree over any future role for president asaad. the taliban ceases control of a major city in afghanistan for the first time since the u.s.-led invasion 14 years ago. hundreds of fighters took part in the raid in the north. and spain's prime minister says he'll talk to the new regional government in cat lonia, but any talk of independence for the region is out of the question. accept aretist parties won a convincing victory. separatist parties won a convincing victory over the weekend. first, though, two presidents, two very different visions for syria. the conflict has been dominating today's session at the u.n. general assembly in new york. russia's vladmir putin saying that it will be a grave mistake not to involve the regime of asaad in the fight against islamic state. president obama saying asaad was a tyrant who had no future role in his country. our correspondent has this on the day's statements. reporter: vladmir putin and barack obama, two presidents with lofty relations forced to work on many international issues. after p

louis, missouri. >> is president barack obama a muslim? >> jimmy: does stefan think president obama is a muslim? all right, let's find out. >> i don't know. shoot. i can't -- i don't know, i can't answer that question. if i were to say whatever answer it is, that would make me lying. i ain't going to lie to you, i don't know. >> thank you for not lying with us here today. >> of course. >> he probably is, right? >> i said i don't know. >> he is, right? >> i said i don't know. >> jimmy: i don't think he knows. if we learned anything today it's that stefan doesn't know. thank you for playing. that was fun and mind boggling too. hey, we have to take a break. when we come back, we played a beautiful new prank on my aunt chippy. and it's a lot of fun so stick around for that, we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ who says families have to share data? these guys, that's who but at t-mobile you can get four lines with up to 10 gigs of 4g lte data, each no sharing and just $30 bucks a line 10 gigs for each and every one of you we'll even

so barack obama tells congress if you don't fund 100% of obamacare, i, barack obama, will veto funding for entire federal government. and gop leadership caves. barack obama says if you don't fund 100% of my illegal executive amnesty, i'll veto funding for the entire federal government. and gop leadership caves. barack obama says now if you don't fund planned parenthood, a private organization, is not part of the government, but if you don't give $500 million to this private organization that is committing ongoing criminal acts, i, barack obama, will veto funding for the government. and the response from republican leadership is they preemptively surrender. they say we will not have a shutdown which means they hand all decision making tloauthorito barack obama and harry reid and nancy pelosi. they're looking for leaders who don't just talk about it but have a record to standing up to washington, standing up to both democrats and this is critical to members of our own party to republican leadership as well. >> is it another example -- i never understood the corker/cardin bill. doesn't th

congress, barack obama, the u.s. president says he will veto it. >> kimberly many thanks. >>> two palestinians have been injured in a confrontation with israeli soldiers in the occupied west bank. the youths were protesting at the action at the al aqsa mosque. >>> iran's president is accusing saudi arabia of incompetence in its handling of the hajj stampede disaster. indonesia is also criticizing what it says is saudi arabia's slow response as various countries struggle to identify their dead. foreign diplomats have been given around 1100 photos to identify the dead. >>> ports are closed, flights have been canceled after a typhoon hit the southeastern coast of china. it struck on tuesday morning with wind speeds of up to 119 kilometers an hour. >>> now whales, dolphin, shark and all sorts of other sea life are to be protected off of the coast of new zealand, fishing is being banned as one of the world's largest ocean sanctuary is created in the south pacific. >> reporter: the region is one of the most isolated places

pup when she's done president barack obama will address the unga. and in the meantime, we'll bring you other news. >>> shell is suspendings its quest drilling oil in the arctic. it has spent years drilling oil in the arctic but it has not paid off. shell said traces of oil and gas were found in the sea about 80 miles off alaska's northwest coast but the company said it was not able to find enough resources to warrant exploration. shell said that the high cost in the arctic and tough federal regulations led to the unexpected decision to halt drilling for now. technically today was the last day shell was able to drill in the arctic. under the federal drilling permit, regulators had required shell to stop safely weeks before ice formed in the area. the decision to stop exploration for the foreseeable future is seen as a cricket. in july protesters boarded kay kayaks and this picture reads bye bye, and don't come back. >> for now, the exploratory well will be sealed and abandoned. >>> pope francis is back in the vatican this morning. thinks final messag

barack obama's hosting him in washington, d.c. and they met for an hour in the white house talking about cyber crime, climate change, economic groet was discussed. territorial disputes too with ping giving no ground whatsoe r whatsoever. >> translator: islands are china's territory. we have the right to uphold our own rights. we're committed to manage differences and dispute through dialogue and addressing disputes through negotiation, consultation and peaceful manner. >> let's go to patty cal han outside the white house. first, what about about all the junk that u.s. companies, chinese firms flow up into the air? these are the two biggest polluters on the planet. what have they decided to do about that? >> reporter: well, it's a big announcement. you didn't hear this very much from president xi. he sort of deferred to president barack obama to announce all the moves that china is going to make when it comes to making change. china will give $3 billion to companies that move in the direction of clean energy. the bigger announcemen

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it is likely to be a tense face-to-face meeting with barack obama, their first in two years. a pro-independence movement in spain's richest region of catalonia when regional -- win regional elections there. they plan to declare independence by 2017. sky gazers around the world are wowed with a double celestial tree with a stash a double celestial treat as a super moon and eclipse pair up for the first time. how many likes is india's to getting in silicon valley? and how tech companies are scrambling to do deals in india. paris goes pedestrian, at least a bit of it does. yesterday traffic was completely forget and in parts of the capital for the first ever day without cars. that and more along the way. first, top stories. we had straight to new york, where the u.n. general assembly is getting underway. the big issue will be how to deal with syria with russia trying to organize its own coalition to fight the islamic state group there, all the while keeping controversial supportive syrian president bashar al-assad. jessica limit syria is in new york now and joins us from the u.n

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president barack obama appealed for help abroad. a report at home finds that the united states lacks a national strategy to deal with this issue. some 30,000 foreign fighters have flown into iraq since 2011. it fiends that the unite -- it finds that the united states law enforcement is not keeping up with the pace. they are using secure websites and apps to recruit americans and other. the reports found that 4,500 came from western countries. 250 of them, from the united states and it calls for better coordination. that is one of the things that president obama was looking for in convening this meeting at the united nations. >>> a strong show of support for a health care group facing drastic funding cuts in the u.s. >> argentina is set to set off it's satellite. >>> welcome back. a quick reminder of our top stories here on al jazeera. the pentagon says more strikes have been launched. taliban fighters seized most of the city on monday. >>> there have been battles with u.n. troops. they have been patrolling the situation that has kil

president obama promises if you try to do anything on obamacare, i, barack obama, will veto funding for the entire federal government and shut it down, and republican leadership compliantly says okay, fine, we'll fund obamacare. president obama then understanding he's got a pretty good trump card here, he can pull out any time. next he says okay, republicans fund my unconstitutional executive amnesty. it's contrary to law. it's flouting federal immigration law. but you republicans fund it anyway, or else i, barack obama, will veto funding for the entire federal government and shut it down, and republican leadership says at the outset okay, we'll fund amnesty. and now you turn to planned parenthood. barack obama, this will surprise no one, says fund 100% of planned parenthood with taxpayer money. mind you, planned parenthood is a private organization. it's not even part of the government. but it happens to be politically favored by president obama and the democrats. planned parenthood is also the subject of multiple criminal investigations. for being caught on tape apparently carrying ou

barack obama doesn't think about his base that way. and that's the type of leadership we had over the last couple years. the reason that tom cole can paint that picture of the accomplishments was for the last five years conservatives have fought tooth and nail to top his on his agenda. amnesty, which is not what the conservative base wants. we want a leadership that shows conservative values, how they can make life better for the americans, and sending it to the president's desk, so we can have conflict and conversation. we've had to fight our own speaker. that has ended. >> george, is boehner the problem? there the next speaker be able to do any more, given you have barack obama in the oval office? >> we're going to find out. if big changes occur back boehner is gone, this will be a huge event. it will be an even bigger event if it turns out not much changes. given the analogy a major league baseball team, they can hit, pitch or field the ball. in the middle of the season, they fire the manager. the next game, the next day, new manage

the problem is barack obama and the democrats. if we focus on that, we can get something done. >> and no matter what you did in the house, there were enough, there was a democratic majority in the senate, and you do have barack obama as president. what realistically could he have done more? >> well, we told people give us the senate and things will be different. but things are not that different. we're paying more attention to polls and filibuster roles in the senate than what we promised to do. we're using 1994 tools, when they used to go through the legislative branch. they have gone around, and unless we're able to pass legislation out of the house and senate, we'll no longer be an effective check against the executive branch. >> that's not the case. presidents do have authority to run the executive branch. but if you look at things like making bush tax cuts permanent, and reform, it's a remarkable record of accomplishment. >> but why did he lose the confidence of dozens of members of house republicans? >> i would argue, what h

obama y como bush lo hizo tambiÉn, y en ocasiÓn el papa francisco pues el presidente barack obama y Él ha tenido una real mÁs estrecha porque el papa propiciÓ apertura entre cuba y los estados unidos, y de alguno manera acercar a estos pueblos despuÉs de medio siglo de separaciÓn, y sabemos que el preside estados unidos ha mantenido la promesa continuar abriÉndose ante cuba con estas sanciones le vantadas para que fluya el comercio y la inversiÓn en la isla cuba. >>> es un muy importante punto. quÉ papel juega el vaticano con estas cuestiones internacionales y geo polÍticos, y en estados unidos no tienen el al caen que tiene alcance que tiene. >>> quedÉdese. >>> vamos la pausa y regresamos aquÍ en vivo en su cadena ♪ >>> continuamos con esta cobertura especial de su cadena telemundo de la visita del papa francisco por cuba y los estados unidos, donde lo espera esta tarde el presidente barack obama y su esposa michelle obama a su arribo a las cuatro de la tarde como estÁ programado hora del este asÍ que hay preparativos que se han realizado ya por varios meses todo est

obama, the middle east is not a priority for barack obama. the europeans would like to invest strategic assets, russian moves in syria and elsewhere, and that's why they have accepted the russian fait accompli in syria. >> thank you very much for your analysis. now moving to afghanistan. the taliban has attacked and is said to be in control of half of a strategic northern city. kunduz was the taliban's northern stronghold until government was overthrown in 2001. afghan security force he are said to be fighting back against a force of taliban fighters. eight police officers said to have been killed and more than 50 wounded. stefanie dekker reports. >> reporter: the moment taliban fighters broke open kunduz prison. jail atechnical is a string of attacks that has left open the majority of kundut city . >> monobody is in the streets or the city. they are worrying about the attacks. >> the afghan interior ministry has sent special air informs and ground attacks, fighters surrounded the city in the early morning hours of monday. government forces s

so the reality is that the reason why barack obama -- one of the reasons why barack obama won is because he appeared to be authentic and thus to the process created a huge coalition where a lot of -- do i need to go down the history? >> no, i was going to say, you had wrote a book about this. would you like to weigh in on this? >> i think it's easy for people to pivot right to this sort of almost ingrained tick that they have with the clintons. i think it's gendered. because if you go down the list that people have come up with, and we haven't talked about it on cable television, but the "b" word was spontaneously versed when asked about hillary clinton. i think because hillary clinton has had to stage manage herself so carefully, because she was taken apart by the barack obama campaign last time, she's holding things this. but this happens. >> this is my complaint, rebecca. i think this is hard to answer. so these may be unfair, but they are the realities of what makes her the candidate she is. so when i have been not a fan, it's less an assessment of her and her skills and whether or n

why is it in his interest to keep saying barack obama is an illegal alien? why does he keep saying that? >> his supporters believe that. >> do they really buy it? >> yes, these people really do believe that stuff. he really believes that barack obama is a kenyan muslim who's come here as a man churian candidate to tear down the united states from within. these people really do believe it. it's not the majority of the country by any stretch of the imagination that buys this stuff, but it's a good sizable chunk of the republican party and that's the chunk of the republican party that donald trump is playing to. it's what's got him to his 25, 30% of the electorate in the republican primaries here. and he doesn't want to let that go. >> you're so right there. joan, i think there's a larger subset of americans that have been betrayed by the leadership class of both parties. the jobs are a problem, the unemployment trade isn't real. they do think trade is the real. who wouldn't worry about iran. who wouldn't be upset about the splurge of illegal immigrants because

es decir, de la periferia hacia el centro, y aquÍ estamos viendo que tanto el presidente barack obama como su santidad vienen de pequeÑos grupos, que de pronto, llegan al centro del poder, cada uno en su respectivo lugar. carlos:exactamente. jorge: mientras escuchÁbamos las campanadas. dentro de unos momentos, el presidente de los estados unidos satcha, va a pronunciar su discurso, mientras los dos siguen, paso a paso la ceremonia. carlos: retomaba la anÉcdota sobre pÍo nono, claro, hay ciertos elementos que se agregan, ese es el papa que emite la condena de la modernidad y que crea es la distancia entre la sociedad real y la iglesia catÓlica en el siglo xix, y especialmente condena la democracia representativa y sus libertades. satcha: vamos a escuchar al presidente obama y retomamos la anÉcdota. carlos: claro. jorge. en la casa blanca, por supuesto, es un lugar solemne, pero veo al presidente barack obama particularmente solemne, es un presidente que se siente muy a gusto, que te hace sentir con absoluta tranquilidad dentro de la casa blanca, pero pocas veces lo he visto con e