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after obama for his weakness against russia. but to be fair here, fox can go ( bleep ) itself. ( laughter ) i mean, to be fair. ( cheers and applause ) obama and putin also shared an awkward toast at a u.n. luncheon. things only got worse when putin illegally annexed obama's side salad. ( laughter ) not good. that was not cool. and rush limbaugh claims that nasa has been corrupted by the left. you know, he's just mad that nasa recently reported rush limbaugh is visible from space. greetings, earth lings! this is "the nightly show." captioning sponsored by comedy central >> larry: welcome to "the nightly show." you're a great crowd. thank you verthank you very muc. thank you very much. i am larry wilmore. big news with the u.n. general assembly in new york this week. i like it when all these world leaders get together, you know, with all these strange accents mixed with awkward interactions between rogue leaders. so nothing as awkward as last week. do you remember last week when biden tried to strike up a conversation with the po

bush and barack obama. i think if you read her book you will find its accomplished through a lot of years of observation and being close to that world of the american presidency. she's learned a lot, that's for you sure. i think from my vantage point, what's most important about april is not the reporting itself but what she does with her reporting. she is one of two african-american journalists assigned to the white house and she has been intent on leaving that platform to bring you information that is too often ignored and marginalized. over the years she literally has become herself a resource for millions of americans who might otherwise be left in the dark about how events in the news are affecting and shaping their own lives, families and communities. we need a public service award for these reporters [applause]. it should be recognized at a far higher level than it is. thank you so much for being the driving force and thank all of you for coming and being here and we are delighted to have you here. t

obama said the u.s. sent money to train just 5 fighters in syria, that is $100 million each where are we getting these guy, whole foods? seriously. and i sit down for ice cream with house minority leader nancy pelosi. as the old saying goes i scream, you scream, we all scream about congressional gridlock in our partisan political system. this is the nightly show. happy columbus day, america! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> larry: thank you very much.a! >> larry: thank you, welcome to. such a great crowd tonight. thank you very much. please, i appreciate it. so nice. we have to, rapper jeezy is joing our panel later. dheers plaws (cheers and applause) definitely stick around for that. and you know, before we start, have i to talk about this mets dodgers thing. so i was on the one train coming to work. (laughter) (cheers and applause). >> larry: no, no, no.but here's. people are upset because the other night chase utley layed into ruben tejada, a controversial play t changed

but only 20% think president obama has a clear strategy in the conflict. >> president obama may be reconsidering the commitment to get all but a few relative few american troops out of afghanistan. correspondent doug mcelway at the pentagon says conditions on the ground may force a change in plans. the tweet from the editor of the respected military blog, the long war journal was unusually blunt. quote how the hell does al qaeda operate two camps, one that is 30 square miles inside afghanistan if it is a spent force? it was a reference to a major operation this month by u.s. air and special forces as well as afghan ground forces against two al qaeda training camps. one of the camps outside kandahar, an area half the size of washington, d.c. >> this is a significant security development. these were two huge terrorist camps, within taliban territory. material to make ieds was found, anti-aircraft weapons, machine guns. this confirms recent report that there was a larger al qaeda presence in afghanistan and they're more spread out across the country than at any time since 2001. >> a press release f

president obama 2.0 or third term president obama you say? >> oh, absolutely not. you have to watch the rest of the debate and you have to listen to what she is saying. she says, look, repeal the cadillac tax on o. fordable care act. the policies and strategies have failed arming the rebels. she has also said she turned around 360 degrees with ttp. she said that putin shouldn't bully us showing she is more hawkish and the president is a bit week. deportations aren't working even on keystone she has distanced herself. that is six just in the past two weeks where she differs greatly from the president. so i think we need to look at more than just the sound bite. >> fair enough, jeany, there were many things that she agreed with the president on though. >> many things. and up until the debate i would agree with leslie. she had been moving away from the president. she gets before her first national audience and what does she do to it a question are you going to be a third term? how are you going to differ because of her gender she uses this as crutch. he presses her on

now with inflation, obama brought you in under budget, classic obama. >> larry: okay.i really don't k. >> hold on, do not-- mitch mcconnell me now. >> larry: how would you knowabo. >> let me talk. i'm going to-- i'm going to bring up one of the bright stars of the supersuccessful american-backed effort. get in here, young man. come on in. and don't be shy. yeah. >> hello. >> hi. >> larry: so why did you join u. >> my friend, i thought it would be like the m tv spring break, lots of people to hang out with, apartments, sand, but very little by keenee meat. i should have joind isis, they are giving away a toyota truck. >> okay, we can get you a truck, believe me. how about a chefy silver addo. now gm owes me big time. yeah. >> larry: gm what does that hav. >> it's isil. >> larry: see no one says thatb. >> my friend, the truck is not my only incentive to fielt. isis has hotel. i want hotel too. >> okay. i can spring for a weekend at the resort at walt disney world plus a fast pass at the lilo and stitch right, how about that. >> okay, lilo and stitch, i love lilo and stitch! i will fielt

so, you make the point, to kind of sum up, president obama reside president-elect obama stepping into white house -- a transition can be a disaggregate series of events and you recommend and suggest a narrative, a governing narrative to pull that together, which i thought was a very compelling point. >> guest: i think that's one of the problems when you're preparing in a transition. you have people doing separate things, like, for example, you had gray craig and todd stern working on executive orders. you have presidential appointments, variety of people. that portfolio passed through a lot of people. you have people working on that. so they were working with the relationships on the hill, doing press, and all of those things are done separately, and that is somewhat of necessity, but what one needs to do is make that transition from what your campaign was, of the presidential candidate, to the president of the united states. and so what is that narrative going to be about? what is it you're going to be doing? what is your focus going to be? and i thought that one kind of unused oppor

obama, president obama, then-senator obama said, hey, when stuff gets tough, some white folk of a particular white class orientation get guns, are bitter, you turn to their religion, and he got beat down. and he knew then never again to speak ill of white brothers and sisters in america. why? because people are chagrined when even a so-called ostensibly biracial, half-white man makes a comment about white america. that lets us know, no, you are still bear sued as a black -- perceived as a black man. on the flip side, what president obama has done relentlessly is to chide and deliver tirades against african-american people in ways that have been called out by a number of figures as unfortunate. so his genius that professor butler talks about, let's not underestimate that. this man has existed in the midst of not only white supremacy by which i mean the conscious or unconscious belief that some groups are inherently inferior and others are superior. that does not have to do with individual existential assertions about the legitimacy or the lack thereof of black people, it's an institutional me

obama's critics for three days have harshly criticized him saying president obama has outmaneuvered the middle east. mr. obama defended himself and flat foot the administration trying to spend the russian military intervention is an act of putin's weakness, not obama's. we'll discuss why russia does appear to be the stronger not weaker state actor in the middle east, and whether putin intends to extent russia's power and influence around the globe? >>> former pentagon official fox national security analyst k.t. mcfarland is with us tonight. also tonight president obama reflexively pushing gun control after the tragedy at an oregon community college. the president reiterated that he wants to politicize the issue because he said he had to contend with the national rifle association stirring up fear and scaring, scaring politicians. the president also dismissed a change in mental health treatment in this country because he said 99% of disaffected young men grow out of it. we take up his analysis, his diagnosis and the politics of gun control tonight with real clear politics reporter caitly

the obama i.r.s. put in place new rules regulating tax preparation authorities, rules for which they had no legal authority. in fact, they used a statute called the dead horse act as their justification for regulating tax preparers. the obama i.r.s. regulation exempted lawyers. it exempted high-priced accountants. it exempted the rich and powerful. the giant accounting firms, they didn't have to worry about it at you will a. but ms. loving who started this business on the south side of chicago, she was facing thousands in costs, costs she felt could drive her out of business. ms. loving sued the i.r.s. and ms. loving won. you want an heroic, incredible story of a single mom standing up against big government and the lawless regulations of the >> and we will leave this here and go live to today's white house briefing. here is spokesman josh earnest. secretary ernest: good morning. before we begin, let me begin with a short readout. the president met by phone to discuss the security situation in iraq ag

president obama says vladimir putin is playing a dangerous game. we'll talk about it all with the panel, when we come back. >>> mr. putin had to go into syria, not out of strength, but out of weakness, we're in the going to make syria into a proxy war between the united states and russia. that would be bad strategy on our part. this is a battle between russia, iran and assad against the overwhelming majority of the syrian people. our battle is with isle. and when i hear people -- offering up half-baked ideas, as if they are solutions, typically what you get is -- a bunch of mumbo-jumbo. >> president obama spent a good deal of time at his news conference fielding questions about syria. about russia's influence in the middle east. and about his meeting at the u.n. can vladimir putin. what about all of this? let's bring in our panel. david kenton, the senior application writer for ""u.s. news & world report"" and sheryl atkinson, author of "full measure." syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. welcome. first time on the panel. you listen to the new

vladimir putin takes decisive action as president obama takes a back seat. it's america versus russia in a cold war-style struggle for influence in the middle east. russian fighter jets are dropping bombs in syria. they are upping the ante in the 4.5 year war. russia's moves are laying bear how many the united states is losing the initiative in syria, and by extension in the broader middle east. >> for over a year president obama dropped bombs pon i.s.i.l. in both iraq and syria, simultaneously he continued to help rebels fighting to unseat i.s.i.l.'s enemy, syria's president bashar al-assad. now russia entered the fray in support of bashar al-assad, bombing i.s.i.l. and rebel targets. report. >> reporter: russian jets attacked the town near idlib. the town is not an i.s.i.l. strong hold. they are mainly in eastern syria. the area is dominated by groups deposing president bashar al-assad, a russian ally. also hit, the town, during the second day of russian air strikes. there are concerns as to whom they are targetting. this, according to activists, was the r

should president obama answer questions about benghazi? >> i think he has answered questions within the white house. but as the head of the executive branch, i don'think you should go before congress. thereris something called the separation of powers. sharyl: administsttion officials acknowledged thahamistakes were made, but they said there was no malice behind it. and yet, nobody high up as part of making the decisions have been held accountable. in fact, if anything, a lot of them have been promoted. why is that? >> i think that is a fair i point. don't know why. there should have been at mid-level management, a lot of good rerting has identified failures of communication, but we know fromhe house armed services and intligence ommittee, despite all of the accusations by the republicans, there was no standdown order, there was no immediate ability to rescue those individuals, given the distance and the logistics. sharyl: you were close to hillary clinton, although you are not speaking officially for her. do you see a place for bernie san

these shootings, made president obama's trip to oregon. meeting privately with the survivors and families of victims at the community college and oregon. the white house claiming that it is not about politics, even though the president himself said immediately after the shooting that this is something that we should politicize. hundreds of people protesting criticizing the president for using the tragedy to push his agenda. as he considers going wrong congress to implement new gun laws. president obama considering using executive action to extend background checks to more dealers. the administration has been unsuccessful in its previous attempts to pass gun-control measures through congress. following up on that throughout the hour. in the meantime, congressional republicans dealing with chaos in their own parties, searching for a leader to replace john boehner. he has probably heard by now kevin mccarthy dropping out. putting pressure on paul ryan, conservative members of the house are already pushing back against the potential ryan bid.

by way of example, iran today approved the nuclear deal that obama constructed with obama and hardly ever mentioned the leaders of the u.n. security council, that's putin, she, olan and angela merkel, iran plus one. iran has showed off all sorts of conventional weapons including advanced torpedos, but most troubling the flaunting of long-range ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and capable of hitting israel. today another show of iranian power and demonstration of president obama's weakness, iran's revolutionary guard showed the world a once secret underground missile base packed with long-range ballistic missiles. iran says it has hundreds of bases stocked to the roof with ready to fire missiles. just the latest in the series of dangerous and provocative acts by the islamic republic designed to humiliate the weak and confuse the obama administration, which seems to be only beginning to understand the price of the president's obsequious, desperate acquiescence demands of the ayatollah, the supreme ruler, and the obama response to the iranian provocations and thei

or president barack obama. so now this is an interesting thing to move forward with, right? is there anything about presidential history that tells fuss this is likely to work as a campaign tactic? is there a chance it will scare people to hear this kind of rhetoric about the fight that needs to happen and that needs to be won? is it likely to work as a governing principle? is it likely to scare people and likely to work as a governing principle? is it all of the above? i don't know. it's going to be a big change. watch this space. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. >>> republican presidential candidate jeb bush said last year when deciding whether or not to run for president he would not get in the race unless he could run joyfully. i can be a joyful candidate? jeb bush does not appear to be running with a whole lot of j

i will note when barack obama was senator obama, he voted against george w. bush raising the debt ceiling. he said it was unpatriotic to raise the debt ceiling. that's when the debt was about half of what it is now. everyone who votes here later tonight, you should remember that senator obama said, if you're voting to raise this debt ceiling, what you're doing is unpatriotic. those are the words of a young barack obama. but reason it is a lie, every month federal revenue is about $200 billion. interest on the debt runs between 30 or 40 billion a month. means in any given month there are apple revenues to service the debt. no responsible president would every allow a default on the debt. and indeed, what a responsible president should do, stand up at very outset, let me be clear. under no circumstances will the united states ever, ever, ever default on its debt. that is what a responsible president would do. sadly that means that is not what president obama has done. instead what he does consistently when we approach a debt ceiling, we will default on the debt

and what does obama do? yesterday, when the russians began the air campaign, he led a meeting, a summit meeting so-called at the u.n., on violent extremism. seminar to follow. >> listen, you and i both know krauthammer and o'reilly both know what is happening in the world now is off the chart dangerous for this country, for americans. it may be over there now. but with putin taking over the middle east in conjunction with iran and with isis gaining power almost everywhere, including afghanistan. the generals and the pentagon know what's happening. and they either have to sit on it and on their conscience watch their country go counsel the drain or resign and say enough. >> they sure have sat on a lot. >> they sure have. >> they allowed the evacuation of iraq which led to the collapse of a position that obama himself said when we left. leon panetta got out. >> he didn't resign on principle. he left at the change in administration. >> he was disgusted and wrote about it and now. >> but writing about it afterwa

president obama: no. i think i continue to speak to the american people as a whole, and hopefully model for them basic social norms about rejecting violence and cooperation, and caring for other people. there are a lot of young men out there. having been one myself once, i , you know,u that being able to identify a pinpoint who might have problems it's extraordinarily difficult. i think we, as a culture, should about how wethink can nurture our kids, protect our kids, talk to them about conflict resolution, discourage violence, and i think there are poor communities where, rather than mass shootings, you are interactionsormal the used to be settled by guns where intervention programs and mentorship can work. that's the kind of thing we're trying to encourage with, "my brother's keeper." when it comes to reaching every 99% ofcted young man, whom will hopefully grow out of it, i don't think there is a silver bullet. the way we are going to solve theyproblem is that when act out, when they are disturbed, whe

i was one of the first people of color of recognition to endorse obama. i did so before black caucus members and before oprah winfrey, i didn't wait for people to tell me. i said i hope this guy has got it. i hope in the next year and a half of office will support -- >> your support didn't carry over to his second term, why? >> because i wasn't asked quite frankly and i saw no need to step forth because i still had some questions. i raised questions for instance about why not have somebody on the supreme court of color, if -- >> last i checked there was an african american on the supreme court, clarence thomas. >> but clarence thomas is a good person, i've known him. but clarence thomas will tell you and be the first, all you got to do is look at the record, oollie. who's voting to get rid of legislation, clarence thomas. >> you were hoping that president obama perhaps use one of his nomination to the supreme court for an african american. >> most people did in the communities. and when you consider most presidents don't have one chance. he had two. and s

obama's not black enough? >> well, he didn't quite say obama's not black enough, he said ben and candy carson terrific. what about a real black president who can properly address the racial divide and much else. >> i think he addressed it as much as any president can. i think that the racial divide needs to be addressed by the country as a whole and he's done a great job as the leader but it's something the entire country needs to address. >> and you think bernie sanders is the real thing and can deal with all things, including race. tell us why you're endorsing his run for president. >> you know, i've seen him here in vermont for the last 30 years. i've seen his run for mayor that nobody ever thought he would win and he won. i've seen him run for house against established democrats and win again. i've seen him go up against a multi-millionaire and win for senate. the reason why he wins is because he's talking about the issues that people care about. he doesn't talk political speak. he talks in language that p

he just tatted your tit, obama. they were supposed to have a lunch together and putin pulled this. >> the two offered each other this terse toast over lunch after putin sat down 20 minutes late. >> larry: 20 minutes late! that's a black move. ( laughter ) oh, my god. who is this putin? he just turned c.p. time into c.c.c.p. time. google it. you'll know what i'm talking about. it is so disrespectful to do that. but that's just how putin rolls, man. >> putin will go into this meeting cocky and confident. >> larry: come oputin goes through his entire life cocky and competent. this is highway he showed up to his first day of nursery school. that's a real photo. we did not doctor, that you guys. that's a real photo. sadly, both putin and obama brought that nursely school-level sophistication to these meetings. >> putin says the u.s. asked for this meeting but the white house has repeatedly called putin desperate to talk to president obama and says he has tried for this meeting a number of times. >> larry: what the ( blee

but only 20% think president obama has a clear strategy in the conflict. >> president obama may be reconsidering the commitment to get all but a few relative few american troops out of afghanistan. correspondent doug mcelway at the pentagon says conditions on the ground may force a change in plans. the tweet from the editor of the respected military blog, the long war journal was unusually blunt. quote how the hell does al qaeda operate two camps, one that is 30 square miles inside afghanistan if it is a spent force? it was a reference to a major operation this month by u.s. air and special forces as well as afghan ground forces against two al qaeda training camps. one of the camps outside kandahar, an area half the size of washington, d.c. >> this is a significant security development. these were two huge terrorist camps, within taliban territory. material to make ieds was found, anti-aircraft weapons, machine guns. this confirms recent report that there was a larger al qaeda presence in afghanistan and they're more spread out across the country than at any time since 2001. >> a press release f

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it was really about barack obama the person. >> this was the obama coalition that said that. that person said it was not necessarily transferable, though, what hillary clinton is trying to do is to replicate it. >> she runs the danger here, if she's splitting apart from the president, she may be alienating a lot of these voters and parts of the obama coalition that she might think they like her on the issues, but moving away from obama has risks. >> here's her other problem, too. hillary clinton it's more dangerous for her to switch around on these issues than i think a lot of candidates. because she is working in this environment where people already don't believe her because of everything that's come out with the e-mail. remember, people think that she's untrustworthy and then you have her saying, well, i was for keystone and now i'm not. and all these things. it's hard for anyone to believe that she's being honest when she says any of these things. >> america hasn't elected a protectionist president overtly protectionist president since herbe hoover. >> on that light note.

president obama is threatening a veto. critics say the measure is unnecessary and would mainly benefit big oil companies. supporters say ending the objects leet restrictions would lower gas prices, create jobs and boost the economy. >>> federal investigators say a fiery oil train derailment in west virginia last february was preventible. the train was carrying three million gallons of crude when some cars went off the tracks. 20 cars leaked crude oil. investigators blame an expanded crack in the rail. saying the problem was missed in inspections. >>> still ahead, the european refugee crisis, through the eyes of people living in an historic city in the island of sicily. bullets fly at two more colleges, president obama talks to relatives of school shooting victims in oregon. >>> president obama is in oregon this evening. he has finished a private meeting with people whose lives were changed by last week's shootings at a community college in roseburg. two more incidents involving other schools keep the spotlight firmly on th

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president obama's new plans for delaying the u.s. troop drawdown. >>> off-target, lead documents on the success rate of u.s. drone strikes. >>> escalating gun violence, laughing it off. and comedians respond to donald trump. >> and we begin with america's longest war, and the announcement that withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan is on hold. president obama said that the situation in the region is too fragile to stick with his plan for an outright troop pullout by 2016. 9800 troops there will remain through at least next year. >> while america's combat mission in afghanistan may be over, our commitment to afghanistan and it's people endures. as commander in chief, i will not allow afghanistan to be used as a safe haven for terrorists to attack our nation again. >> it will now be up to the next president to determine the fate of the troops there. and national correspondent, jamie mcintyre is here. >> reporter: president obama said under the advice of his top commanders, he's scrapping his plan to bring virtually all u.s. troops

the obama administration does. >> who's the biggest enemy here -- opec or the obama administration in terms of energy independence? >> in the short term you have to throw in economics. saudi arabia oil is so cheap. they can make money at $10 a barrel. nobody in the united states can. i'm of the opinion that the house of assad will fall within five years. iran will be a regional power. for that reason we have to go into energy independence even if it costs more. >> i don't like the term energy independence. we are not independent when it comes to consuming food. we import food and that's just as important as oil. i want to hit on what steve said. our government has always been the enemy when it comes to energy. in the early 70s we cut oil production from 10 million barrels a day down to 8 million by 1973. we had the national energy act in 1973 by nixon. that was a catastrophe. we need the government to get out of the way. and the market will produce ample energy here in the u.s. >> specifically what we need is help from the federal government. i mean, we have had this oil boom but that