[laughter] and barack obama was not. but that tells you a little about who barack obama was. we wanted to see in him many different things. he came on stage as a bit of a cipher and we didn't know him the way that you all knew him. he was a fresh face in the national stage as we could remember winning the presidency in our lifetime almost no other president spent more time in a statewide or national office in the position of power than barack obama had. there were two years in the senate before he started running and you know, i think that stemmed from the fact he wasn't like the presidents we had before. they kept looking for comparisons because we wanted to be able to define him. he himself said that during the 2008 campaign he didn't look like all the presidents on the dollar bill. this is true. and of course that meant in some ways the reference to his role in breaking barriers. he was the first african-american president, but that of course was always going to be the first line but he didn't want it to be the only line in his obituary he was determined to be more of a co

"obama: an intimate portrait". this is book tv on c-span2 previewing some of the books coming out this fall. >> one, investment fraud is that pyramid scheme involving promises of profitability and then initially delivering on those promises by taking the money that later investors put in and using that to pay off the early investors and this can't last forever because eventually you run out of people at the bottom of the pyramid. one of the-- the form of that is very consistent, but so is the motive marketing and in almost all of these schemes the approaches to look for some group of insiders to have someone in the group almost all of those are perpetrated by individuals who can't expect to have trust because they are selling mrs. came to people like them who are distinct from the rest of society. the most fitness example and probably still is the ponzi scheme. that's why we call it a ponzi scheme, charles ponzi operated in the early 1920s and focused on the italian community, which is what he came from. the earlie

barack obama was not. would tell you is a little bit about who barack obama was, which is what we wanted to see in him, many different things. he came on stage in the national sense as a bit of a cipher. we did not know him the way you knew him in illinois. may be some people in illinois didn't know them as well as you do. he was a fresh face on the national stage. almost any other president had to spend more time in a statewide or national office position the power than barack obama had. really, just two years in the senate in washington before he started running. i think that sounds from the fact he wasn't like any other president before. we looking for comparisons because we wanted to find them. he himself said during the 2008 campaign that he did it look like all the presidents on the dollar bill, which is true and that meant in some way the reference to his role in breaking barriers. he was the first african-american president, and that would always be the first line in his obituary, but he didn't wan

he is obsessed with obama. that obsession was on display today when donald trump was asked about south korea. >> certainly they feel more reassured with me than they do with other presidents from the past because nobody's really done the job that they're supposed to be doing, and that's why we're at this horrible situation right now. >> and if that's not enough, donald trump literally compared himself to president obama this week, re-tweeting a totally unscientific poll that asked, who is a better president of the united states? president trump or president obama? >>> up next, the consequences of trump's obama obsession and what else european officials have to say about the 45th president. >>> have you ordered any change take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopa

[laughter] and barack obama was not. that tells you about who barack obama was which is that we wanted to see in him many different things. he came on stage in the national sense as a bit of a cipher. we didn't know him the way you knew him here in illinois and people in illinois might not of known them as well as we do. he was a fresh based on the national stage and we could remember him winning the presidency in our lifetime. no other president has spent in a national office with positional power than barack obama had and this is two years in the senate in washington before he started running. i think that stems from the fact that he wasn't like any of the presence where we had the looks for analogies and comparisons because he wanted to be able to define him. he himself said during the 2008 campaign that he didn't look like all the presidents on the dollar bill which is true. of course that meant in some way the reference to his role in the breaking barriers. he was the first african-american president which that woul

was think obama [indiscernible] that america was the problem. he made it very clear that we were not going to put troops on the ground. we would not exert influence, except for when it came to overthrowing american allies, like egypt. [laughter] by the way, egypt supported the muslim brotherhood, which is the fountain of the jihad against the west. the muslim brotherhood. it is where al qaeda, where osama bin laden learned his jihadism. it spawned hamas. isis is a monster, an apocalyptic cult. it calls for the extermination of the jews. i have always said that the majority of muslims are peaceloving people. p thatslamophobia craop happened to be invented by the muslim brotherhood to silence critics. there is a big problem. i can go on about it. when i read the numbers, how many people were killed in the iraq war? like half a million? i don't know. maybe a million because of detentions. a lot of people were killed because of the american intervention in iraq. on the nemesis of the muslim brotherhood in egypt. but i can tell you this lie was creat

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i wrote about obama and the, made a movie about obama. now in the movie i went to, i have went to hawaii, i went to kenya, i went to indonesia.to i was at the obama family compound, i interviewed obama as brother, i wanted to expose the fact that obama wasn't a a traditional civil right guy. that he was, his perspective wa. anti-colonial, shaped by international view of the world. this is all in obama's own book. and that also there was a kind of hypocrisy to obama. obama was basically saying we are our brother's keeper. demanding of americans we make sacrifices for each other but i said, wait a minute. here is obama's own brother, living in a slum in nairobi. he lives in a hut. when you stretch your arms you touch walls. there is something wrong chanting the slogan we're our brother's keeper. here is his actual brother. he has done nothing to help him. i brought up facts about obama,w a lot of people to make up theid own mind. obama and trump i agree are opposites. they're pursuing very different agenda. >> host: when it comes to trump,

president obama did that. president trump has expressed nothing other than that he will be resolute in defending the united states. president obama, on the other hand, through his actions was extensively -- >> hey, nan has president trump spoken out about russia's actions in crimea? >> he hasn't had to address that at this point. >> when we come back, beyond simply having policy differences with his predecessor is president trump preoccupied with erasing every trace of president obama? does he have an obsession with president obama? when we come back. who makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. c'mon, gary! your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why we're booking.yeah! i feel it every day. but at night it's the last thing on my mind. for ten years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape... relieving pressu

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i wrote about obama and made a movie about obama. in the movie i went to hawaii, kenya, indonesia, i set the obama family compound. i wanted to expose the fact that obama wasn't a traditional silver right sky. his perspective with anti- colonial shape by international view of the world this is in obama's own book. also there is a hypocrisy. he was say we are our brother's keeper's. but i said here's his own brother living in the slum in nairobi. he lives in a hut and when you stretch arms he touched the walls. there's something odd about chanting the slogan, here's his own actual brother and he did nothing to help him. a lot of people and obama and trump i agree. >> he said playing the nazi card stems from the election of donald trump. can one disagree with donald trump and not be a fascist? what tips it in your mind to fascism or not season? i know you said those two terms are not the same. >> i'm talking about the guys who wear masks and costumes and carried by clocks as weapons. if i show buying campus is not as if the campuses ov

look at what happened with bush, look what happened with obama. obama, he didn't even want to talk. but i talk. it is about time. somebody has to do it. >> and ruth, thinking about what ambassador richardson was saying about how the north koreans may be potentially respond to verbal aggression from an adversary, you look at donald trump. you look at his style. we are seeing in some ways, it isn't surprising that donald trump is talking about north korea. the question wif trump, is it in his name at all? in his capacity at all to back down from this kind of rhetoric? he seems to be in this tit for tat with north korea. is there any reason to think he will let this in this any way? >> well, let me say this. if secretary richardson is nervous, then i'm nervous and i think we should all be nervous. and yes, this may be the way donald trump talks. it's one thing to talk that way with senator blumenthal. with you it's another with the north korean leader. >> i'm trying to imagine what is more bellicose than fire and fury. hard to see. but we really need to, in fact, my point in the column

bush before president obama. and i'm sure president obama feels very strongly about the issues. he has chosen to lend his voice from time to time since january 20th. i believe he will continue to do so. but former presidents occupy, i think, a unique role, and i'm sure that there are things that president obama will want to pursue on the national stage, on the world stage that are important to him. and he should, therefore, be careful and selective about when he chooses to inject himself into our politics and into our national conversation. i totally respect that and agree with it. >> the argument from carolyn, the come lum nis we had on earlier who is a big supporter of president obama. that's why she wants him back on the stage. is this time is different. i cited the george w. bush example. he said i know how tough is job is. it doesn't do anybody any good for me to criticize a sitting president. do you feel like this time is different? >> well, yes, and there is no shortage of critics already. so -- >> but his voice would be more powerful. >> any former president's voice, som

same is true with president obama. not -- i saw both of them get mad and angry, but it would take a lot for that to happen. they both had this sort of even keel about them, that is probably the one similarity. >> host: on a typical day, could you go the entire day with president obama and basically never exchange words because you're both doing your jobs? >> guest: yeah. i did talk to him a lot, but i also knew my role as the observer. my job is documenting for history, but yet i was also established a friendship with him. so we did banter a lot but there would be days -- maybe like it would be 4:00, and there'd be a moment where we're alone and he'd say, how are you doing today? i'm doing great. how are you doing some and then talk about a game or this -- the basketball game, something like that. but there were certainly days where i wasn't haven an ongoing conversation with hem because that wasn't my role. >> host: how long did it take for him to get used to you? probably took him four or five months. he already knew

needed barack obama. and that's not personal attack on the former president. you could substitute in the name of any black politician. and the statement would still hold true. that's what i'm trying to get at in this book. it started out as a column, that grew into a longer essay and then eventually the short book that was recently published. but my intention was to make a fairly simple point. which is what, political activity is not the most effective way of advancing a group economically. a racial ethnic groups lil success is not automatically lead to economic success. one does not the flow naturally from the other. it is hardly an original observation but an important one that is regularly ignored by civil rights leaders and black political leaders who practice identity licks urnght vote as a block. favoring candidates of their own racial or ethnic background and so forth and i thought the end of the president presidency wase to limit the strategy which has been in place more than 50 years now. since t

like barack obama, they're addicted to it. but i'm afraid the curse of august may catch up to donald trump. presidents that think they get these 17 days off really don't. barack obama himself had a tea party event exploded on him. there was one august a chemical attack in syria. james foley was beheaded by isis. wildfires. the whole world doesn't stop because donald trump is trying to get away for 17 days. >> don't forget, the white house is being renovated, right? >> yes. that's right. >> jeffrey, nobody thinks it's a bad idea for donald trump to take a vacation. you don't hear democrats out here complaining about it. what we think is that if you make a promise to the american people it might possibly one time should matter. he said, i am not going to vacation. we've got too many deals to cut. we've got too much work to do. obama, according to trump, he's lazy, not working for you. so listen, he set the table. now, since he set the table, then he should play the card game the way he set out. he's not. so part of what we have

thank you president obama. colonel thank you, we appreciate your perspective. >> well, okay, other washington post report on russia investigation, comes out, report said that fbi searched a home belonging to president's former campaign chairman paul man manafort, raid took this on july 26. they took material with them, according to anonymous sources talking to the post. if we get more details we'll bring them you to. >> all right, president trump making a prediction in 1990 about north korea that seems adly on target today. we'll play that you full exchange. coming up after this. >> these people in three or 4 years will have a nuclear weapons, they will have the weapons pointed all over the world, specifically at the united states today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event,

i don't know but it's fair to say the obama administration did nothing. also keep in mind, they are trying to deal with a rush russia's illegal invasion of crimea along the same time. >> david: everybody was caught off guard by the sophistication cyber terrorist. think of all the companies in hollywood that were hacked into, think of all the attacks from other governments like north korea, over the past two or three years, we've seen the sophistication of these attacks that has heeded the understanding of a lot of people in government. by the way, can i bring up a show that you and i love, it's very real in what appeared to raise which is a group of russian spies back in the 1980s who are doing exactly the same thing that russians are doing now which is trying to undermine america's confidence. >> gillian: this reminds me of the criticism that was levied against president bush in the aftermath of 9/11. you have intelligence telling you that something is going on, how could you let this happen? it's not always that simple. when you don't have a specific th

he's gotten more judges approved than obama had at this point, obama and a democratic congress. despite everything, i think they trump system is beginning to work. >> sean: the forces that i've talked about, you mention the deep state i've talked about at length in my opening monologue. the republicans being so pathetic in my opinion and not offensive the republican's agenda. then you've got the leaking, and unmasking. you've got real corruption, debbie wasserman schultz and hillary clinton. all of those things get ignored. the noise creates where we are tonight and i cannot believe the double standard. i know i should be used to it but this is beyond the pale of anything i've seen. >> the fact is dennis prager's essay on a second american civil war is right, it's not a double standard, it's a simple standard. if you're the left, you hate donald trump. if you're the left, anything you can do to undermine him it's okay. you'll automatically ignore scandals no matter how big. take debbie wasserman schultz that involves some pakistanis who were involved in information technology in

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the obama administration could have taken action to stop a lot of this. they could have publicly warned russia to stop during the course of the campaign. they could have put campaigns on notice and taken sanctions, severe sanctions against russia a whole lot earlier. if they had done any of that in this whole russian collusion investigation, it might never have taken place. david: please roll the video. thrill seekers no know bounds. this group leaping off a 3,000-foot high peak in norway. a heart-stopping adventure caught on tape. president trump taking aim at executives leading his presidential council. >> i created over a million jobs since i'm president. the country is booming, the stock market is setting records. we have the highest employment numbers we have had in the history our country. so the head of walmart who i know, a very nice guy, was making a political statement. hey, i've got the trend analysis. hey. hi. hi. you guys going to the company picnic this weekend? picnics are delightful. oh, wish we could. but we're stuck here catching up on c

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he is obsessed with obama. that obsession was on display today when donald trump was asked about south korea. >> certainly they feel more reassured with me than they do with other presidents from the past because nobody's really done the job that they're supposed to be doing, and that's why we're at this horrible situation right now. >> and if that's not enough, donald trump literally compared himself to president obama this week, re-tweeting a totally unscientific poll that asked, who is a better president of the united states? president trump or president obama? >>> up next, the consequences of trump's obama obsession and what else european officials have to say about the 45th president. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief uses unique mistpro technology and helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. rethink your allergy relief. flonase sensimist. ♪ so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smo

there point, obama. if you read dreams of my father, not dreams for my mother, and obama's book he talks about his trip to kenya. there is only one month long. in that book weather 100 pages focus on the kenya trip. . . went. clearly, something formative happened to obama in kenya. not surprisingly he had a lifelong obsession with the father who was not there. his trip was an effort to find that man. he was weeping at his grave, and this is all in obama's own words. caller: good morning. i knew the say history of the democratic party, but not in that much detail. dering if you have seen the documentary "a wolf in sheep's clothing." if this often envied this in have where room fan mahal who saye le they infiltrated the education system. i was wondering if you have seen >> >> to give a eggs theobald -- to give an example law but to be identified lifted directly from america from the american and that is the example. >> but those who got together in the room to write the nuremberg to said they were second-c

in the end of the obama administration. so the beginning, he had our lab, even those digital still call the lab, we had them on standby for the night of the inauguration. so basically all of the pictures we took on january 20, 2009 hanging in the wall of the west wing the following day, the obama administration so we essentially hung the photos of the last couple weeks we could reflect on what they had just been through. then there came a point time where i had to take those down. it was kind of depressing because all of a sudden the staff walks in the morning of january 20 and it's just blank on the wall. i left the frames for the next administration. but there is nothing in them. that's a strange feeling. to walk out the door like that. >> your book, obama management portraits, district presidency, is it going to be a coffee table book? >> yes, will be 12 inches by 10 inches. 352 pages, it will weigh about r so definitely a coffee table book. there are some words in it too. there's some photographs right tell the complete

obama regulations got it. gone, goodbye. gdp, no one protected even 3% growth, we are very close, 2.6%. fox con pledged jobs that will lead toward energy independence. that's what we should focus on pure you will never hear it from the establishment fake news media. with reaction, sarah carter, president trump's attorney, jay sekulow. sarah, let's start with your story, ben rhodes. >> it keeps expanding, sean. what we have seen, first, it was susan rice. national security advisor susan rice. then we saw ambassador at samantha power. then it became cia director john brennan. now, it has expanded to ben rhodes, who worked closely with obama and susan rice. this is important. what they are asking for is the full year, from january 2016 up until january 20th 2017, they want to know how many times ben rhodes unmask americans, what was he looking at, and for what purpose, and why. if it wasn't dealing with specific national security issues, that becomes a very serious problem, and it also shows what they have been discovering, app

is part of this president obama's fault? >> look, erin, i think the truth of the matter is, in that statement you just showed from president obama went on to say that there's more that china can do in this area. and that is certainly the case. and frankly, what we're seeing from the current administration seems to be a push china towards that, to increase pressure on china to do more against the banks that china has that are continuing to do business with north korea, to increase pressure. that's all to the good. the dang we are the type of rhetoric we're seeing in the last 24 hours is it doesn't seem to be part of a larger, broader strategy, one that was done in consultation with our allies and partners, in consultation with china and japan and south korea, who, of course, are facing the artillery fire from 35 miles north of seoul, just from north korea. so this type of rhetoric really has a danger for unintended consequences. >> lisa monaco, thank you very much. i appreciate your time tonight. >>> and next, jeanne moos on

they asked people would you trust trump or obama. 64 percent obama. and 22 percent trump. we are a laugh being stock, >> and the so we have established in your view trump is the worst. and no one's ever been that. pipe down for a minute. >> okay. >> you have spent your minutes saying trump is the worst. my question is what next for you and the democratic party. what do you have to offer middle-class voter and many of them voted for obama and turned out and voted for donald trump. and his popularity among those people is riding pretty high. what do democrats say to them. >> as you know 88 percent of the republicans voted for trump over clinton. >> and so you will not on this show give me a few substantive solutions for the democrats to win over those critical votes. >> you are beyond your adjective and my numbers. talk about the democrats, hillary lost for a lot of the reasons. one of them on her shoulders. she didn't talk about economic change in the way people connected. george w. bush ended his term losing 14 trillion. >> i am a huge critic of bush and we agree on that.

obama sees himself as above the law. the second feature is a willingness to use the power of the state against your opponents. in other words, we live at a time of even the post office they'll have swat teams. so for the first time this new democratic party uses the power of the government, the irs, the epa to not only enforce its will, but to bludgeon its opponents into submission. you get on the wrong side and they think nothing of sending the tax audit people after you. this is the new democratic party. the third feature is enriching yourself by shaking down private corporations and the government. obama and hillary are global specialists. they figure out how to use leverage to public power to rent or sell public policy they figure out how to enrich themselves in the process. obama was a community organizer but you won't find him around poor people these days. bill and hillary came to washington, d.c. and despite having government jobs their career they have a net worth of $300 million. -- lewinsky died in carmel by t

black republicans for even barack obama -- i'm sorry, black republicans for barack obama strategic ry omponent of his two terms, electoral landslides and popular vote majority. our student debt. would mr. moore please tell us projects for getting rid of the projected future, young g future for our people who are debting hemselves out because their parents who have stagnant wages, stagnant wages. the republican party -- there is i think that you are never going to be the majority arty in the context of the broader diverse people. host: thank you, barbara. on hen moore, she touches student debt and the impact on the broader economy. guest: it is a big problem. opinion is the biggest scam in america today is how much our niversities and colleges are charging our middle class families. every university and college spending half of what hey do, especially as we move more and more toward online education. these no excuse for colleges costing $30,000, $40,000, $50,000. the more student loans we colleges it id to is like a dog chasing its tail. give re student loans we them the more the khepb

alinsky died in 1972 but obama kept going back to chicago, why? to study under the alinsky instructor and so i'm suggesting that he learned his scamming techniques from the alinsky way. hillary, met alinsky in high school, had a close relationship with alinsky brought him to college where she was a student and offered a job by alinsky and so both obama and hillary, i think, at a key time of life envibe the alinsky kool-aid. i want to talk a little bit about the alinsky kool-aid to see if it's recognize being -- recognizebly. there's the dedication to lucifer in one of the opening pages and that tells you what you need to know, that book tells you relatively little about alinsky. first of all, the dedication itself is highly problematic. alinsky was atheist probably like many of you in the room and he didn't believe in god and nationally didn't believer in lucifer, why does a guy dedicate a book to do guy he doesn't believe? clearly this is not about alinsky saying he wants to be the devil, something going on. you can be fairly safe that the alinsk

he is a -- president obama by the way, did similar things. i liked to poke people that are not in power. they can't do anything about it. he did something that you can't do anything about. what he -- when he brought up the examples, what he was doing is he's highlights a contrast between two types of thinking. i'm going to talk about it. everything that trump does is through the law and order prism. oftentimes it can be flawed. most of the time it's okay. so what he does, he pardons a law and order-type guy. a sheriff that might have some problems but a sheriff. president obama operates from the oppressor versus oppressed mindset. when he wants to pardon somebody, it's usually a radical, somebody that was involved in a cause. could have been a terrorist but it's a cause. he thinks it's a noble cause. so through that prism, president obama always tends to favor people that we go what are you talking about? meanwhile, liberals look at trump and go arpaio? what are you talking about? i have a solution for this. no march damn pardons. nobody like

obama sees himself as above the law. the law is a tool. the second feature is a willingness to use the power of the state against your opponents. in other words, we live in a time where even the post office, the bureau of land management and places have s.w.a.t. teams. for the first time, i think this new democratic party uses the power of the government, of the irs, of the epa, to not only enforce its will but to bludgeon its opponents into submission. you get them on the wrong side of these guys and they think nothing of sending the tax audit people after you. this is the new democratic party. and the third feature is enriching yourself by shaking down private corporation and the government. how they use to leverage the public power and rent or sell public policy and they figure out how to enrich themselves. obama was a community organizer but you will find not him around any poor people. he is hobnobbing with the billionaire secretary. bill and hillary came to washington, d.c. and despite having government jobs all their career, they ha

i voted for barack obama twice. i think that barack obama has done so much damage to this country. he has turned the democratic party into an anti-white people party, especially an antiwhite christian will party. i think we are seeing the results, the fruits of his labor to turn this country against white people. host: how would you respond to that? guest: i understand that sentiment. but i have a different perspective. i spent a lot of time looking at these issues, karen, and i've heard a lot of people like you. i hear a lot of that in texas. i'm not quite myself. people look at me i don't see my indian background. the power to control the influence of whites in american society has only grown in the last decade. there is less and less representation of various minorities in many areas of our society. women still do not make anywhere nearly as much as white men make. it's hard for me to see how white shavs have lost face. what i'm seeing is a lot of people who grew up generations ago having trouble competing a more global economy where jobs are going away, where there aren't facto

barack obama gets in office and tries to shut down the. the. many of whom are minorities and try to shut it down and the political need to satisfy some people that helped him get elected to a. on a group that sends the person off to represent them politically so in terms of the criticism, part of it surrounded he thinks the racial debate in the country shifted more to the deindustrialization of the country and how he says the less concerns to his mind are focused on blaming social pathologies on the absence of the factory jumps and that is what led to the current state of affairs and he thought i should have done more to talk about that in the book. and i think that it is a fair point people had been making this point for decades i don't buy into the argument. i didn'i did and they get the se wrong when they say that in other words the social breakdown in the 60s and inner cities preceded the flight. detroit didn't riot after the factory jobs left. the riots came first. so that is my problem in the argument. but that is some of what john was ar

who is at top, they have one boss, barack obama. lou: like you, i want to believe your scenario above all, but like you, i am highly skeptical. and their at-this-point, we have an attorney general who should be making noise. >> yes. >> lou: and beholding to account people this that administration, it should be public, it should be as energetic. >> i think these investigations take time, but we're now in 7th month, i would hope it is well on its way. you talk about hillary clinton, they are not bound, the sessions justice department is not bound by jim comey's ill advised inappropriate, untoward announcement on july 5, 2016 -- is not to investigate hillary clinton, not to prosecute her. they have a tractor-trailer load of a file. if you print it on paper, there is a mountain of evidence of her guilt. lou: overwhelming 3, frustratingly this administration does not act. the previous administration is at this point getting away with it some is more troubling to most americans, we're talking about over 12 months, investigating president

that's what happens >>> former president barack obama celebrating 56th birthday. it's his first since leaving office in january. obamas are reportedly returning to their favorite vacation spot in martha's v to celebrate. and here's a tweet from former first lady saying another year older but the same phenomenonal guy i married nearly 25 years ago. happy birthday, barack we love you so much. >>> we're talking popcorn and politics, go hand-in-hand >> i can't wait to see what this represent >> we'll show you when 5at630 comes right back. gypmes right back. gyp this is the moment. the moment you could put yourself in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz. come to mgm national harbor and enter the choose your ride giveaway. the more you play, the more chances you earn to win your share of $350,000 in prizes including a new mercedes-benz convertible, sedan or suv. join m life rewards and enter the choose your ride giveaway for a chance at your share of $350,000 in prizes and freeplay®. this is monumental. >>> taking a load off friday with a little treat presidential

much as the obama iran deal is foreseeable to them. people saw it was coming, but successive administrations thought they could trust north korea. >> lou: we upon that north korea has a miniature ietzed war head for the replacement on the icbm's and they have at least two that are capable of reaching the continental united states, one much them, the interior of the united states. how in the hell did u.s. intelligence and presidents of the united states permit this to happen? >> this is something that dan coats ought to get into. the failures and dangers that we are in here now is replicated in iran and god knows what other countries have dpn through the 67orio. we have to deal with north korea. we don't have a lot of time now. trumps got to deal with it in the next year or six months. and the failures are going to haunt us elsewhere. >> lou: i am listening to idiotic statements. the democratic party, whose party whom they elected in 2008 and neglected national security and created extraordinary vulnerabilities in our national security

is it a large part due to the obama years? yes, it is, but look, to your point with regard to killing the federal job killing regulations that is a good start -- >> i didn't call them federal job killing regulations. >> that being said, as well as unleashing american energy and approving the keystone pipeline and this will go a long way toward creating jobs and other proposals down the road with regard to repealing and replacing obamacare if and when we ever get that done. the tax reform and also infrastructure project would be a phenomenal way to help boost the economy as well as get bipartisan input. >> to get infrastructure through, he has to work hard. he can't be out golfing and he's got to go to the congress and work with the congress to get a legislative package pusheded through and what we've seen from this administration is he lacks the discipline and the political savvy to get this kind of stuff done whether it's a tax cut, repealing obamacare, getting an infrastructure spending plan through and this is where west wi

this is in obama's own book. there was a hypocrisy to obama. he was demanding of americans we make sacrifices for each other. i said, here is obama's own rather living in a slum in nairobi. living in a hut where you stretch your arms and you touch the walls. there is something odd chanting "we are our brother's keeper" and here is his own brother and he hasn't helped him. obama and trump are opposites pursuing a different agenda. host: you said playing the nazi card stems from the election of donald trump. can one disagree with donald trump and not be a fascist? what tips it into fascism or nazism. you said those two terms are not the same. guest: i'm talking about the guys that wear masks, where bike locks asy weapons. if i show up on campus it is not surprising to have these dudes try to stop me from speaking. very often young people today don't even know what conservatives want to conserve. if you try to squeeze their point of view, the professors are there every day or they want to block me. this is a fascist tactic. paradoxically, it is ca

president obama went through the same thing. every president goes through the same thing with race relations. i think this was a learning experience for the president. i hope when these situations come again, which they will come again, that he will be prepared. we know in texas a&m right where i'm at in dallas that there will be another protest on september 11th. how will we respond? there's too many of us that are loving americans, that hate white supremacy or any type of hate and we should be speaking out about it. the president will have another opportunity to speak out then. he will be prepared then. >> very passionate president trump that we heard from a short time ago. lawrence jones, very good to get your response. thank you. >> thanks, my friend. see you soon. >> all right. a deadline looming for the white house. will they keep the dreamer program for the immigrants alive? what happens if it doesn't? attorney general jeff sessions and the president now on the same page and going after the attacker in charlottesville. >>

obama never knew the men. alinsky dotted with a 1932 but obama going back to chicago. why? to study under the alinsky center he became an instructor so i suggesting that he learned his scamming techniques from the trend way and ran -- alinsky way. hillary met alinsky in high school, had a close relationship with alinsky. writing to wellesley college where she was a student, was later offered a job by alinsky and so both obama and hillary i think i.t. time of life imbibed you might say the alinsky kool-aid. i want to talk a little bit about that alinsky coolly to see if it is recognizably the fourth, destructive force i was a behind the america we live in now. most people think to figure out alinsky yet to go read the rules for radicals because gee, there's the dedication to lucifer in one of the opening pages, and that tells you all you need to know. i think the book tells you relatively little about alinsky. first of all the dedication itself is highly problematic. alinsky was an atheist. probably like a good many of you in this room. he didn't believe in god and naturally

like what president obama's task force on policing recommended. police ought to be guardians. too many officers now have this mentality. when they patrol communities of them, women inst c enforcing s good as the law. other big solution, this is abolition.ial, is when we think about racial states, in the united they've all been movements for abolition. bolition of slavery, abolition of the old jim crow. prison hold calls for abolition. >> what? >> it sounds reckless. it that we think prison does. do?t do we want to things. two they haven't received the same that they need to not go back to a life of crime. so prison is not keeping us safe offenders. and it's certainly not making responsible for the harm that they've caused. pleading guilty not because they're being accountable but because, again, want the book thrown at them if they go to trial. lots of communities. brooklyn is a great example. common justice where when men are accused of violent crimes, men and women people in the program are men, if the victim consents to prove outside of the criminal justice system and into

they say he is obsessed with obama. given the recent events in charlottesville, some are calling for barack obama to speak up. today, carol i'm not randall williams writes, we are a country troubled by the looming possibility of a constitutional crisis and hate groups are claiming the president as theirs. we need your voice. i'll going to let you two go at it. should barack obama come out into the republican square, he hasn't been there in months, not since the inauguration of trump, and join trump in this argument over legacy? your thoughts. >> i mean, obviously, i've written this article. i feel like he's got to. he's always been such a poised, measured and careful speaker and i think a lot of us are accustomed in a national crisis to hearing from him. and i think it feels like a crisis to a lot of us. so i'm really longing to hear his insight in this moment. >> your view of this. as political strategist, would you recommend he gets into a public back and forth with the current president? >> well, actually, chris, thi