majority is not saying "no" to every barack obama proposal, but saying "hell no." their words, not ours. we saw that follow obama throughout his 8 years. of course, mitch mcconnell demonstrated his priorities to make barack obama a one term president, but thankfully he failed on that as he does in so many other endeavors. resistance is to say we will oppose you when you are doing things in consistent with american values that would hurt the people we represent. however, if you are willing to do things productively, constructively, and find common ground to improve the lives of people we serve, we can have a conversation that may yield something positive. heather: looking at the democratic caucus, republicans have made no secret that their main attack next year will be running ads against nancy pelosi and her out of touch san francisco liberal values. that is what they repeat over and over. a lot of people say that that helped in the georgia special election. in georgia they ran ads like that. do you think you can take back the house with pelosi as your leader? rep.

as i had my share of criticisms with barack obama. i think throughout the book, it was clear that i have some understanding what he's actually wrestling with. do i expect him to come out and be me? no, i don't, not at all. but my job is not his job. and i think there is a class of writer that writes as though they're a senate aide. it's very important not to do that. it's important to be out there and say the things that politicians can't say. i can't do my journalism the way barack obama or bernie sanders or hillary clinton do their politics. >> that would be a dereliction of my duties. >> there the another way to find a way to talk about -- you know i understand why the genre of the prieth of the white base is fatiguing to people. i understand why that is the case. but it is also the case that there are huge swaths of white working america, where it is bleak as hell. 60,000 people died from opioid last year. the majority white. in west virginia, america is great down there. it seems preposterous. so there is this question how do you

they voted 50% for hillary and elected barack obama. more people under 35 voted over 65, that has only happened once. and but they're not democrats. we got to find a way to reach these young people. hillary and i are doing some work on the supporting groups and running for something in devisable and color of change and voter latino. we are going to support that are doing it their way. i think one of the reasons that democratic party is in trouble is from an institutional point of view, young people growing up thinking they did not need an institution and turns out they do. we are going to have to let them designing their own and telling them how they're going to do it. this generation has a lot of progressive voices in it. you know the oldest guy in the race, got more young votes than hillary and trump cold bimbined. we can unpack that for hours. whether or not there is a home for this democratic party for young or progressive voices. >> of course, there is. they all voted for president obama twice. they voted for me. i was the person t

barack obama always takes a very high -- raises the bar higher than anybody could imagine. donald trump wrote a tweet about wiretapping. what's the most popular obama tweet recently? when he quoted nelson mandela after charlottesville. again, beautiful language, appealing to our higher angels of our nature, donald trump goes the low road. always kind of the political fight of some sort, so i don't think we could even have two people more differ than barack obama and donald trump. their styles, their way of viewing the world are diametr diametrically different. >> and i think most americans would hope even as different as presidents could be, you know, current presidents, predecessors, would always have that commonality, you know? given they have shared that same responsibility and that somehow in perpetuity they might still be friends, regardless of personal politics. we'll see. >>> douglas brinkley, david satters, thank you so much. >>> and we will be right back. ms they'll get the lowest price guaranteed on our rooms by booking direct on choicehotels.com? hey! badda book.

barack obama. that is not a personal attack on the former president. you can substitute in the name of any but politician in the statement would still hold true and that is what i'm trying to get out 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. my intention was to make a fairly simple point, which was political or dvd is not the most employer of advancing a group economically peer to racial ethnic groups political success does not automatically lead to economic success. one does not flow naturally from the other. it's hardly an original, but one ignored by the civil rights who practice identity politics, favoring candidates of their own racial or ethnic background and so forth. i thought the end of the obama presidency was to reiterate the limits of this tragedy, which has been in place more than 50 years now. since the 1950s, black leaders really prioritized integration of political institutions. they've got

bush and barack obama so thomas in washington how do you see that. peter i honest in short brief yes there is a considerable continuity at this stage donald trump has now signed on for the neo con platform so that people understand what the neo con view of the world is it comes out of after the fall of the soviet union a view emerged on the right to begin with that never again would there be any power that could challenge the united states as had done the former soviet union trump is now on board for that it's now a bipartisan consensus here it's more open amongst republicans but democrats are on board they sort of hide it a little bit with talk of regime change in the name of democratic advance but that's more cover than substance you see the democratic support many democrats voted for the iraq war democrats and obama and hillary clinton were responsible for regime change in libya you saw most recently when american warships fired missiles into syria immediately the democrats came on board and cheered this this goes quite there's a history in americ

what barack obama did was simply unconstitutional. so now what i'm going to do is happened it over to the place it should have been originally in the hands of congress. they need to figure out what to do with it from here. steve: i wonder how barack obama feels about what the president did yesterday. abby: as we reported on the show yesterday he t. was likely he was going to say something if the president were to rescind daca. he did. he went out to give out his thoughts. to target these young people is wrong and cruel. up to members o members of congo protect these young people and our future ultimately about basic decency. 350e9 pete when he left the white house he told reporters he would speak out if he thought the basic values of america was under threat. what did he talk about the rule of law and constitution. what the president did yesterday was blow down the obama house of cards presidency, which is exactly what it was. steve: do that again? [blowing] pete: blowing over the house of cards of the barack obama presidency. steve:

take a look at this. ♪ >> sean: imagine if that was barack obama, hillary clinton, any liberal. it's not just snoop dogg. marilyn manson also released a music video with images of president trump's murder. mickey rourke threatened to beat trump with a baseball bat, robert de niro talked about punching donald trump in the face and you can't forget what johnny depp said. take a look. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? [cheering] >> let me clarify. i'm not an actor. i lie for a living. however, it's been a while. maybe it's time. >> sean: let's not forget about shakespeare in the park where a president trump look-alike got stabbed to death during a performance of "is julius caesara." hollywood hates president trump. rezy o'donnell and her liberal friends and celebrities are normalizing violence against the administrationment against our elected president. tonight congressman steve scalise is recovering after being shot by a deranged left-wing gunman hell bent on killing as many republicans as possible on his kill list. is it really responsible for rezy to

barack obama, who brought in the scheme, has called the decision cruel and wrong. the leaders of russia, south korea and japan are due to meet to discuss the crisis surrounding north korea and its recent nuclear missile tests. the talks will take place in the russian pacific port of vladivostok. the un is warning of a humanitarian crisis in bangladesh because of a dramatic increase in rohingya muslims fleeing neighbouring myanmar. fighting in rakhine state has left hundreds dead. now it's time for sally and world business report. turning over a new leaf! despite its limited range, nissan's all—electric car became a global best seller. now the japanese company has unveiled a major revamp, but will it be able to compete with tesla? the battle against organised crime. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme, we'll take a look at the recovery in the australian economy. it has not seen a recession since 1991. the wonderfrom down under! in the last few hours, nissan has released details of its revamped all electric car. the previous v

barack obama ba rack obama has barack obama has posted it, and on facebook on this issue. he says... to give you the precise figure on this story, 790,000 have permanent. most of them come from four countries, honduras, guatemala, el salvador and mexico. was live in california, texas, florida and new york. this is the senator of new york... similarsentiment from york. this is the senator of new york... similar sentiment from one of california balls senators. let's go to anthony zurcher, covering this in washington. although they may wa nt to in washington. although they may want to stop it, can these people stop it? congress can certainly stop it, they can pass legislation that effectively codifies the daca protections. they've been trying to do so for about 15 years. the courses they have come was 2010, when democrats controlled congress, da ca when democrats controlled congress, daca protections passed through the house of representatives and were stymied in the senate, they couldn't get the 60 votes necessary to break every republican filibuster. this is something that

. >> the push to give barack obama his own street. why not everyone is onboard with the name change. >> plus, store shelves emptying out, as florida residents get ready for hurricane irma, barreling through the caribbean. >> how a man behind this door managed to get himself out of his apartment. ground, a san jose man wants to rename a street after the former president. kpix 5 reporter ma >>> a new plan to honor barack obama is just getting off the ground. in san jose, a man wants to rename a street after the former president. maria medina on why that idea is not a slam dunk. maria. >> reporter: well, he has to convince a lot of people. this is known as coleman avenue, if the san jose man gets his way, it will be known as barack obama. >> the first african american elected president of our country is something all of us can know and recognize. >> reporter: he is taking on a project he knows some will support, and others will criticize. >> it says that we support the idea that folks other than white males can become president, and that

president barack obama inspired me in the same way. my life changed in 2008 because a young candidate was fired up and ready to go and said yes, we can. without barack obama, i might still be sitting on my couch, eating doritos and watching sports. [laughter] president obama embodies the definition of courage offered by hemingway and favored of president kennedy, grace under pressure. from his first days in office until his last, the president consistently put the national interests above his own political interests while resisting the policies of cynicism in a system that all too often encourages it. he had the courage to pursue comprehensive healthcare reform as his first order of business, knowing the issue would cost him and the party politically. he continued the fight that was waged during the kennedy administration that my uncle teddy fought for for 50 years in the senate and did what no president had been able to do in 70 years in passing the affordable care act. [cheers and applause] we saw this week that it's a lot easier to

barack obama is a better man than i. somebody who attacks your heritage that way and questions your birth, you then sit down and shake his hand and say you want to make sure that he can be the best possible president. my hat's off to the 44th president. >> and to the transition of power. jack, let's touch on these pieces of advice. first, talked about how they both had been blessed. it's up to us to do everything we can to build more ladders of success for every child and family that's willing to work hard. second, touches on american leadership in this world and how it is indispensable. perhaps noting that the isolationist talk of the campaign. and thirdly, jack, we are just temporary occupants of the office, warns the president to guard transitions of rule of law, separation of powers, equal protection and civil liberties. which, if any of these pieces of advice, has president trump followed in office? >> well, actually, i'm glad that he's not listening to barack obama's interpretation of rule of law. all i can think a

barack obama knows it's a disaster going on. none of the former presidents are keen to donald trump and he doesn't operate in the spirit of that letter where he has to support the govern am agencies and you don't mock people at state department or the justice department or fbi and donald trump admitted he came in to drain the swamp and in his mind, all of these ex-presidents are swamp creatures. >> douglas brinkley, thank you, as always. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the president teases a decision on daca with the fate of 800,000 at stake. is the dream about to be over for undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children? un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. because this scent lasts up to 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. freshness for weeks! what's going on here? um...i'm babysitting. that'll be $50 bucks. you said 30 dollars. yeah, well it was $30 before my fees, like the dog-sitting fee... and the ru

i was one of those people who chose to support barack obama over hillary clinton. declared, i hope that i can make an impact, the truth of the matter is, i was in democraticce in politics because of choices i made to go against the clinton camp. the obamas didn't want the clint onites. it was like, woman without a country. i started to vote my issues and vote independently and starting -- trying to see the party rebound. i was so happy when donald trump declared he was going to run. i was so incredibly happy just knowing him and what he has accomplished and what he would be able to bring to the white house. the moment he declared, and you can look at these interviews, you saw how very passionate i was that he was the right choice for america. host: at what point in the general election did you know he was going to win? -- i didn'tnew, not have to get that far. when he was going through the primaries and he had 17 primary candidates -- he knocked each one of them off. by the time we got to the general, regardless of the pollsters telling us, he was going to lose. th

[ding] food stamp use is now in this country at a seven year low after soaring under barack obama with 13 million more americans on food stamps. [ding] the president reduced to a white house payroll. that saves you, the taxpayer, millions of dollars. [ding] the president is donating a salary. [ding] finally, the president has signed 52 pieces of legislation. have you heard any of this from the destroyed trump media? any of it? have you ever heard them talk about solutions to the numerous problems that we have become a real national security concerns? because what we told you is the truth about the president's accomplishments. they never talk about it. he is getting a lot of things done. frankly, despite very little help from both parties in congress. and despite the media that utterly wants to destroy him every day. they wake up, how can we destroy him today? this hatred against the president is beyond out of control. it needs to stop. it probably won't. but i have a message for the democrats. i have a message, even four-week republicans, and all of these people in the mainstream media

despite the rosie promises we got from barack obama in 2008, he was a terrible president. lou: and his cruelty was league unengaged the north koreans and appeasing them to the point. $150 billion to iran. and by the way, russia taking crimea without consequence. and meddling in a presidential election. charlie hurt, always great to have you with us. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is, is there any reason at all to trust ryan and mcconnell to deliver anything in any way for this nation and the american people? cast your vote @loudobbs.com. we appreciate hearing from you. please roll the video. a twist on a slip and a slide. this extreme athlete adding flair to his base jump in the utah desert. he then soars through the air. wow! a few flips in the air and then he pulls his parachute because that's required in a base jump. up next, calls growing for a second special counsel. revelations that fired fbi director james comey drafted a letter exonerating hillary clinton some months before interviewing key witnesses. is that high efficiency or corruption of the

read and barack obama barack obama. barack obama wanted to run on the issue in 2009. >> juan: i don't believe that. who pulled it back? president bush, it was right wing talk radio that built a wall. what? >> kennedy: right wing talk radio is not constitutionally bound. if we saw that it did not go through under president bush, i understand, it's interestingly always a bipartisan effort. when it makes its way through -- it was so critically important. if you needed these voters so badly to bolster the democratic party, if these people were an absolute get me to make sure that democrats had the presidency from president obama, why wasn't that at the top of your agenda? why did you give americans horrible, horrible health care plans? >> dana: and his meeting with obama in that transition period, he did immigration before health care. it was obviously important to president bush. >> juan: dealing with the economic crisis. you don't get health care reform until like, 2010. initially, we are dealing with all the economic iss

there were people who did say that about barack obama. as a matter of fact, donald trump himself insinuted that the president was -- >> i'm talking about anybody else. >> let me get my point out. this person before he was president led this birther movement, which many people deemed as racist. no one from the obama administration or president obama called for him or said it was a fireable offense from the apprentice. so why the double standard? no one is saying jemele hill was right or wrong. we're analyzing the situation. so why it double standard here? >> don, with all due respect, multiple radio shows about the birther issue and how i thought it was absolutely wrong, there were plenty of people conservatives that were calling in saying he should be fired from the apprentice for continuing to push this forward. to say no one was saying this is absolutely incorrect -- >> i was talking about the white house. >> well, the white house mocked him pretty well. at the white house correspondence dinner i think they -- >> you're comparing the wh

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bush and then under barack obama, et cetera. so he's not wrong about that, but the idea that congress is going to be able to get its act together in six months and do something about these dreamers, that seems rather questionable. >> lastly, we noted off the top that the president is sitting around with these top members of congress now to talk tax reform, potentially, one of whom being the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who he personally insulted a couple weeks ago and they haven't spoken since. what do you think sitting in that room is like today? >> look, as you know, the president can be very charming in person, especially when he wants to turn it on. and i suspect that that is what's going on. the heated conversation he had with mcconnell was a phone call, and it was mainly, as you know, as manu roju has reported, about russia. he didn't think russia was protecting him in the senate committee. but with everything as far as trump goes, who knows. >> what's coming occupy youp on show? >> we have daca. we have the mayo

barack obama voted for those amendments. so. brian: john mccain at the time says he thinks he poisoned the well because he didn't want bush and more importantly mccain to be part of immigration reform. >> that's been his pattern. i think that he has preferred to have the issue to bash republicans on rather than actually have reforms. brian: also, bill, on top of that. this thing was ready to go. he had a four page facebook post after president trump made his decision. >> on daca, too. a lot of people criticize us for it, but no one has been stronger for immigration than the "wall street journal." the "wall street journal" was very critical of president obama's moves on daca using executive authority. that he himself admitted he didn't have. brian: i think the "wall street journal," am i right, supported the gang of 8. >> yeah. but they have criticized. we've criticized barack obama throughout his administration for these orders. they are not even executive orders, different memos because they poison the well why making people th

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but even at the outset of his policy, obama hoped daca would not last forever.president barack obama, june 2012: "it's not a permanent fix. this is a temporary stop-gap measure." president barack obama, june 2012: "these kids deserve to plan their lives in more than two-year increments."...but by halting all new applications and curtailing status extensions, the announcement this week has already put many dreamers in limbo.i'm andrew spencer, reporting ( darya ) a bay area dreamer who is a p-h-d candidate at u-c berkeley is worried he will be deported if daca is not replaced. arturo fernandez is in his fifth year of the p-h-d program at cal. he says daca is the reason he was able to enroll. his parents came to the u-s from mexico when he was just three years old. now he says he fears he could be deported in 6- months if congress doesn't step in.

with sports center and espn, if someone says this about barack obama, it would have been a public apology from espn or from abc and it is not reflected. >> there were people who said that. >> there were people who said that about barack obama. as a matter of fact, donald trump himself insinuated that the president -- >> i am not talking about anybody else. >> let me get my point out. this person before he was president led this birther movement which many people deemed as racist, no one called for him or say it was a fire ball offense from "the apprenti apprentice." why the double standard? >> don. >> we are analyzing the situation, why is it a double standard here? >> with all due respect, multiple radio shows of the birther issue and how i thought it was absolutely wrong. there were plenty of people that were conservatives that were calling in saying that he should be fired from "the aprenti appr" >> i am talking about the white house. >> okay, the white house mocked him pretty well at the white house correspondent center. >> you are comparing the white house to the podium of a press br

i worked for barack obama. and that man was subjected to the most ugly, hateful attacks you can imagine. i remember for years there was in one personality at a news network, at a media network who called the president a racist, launched a racially-tinged crusade against him to undermine his legitimacy. the president never complained, never called for that man to be fired. it turned out that guy who did all those things and said all those things about president trump was donald trump. so, you know, if you live by the sword, you die by the sword. i think donald trump was someone who was fine at launching these ugly attacks at the president, and now he should understand that it sort of comes with the territory and he should grow a little bit thicker skin and not try to get people fired for their jobs because they're critical of him. >> very well said, liz. >> robert, you saw the report here from peter alexander, this president does not apologize. he is saying this is untrue, asking for an apology. it has been well

obama was president it's been criticized though by u.s. president donald trump reports from canberra. this is the first group of refugees to leave papa new guinea is minus arland and i root for the u.s. under the refugee resettlement deal on tuesday morning about twenty five men left papa new guinea bound for the u.s. it's believed that on wednesday morning a similar number of people will leave nauru also for the u.s. now this is the refugee resettlement deal struck between the strain is prime minister malcolm turnbull and then president barack obama it was to say up to one thousand two hundred fifty refugees resettled from manison our route to the u.s. but it all came under question with president donald trump who called it a done deal and said it was the worst deal ever it became clear that there was no obligation to take that number of refugees u.s. authorities however said that they're reviewing other refugee cases but it's unclear exactly how many people will go leaving the fate and futures of the more than two thousand people on and

multiple times, many members of congress and including folks like barack obama and hillary clinton have voted for border security, and no sane democrat has voted for this "game of thrones" style of wall. >> hillary clinton said on daca specifically -- >> guys, hold on. now we have the tape. guys, hold on. we have the tape of the president. here he is. >> we are working on a plan for daca. people want to see that happen. you have 800,000 young people brought here, so we are working on a plan and we will see how it works out. we are going to get massive border security as part of that. i think something can happen. we will see what happens. something will happen. >> what about florida? there's 5 million people still without power, and [ inaudible ]? >> yeah, they are doing a great job on power and they are doing a great job historically there's never been anything like this, but the united states government and fema and working along with governor scott, and the power companies, we have the largest assemblage of human beings ever in one area for power, and rapidly it's being turned on. we

i mean this is, this has reached a level where the entire administration of barack obama is suspect. >> and lou, let's keep the investigations going. remember it is team obama and it's mainstream media, their friend there, who by and large have been criticizing this president's claim of surveillance and this president's claims that this president questioning openly of unmasking of innocent americans. and they have been pushing back from day one of the president doing that. that is 6 1/2 months ago when he first said it. but now -- lou: you call it pushing back. i call it subversion outright, what they have been carrying on. >> let's continue the investigations, lou, and let's start getting the right people. lou: the right stuff and the right people. let me ask you quickly, president going to alabama, unprecedented step, for a sitting president to intervene in a primary election. what are the risks for him politically? >> well the president is five for five in special elections so far since he got here. the difference in all of those races that were very geographically disparate, very

president trump alleged former president barack obama has wire tapped. the doj has now backed if you comey's claim. >> astronaut peggy whitson returned to work this weekend ending a record breaking flight. 665 days off the planet skis that of any other american and any other woman worldwide. she set several other records. at 57 years old she is the oldest woman to reach space. she's also the first woman to command the space station twice following her launch last november. >> cowboys running back ezekial elliott should find out by today if his six game suspension will stick. he had an appeals hearing last week. the arbitrator planned to announce his decision soon. many insiders expect it will happen today. after the decision comes down it could actually then get put on hold. the nfl players association filed a restraining order which could potenti elliott to play during the appeals process. elliott was suspended for allegedly hitting an ex-girlfriend during a fight last year. elliott denies it. police did not charge him with a crime. >> you missed a grea

barack obama stood for even before he accomplished a single thing or in my view, failed to accomplish a single thing, but even before he took office they loved him. that said, he did give a very {trumpian speech. i think any unbiased observer would agree that it's a great speech but the real problem, this is the thing that kills me, listening to the people on the left and listening to democrats talk about all these things that he didn't address or did not dress properly, all of these problems were given to us by barack obama. or the russian run amok, whether it's nuclear north korea or isis on the march or the mayhem in syria, all of this was bequeathed to us by his predecessor. the idea of trying something different it actually i think you're probably pretty smart idea. >> martha: what's wrong with trying something different, zach? >> i love trying something different but i think we also need to keep things that are working. for example, the iran nuclear deal. this is not zach saying this is working. if the head of u.s. central command today who said that iran is abiding by those rul

obama le dejÓ a trump diciendo que los presidentes de estados unidos son garantes de la democracia, tambiÉn le recuerda la importancia del liderazgo mundial del paÍs y sugiere que le dedique tiempo tambiÉn a la familia. >> en otro tema cuando joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn escapÓ del penal de mÁxima seguridad el 2015 las autoridades detuvieron a 12 policÍas acusados de ayudar al narco en su fuga rgs tras dos aÑos preso uno de ellos logrÓ su libertad, en exclusiva para telemundo hablamos con el agente que describe lo que viviÓ la noche de la fuga. >> en abrir y cerrar de ojos pasÓ de ser policÍa a un prisionero mÁs en un penal de mÁxima seguridad. Él fue vinculado con otros 11 a la fuga de quien era considerado por las autoridades mexicanas el narcotraficante mÁs peligroso. joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn.. >> se nos imputa el no haber emitido un supuesto cÓdigo rojo. >> asegura que el 11 de julio de 2015 cuando las cÁmaras de seguridad perdieron de vista al preso de la celda 20, su jefe le dio la orden de revisarla, habÍa un hoyo en la regadera. 28 minutos despuÉs de que el

barack obama gave us the worse economic recovery since 1949. the first president to recover over a recovery -- >> kimberly: larry wants to get a shot in. >> the reason why the stock market is high, the reason why we're seeing jobs come back is because of eight years of steady economic growth, period, larry. >> kimberly: we're out of time. we have to leave it right there. you guys make a lot of money to guy buy some tickets and report back to us. with violence spinning out of control we'll have lieutenant colonel allen west here with us. stay with us. >> kimberly: welcome back to "hannity." in light of several instances of antifa protester violence, today there's a new op-ed out asking why doesn't the media condemn left-wing violence. joining us lieutenant colonel allen west. thank you for being here tonight. this has sparked debate. we have seen the reaction to many things now over the last few weeks and the reaction has been a little bit violence on some of the violence of antifa. why won't the media condemn the left-wing violence? >> that's h

i lay that squarely at the doorstep of barack obama. lou: oh, i do too, and obviously the heads of the intelligence agencies during his administration, the heads of his national security team. and who knows, by the way, look at the fbi. are you kidding me? that is a way to conduct -- what about the head of his cia, who spied on the very intelligence committee that it has oversight over the cia and other intelligence agencies? >> i don't think there is more politicization of any intelligence -- lou: this is not a accusation. this is criminal conduct! >> and rank incompetent while on the subject. lou: no question about it. people are saying really? they unmasked someone, the head of the damn cia is surveilling the intelligence committee? quite a bunch. >> to be sure. lou: i think we need to talk more about what we can grant these intelligence agencies, john, but that is a conversation for another time. ambassador john bolton, great to have you with us. >> glad to be here. lou: thanks so much. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you be

the mistake barack obama made is reducing to it write. we have two issues conflict. the president can't rewrite the law. the other is if 800,000 fully or nearly americanized young people under the age of 40 who are here illegally who planned their lives on staying because every president since 1986 looked the other way and let them stay. is donald trump going to deport them? i don't think so. kennedy: he talks about how much he loves the dreamers. it's obviously very different. where are they supposed to go? to countries they don't remember? judge napolitano: that would be horrific humanitarian crisis and economic consequence yerns. you want to remove 3/4 of a million people from the workforce almost overnight? think of the economic consequences. tino the president takes pride in not choosing carefully the words he puts in this tweets. remember the infamous confefe. in the tweet you quoted, maybe congress will make daca legal. is the same donald trump who ranltsd and raised as a candidate against what president obama did now want to make it legal so he can do it? tha

he actually said exactly what i think barack obama would have said. >> exactly. >> well, the democrats can't give him any credit, god forbid. >> keeping everybody here now. >> all right. so let's leave there. i want to switch gears a little bit. >> senator bernie sanders back in the news not running for anything. he has idea to expand med dire everyone. medicare for all. health care for you and you. he has 15 senators lined up to support him including some of the local senators senator cory booker and kirsten gillebrand for the full story, ashley jon. reporter: former presidential candidate introduced a bill wednesday would revolutionize the health care system by expanding medicare and to the universal health insurance programs. >> today, we begin the long and difficult struggle to end the international disgrace of the united states, our great nation, being the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all of our people. >> so far, its a received the backing of 15 democrats and the system would be pay for by higher income taxes undersan's plan, everything from surgery

he pledged many times to hand daca's candidate, and barack obama, who implemented the policy, declared it to be unconstitutional before he implemented it. donald trump continued for eight months issuing daca permits, and it essentially said, we are going to continue this for another six months. and then throws it into the house of representatives, or senate and into congress, it is like a king solomon situation, where when the two mothers were arguing over the baby and he threatened to cut the baby in half and give each half the baby, it is one of those things, throw it back into the house of representatives and see what you can get done. congress has turned down daca multiple times. so now, we have got another fight to deal with this what it amounts to. trump got elected to enforce immigration law, build a wall, and bring you immigration law to restore the respective law, and it has been set up for congress to lead with amnesty policy rather than campaign promises. ist: the washington times writing about and effort you are supportive of, they talk about 's effort, saying republicans a

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i wonder if there is the possibility that all of those people, angela merkel, barack obama, should be shaming her into standing up to the military? what i would say is that she needs to stand up to the military, but the international community and western leaders need to stand up to burma's military. the united kingdom, i coordinated a letter to borisjohnson last year after the last episode of violence that resulted in thousands of people being killed and displaced and we got a response from a junior minister. this time he took a good few days before he made a statement, which was pretty tame, frankly. and we are still providing military training, spending hundreds of thousands of pounds, and those issues need to be reviewed. it's questionable whether that kind of effort is actually going to work, because it's not so far, the military are doing nothing but causing greater harm and prosecuting murder. do you think that now and forever more, ang sang suu kyi's reputation is tainted? absolutely, but the reputation of the country overall is tainted. we've got to exact greater pressure bot