which is obama's debt. he was born of course under colonialism, but he came of age at a time when kenya became free, he came to the united states in 1959 i believe, shortly before kenyan independence. now he was a strange man, as you describe. he had four wives. he had at least eight no children. didn't seem to if i can say, fairly look after anyone of them. he was a chronic alcoholic, got into multiple drunk driving accidents and killed a man on one occasion. and now, and yet the strange men, a polygamist, an and a cau, a failure who it said outside his that according to his sister, rail and rant and foam at the mouth. this is the very man of whom the president writes "dreams from my father." his autobiography at least in his early years, this is the man that had become his impact on him. and my question is, what is it about barack obama, sr.? you wouldn't think this would be a role model, what is a about this man that had such an impact on president obama? >> guest: unfamiliar with some of the things was

the normal theories of understanding obama can't make sense of this. obama is a progressive. he's a leftist even if he's a socialist, so what? why do this? interestingly, it was winston churchill as you know who was the prime minister of britain re-elected in world war ii after the '50s who directed british special troops to go to kenya and locked up every able bodied man and not only was barack obama, sr., at one point jailed but the grandfather also tortured. so here's my point, is it possible that this churchill episode otherwise unexplicable can be understood by looking at this family history that you sought to early document in this book? >> what you didn't mention, i think, president obama replaced the statue of churchill with that of abraham lincoln who was his great hero and to me it's entirely understandable that a american president -- that the bust of a great -- >> but the entry wasn't -- the issue was sending it back. >> i don't understand it. it hit the news in britain for a while and the tabloids were very upset about it. in the end, i think the brits shrugged i

like the obama store. and given my diocese i feel like an adolescent boy in the first copy of playboy. you don't have the "national review" and commentary but anyhow, as i started reading the book first of all i discovered the excerpts in question were taken out of context. the book is not as radical as it sounds. the book is calculated and as i would learn later on doing my research the book wasn't calculated to make barack obama president of the united states. was calculated to make barack obama the mayor of chicago in which position it would do a world of good as president and in the world of psychological and moral problems. as i get into it, just in the we've description, the book is divided into three parts. the first part starts with the section origins, which basically tells his story from the time he tracks back to his parents and takes him through his departure for chicago from new york city. the second part is the longest most tedious part of the book called chicago, and it almost reads like a w

barack obama sr. was brought up muslim but once he left home as you say he renounced any region with it the christian, islam and by the time he got to hawaii he was confirmed atheist, as far as he was concerned, and as you also rightly say, his, the president's mother was also an atheist, and so there wasn't really any significant religious influence in the president's life until he went to chicago as a community worker. and i think that he realized the way into the community's actually was through the black churches. the churches themselves were a fantastic political organization as they so often are around the world. and that is when i see he started to go to church, to claim that he was a christian. it was hand-in-hand with his political work and -- >> host: this is quite right and obama hasn't seen himself and dreams from my father talking about, or maybe it is the audacity of hope where he says he would go from church to church organizing and the pastors and the priest would say where do you go t

obama revoke was british colonial history. >> host: dvd obama results. mao mao revolt. after they were drafted during the second world war and they fought and died in burma and in india. and when they came back, they've been told they were fighting for freedom and democracy and felt bad about having kidnap him and nothing. after the roots of the frustration after the second world war, in the mao mao revolt which ended up as a bloody, very nasty revolt, not only against the white kenyans, but what a lot of people who maybe haven't looked at it was a civil war within the africans themselves. many, many more people died during mao mao when i grew up in the 1950s in britain and i can still hear the echoes with newsreels of the mao mao is and how black savages were massacred in the white. in this state happen. >> host: you're talking about a few score -- a few score white people, whereas there was literally tens of thousands of blacks kenyans killed a kenyans. for this uprising was very shocking, even more so for the black community than the white community,

barak obama no vino aquÍ. los cables de electricidad y de televisiÓn traen un mundo mucho mÁs atractivo que el que hicieron su casa en cada rincÓn. ♪ ♪ >> barak obama estuvo muy cerca de aquÍ pero en realidad estuvo muy lejos lo que Él vio estuvo limpio, maquillado y seguro pero quÍ adentro se cayÓ la mÁscara. pero al final sÍ dejÓ la esperanza. si Él pudo, dicen los habitantes de la fabela, ellos pueden tambiÉn. ♪ ♪ >> eso es lo que vimos en la fabela ciudad de dios. vamos a llevarlos a las playas. tambiÉn estÁ haciendo turismo. se lo contamos. >> hablemos de japÓn que no deja de ser noticia se abre una ventana de esperanza en japÓn. equipos de trabajo sin descanso y una lucha contra reloj empieza a tener una pequeÑa rescompensa. >> los ingenieros de esta planta nuclear han informado que se ha logrado algÚn avance en la misiÓn. de todos modos, el gobierno ha anunciado que esta central no volverÁ a entrar en funcionamiento. >> y en medio de la calamidad hay personas que se aferran l

there were obama coloring books, obama coffee table books. it was like the obama story. and so i thought it a copy -- took the copy of terms for my father and i can add a lesson. the national review and commentary, but anyhow, as i started reading the book, first of all, i discovered that the excerpts and questions are taken out of context. the book is not as radical as it sounds at all. as i would learn later on during my research, the book was not calculated to make iraq obama president of the united states. it was calculated to make iraq obama smear chicago in which you do good is president and present the world the psychological and moral problems. as they can into it, just in the late description, the book is divided into three parts. the first part starts with a section called origins, which basically tells the story from the time it tracks back to his parents and takes him through his departure for chicago. at the second part is the longest part of the book called chicago. and almost reads like it was written for another book. the third part is kenya. and what i d

sale el presidente obama y muestra a obama lanzandose a la playa como un fin de semana. >> es sumamente extraÑa, para los brasileÑos esta visita es muy importante. pero en europa la preocupaciÓn, los bombardeos en libia. >> en brasil, el presidente tiene la mitad de la cabeza en otro lado. los conflictos en libia, con la intervenciÓn de las tropas de la coaliciÓn internacional. >> eso quÉ significa? si esto pasa en otros paÍses, va a ocurrir lo mismo? >> la comunidad internacional marca un estÁndar muy alto. por un lado la comunidad internacional estÁ decidida a respaldar un movimiento democrÁtico. tambiÉn hay una insurrecciÓn en yemen. va a ser capaz la comunidad internacional de actuar de la misma manera en yemen? >> estuviste en la conferencia de prensa. no hubo preguntas. por quÉ no se le preguntÓ al presidente obama sobre eso? >> lo que se dijo fue que la presidencia brasileÑa la prerrogativas del anfitriÓn de evitar preguntar. no se dio una explicaciÓn por parte de brasil, pero fuentes de venezuela dicen que los brasileÑos no querÍan que la rueda de prensa termi

so barack obama sr. had nothing to do with the formation of young barry obama who did have a lot to do with the mother. i know there's a lot of talk about islam and what not, and he did have a stay in indonesia, but his stepfather was sort of a go as you please muslim, but his mother was a hard core secular humanist, and she just drove, drove, drove this into his head. and one occasion, it was a very telling occasion in dreams from my father, he talks about this. is that her husband works for an american oil company, he's an indonesian. and he says, hey, we're having a party, why tonight you come meet some of your people, and she shouts back at him, those are not my people. this is barack obama's mother. she's not a little girl from kansas. she was known as anarchist annie in her high school years at seattle where she left from, and then she went back to seattle immediately. so that was the primary formation. and that was reinforced by frank marshall davis, it was reinforced by bill ayers, deep, deep, se

>> que descance >>> la onu le dice no a muamar gadafi en su último intento >>> el presidente barack obama se despide esta noche de chile, hubo una cena en su honor, mañana termina en el salvador su gira por latinoamérica >>> estados unidos y otras naciones toman precauciones ante la contaminación por la radiación japonesa >>> el sistema iverify no solo sirve para comprobar el estatus migratorio, sino que prestará un nuevo servicio ♪ . >>> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna ♪ . >>> buenas noches, los ojos del mundo están puestos sobre libia, en el tercer día, la capital vuelve a ser objetivo y el suelo se ha visto cubierto por los destellos anti-aéreos el primer día de ataque costó más de 100 millones de dólares en equipo a estados unidos estamos en nuestro centro de satélite, alberto en santiago de chile, y en nuestros estudios el coronel retirado octavio pérez, vamos adelante >>> cohetes anti-aéreos, lanzados desde tierra, trataban de repeler la nueva oleada de misiles, conformada por 10 países sigue desafiante y debilitad >>> no obstante el secretario

so we're just like the obamas, but we're not." so there's this way that as wonderful as it is-- this acceptance of the obama girls, this acceptance of michelle-- it still has the impact of marginalizing, for example, the fact that a majority of african-american children are being raised by... in households like mine, where you may have tergenerational women, but where you don't have a present father. it is still true that, for example, gay and lesbian families don't have the same kind of social recognition. so if you're a michelle obama but you're in a lesbian household, does the acceptance of the kind of heteronormative, you know, traditional picture of the obamas, does that, you know, kind of continue on and lead to a broader acceptance? i don't know. and i'm certainly, you know, a little distressed that at the same time that we have michelle obama, we have precious. >> hinojosa: andou'r concerned about itecau... i mean, that movie-- i haven't seen the movie, i read the book when it came out a long time ago-- is so incredibly pa

obama be privatised the negotiator the lawyer or as some in washington paid it obama the non leader the man who's not using the power disposal that's how our guest tonight john ellis painted so is obama not stepping up to his global leadership role or is it just a change that someone washington aren't ready to confront joining me from our studio in new york is john ellis political editor of business insider john thanks so much for joining us so let's start off with this notion this assertion that obama isn't really taking advantage of the power at his disposal that he isn't really acting like a leader or perhaps just a senator and not a president obama why do you think that's the case. well i think i think there are a lot of people in washington who would like you know we're. unnerved by a middle east that is seemingly come unstuck and they would like some guidance or direction as to what u.s. strategy is and how we're going to deal with it and i think what they're seeing is president obama being very careful how he responds and so you're getting a lot of drumbeat from washington as

obama the privatised the negotiator the lawyer or as some in washington paid it obama be non leader the man who's not using the power at his disposal that's how our guest tonight john ellis paints it so is obama not stepping up to his global leadership role or is it just a change that some in washington aren't ready to confront joining me from our studio in new york is john ellis political editor of business insider john thanks so much for joining us so let's start off with this notion this assertion that obama is really taking advantage of the power at his disposal that he isn't really acting like a leader perhaps just a senator and not president obama why do you think that's the case. well i think i think there are a lot of people in washington who would like you know we're. unnerved by a middle east that is seemingly come unstuck they would like some guidance or direction as to what u.s. strategy is and how we're going to deal with it and i think what they're seeing is president obama being very careful how he responds and so you're getting a lot of drumbeat from washington askin

obama is right there with him. he's used about two and a half so that puts him below ronald reagan and george w. bush and just above george h. w. bush and bill clinton. so he's right there in the mix with the presidents. very similar in that way of expressing public faith. in terms of the state terms, the broad terms, bible, pray, blessings, so on he's the highest of any president in modern history just slightly higher in bill clinton who used about 12.5% in the average speech. barack obama uses 13. ronald reagan and george bush were right there as well. so he's very typical, very similar to the most recent presidents in the new model of public religion in that respect. let me give you another way similar to read this 1i think will some obvious at first but there's a little new ones that i will try to add. barack obama if you listen to any major address he has given - since he came into office. he will close that address by saying god bless america. usually god bless you and god bless america. and that is as i said

que va a dar barack obama. tenemos que movernos de las fricciones que hubo en los Últimos momentos de la administraciÓn de lula, cuando apoyÓ a ahmadinejad, el presidente de irÁn, y lo que tiene que hacer obama es tratar de enlistar a rusia en los esfuerzos contra la proliferaciÓn nuclear. la segunda, es tratar de hacer que brasil se una a la promociÓn de democracia en el hemisferio; que empiece a ver a chÁvez en serio, como el peligro que es a la democracia en el hemisferio y, sobre todo, que pare de apoyar a la dictadura castrista en cuba. brasil es un paÍs que sufriÓ mucho bajo dictaduras militares y estÁ apoyando y dando mucho dinero a la castrista en cuba, que tanto oprime a los cubanos. despuÉs, el salvador. en funes, barack obama se encontrarÁ con un presidente izquierdista, pero pragmÁtico, que no se ha unido a alba ni a chÁvez todavÍa porque se da cuenta de que tiene mucho de sus conciudadanos en este paÍs. estados unidos ya ha invertido mucho en la democracia salvadoreÑa, miles de mil

goes obama change the choice i hope so now i get it it's obama's fault that newt had to flip flop p.s. talk about a cryptic tweet somebody needs to reach him how twitter works so twitter is clearly not his strong point but surely he can use facebook great so honest facebook page you wrote a letter to his fans explaining why he flip flops and in it he pointed out that on march third obama said it was time for gadhafi to go and then say after march third the president should have moved immediately to consult with congress to implement a no fly zone while also making it clear the u.s. would welcome involvement from other nations instead he did the opposite now sadly this comic got four hundred and twenty likes i don't know why his argument still doesn't make any sense to me so now he's opposed it because of the date on the calendar oh wow he really is a politician as any human is so desperate to put himself against the president that he can't even come up with a solid argument for himself or for his disagreement with the president's moves at this point it only looks worse than he already

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head to our washington studios for another edition of the alyona show and look at the new rules the obama administration has for arresting and detaining terror suspects. for the see we've got. the biggest issues get the invoice face to face with the news makers. but can they learn to show us the real headlines with none of the mersey are going to live in washington d.c. now there's still confusion in the libya conflict as nobody seems to want to step forward and take command of this mission so what's really going on here almost a debate on the issue then did you know people bomb administration made new rules all miranda rights for terrorism suspects they did it in secret but now those documents have come out so we'll look into yet another obama flip flop and do you want to be president well then don't forget to visit israel we'll tell you why this country might be just as important for presidential candidates as say iowa or even new hampshire and speaking of presidential candidates where are they it's only a little over a year away from elections and needless to say the g.o.p. has yet to

but this is a different thing obama is doing. he is going after a nation that didn't attack us and didn't threatening us, in a civil war, and he attacked it! >> he's also killing civilians. >> and he's killing -- >> gates is laying excuses over killing more -- [everyone talking at once] >> no right to kill! >> hold it! >> let him finish! >> you've got no right to kill libya's soldiers. what are they doing, defending their country and putting down an insurgency of a government they're not known firm they have a -- ledge matted right to do that. >> going after the libyan army is part of the u.n. resolution. yoyomay disagree with it but it's within -- >> if they took civilians 92 when you're bombing from above. >> do you -- do you just separate out what was about to happen in benghazi and just sit aside and let that -- let that occur? >> there's no talk that -- that present to gaddafi to split it by some of his own friends. >> you act like. >> and have the east go to gaddafi, the west to gaddafi. after he gets -- maybe [everyone tal

march third says gadhafi has to go make sure he goes obama change the choice i hope so now i get it it's obama's fault that newt had to flip flop he has talked about a cryptic tweet somebody needs and teach him how twitter works so twitter is clearly not his strong point but surely he can use facebook right so on his facebook page you wrote a letter to his fans explaining why he flip flopped and in a he pointed out the on march third obama said it was time for gadhafi to go and then say after march third the president should have moved immediately to consult with congress to implement a no fly zone while also making it clear the u.s. would welcome involvement from other nations instead he did the opposite sadly this comic got four hundred and twenty likes i don't know why his argument still doesn't make any sense to me so now he's opposed it because of the date on the calendar oh well he really is a politician as any newt is so desperate to put himself against the president that he can't even come up with a solid argument for himself or for his disagreement with the president's move

i often wonder if obama knows. maybe he doesn't have an answer. basically, our policy is to get rid of gaddafi, because if we don't, he is going to attack the united states. this is a scary, a crazy guy. i worry about domestic terrorism if we don't get rid of them. obama has never expressed that. sort of. who knows? >> any idea, nina? >> i guess i am not any clearer than evan is. this seems to me like the first president bush's first war in iraq. we were not sure exactly what our goal -- our stated goal was to shove them back -- >> get him out of kuwait. >> there were lots of questions about whether we should of gotten rid of saddam hussein 100 that is where we are today. can we live with a divided and libya with a no-fly zone? >> colby? >> i'm not having as much difficulty understanding this, whether you agree with it or not. the objective is to stop gaddafi from killing his own people. air superiority, aircraft back on the ground, protecting the civilian population. i think they have achieved that limited objective. the question is where do we g

is long schools you know if obama was actually educated by the taliban. he did not misspeak and that was completely on purpose i'm with you there i think it's absolutely absurd but you know if you get deeper into it what he's doing here is he's examining obama's bringing and trying to use it against him the fact that perhaps obama has a different upbringing than some americans but i don't understand how it can possibly be looked at as a bad thing and painted as anti-american just because we have somebody representing us that i don't know maybe has a more worldly view and hasn't only lived in neighborhoods with rotary club the never left the country. right it's incredible because you would think most americans would be happy to have a president who so culture for instance bill clinton was very cultured i mean he was known as the president of the world because of his curiosity and you know his intellectual ism that's the type of president that we need right the reason why mike huckabee is doing this is the same reason why the birth of war questioning obama'

what that would mean and who said anything about being transparent even though then president elect obama promised to run a transparent open government his latest battle to bring down leakers seems to be promoting another message so should those leaders fear what the government might do that and a new update on the hacker who's taking on sony after a court ruling anybody who obtained information on how to hack the playstation three is now going to have their ip addresses sent directly to sony so we're going to bring you all the latest on this attack on your privacy and it's a new face to the american dream gone are the days of owning a home with a white picket fence now replaced by people forced to pay rent on after month year after year so we'll take a closer look at the new housing market and the dying roles of fannie mae and freddie mac. and some states are pushing for new regulations on voters details on what some voters are now going to have to show in the upcoming elections and i will ask if this is a sign of a republican war on voters in america we'll get to the bottom of that issu

made them all mad at obama but for different reasons? >> yes. and they can take all positions of this, too. >> and they have. >> and they have. that's often the case with these things. it looks confused and so you can say it looks confused and say, here's what i would have done differently. some say you should have moved quickly. but if you move quickly and out a coalition, we've seen that movie before and that doesn't always work out well. it is an opportunity to have a few free hits on this. >> it also plays into the whole question of american exceptionalism and haley barbour gave an interview in which he said that barack obama is making it seem like the united states is, quote, just one of the boys. this is three or four days after he said he wasn't going to criticize the president. >> whatever. >> and we are getting up to 2012. and so there is this sense that the united states, if it engages in any military activity, can never take a back seat. yet, we don't want to take a front seat because we don't want to start a war in a middle eastern c

>>> la onu le dice no a muamar gadafi en su último intento >>> el presidente barack obama se despide esta noche de chile, hubo una cena en su honor, mañana termina en el salvador su gira por latinoamérica >>> estados unidos y otras naciones toman precauciones ante la contaminación por la radiación japonesa >>> el sistema iverify no solo sirve para comprobar el estatus migratorio, sino que prestará un nuevo servicio ♪ . >>> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna ♪ . >>> buenas noches, los ojos del mundo están puestos sobre libia, en el tercer día, la capital vuelve a ser objetivo y el suelo se ha visto cubierto por los destellos anti-aéreos el primer día de ataque costó más de 100 millones de dólares en equipo a estados unidos estamos en nuestro centro de satélite, alberto en santiago de chile, y en nuestros estudios el coronel retirado octavio pérez, vamos adelante >>> cohetes anti-aéreos, lanzados desde tierra, trataban de repeler la nueva oleada de misiles, conformada por 10 países sigue desafiante y debilitad >>> no obstante el secretario de defensa,

>>>periodista: quería preguntarle, la visita de obama, piensa que su mensaje fue contundente? >>> es un mensaje nuevo, tal vez estamos acostumbrados a los mensajes de los años 60, de la alianza para el progreso, un país, el rico le decía a los demás cómo había que hacerlo, fijaba los caminos, ese mundo terminó, el discurso de obama refleja una nueva realidad, pasar del asistecialismo a la colaboración, entre iguales, y chile no le preguntó al presidente obama la agenda entre el presidente de estados unidos y chile, la construimos juntos. >>>periodista: qué hace chile bien que otros países no hacen? >>> fijarnos en qué hicieron los países exitosos, y por eso los tres pilares básicos lo teníamos, y este es el sello, los luevos pilares del desarrollo, de la sociedad del conocimiento, nuestro énfasis para mejorar la calidad de la educación, nuestro compromiso con la innovación. que son recursos de los seres humanos. >>>periodista: no solo la pobreza está en un nivel, 3 millones bajo el nivel, y chile es donde hay más desigualdad. >>> chile tiene 15 mil dólares

i often wonder if obama knows. maybe he doesn't have an answer. basically, our policy is to get rid of gaddafi, because if we don't, he is going to attack the united states. this is a scary, a crazy guy. i worry about domestic terrorism if we don't get rid of them. obama has never expressed that. sort of. who knows? >> any idea, nina? >> i guess i am not any clearer than evan is. this seems to me like the first president bush's first war in iraq. we were not sure exactly what our goal -- our stated goal was to shove them back -- >> get him out of kuwait. >> there were lots of questions about whether we should of gotten rid of saddam hussein 100 that is where we are today. can we live with a divided and libya with a no-fly zone? >> colby? >> i'm not having as much difficulty understanding this, whether you agree with it or not. the objective is to stop gaddafi from killing his own people. air superiority, aircraft back on the ground, protecting the civilian population. i think they have achieved that limited objective. the question is where do we g

. >>> nos vemos mañana a las 6 >>> el presidente barack obama explicó a univisión, por menores de la acción militar en libia, y aclaro el envio de armas >>> nos reimos de sus misiles, los rendiremos los ataque continúan un avión estadounidense se cayó. >>> habla con el noticiero univisión, edición nocturna, la familia de un joven que murió baleado en arizona >>> y por primera vez, fidel castro reconoció que no toma decisiones cuando cedió al poder a su hermano raúl ♪ . >>> este es su noticiero univisión, edición nocturna ♪ . >>> hola que tal buenas noches, hoy el presidente barack obama visitó el salvador el último país en su gira por latinoamérica jorge ramos le siguió los pasos, y hoy el presidente le habla en una entrevista, del los temas del mundo, el envio de armas a méxico, y por supuesto el ataque en libia >>> hola, muy buenas noches, estamos en la casa presidencial en el salvador, una de las cosas más interesantes es estar persiguiendo al presidente estadounidense en brasil, y luego en chile y ahora en el salvador, y a pesar que hay temas importantes, e

so we'll bring you details on this ruling and will determine if it's just another glaring example of obama going back on his promise about closing guantanamo bay next we'll look into how the mainstream media is covering libya when i guess n.b.c. host made a very strong statements on the show last night which leads us to ask if the mainstream media is choosing partisanship over analysis and then could there really be a silver lining to the budget big growing in congress the democrats and republicans may have finally reached an agreement about probably won't make the tea party very happy considering that they took their anger to d.c. to protest today so what's going to happen next we'll find out the answer to that and much more in tonight's show but first our top story. nato has now officially taken sole command for air strikes over libya and they debuted a brand new flashing title operation that unified protector. but this operation seems to be anything but unified with the international community's play on whether or not to arm the rebels or how else to get off he to go while the higher po

might have overstepped his bounds and on the topic of libya what exactly is our mission there obama keep stressing the point that the u.s. is not leading this attack saying the word helping to accomplish the goals but if he doesn't say what those goals are i'd say that's a little bit misleading and shocking and disturbing photos surface from a german news source showing u.s. soldiers posing with dead afghan civilians so we have to ask if this could be the next great and protesters flocked to quantico this weekend to speak out against the treatment of suspected leaker bradley manning so is this a sign the u.s. is finally paying attention to the way the government has been torturing manning or is there still no justice in sight and are police trained well enough to interact with the muslim community dr peter king says of the muslim community isn't responsive to law enforcement a closer look reveals that the problem might actually be the other way around so we'll have details on all those stories and much more but first let's move on to our top story. on saturday we all watched as an i

guys welcome to shellings tell the obama show which parts are just stop the sound the topics now i want to hear our audience just go on to the video response or the twitter profile of the questions that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday to show your responses please let your what's the. hardest time for tonight's jewel time award and tonight goes to a man who has a history of. this understanding of the constitution somebody who really likes torture john yoo author of the contentious bush torture memos and member of the bush administration of course wrote an op ed in the wall street journal called anti war senator war powers president now in this piece he spoke in depth about president obama's decision to initiate attacks on libya without the consent of congress and a backhanded way you even congratulated obama for his actions by saying that the president is just doing what the founding fathers would have wanted it is not just the endorsement you want now you also called out democrats were keeping quiet on obama's actions while they would have been outspoken had a former p

by guys welcome michel ancel on the obama show with part. our guests have to say on the topic now we want to hear our audience is going to use you to video respond or to twitter reply to the question that we impose on you tube every monday and on thursday in the show your responses later global economy. the world continues to watch in horror and the aftermath of friday's devastating eight point nine earthquake that hit japan and send tsunami waves all the way to california they're calling this the worst disaster to hit your pants since world war two the confirmed death toll rising every few hours reached one thousand eight hundred ninety seven today but didn't account for thousands of bodies japan's kyodo news said it been found in the hard hit me og perfect you're on japan's north east coast the number of dead is expected to go up as rescuers reach more hard hit areas and at least three thousand and two people have been reported missing today by the national police agency public broadcaster and h.k. has reported that four hundred and fifty

leaders jeffrey immelt is the obama crony i call them the foods the friends of obama and he gets all kinds of breaks he's on the job board that obama put together which has created no jobs and i felt like they weren't getting tax rates before. an effective tax rate of four percent you know it seems on to something you know he's right obama shouldn't appoint this man to the to the so called jobs kind of the competitive council because the way they're being competitive is by dodging their taxes i pay my taxes it is a great guy i'm sure he is taxes why isn't there a ledger paying their taxes why isn't good paying their taxes why exxon mobil is citigroup paying their taxes and i'm. that is the anger is the it is about this and i think we need all these people get our government i mean these people pay if they start coming up as if there's a fire and i think. it's a great example they're a democrat senator from oregon he's calling for fundamental corporate tax reform he's exactly right more republicans wrong as easy only democrat they're republicans or a lot of republicans are wrong that'

what that would mean and who said anything about being transparent even though then president elect obama promised to run a transparent and open government his latest battle to bring down leakers seems to be promoting another message so should those leakers fear what the government might do to them and a new update on the hacker who is taking on sony after a court ruling anybody who obtained information on how to hack the playstation three is now going to have their ip addresses sent directly to sony so we're going to bring you all the latest on this attack on your privacy and it's a new face to the american dream thought of the days of owning a home with a white picket fence it's now replaced by people forced to pay rent on the after month year after year so we'll take a closer look at the new housing market and the dying roles of fannie mae and freddie mac. and some states are pushing for new regulations on voters details on what some voters are now going to have to show in the upcoming elections and i will ask if this is a sign of a republican war on voters in america we'll get to the

command of this mission so what's really going on here almost a debate on the issue and you know the obama administration made new rules all miranda rights for terrorism suspects they did it in secret but now those documents have come out so will look into yet another obama flip flop and you want to be president well then don't forget to visit israel we'll tell you why this country might be just as important for presidential candidates as say iowa or even new hampshire and speaking of presidential candidates where are they if only a little over a year away from elections and needless to say the g.o.p. has yet to produce any clear front runner so we'll go over the politicians who have officially entered the race and will say which ones we wish would stay far far away all this and much more in tonight's show but first let's move on to our top story. last week the u.n. security council adopted resolution one nine hundred seventy three which established a no fly zone over libya and authorized all necessary measures to protect civilians from cut off his forces but seven days later it seems the

. >> obama was elected against the backdrop of the iraq war. this decision was taken against the backdrop of the iraq war and one of the reasons you so hesitancy from washington because the very thing obama didn't want to be was like bush, the guy that went to an arab country, imposed american will and got embroiled in a long-term mess in the middle east. the calculation they made is the risk of appearing weak on leadership, which is what he was criticized for in europe the past week, was outweighed by the risk of getting embroiled in something they couldn't get out of. chris: over the last couple of weeks, the choice for the president, has been, norah, to get out front and lead the fight like he did with iraq, or fade back, let the arab league make the call and become embroiled, bring in the french ahead of us, the british ahead of us, the lebanese, all to push the resolution and we go along with it rather than being the outside aggressor, we're just joining the world. didn't people elect barack obama so we'd rejoin the world rather than be ou

obama's fault that newt had to put a lot p.s. talk about a cryptic tweet somebody needs to teach him how twitter works so twitter is clearly not his strong point but surely he can use facebook right so on his facebook page you wrote a letter to his fans explaining why he flip flopped and it he pointed out that on march third obama said it was time for gadhafi to go and then said after march third the president should have moved immediately to consult with congress to implement a no fly zone while also making it clear the u.s. would welcome involvement from other nations instead he did the opposite sadly this comic got four hundred and twenty likes i don't know why his argument still doesn't make any sense to me so now he's opposed it because of the date on the calendar oh wow he really is a politician as any newt is so desperate to put himself against the president that he can't even come up with a solid argument for himself or for his disagreement with the president's moves and at this point it only looks worse than he already d

is long schools you know obama was actually educated by the college board. he did not misspeak and that was completely on purpose i'm with you there i think it's absolutely absurd but you know if you get deeper into it what what he's doing here is he's examining obama's bringing and trying to use it against him the fact that perhaps obama has a different upbringing than some americans but i don't understand how it can possibly be looked at as a bad thing and painted as anti-american just because we have somebody representing us that i don't know maybe has a more worldly view and hasn't only lived the neighborhoods of the rotary club the never left the country. right it's incredible because you would think most americans would be happy to have a president who so culture for instance bill clinton was very cultured i mean he was known as the president of the world because of his curiosity and you know his intellectual ism that's the type of president that we need right the reason why mike huckabee is doing this is the same reason why the birth of war questionin

>>>periodista: obama llegará mañana procedente de chile para reunirse con el presidente funes. los temas principales son los carteles que se abren paso en centroamérica y las maras. >>> imaginase que se junten las maras con los carteles, y que también sea entrada del terrorismo. >>> otros de los temas en el que tiene un interés es en el desarrollo schmo, saben que la pobreza es un terreno fértil para migrantes, y quieren trabajar para producir el desarrollo en esta nación, y en general en toda la región. obama dijo que su gobierno está dispuesto a colaborar con el gobierno salvadoreño para crear empleos, y 60% de los salvadoreños tienen algún tipo de carencia, y el partido de izquierda, la visita de obama muestra que la relación con estados unidos no se debelitó. >>> y aquellos que creyeron que era inviable la relación de un gobierno de estados unidos se equivocaron. >>>periodista: y funes dijo que abordará el tema migratorio, y pedirá que conceda ciudadanía a 217 mil salvadoreños que están amparados por el tps. en estados unidos viven más de 2 millones de sa

con el encanto de siempre dice esta salvadoreña >>> el presidente barack obama llegó hoy el salvador >>> ojala que haga algo aquí >>> me gustarí que barack obama y el homologo de el salvador. >>> estamos muy contentos ojala se arregle el tps, y la violencia también >>> nosotros vamos a ayudar contra la lucha del narcotráfico y se ha demostrado bue caracter moral >>> los salvadoreños creen que es justo que estados unidos ayude a el salvador >>> barack obama representará sus respetos a sacerdote muerto en guerra civil >>> mientras tanto aquí en el área de la bahia muchos salvadoreños han seguido atentos la visita de barack obama >>> la expoectiva estuvo centada en la leglizacion del estatus migratorio de los salvadoreños en estados unidos >>> nos encotramos muy alegres de recibir a barack obama. >>> a través de una pantalla gigante se vió la llegada de barack obama al país, la expectativa de ellos ante esta visita y ante el mandatario era para que se pusieran de acuerdo de ayudar a los hispanos en estados unidos. >>> el viceconsul dije que el contrato de ayuda se encuenta

i support president obama. he inherited a mess and i think he's doing the best he can with the situations that are going on. i think he's trying to do the best that he can for all americans. thank you. host: senator lugar, ranking republican on the senate foreign relations committee, has an op- d in today's "the hill" newspaper. here's a little bit from it. host: greensboro, north carolina. jerry on the line for democrats, go ahead. caller: good morning. my question for the republicans is, what do they want to see happen? i only hear complaints. i didn't hear anything about what they want to do. if you can get one of the republicans to ensure that. host: you just heard from indiana republican senator lugar say there should be a full debate in congress about the course of action in libya. caller: just like they are doing with the budget, they will do nothing. host: washington, d.c., robert, a republican. what do you think? caller: good morning. i support the president. i do not think he is going far enough. the

>> because walker prevailed over obama! >> exactly. >> and now -- >> mistake on obama's part? >> selk in another formulation take two years from now. >> he will be talked about as a vice presidential candidate. >> whst there? >> let the voice of reason to my left -- [everyone talking at once] >>ve ntlemenly you. look, a couple months ago in november, governor walker was elected on the platform of bringing wisconsin's fiscal house in order, not ju at but in the statehouse and in the state senate 60% of them got elected as republicans on this atrm he is instantly now a national fire because he not only won this battle, but the lesson of mitch daniels is he did th x years ago we eliminated most collective bargaining for government unions. six years ago, indiana was in a ames mitch daniels has turned that state around. he restored the balance between the government sector unions and the private sector. e xper is a huge victory for taxpayers as well -- taxpayers in indiana got protected, and mitch daniels soared to 60% approv and got reelected. >> is walker's victory a defeat for o

obama confronted this question here. if you are going to go in, if you are going to conduct air strikes, why do you not make regime change the objective? barack obama simply said if we did that the coalition would splinter. he would not get support at the united nations. you would have to put in american ground troops. lives would be lost. we all remember iraq. it took eight years to carry out regime change there, with a huge cost to american and iraqi lives. it was notable i think that a couple of times in that speech, again addressing the prime-time audience -- he mentioned the cost of this, an estimated half a billion dollars in the first week of this campaign. barack obama making it clear to his domestic audience that he does not want this conflict to escalate. >> in libya itself, fighting is continuing. coalition forces have been advancing westward toward good of the's home town. so far, rebels have failed to capture it. they are now in control of much of the area. we have been trying to track their progress. >> tak

crecen las protestas en el salvador por la visita del presidente obama al pais. los espero en la ediciÓn nocturna. >> cuando regresemos les vamos a presentar una vision muy distinta de la gira latinoamericana de barak obaa. lo que usted no ha visto cuando regresemos de comerciales. ♪ . >>> continuamos el noticiero univisión desde santiago de chile, vean esta panorámica, y esto es precisamente la pretención de chile, en ser el primer país de alta en ser un país desarrollado le mostraemos cómo los chilenos esperaron al presidente barack obama antes, veamos lo que pasa detrás de cámara, para que vean lo que el presidente barack obama piensa de brasil, o de chile en estos instantes le vamos a presentar los que perseguimos al presidente en esta gira por latinoamérica >>> santiago, chile, este fin aparece nueva york, o londres, no es casualidad, chile quiere ser el primer país desarrollado de américa latina >>> qué te gustaría que viera el presidente barack obama? >>> cómo perseveramos, el año pasado tuvimos muchas catástrofes, y aún así seguimos s

and while libya and japan are in turmoil president obama heads out to a more stable and growing region talking about latin america chris now be playing a game of catch up. it's friday march eighteenth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for sound what you are today. well i want to start now with the situation in libya where much of the rest of the world has come forward with its reaction now as we told you yesterday the united nations approved a resolution to him impose a no fly zone there we heard from president obama earlier today who said the united states would not supply ground troops into libya and would not use force to go beyond the go beyond the goal of protecting civilians in libya but it's kind of a double edged sword there you know protecting civilians have in the past meant using force those two sentences somewhat at war with each other and how omar gadhafi has called for a cease fire but it's unclear what that actually means as reports of violence there continue we'll start off with an inside look from our artie's tullus leader. we're certainly hearing that rebels f

starts pushing gun control now of course we expect box news a tape on obama just about anything well they are the mouthpiece of the g.o.p. and the n.r.a. but so far there really hasn't been all that much pushback today from gun advocates that's probably because obama really didn't say anything aggressive or revolutionary in this op ed but gun owners were fearful of obama before he was even elected do you remember when then senator obama made his famous gun gaffe that caused an uproar in the primary which when he and hillary clinton. ok. cling to their guns and religion now that wasn't such a smart move by candidate obama and he seemed to have learned his lesson and i'm sure his comments many gun owners were convinced that despite all evidence to the contrary that obama was elected he would instantly take their guns away so people rushed to the gun stores to stock up the f.b.i. so the background checks during the last three months of two thousand and eight went up forty two percent obama was elected in november of two thousand and eight and then out in two thousand and seven forty two

para dar electricidad a ra dac toros, comienza la primera gira latinoamericana del presidente barack obama, brasil lo espera pero quieren tratar a los estados unidos de igual a igual. >> no más imposiciones norteamericanas. >> estamos en haití donde el presidente jean bertrand a regresó al exildel exilio ante acogida de sus seguidores. >> este es su noticiero con maría elena salinas y desde brasil, jorge ramos. >> hola que tal buenas noches desde brasilia la capital de brasil el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama llegará dentro de solo unas horas en este país, quieren tratar a estados unidos de igual a igual, aquí comienza también su primera gira latinoamericana pero antes tiene que pensar en otras cosas como japón y libia. >> muchísimas gracias en solo minutos. >> después de haber estado virtualmente aislado como noticias en la crisis en japón, los opositores de muammar gaddafi recibieron el tan deseado apoyo nacional, la o onu... que sigan atacando a los rebeldes y hoy el presidente obama advirtió que no acotar la advertencia de frenar sus hostilidades enfrentará