reelect barack obama. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome -- from los angeles, california. y[applause] >> some of you may remember that earlier this year republicans shut me out of my hearing on contraception. they did not hear from a single woman, even though they were debating an issue that affects nearly every woman. because it happened in congress, people notice, but it happens all the time. to many women are shut out of silence-- and silenced, so while i am honored to be at this podium, it could easily have been any one of you. i am here because i spoke out, and this system for each of us must speak out here again we have heard about two profoundly different futures that could await women in this country. and how one of those looks like an oensive, obsolete relic of our past. they are not imagined. the future could become real. in that america, your new president could become a man who stands by when a public figure tries to silence of private citizens and on which hate, a man who will

se merece ser reelegido por 4 aÑos mÁs. >>> presidente barack obama y el liderazgo va a explicar bien la realidad de la economÍa del empleo y las promesas que hizo presidente barack obama, como quiÉn va a salir de irak, asesinaron a osama bin laden, y el programa mÉdico que permita a millones de joven estar en la pÓliza de sus padres, mientras estÉn estudiantes son exitos que se tienen que hablar claro. >>> carolina del norte tiene una de las tasas de desempleo mÁs altas de toda la naciÓn en el estado hay inscritos para votar, 91 mil latinos 43% son demÓcratas que igual que en la convenciÓn republicana la presencia latina estarÁ presente con marc anthony juliÁn castro cristina eva longoria entre otros.... >>> tambiÉn hablarÁ el ex-presidente clinton, allÁ fascinarÁ el camino para ellos *. >>> les quiero contarlo que pasa atrÁs en directo este domingo donde escuchamos algunas personas hablando en este momento estÁn nuestensayando el proceso de votar de cada estado que se llevarÁ a cabo el miÉrcoles por la noche en nuevo mÉxico y todos los estados estarÁn hablando y

obama. >>> las mujeres votamos más por el presidente barack obama por las opciones que tiene para nosotros, escoger qué tenemos que hacer con nuestro propio cuerpo, es lo que queremos ,queremos decidir qué es lo que vamos a hacer con nuestro cuerpo, cómo lo vamos a hacer, el presidente barack obama nos da esas oportunidades. >>> claro que no, porque primeramente este asunto de los derechos de las mujeres es un asunto que usa el presidente barack obama para poder distraernos de las fallidas políticas económicas que ha traido, es un fracaso su administración, el asunto de los derechos de nuestros cuerpos, qué hay del derecho de los cuerpos de los hombres y mujeres que están dentro del vientre de las mujeres. >>> pero es legal esto, la ley de estados unidos lo permite. >>> claro que sí, sin embargo ella no quiere intervención del gobierno, así es, el gobierno no tiene que forzar que haya aborto en un sistema de salud general para el país, y muchas personas no están de acuerdo con ese tipo de procedimientos. >>> cómo ves el debate. >>> creo que las mujeres están con obama porque

" author barack obama the story. i am meesed to have them both here on this program this evening. welcome. >> charlie:let me start with you, jodi. tell who is barack obama. you have written a piece about both of them. and his piece is about the competitiveness of him. >> we thought he might be a deliberative professor of a president. we might see that mellow hawaiian quality. we have seen that for sheumplet he turns out to be this super competitive perfectist. the story wrote came out of years of hearing these stories the president grading everything, graying people. always wanting to be the best, even at small pursuits like bowling and look, there's a lot of advantage to this, the fact that he worked so hard at everything that he weants to be the best is an admirable quality. it's part of what gave him the kfd to run for the presidency and yet there can also be a down side. the question is did he overestimate. >> charlie:his own abaibility. >> and that is what the romney campaign is arguing. he made promises he coul

his name is barack obama. i know this sounds odd, but i had this strange feeling he could be president of the united states some day. i always joke, now i take betty lou to the track with me whenever i go. >> when obama ran in 2004 for the united states senate, david axelrod signed on as his media adviser. the little-known candidate with the unusual name, defeated a half dozen rivals to win the democratic nomination. >> thank you. >> obama's come-from-behind victory won him wide attention. he soon got a call to deliver the keynote at the democratic national convention. >> and as soon as he hung up he said i know what i want to say. i want to wrap my story in the larger american story and for the next three weeks, he was writing on little scraps of paper wherever he went in between campaign stops. then he pulled it altogether. >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states, red states for republicans, blue states for democrats, but i've got news for them too, we worship an awe

his name is barack obama. i know this sounds odd, but i just had this strange feeling that he could be president of the united states some day. and i always joke, now i take betty lou to the track with me whenever i go. >> when obama ran in 2004 for the united states senate, david axelrod signed on as his media adviser. the little-known candidate with the unusual name defeated a half dozen rivals to win the democratic nomination. >> thank you! obama's come-from-behind victory won him wide attention. he soon got a call to deliver the keynote at the democratic national convention. >> and as soon as he hung up, he said, i know what i want to say. i want to wrap my story in the larger american story. and for the next three weeks, he was writing on little scraps of paper wherever he went, in between campaign stops. and he pulled it all together. >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i've got news for them too. we

porque ha habido 1,5 millones de deportaciones y segÚn los republicanos presidente barack obama no al a ya una reforma migratoria porque cuando tuvo la oportunidad en los primeros dos aÑos que tenÍa la cÁmara baja y cÁmara alta no presentÓ nada eso es lo que dicen republicanos que dice usted? >>> cuando presidente barack obama tomÓ la presidencia del paÍs imaginese lo que Él enfrentaba la economÍa que estaba iba como en los 30 como una depresiÓn grande, tuvo que tomar, las riendas en cuando a la economÍa, habia prometido reforzar el sistema de salud del paÍs, Él tenÍa al frente dos guerras tenÍa todo eso por enfrente y no es que no le importa la reforma migratoria, pero tuvo que tomar ciertos pasos en otras cosas como lo economÍa y la reforma de salud y de esos la comunidad latina si ha mejorado, si a progresado, Él va a seguir adelante con estos temass tomÓ la accion, subiendo que el congreso republicano no lo apoyaba, pero tomo la acciÓn diferida para mÁs de un millÓn de jovenes del paÍs, lo tuvo que hacer es la Única forma que pudo reforzar las leyes de migra

his father, barack obama senior. we watched and saw the grave site of his great-grandfather, the person for whom the name derives. a kind of amazing stuff all day. >> host: you spend a lot of time talking about the kind of situations in kenya. what importance does that to your book? >> guest: it explains a lot about barack obama, senior. and this book is more than just the biography. it's about the places that created him come the people created him starting to generations back and moving through to obama himself. his father in some ways represented the promise and the frustrations of africa and kenya and all the more personal level there's a brilliance in the full and some of the tentative it tribalism. the second largest tried in kenya and the colonial period when the british dominated created this sort of tribalism on the different reserves in the different parts of the country so when they got independence and they got power, there was this unfortunate sort of conflict for power, and basically ever since 1963 the

. >> le llego la hora al presidente barack obama atrás la novedad del primer presidente afroamericano . >> ahora obama con nueva realidad y convence que pesar de los problemas económico . >> su nuevo lema adelante for . >> comenzamos . >> [música] . >> llego al poder con agenda en una de las peores crisis, pero el presidente barack obama busca la reelección pero cuanto cumplip? . >> dedujo impuesto permitio que los homosexual estén en el ejercito y rescato la industira automotriz . >> la pprisión e guantanamo sigue abierta . >> estamos mejor que hace 4 años? los demócratas dicen que si . >> estamos mejor que hace 4 años estaba la nación casi en desastre . >> podríamos estar mejor si los republicanos no bloquearn las iniciativas . >> el problema no es la política del presidente barack obama sino que se aprobó y fracaso . >> un grupo que analizo encontró que el presidente cumple promesas . >> por otro lado obama esta en 22 % con comprimiso y el 10% se quedo estancado . >> el ex presidente clinton dijo que teniendo en cuenta a los republicanos mucho se logro . >> el presiden

she is barack obama's sister. he is michelle obama's brother. >> from the great state of hawaii, i'm maya soetoro, an educator, mother of two and proud to be barack obama's little sister. [cheering and applause] >> i'm craig robinson, michelle obama's big brother, father of four and head coach of oregon state university's men's basketball team. any seven footers out there, give me a call. >> craig and i come from different states. we've had different upbringings and, as you can see, we have different perspectives on the world. >> but no matter how different we may seem, we share a set of values our parents gave us. values the same in chicago as they are in honolulu. a willingness to work hard, a commitment to education and the responsibility to look out for each other. they're the values at theee of how barack and michelle have lived their lives, raised our nieces and led this country as president and first lady of the united states. >> four years ago at this convention, i spoke with you all about how barack and i

obama 3,5 millones de trabajos en los últimos 4 años de la presidencia del presidente barack obama hemos creado 4,5 millones de trabajos. >>> el presidente barack obama está en toledo, ohio, pero el partido republicano trajo a charlotte la pregunta que quieren que los estadounidenses se hagan, si la situación está mejor que hace 4 años, la respuesta es no, es la pregunta equivocada dicen los demócratas y el vicepresidente biden tiene una mejor >>> osama bin laden está muerto y la general motors está viva, ante el aplauso de los asistentes, una encuesta dice que la imagen de mitt romney ha mejorado entre los hispanos subiendo del 27% al 36% sin embargo la mayoría de los latinso culpa a george bush de la situación de la economía y un 14% piensa que es responsabilidad del presidente barack obama. >>> gracias a dios tengo un trabajo muy estable desde hace 8 años, entonces, sí estoy mejor. >>> una respuesta que los demócratas quieren escuchar. >>> un grupo de indocumentados hizo un recorrido por 10 estados antes de llegar al a convención nacional demócrata en charlotte, viajand

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his name is barack obama. i know this sounds odd, but i just had this strange feeling he could be president of the united states someday and i always joke that he was at the track with me whenever i go. >> when obama ran in 2004 for the united states senate, david axelrod signed on as his media adviser. the little known candidate with the unusual name defeated a half dozen rivals to win the democratic nomination. >> thank you! >> obama's come from behind victory won him wide taepattent. he soon got a call to deliver the keynote at the democratic national convention. >> as soon as he hung up, he said, i know what i want to sayment i want to wrap up my story in the american story. for the next three weeks, he was writing on little pieces of paper and he pulled it all together. >> in the red states and blue stalts, red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. i've got news for him, too. we were an awesome guy in the blue states and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red s

presidente barack obama quiÉn ordenÓ (...) a la medidas de seguridad en las instalaciones diplomÁticas alrededor del mundo. >>> creo que no hay duda que las fuerza de inteligencia y justicia de estados unidos van a perseguir a los que cometieron el acto en si. >>> egipto un grupo de personas escalaron las parejas de la embajada de estados unidos en el cairo, rompieron la bandera de estados unidos y la quemaron, izaron una bandera islÁmica y la quemaron, la causa de la violencia una pelÍcula producida en estados unidos que ruido que usted liza la mama. >>> pero esto ha llevado a las autoridades a investigar si se trata de un ataque elaborado. >>> Él era un diplomÁtico de carrera que... presidente barack obama visitÓ el departamento de estado donde se junto con los empleados y firmÓ el libro de condolencias. >>> hilary se preguntaba como esto habÍa ocurrido en un pais que wlu darpayudaron a liberar. >>> pero apuntÓ que es en washington que libia sea estable y por eso no le darÍan la espalda. >>> esto tomarÁ aÑos tal

his name is barack obama. and i said, i know this sounds odd, but i think he could be president of the out. i now take betty lou to the track. >> david axelrod signed on as his media adviser. the little known candidate with the unusual name defeated a half dozen rivals to win the democratic inauguration. >> thank you! >> obama's come from behind victory won him wide attention. he soon got a call to deliver the keynote at the democratic national convention. >> as soon as he can hung up, he said, i know what i want it say. i wrant to wrap my story in the larger american story and for the next three weeks he was writing on little scraps of paper where he went in between campaign stops and he pulled it all together. >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states, red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i've got news for them too. we worship an awesome god in the blue states, and we don't like federal agents poking around in our library nets red states. >> all o

i think his job is to connect better with barack obama and what barack obama's argument needed to make. he started it, he gave a chunk of it. i thought he spent too much time on some of the other things. medicare, the debt, not enough time on the number one issue. >> because obama does need that, that sense of, what is the plan? what is the economic vision that he's got? the positive vision that people would vote for. and clinton didn't really fill in those blanks. >> everybody in this hall, when asked are you better off now than four years ago, they said yes. if you ask the voters who are ultimately going to decide this in ohio, michigan, the undecided voters in virginia, they're not going to say yes. they're going to say, not so much. he didn't bridge that gap. >> a little bit lower marks on the economy. finally, one of the jobs he had, take the bat to the other side a little bit. red meat, throw out the partisan lines. how did he handle that? as an ex-president and democrat? >> in two ways he gets an "a" on that. first just walking out onstage creates enthusiasm this crowd wanted to

she is barack obama's sister. he is michelle obama's brother. >> from the great state of hawaii, i'm maya soetoro, an educator, mother of two and proud to be barack obama's little sister. [cheering and applause] >> i'm craig robinson, michelle obama's big brother, father of four and head coach of oregon state university's men's basketball team. any seven footers out there, give me a call. >> craig and i come from different states. we've had different upbringings and, as you can see, we have different perspectives on the world. >> but no matter how different we may seem, we share a set of values our parents gave us. values the same in chicago as they are in honolulu. a willingness to work hard, a commitment to education and the responsibility to look out for each other. they're the values at the core of how barack and michelle have lived their lives, raised our nieces and led this country as president and first lady of the united states. >> four years ago at this convention, i spoke with you all about how barack an

this is not the barack obama that you know -- he wasn't the barack obama of denver, and it certainly wasn't the barack obama of boston. >> was he going through the motions? did you feel that way? >> i think what's happened he's been on that road for a year saying the same things over and over again, and it just didn't seem fresh or exciting or gripping. >> ah, those republicans will never be pleased. [ laughter ] >> the imperative was that barack obama is all about rhetoric, no substance. i think the speech was more workmanlike than soaring rhetoric. i think it was sober. i think it was down to earth. i think it was totally appropriate. and he's building on the policies that he's put in place. i think his speech was probably informed by knowledge of the weak job numbers that were going to come out. i thought he made his case that americans need to be patient, that he, nor bill clinton, nor george washington or abe lincoln or any of the other luminaries who occupied that office could have repaired this economy in the time that he had. i think that he's made that case, and he and all t

and that's why we need barack obama. after the financial crisis, president obama new that we had to clean up wall street, for years, families had been tricked by credit cards, fooled by student loans and cheated on mortgages. i had an idea for consumer financial protection agency to stop the rip-offs. now, the big banks sure didn't like it. and they martialed one of the biggest lobbying agencies on earth to destroy the agency before it ever saw the light of day. american families didn't have an army of lobbyists on our side. what we had was a president. president obama leading the way. and when the lobbyists were closing in for the kill, barack obama squared his shoulders, planted his feet and stood firm. and that's how we won. >> and there you have it, elizabeth warren running for senate in massachusetts. hoven with the democratic national committee to speak in this 10:00 hour. we'll take a short >>> once again, diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos. >>> great to have you back with us, as we await former president bill

policies but when it comes to barack obama versus mitt romney as a choice as a very famous comedian here named chris rock who says blaming. obama for not voting for mitt romney is like saying i don't like cancer. but i'm going to vote for cancer essentially he has had to compromise with republicans who want to drag drag america in the wrong direction and then the question is do you want to go even farther in that wrong direction by supporting you even worse republican policies the bottom line is that every step of the way this president has been up structed by republicans has had to compromise with republicans adopt unfortunately some bad republican ideas like massive tax cuts for the rich and now he's being blamed by republicans for failing how about this how about instead of blocking them they helped pass his policies and then because he had a real progressive agenda looks like ok rob jump in there where do you stand should obama be fired. yes i think that the big mistake a lot of people are making is they're talking too much about policy and not about politics and that's obama's

but the american people know barack obama. [crowd cheering] he's the leader who says we should, we can, we will. you see, he's the leader who doesn't search for the easy path for himself, but takes the right one for us. this nation has been through hard times, but those hard times have hardened our resolve. i'm ready to do the difficult work that's ahead. but i want to do that work with barack obama and not a tea party idealog. [crowd cheering] we can move america forward but we can only do it together. we can move america forward with a strong middle class. we can move america forward with a strong democratic majority in the senate, and together we can move america forward with barack obama in the whitehouse. [cheers and applause] >> harry reid of nevada. we're now joined by the reverend jesse jackson who.ç >> good to be with you in north carolina. the new south. >> we heard a lot last week from the republicans very critical of barack obama and we just heard from senator reid very critical of mitt romney. is that going to

this is the party of barack obama. this is the party of -- you're not going to find people with stronger faith than a john lewis whose prayers got him through the civil rights movement. it's a big blunder. >> one of the things you measure when you look at presidential campaigns, there's a question of, how many times do you go to church? every month. and one of the problems that john kerry had in 2004 was that he did not win with people who go to church twice a month, who say, churchgoing people. and that hurt him in rural america. it hurt him in the south. and the democratic party cannot be seen as the secular party. so, yes, theymen may mention faith. but what's wrong with god? >> alex, is this something that goes away or do you think no? >> you'll see it probably in republican ads. >> if you have anything to do with it. >> i'm gratefully retired. i'm not a pastor. but you want to get god back in your platform because otherwise the democratic ticket may not have a prayer. but, no, it was nice of the mayor, i think, to

george obama -- barack obama did not know him. he has many, many half siblings or perhaps have siblings and africa, and barack obama actually has helped george obama a couple of times. i do not know what to say beyond that. i have no interest in dealing with the ideological diatribe, which i find going against syria's history, so i do not want to deal with it beyond that. >> let me go to an issue that has not been getting a lot of attention yet but certainly will, and that is the issue of early voting. this will wrap up after labor day, and we are after labor day, and many began as early as october 7. >> yes. i think this election will be much closer than the last one, by all accounts, and barack obama and his team in the last month have essentially stressed the fact that they felt they let themselves down with not being able to project what he had done to the public, so those debates are going to be very crucial, but you are right. there will be some early voting before that. probably more important, the whole idea of voting in t

barack obama has a compelling story. mitt romney's story of growing up in a life of privilege -- you know, going to prep school where he cut off another kid's hair, starting a business that became a successful business -- that is the story. >> do not forget the olympics. >> that is an event. >> john kennedy did not have the store except he was a war hero. he had a war story. >> romney was a rich kid with a lot of connections. >> all right, mitt romney clearly does not like talking about himself. not about his success in business, but himself, so as we said, bring out mrs. romney and friends. how did that work? >> storybook marriage? not at all. what mitt romney and i have is a real marriage. >> as we say endlessly, mitt romney seems to be uncomfortable talking about himself in public. he will talk numbers all day long. talk about the salt lake city olympics, but he has a hard time getting people to look at the man inside the biography. in any other profession, that would be an attractive trait, but with modern politics,

bill clinton makes the case for barack obama's reelection better than barack obama does. clinton is the best simplifier and best explainer in the business. and he just knocked down republican policy points from a democratic perspective. and he built the case for barack obama. he said... look. no president, not me, no other president could have gotten us out of this hole in just four years. and i thought waits very effective, kind of long speech. >> kind of long but that is always a little bit kind of long. amy? >> well, he said no president, none of-none of my predecessor koz have undid damage in just four years. he said he believed witness all of his heart. a agree if barack obama had sat down to write the speech he wanted bill clinton to deliver to endors him, he wouldn't have written a better one. he went over every republican tack rebutting nem detail. he also told these democrats in this hall and kept referring to people watching at home that these where the same economic policies he governed with just in a different set of circumstances. he said i remember when they

policies but when it comes to barack obama versus mitt romney as a choice as a very famous comedian here named chris rock who says blaming him know barack obama for not voting for mitt romney is like saying i don't like cancer. so i'm not going to vote for cancer essentially he has had to compromise with republicans who want to drag drag america in the wrong direction and then the question is do you want to go even farther in that wrong direction by supporting it even worse republican policies the bottom line is that every step of the way this president has been obstructed by republicans has had to compromise with republicans adopt unfortunately some bad republican ideas like message tax cuts for the rich and now he's being blamed by republicans for failing how about this how about instead of blocking them they help pass his policies and then we can see what a real progressive agenda looks like ok rob jump in there where do you stand should obama be fired. yes i think that the big mistake a lot of people are making is they're talking too much about policy and not about politics and

barack obama walks with us. i watched president obama protect america's lands and waters and wildlife, to honor all our cultures, to uphold our commitments to tribal nations, and to secure america's energy future. in an era when america is working so hard to achieve energy independence, the president's emissions have never been more important. it was president nixon who first talked about the term energy independence. yes, until president obama took charge, no president had been so crucial in helping america take real strides towards a secure and independent energy future. [applause] what did the old drill, baby, drill of the last republican administration get us? where would the same approach get us? four years ago, america imported nearly 60% of its oil. president obama recognized at that time -- that half was unsustainable and dangerous. under president obama's leadership, the united states move forward with an all of the above energy strategy. of oil and gas, nuclear, hydro, biofuel, wind, thermal, solar --

" author barack obama the sry. i am meesed to have them both here on this program this evening. welcome. >> charlie:let me start with you, jodi. tell who is barack obama. you have written a piece about both of them. and his piece is about the competitiveness of him. >> we thought he might be a deliberative professor of a president. we might see that mellow hawaiian quality. we have seen that for sheumplet he turns out to be this super competitive perfectist. the story wrote came outof years ofhearg ese stories the president grading everything, graying people. always wanting to be the best, even at small pursuits like bowling and look, there's a lot of advantage to this, the fact that he worked so hard at everything that he weants to be the best is an admirable quality. it's part of what gave him the kfd to run for the presidency and yet there can also be a down side. the question is did he overestimate. >> charlie:his own abaibility. >> and that is what e romney campaign is arguing. he made promises he couldn't dpl

. >> hace solo momentos aplausos cuándo el presidente barack obama aperecio en el escenario tras el discurso del ex presidente clinton . >> respecto a la ley de arizona . >> vamos estudios en miami . >> así es buenas noches . >> para todos . >> la jueza en pantalla echo por tierra la probabilidad de bloquear partido de la ley para pedir pruebas . >> hay dudas y toma por sorpresa a grupos . >> estamos siguiendo la noticia . >> los inmigrantes asustados después de conocer la decisión que permite a las autoridades locales de ese estado preguntar por el estado de inmigración bajo la sospecha de ser indocumentado . >> les aconsejan en arizona que no entren en pánico porque la ley no es implementada y tienen derechnos . >> queremos que los indocumentados sepan que tienen derechos y pueden guardar silencio . >> para identificar pueden portar su pasaporte para dar la identifiacion que están aquí . >> presento la demanda contra la se4ccion de la ley y pide a la jueza bloquear. >> estamos decepcionados esta decisión llevara a discriminación por perfil racial . >> la jueza argumento que los ab

. >> and the president of the united states of america, barack obama! >> she was there with her husband for his big moment tonight. ♪ >> michele, i love you so much. a few nights ago, everybody was reminded just what a lucky man i am. [ applause ] >> reporter: her own speech had launched this convention on tuesday and enthralled the convention floor. >> i see the concern in his eyes, and i hear the determination in his voice as he tells me, you won't believe what these folks are going through, michele. it's not right. we've got to keep working to fix this. we've got so much more to do. >> reporter: it was a personal story with a deeply political sub text. afterwards, a phone call from the white house. >> what did the president and your daughter say to you? >> they called me in the car, and the girls had already gone to bed because he said they were exhausted. it was a late speech, but he said he was so proud. >> and then the fan with the fewest words. 11-year-old sasha. >> the next day i called home, talked to sasha, the youngest, who never compliment

with his presidency. >> in 2008 i voted for barack obama. he was new had new ideas. now that we've given obama a fair chance and he's not able to do what we need him to do. >> he's doingen mediocre job. economy is the same. >> obama said he was going to help the middle class. that's where i am. instead it has hurt me. >> i have not seen the change i believed in. >> american for prosperity is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> charlie:what did we see. >> i didn't see the hope and chaipg i voted for. i'm the middle class and it hasn't helped. what's different about that ad. we have done it in two sessions that's been the best tested ad of all those tried. it's real people. they are not actors. they embrace why they voted for obama in 2008 and tell you how life has changed since then. this is key. if you rip the bark off your opponents in the first 2 or 3 seconds no one is going to pay attention. if you have this deep announcer that sounds like the movie jaws. >> charlie:you have to draw them in first. >> you have to draw them

ads and other things pressuring barack obama so we're not one hundred percent behind every one of his policies but when it comes to barack obama versus mitt romney as a choice as a very famous comedian here named chris rock who says blaming. obama for not voting for mitt romney is like saying i don't like cancer. so i'm not going to vote for cancer essentially he has had to compromise with republicans who want to drag drag america in the wrong direction and then the question is do you want to go even farther in that wrong direction by supporting it even worse republican policies the bottom line is that every step of the way this president has been up structed by republicans has had to compromise with republicans adopt unfortunately some bad republican ideas like massive tax cuts for the rich and now he's being blamed by republicans for failing how about this how about instead of blocking them they help pass his policies and then i can see what a real progressive agenda looks like ok rob jump in there where do you stand should obama be fired. yes i think that the big mistake a lot of p

joe biden, barack obama 1-866-55-press. did they deliver the goods here in charlotte north carolina? fellow progressives, fellow liberals, fellow americans let's talk it here on the "full court press." >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." it's go time. what time is it rob? oh, then it's go. go. go. go time. anybody? anybody? what time is it? oh, right. go time! (vo) this is joy. >>who the heck does mitt romney think he is? (vo) this is joy on current tv. >>if mitt romney treats his magic underwear the same way as his tax returns, then he's been going commando for the past 10 years. >>since when do you get to say stuff like that on tv? >> listen, if you'd read your email once in a while, you'd know i have a new show. (vo) always outspoken. >> you think because this is an election year you can just say anything? >> hello! say anything, that's the name of the show. >> announcer: heard around the country and seen on current tv this is the "bill press show." >> bill: hey, it is 24 minutes after the hour. talking about je

que dijo el presidente barack obama, dijo que su principal fracaso son esas en estos cuatro años ha sido no tener una reforma migratoria, también dijo que no despediría a procurador general por la operación rápido y furioso, y desde luego habló sobre, el caro del cohete 7% que no le preocupa nos dijo que no quería ser el presidente venció por sectores norteamericanos, esto es lo más importante del encuentro de hoy con el presidente barack obama. >> el 28 mayo 2008 conversamos en denver colorado usted me dijo lo siguiente y esta es la cita: lo que sí pueda que sé es que tendremos una propuesta migratoria que yo puedo ayudar con fuerza en un primer año, tras haber si los puede reconocer cumplió una promesa. >> yost tomó la respuesta de haber hecho de que no se logró, pero yo prometí yo iba a ser todo por ciento. con un ligero como presidente, lo que le que yo iba a trabajar todos los días vemos altamente posible para cerciorarme de que todos en este país el respeto que les son qué aspecto tiene ni dónde provienen, que yo iba tener una oportunidad de lograr un sueño

and with barack obama pitching for reelection his government is trying to mend strained ties with china beijing has criticized washington for backing regional allies while claiming neutrality over asia pacific territory the speech. and i'll be back with more news with the news team in half an hour from now in the meantime people well and he's crossed all guess debate whether barack obama deserves to stay in the white house for another four years. in. the low in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle after a lackluster even slightly bizarre republican convention nominating mitt romney for the presidency it is now the time for the democrats to reaffirm their faith in barack obama can obama reintroduce hope at his party's gathering and can he convince voters you're still the right guy for the job. to cross not the u.s. election i'm joined by in new york he's an american television news commentator and satirist in washington we have john kerry he is the founder of the ferry group and in charlotte we crossed to adam green he is co-founder of the progressive change campaign committee all rig

barack a obama -- barack obama save the american auto industry. mitt romney saved on his taxes. barack obama is an economic patriot. mitt romney his an outsourcing pioneer. my friends, the stakes are too high. the differences are to start to sit this one out. so let us stand as one on november 6 and move this country for word by reelecting a president barack obama. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> go to c-span's convention hub to watch web exclusive videos, create and share clips from our coverage, and add your comments. this is all at c- span.org/campaign2012. well there, you'll be able to watch and for his bid in google hangouts. here is one of them, with some pnc delegates. >> you are young people -- not as part of the convention, but also there on the stage, younger leaders, mayors, and members of congress. >> that is absolutely important to have the young people here -- in fact, today, here in the indiana delegation we have the mayor of south bend. he is only 30 years old, the youngest mayor of a city with over 100,000 people. he had a lot to say about what he was trying

temas candentes kraep controversia las de las de presidente barack obama sobre la relaciÓn de washington con tensiÓn, aumentan protestas y ataques, encontrasedecidÍ momento ticas en estados unidos, por una pelÍcula. >>> golpe de suerte en mÉxico el gobierno de el presidente de mÉxico, felipe calderÓn, se anota un triunfo al capturar han narco mÁs buscado. >>> bebidas pequeÑas si quieren tomar una bebida con azÚcar mÁs grandes, new york no serÁ el lugar, noticiero telemundo comienza ya. >>> noticiero telemundo con joÉe dÍaz va lartd, lart desde washington. >>> hoy les saludo desde la capital de estados unidos, pero anoche tuve la oportunidad de ser recibido obama en las vegas nevadas y hoy las reacciones a sus declaraciones no se hicieron esperar, incluso hoy mismo la casa blanca aclarÓ que lo que dijo el presidente que estados unidos no considera a egipto un aliado, pero tampoco enemigo, no es lo que el presidente querÍa decir, dijo que aliado es la palabra legalmente correcta porque washington no tiene un otra tato de defensa bill lateral con egipto dz presidente barack o

del presidente barack obama. >>> entiendo que por mucho tim tiempo, el electadorado latine e alinea con el pdartido demÓcrat, pero la gente sabe que el pdt presidente no ha creado los e empleos que los hispano necesitaban y son 56 meses con e Índice de desempleo sobre el 10 %, si la gente quiere lo msism q que vote por el msismo individu, si la gente qruiere cosas grati del gobierno, que voten por el p presidente barack obama, pero si quieren empleos, y bnuenos emp o empleos que apoyen mi campaÑa, e es mi msjensaje. >>> usted dice que irÁn, cdendo del norte, venezuela y cuba son paÍses diametricamente opuestos a los intereses de estados unidos, debe el pdresidente ch chÁvez o los hermanos castro p e preocuparse si usted llega al poder. >>> como una pdresidencia trab trabajare para promover la libre empresa, los dderechos humanos a oportunidad democrativaca, los b gobiernos democraticos, sea una alianza boliviariana que quiera progpagar la dictadura por lat n latinoamÉrica, me opondre, lat n latinoamÉrica es crucial, no s l solo para las naciones allÁ, n sino tambiÉn para a

por la juventud de el ahora presidente barack obama, y entonces, el senador barack obama. y tambiÉn se referÍa y con esto querÍa transmitir el mensaje personal. un poco lo que se veÍa lo que querÍan hacer los republicanos, durante su convenciÓn, transmitir este tema personal detrÁs del candidato y que por supuesto, los demÓcratas tambiÉn han querido hacer lo mismo. y estaba lo que luis y tÚ tambiÉn mencionabas marÍa elena, el mensaje de la primera dama mich michel r michelle obama. y esta noche aparte del mensaje personal se ha hecho Énfasis en los logros de estos 4 aÑos. se habla de una recuperaciÓn econÓmica, pero a diferencia de los primeros 3 aÑos de gobierno, en este aÑo, sobre todo estos dÍas que se trata de enfatizar son los logros, para que las personas de aquÍ en los 90 dias que quedan antes de las elecciones, les quede claro. marÍa elena. >>> si blanca rosa, efectivamente muchas gracias efectivamente esta es la estrategia en esta ocasiÓn, en esta convenciÓn. pintar las dos caras de barack obama por decirlo de alguna manera. la cara humana,