we will talk to a man who says a split with israel is just what president obama wants and another says former years with the netanyahu is just what the palestinian cause wants. i'm david schuster in for ali velshi and this is "real money." >> there is now every indication that the bowmentz is obama administration is rethinking the situation with israel. giving benjamin netanyahu another chance to stay on as israel prime minister. president obama is reportedly angry with benjamin netanyahu and israel's interest in curbing the iranian nuclear talks and the middle east. the incumbent prime minister promised voters on his watch there would be no palestinian state. that pledge combined with the continued expansion of settlements in east jerusalem and the west bank damages prospects for peace with the palestinians. analysts now believe the obama white house may decide to lift america's diplomatic cover for israel at the united nations security council. condemning israel's settlement policy allowing such condemnation to move forward is just one of the options the administration appears to be

president obama has presided over almost two million deportations -- more than any other president in history. >> where's your family? pheonix? >> your family doesn't even know you're here? >> with reform stalled in congress, deportations have become the defining aspect of obama's immigration policy -- and a flashpoint for immigrant communities. >> fault lines traveled to new orleans to examine the impact of deportations on the city's immigrant community. obama has assured critics that immigration customs and enforcement, ice, is using discretion in its deportation efforts. >> "we're focusing our limited resources and people on violent offenders and people convicted of crimes. and as a result, we've increased the removal of criminals by 70 percent." >> we heard that ice has been operating a new program in new orleans called cari. it stands for criminal alien removal initiative. cari, ice says, is focused on immigrants who, quote, "pose a serious threat to the community." >> it's a small terrifying effect. they'll go into a grocery store and take 3 people >> jacinta gonzalez has been p

president obama at least took note of those who oppose the deal. though he purposely misconstructed opposition to his unilateral nuclear negotiations as opposition to a diplomatic resolution as he put it. >> the days and weeks ahead made progress but gaps were made, and our people in both our countries and beyond who oppose a diplomatic resolution. my message to you, the people of iran is that together we have to speak up for the future we seek. lou: that video released with a week and a half remaining before the march 31 deadline for a framework agreement. as of right now talk are stalled over sensitive atomic research and the iranians' desire for the immediate lifting of sanctions, and, of course, only congress can approve that. secretary of state kerry says the talks will resume next week. we'll be talking tonight with former cia director james woolsey about exactly that and a great deal more. and house foreign affairs committee member congressman mark meadows as well. and more than 100 people were killed, hundreds wounded in yemen. a yemeni bra

president obama: all right. go ahead. >> hi. president obama: hold on. let's get a mic. >> i'm lucy. i'm a student at hawkins. i'm wondering that you've said that the republicans, they've never really changed their opinion of what to do. it's always tax cuts, tax cuts. why do you think that they're always proposing tax cuts and never changing what they think we should do? president obama: well you know i -- [laughter]. president obama: that's a good question. look -- and i want to be fair to their philosophy. i think they have a particular philosophy. now, keep in mind every party changes over time so you know the person who i consider the greatest president of all time, a guy named abraham lincoln was also the first republican president. there have been democrats who -- whose main goal was to block civil rights back in the 40s and 50s and 60s. so i want to be clear that our country works best when both parties are evolving and changing. and over certain periods of time democrats have been stupid and republicans have had better ideas and vice versa. righ

yet your president obama and we just heard secretary of state kerry saying no things aren't that bad. >> well eric to say that they are wrong is the easy to say and they are. i mean at one point they said sovereign extremists are more dangerous than isis. isis is a fan at cal religious group it's not just an etiology they are out destroying artifact that are christian, they are out destroying all civilization. they're barbarians. these are nuts. these are crazy people and we've got to stop them and i don't know what the president is thinking when he says they won't use the phrase extremists and won't use the phrase islamic extremists. >> well, that's it. wayne, he will use the term extremist when we had the seminar on violent extremism. >> right wing extremists. >> that's going to be obama's no new taxes. the message has been look away. i mean don't even say the term islamic extremism, islamic terrorism, it's isil, isis violent extremists it's evading 30 plus years of islamic terrorism, the declarations of war, the beheading, the murder of an atheists by islamists this week, the bombi

obama. would israel be better off with no deal than a bad deal with iran. israel's former deputy defence minister and outspoken rabbi join me with their distinct perspectives right now. i'm ali velshi, this is "real money". >>> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu warned of the perils of a bad deal with iran over its nuclear programme. but the fact that the prime minister came at the invitation of congressional republicans and not the white house the way protocol dictates was a calculated move that binyamin netanyahu chose to gloss over during his speech. >> i know that my speech has been the subject of much controversy. i deeply regret that some perceive my being here as political. that was never my intention. i want to thank you democrats and republicans for your common support for israel year after [ clapping ] >>> that applause did not include the many democrats who chose to boycott the speech. leaders like senator patrick lay hi, elizabeth warren of massachusetts and tim kane of vi

obama can't figure that out. i am convinced, sean, absolutely convinced that obama, and kerry and company have accepted that iran will get a bomb. they just don't want it to happen on obama's watch. they want a decent interval of denial. and meanwhile as you heard our president's pathetic spiteful rebuttal, petty -- >> just petty. >> -- yeah, obama is a spiteful failure as president. and we've just got to get through the next two years. but israel means business. netanyahu, unlike president obama, means what he says. and the key thing for me was actually yesterday at apac he laid out carefully several examples of instances where the united states wanted israel not to do something, but israel did it and israel was right. he is setting the groundwork for a desperate military strike if necessary against iran's nukes. and meanwhile, obama is so desperate so desperate for this deal for his legacy, that he is willing to give israel up. let's face it if israel disappeared from the face of the earth tomorrow obama would

[laughter] president obama right? :[applause] president obama: i mean, they're saying, the bible's not wild about somebody charging $1,000 worth of interest on a $500 loan. because it feels like you're taking advantage of somebody. if you're lending to somebody , knowing they can't pay you back, and you're going to put them on the hook and just squeeze them harder and harder and harder and taking more and more money out of them, you're taking advantage of them. and so i'm very proud of the bipartisan effort here in alabama to try to change this. but i want everybody to know they're not going to have to fight alone. because at the federal level the consumer finance protection bureau, the cfpb, announced today that it's going to take important steps toward s protecting consumers from getting stuck in these cycles of debt. and the idea is -- [applause] the idea -- the idea is pretty commonsense. if you lend out money, you have to first make sure that the borrower can afford to pay it back. don't lend somebody money if yo

not unlike barack obama. so is the american public going to buy that kind of resume following eight years of another rookie? >> well, i think in desperation as dorothy is suggesting, they just might. as troubled as i am by the rookies, let's do the comparison. marco rubio is also a first-term senator. rubio has worked with the senate colleagues. >> he was the senate -- assembly leader, speaker of the florida house. >> right. and if i may say so without being the chute dropping beneath me, hillary clinton was widely regarded as a good senate colleague. someone who did work on legislation. ted cruz is completely alienated from all of his republican colleagues in the senate. >> he's pitching that as a virtue. >> but this is my problem in selecting the president this time. are we just selecting somebody who's doing to make us feel good because he gives speeches in the white house the way that barack obama does or are we going to elect someone who has political skills to pass a flat tax or to get some legislation

president obama: okay. well, let me -- [applause] president obama: let me just say this is a cause near and dear to my heart because michelle and i , we weren't born into wealthy families. so the only way we got our education was because we got help, loans, grants, work study programs. if we hadn't had that available to us we could not have pursued the education we did and couldn't have achieved what we achieved. and even with all of the help we got we had so much debt when we got married, that we had negative liabilities, we just joined our together our net negative liabilities and it took us like 10 years to pay off our debt. for the first 10 years of our marriage, our loans were more expensive than our mortgage. it was only about two years or three years before i was elected as a u.s. senator that i paid off my loans. now, the truth is that historically the reason america succeeded so well is we have always been ahead of the curve in educating our population. we were the first country to say , let's have

jimmy kimmel president obama. >> stay tune for the commander jimmy kimmel president obama. >> stay tune for the commander in chief. have a good evening. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonig tonight, president barack obama. and sean penn. with cleto and the cletones. and now, take it easy, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. the perfect night to join us. we have quite a show for you tonight. the leader of the free world is on the show tonight. sean penn is here to promote his movie "the gunman." president obama is here to promote a project he's been working on called the united states. we never had a sitting president on the show. we had two former presidents. president clinton and -- was morgan freeman president? okay, we had one. so this is two now. if you told me when i was like 14 years old that one day i would interview the president on tv, i -- i would have said, that's great, will i ever get to see boobs? very single-minded. [ laughter ] [ cheers and ap

but trust in president obama is almost rock bottom. the reason? mr. obama's not a terror warrior. not a person comfortable with confrontation. also is he a man on the left who sees gray not black and white. generally speaking liberal america does not want to right wrongs overseas preferring to concentrate on social justice and income redistribution here in the u.s.a. mr. obama relishes that but does not want to police the world therefore the danger overseas grows. you choosing to it attack the latest messenger benjamin netanyahu. >> it was a very strange dark lovian speech painting a picture of a stokian world. raising the picture of a genocidal nation. genocidal regime spraying nuclear weapons to annihilate the whole world and whole region. now obviously many people are very concerned about iran and there is a deep lack of trust. but surely the same was said of the soviet union all those years ago. ms. a.m. amanpour was raised in iran until age 11 and apparently does not believe the mullahs would act unilaterally with the nuke. she does, however, use the phrase deep lack of trust

the obama administration is calling for more transparency. but environmental groups and oil companies are not happy. investigating aaron schock. reports tonight of a federal criminal probe just days before the congressman is

names obama. this one, he said the courts will have to sort this one out, a different discernment there. >> yeah. let's not treat donald trump like a serious candidate. >> i'm not. >> a marketing genius. >> a critic of who's an american and who isn't. natural born american doesn't mean you have to be naturalized. born to an american mother. like president obama. no matter where you were born. he was born in hawaii. why is trump bringing this up? >> these are wonderful arguments and issues that won't mean a darn thing unless ted cruz actually wins, which he won't. donald trump is bringing this up because he's arguing against obama. that's the way ted cruz sounded today. >> he's covering his butt. peter king today said, "shutting down the federal government and reading dr. seuss on the senate floor are marks of a carnival barker, not leader of the free world." i'm getting to love you again. it's st. patrick's day. plenty have called cruz nuts. here's just a sampling. >> the idea you have to prove yo

we heard barack obama speak today. they seem to have very different ideas about where things currently stand in these negotiations. give us an overview of where we are. >> i think they agree on where to expand. where they disagree is where we are standing in a place that is sustainable. prime minister netanyahu has consistently said that what you cannot allow is to have iran with the capability to build a weapon. that is to say to be able to walk up to the threshold moment. that means for him, you cannot have any nuclear enrichment facilities. you cannot have a nuclear reactor such as a plutonium reactor they are building. you cannot have any infrastructure left. president obama has always said look, i'm going to keep iran from having a bomb. but the only way to do that is to allow them to have some level of infrastructure. they are not going to give up everything and under the nonproliferation treaty, they do have the right to have some nuclear enrichment capacity. that has been elevated to a much larger political dis

is it victory defeat for president obama? and what does it mean with the emerging nuclear deal with iran? >>> plus, as differences over defense spending threaten to derail their budget blueprint. >>> and silencing global warming skeptics. we'll tell you about the democratic campaign to intimidate professors and organizations that dare question their climate change agenda. welcome to the "journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. here in the u.s., the administration appeared at times to be openly hostile to his re-election bid. so is netanyahu's win a defeat to president obama? and what does it mean for the emerging nuclear deal for eastern? let's ask bret stevens who is just back from iraq. what does net netdanyahu's surprisingly victory mean for the u.s.? are we in for a rougher road? >> judging wait that president obama has behaved since that victory, i suspect we are. this was a humiliation for obama. >> that's a strong word. he wasn't objectn the ballot. >> well, in a sense he was. prime minister netanyahu who might than

president obama is threatening to veto that bill. senator lindsey graham joins us. >> thank you very much. we are going to override his veto. >> you can get the votes. >> absolutely. enough democrats will say the following: mr. president, you negotiate the deal, you are the commander and chief, you are the president. when it comes to lifting congressional sanctions that we have created with 100 to 0 vote we are going to have a say before you lift those congressional sanctions. >> when this corker bill i think it's next week will be voted on. >> it may slip a little bit because they are asking until the end of the month to finish the framework agreement. >> what takes so long to write these things? really? >> when you are chasing the iranians around and trying to get a deal at all costs. >> you mean the fame work -- >> -- the iranians are are dragging this out. >> but what impact does that have on your bill? all you want is your say. so, you should get your bill in. >>> democrats are saying the following we are going to allow them to

thanks, obama. how do you make obama's eyes light up? shine a flashlight in his ears. that's pretty good. somebody send obama some tips how to be a good president. ha ha. like i bet that would help. lol. the lol's redundant when you have the ha ha. i'm all right with the president wearing jeans. i'm not all right with the president wearing those jeans. >> can i just say something? those are mean, i don't think there's anything wrong with the jeans you wear. >> jimmy, i think you've got a point. have you been working out? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a great show for you tonight. sean penn is here. we'll be right back with the president of the united states! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (spoken in german) performance, is now an american thing. introducing the all new chrysler 200 america's import find it at chrysler.com ...where you least expect it. schick hydro. now with shave oils, the hydrating gel works with skin guards to reduce friction, stroke after stroke. our best shave for your skin. schick hydro. free your skin. your baby is getting more than

>> politically it proves to all of obama's enemies around the world or his adversaries that obama is able to exercise power. in politics power trumps everything. that's what this involves. it is a personal fight to the political death. >> what it proves is he can take out our friends. he can't take on our enemies. the problem here is he is under the illusion we see this in tikrit this week. iran openly taken over iraq. he thinks they are our allies and under the insane idea that they have had from day one that they will get in bed with a rattlesnake and the rattlesnake will convert. taking netanyahu out, the danger is netanyahu might have the israelis do something to actually deal with iran and the president will stop -- a lot of the election is about the economy. >> real quickly. i want to get back, if we can, to the syrian government and the red line that this president said that that government has lost legitimacy. we were ready to cross some kind of line that he had in his head that eventually got wiped away with the incident of opening fire on his own people with chemical weapon

obama got 45%. hillary clinton gets 52% in the suburbs, president obama got 48%. when you look demographically she does better than him among some con 12i9 two went, especially blue collar white voters. she holds together most of the obama coalition. she's up on the hill. she has a fortress on the hill. even if they have equal armies, hillary clinton and the represent kachb, they have to go up a hill to take her. >> for republicans, there's two things they have to do, one, knock her on her credentials. another is to quite frankly drive down turnout for people who were on the obama coalition. she'll focus really hard on not just having an advantage with women and minorities but in maintaining that turnout level that obama had. >> the other thing that struck me, 29% hadn't heard of rand paul. 48% hadn't heard of scott walker. it's easy to think that most of america doesn't know who these people are. they have time to define themselves. >> there is a huge hole to fill in their biography and portfolio. you have to deal with the demographic challenges. the republicans

obama. would israel be better off with no deal than a bad deal with iran. israel's former deputy defence minister and outspoken rabbi join me with their distinct perspectives right now. i'm ali velshi, this is "real money". >>> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu warned of the perils of a bad deal with iran over its nuclear programme. but the fact that the prime minister came at the invitation of congressional republicans and not the white house the way protocol dictates was a calculated move that binyamin netanyahu chose to gloss over during his speech. >> i know that my speech has been the subject of much controversy. i deeply regret that some perceive my being here as political. that was never my intention. i want to thank you democrats and republicans for your common support for israel year after year decade after decade. [ clapping ] >>> that applause did not include the many democrats who chose to boycott the speech. leaders like senator patrick lay hi elizabeth warren of massach

what it is like under president obama. when the democrats get 20 million new voters. >> what about the threat that the president would go to the united nations and betray israel and the retribution because they didn't get their way? what is your reaction to that? >> well, as you networks i want the u.n. to be thrown out of new york that the lovely party into condos, of all places in the world why does it have to be on the real estate of new york city? >> that is it. i think we would send it to vladimir putin. anne coulter, appreciate your time, coming up next on "hannity." >> i have often said that from a political perspective what i dream is that for one election, just one, every black person in america vote republican. >> that was my friend espn steven h. smith opening up about the black vote in america. take a look at this coffee cup. it says race together. it's starbucks new attempt to start a conversation about race relations, later new poll numbers that will make hillary clinton cringe. last year, we sent ainsley ehr

and the obama. remember, it wases speaker boehner after all who invited the prime minister to speak before congress earlier this month. the very contentious speech both here in israel and also, of course, in the united states, with the obama administration as for this trip andrea, speaker boehner is expected to arrive here in israel with a republican delegates of lawmakers on march 31st, as for the trip, a spokesperson for the speaker said that they look forward to discussing our quote unquote discussions for peace and security in the region and further strengthening the bond between the united states and israel. and as for the relationship, with the united states barack obama netanyahu said america has no stronger ally than israel and israel no stronger ally than the united states. andrea? >> yeah. i just wish the white house would echo that rhetoric. i think people are wondering too whether this will help or hurt john boehner going there i think, john, a lot of people seem to think that that speec

it is president obama's fault. the president came out on offense in a big way in cleveland, taking yes, credit for all the good things happening in the country right now. also new video showing whether rick santorum is prepared to run for president and the reporter who got one of the members of the penn state fraternity to talk. >>> terror in tunisia. >> they killed at least 19 people and wounded around 50. >> forces killed the two gunmen. >> benjamin netanyahu and israel's right wing won big in elections yesterday. >> he basically won by cannibalizing voters from the other right wing party. >> reversing his commitment to having a palestinian state. >> death threats against u.s. ambassador to japan caroline kennedy. >> the motive may be blackmail. >> japan is a safe country, so everybody is surprised. >> first lady michelle obama touched down for her first visit to japan, where she is expected to meet with the ambassador. >> the murder investigation surrounding robert durst. >> police received $42,000 and a latex m

president obama at least took note of those who oppose the deal. though he purposely misconstructed opposition to his unilateral nuclear negotiations as opposition to a diplomatic resolution as he put it. >> the days and weeks ahead will be critical. our negotiations have made progress but gaps were made, and our people in both our countries and beyond who oppose a diplomatic resolution. my message to you, the people of iran is that together we have to speak up for the future we seek. lou: that video released with a week and a half remaining before the march 31 deadline for a framework agreement. as of right now talk are stalled over sensitive atomic research and the iranians' desire for the immediate lifting of sanctions, and, of course, only congress can approve that. secretary of state kerry says the talks will resume next week. we'll be talking tonight with former cia director james woolsey about exactly that and a great deal more. and house foreign affairs committee member congressman mark meadows as well. and more than 100 people were killed,

president obama was for it. it was in his office and then there's app exception. >> government attempts to limit free speech occur over the world. china tightens its group on chinese citizens by curbing the eighty -- ability to publicly criticize. a rule has been implemented for blogsers to register under their real names so they can be better monitored. adrian brown describes what is going on. >> writing under a pen name in china went back to days before the internet. useful, but now the same authorities say that social media and internet users have to register the accounts. you can use a pen name, it's the government will know who you are. >> reporter: a song in praise of chinese censorship. performed by men and women that police the internet. it's the official cyber space administration. posted on the website days before china announced a tightening of internet restrictions. the economist is not for those singing along. he blocks on corruption and >> there's so much information out there. and, of course, ther

michelle obama is a great example. and i thank them that i live to be 70 years old and see this happen. this is a wonderful subject on which we can thank you. i will buy your book. guest: i want to mention an example about president obama. he is a relatively young man compared to some of our other presidents. president reagan was much older. he is very unflappable. you rarely see a weakness in president obama in the sense of his ability to conduct his office through adversity. and not talking about policy, but him as an individual. the other thing you mentioned me about obama. role model side. he understands that he is a role model and he uses his celebrity to pay attention to that. particularly young african-american men see him as an example of what they can achieve. he is devoted to that premise. i've talked to a lot of people and what a lot of people say about obama, both critics and fans democrats and republicans is that you could not ask for a better family role model than obama. he does appear to be devoted to h

president obama breaking his silence. he's speaking out right now as tensions build in washington ahead of an extraordinary address to congress by israel's prime minister. israel's leader invited by the republican house speaker, who failed to consult the white house or the democratic leadership in advance. president obama tells reuters that speech is a distraction, although not permanently destructive to u.s./israel relations. ties between the united states and its closest ally in the region are at a low point right now, marked by the frosty personal relationship between president obama and the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. in a dress rehearsal today before a pro-israel lobbying organization the prime minister downplayed the differences with president obama, saying he means no disrespect. he says his speech to congress tomorrow morning will focus on the proposed iran nuclear deal which he portrays as an existential threat to israel. president obama tells reuters a deal with iran would be far more effective at contro

is obama making a huge mistake? >> if you're watching fox news, you get an entirely different reality. >> he does it again. president obama won't come on fox news but he'll make time for stuff like this. >> your first wife -- >> my first -- do you know something i don't? >> when will you guys stop drinking? >> when we pass out. about 2:00. >> en route to panama city beach, florida, to report on this year's spring break for your kids. this as local police are now desperately trying to find this woman. "hannity" starts right here, right now. welcome to "hannity." is president obama trying to make a deal with the devil? u.s.-led nuclear talks with iran are expected to continue next week. meanwhile, last night, the president issued a statement aimed at the iranian people praising iran's leadership. >> my message to you, the people of iran, is that together we have to speak up for the future we seek. as i've said many times before, i believe that our countries should be able to resolve this issue peacefully with diplomac

president obama asks hey, what's the alternative? and the sound of his voice usually means something horrible is about to unfold. a new recording alleging to be jihadly john he hear the isis terrorist denouncing the very thing he does for a living. the politics lead. we always wondered what she was typing on that blackberry. now e-mails from former secretary of state hillary clinton have some in congress asking whether she broke the law. good afternoon efrpveryone. welcome to "the lead." hours ago a visibly miffed president obama said the prime minister of israel had nothing new to say. after the speech, president obama who says he did not watch his israeli counterpart by read the transcript but insisted netanyahu had chutzpah to repeat what he's been laying out for iran without laying out a possible way to stop the iranian regime. >> the prime minister didn't offer any viable alternatives. >> netanyahu started today's address from borrowing a page from house and senate calling president obama a true friend to israel. netanyahu repea

president obama's tech to support the state of israel. there is a big disagreement between the israeli government and the american government and how best to do that. i have been a think that, as someone who has worked in the u.s. government a long time, someone ought to take the lead here. in support of israel, obviously. but i would think it would be quite ill advised for the israeli government to get ahead of the united states and to try and use military force on its own. the fact is, we have equities, too. we set to the iranians, both president bush and president obama, if you get close to a nuclear weapon, we will threaten military force. we iranians have not gotten that close yet. we are now at the negotiating table. i think we are almost always better off hard to deal with things peacefully, if you can do it, but from a position of strength. and we are in a position of strength. i think israel should trust the united states on this issue. host: his piece about the speech to congress. what he chose not to say signals a slight shift.

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says president obama has, quote disdain for israel. joining us now from little rock is the governor. all right. now, i'm going to play devil's advocate as i think most factor viewers know i'm a staunch supporter of israel. not blind, not a blind supporter. but i believe that israel is important to the united states and i believe that it is a nation of freedom, that he provides sanctuary to the jewish people persecuted all over the world. so i'm a staunch supporter. that being said, can you prove that president obama has disdain for the nation of israel? >> when i was asked the question why would president obama show such disrespect toward benjamin netanyahu in particular and israel in general, that was the only thing i could think of. bill, here are some things to specifically mention. this is a president who has spent more time scolding israel for building bedrooms in neighborhoods than he has scolding iran for trying to build a nuclear bomb. this is a president who believes that israel should go back to the pre1967 borders. i'm not s

and it's gotten worse under president obama. things aren't really at that good for the middle class in america. >> they're not good for the middle class and look the problem is this redistribution of wealth in had this rob from peter to pay paul mentality is not helping the middle class families and the proof is in the pudding. look at the numbers. higher income individuals the fluid one/fifth of the country of taxpayers have contributed 70% to the federal ref through in 2011 so they're already paying their fair share and it's not helping middle class families because those sort of policies hurt everyone. look, we can't fax the rich enough to pay for these progressive ol sees. >> that's not true. >> people like hillary clinton and barack obama want them to go with. >> we don't have a safety net in place. our education policies -- >> your point as well -- >> what better way to improve fair living conditions -- >> i have a better way. the free market. wayne, go ahead. the free market seems to work pretty darp good when it's allowe

there you see president obama alongside him his wife michelle obama the first lady. today, though, is about paving the way for the voting rights act just months later. >>> hello, everyone, welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. >> it was 50 years ago the first of three separate marches from selma, alabama, to the state capitol, montgomery. the day known as bloody sunday. we are live at selma, alabama, jonathan jonathan, set the scene there. quite the dignitaries on stage. >> reporter: yes, yes. many dignitaries indeed. alabama governor robert bentley has been speaking at the podium and just minutes from now we're expecting to hear from the president addressing this crowd of thousands that have gathered at the base of the edmund pettus bridge. what you see behind me which became an iconic structure of the civil rights movement, synonymous with the bloody sunday protest 50 years ago. in addition to president obama and former president george w. bush who you saw there on the stage the event has drawn approximately 100 member of congress including re

president obama was for it. it was in his office and then there's app exception. >> government attempts to limit free speech occur over the world. china tightens its group on chinese citizens by curbing the eighty -- ability to publicly criticize. a rule has been implemented for blogsers to register under their real names so they can be better monitored. adrian brown describes what is going on. >> writing under a pen name in china went back to days before the internet. useful but now the same authorities say that social media and internet users have to register the accounts. you can use a pen name it's the government will know who you are. >> reporter: a song in praise of chinese censorship. performed by men and women that police the internet. it's the official cyber space administration. posted on the website days before china announced a tightening of internet restrictions. the economist is not for those singing along. he blocks on corruption and censorship. >> there's so much information out there. and, of co

what we should do is not fix obama care, not expand obama care, not extend obama care, provide transitional assistance for the 6 million people who are going to be harmed. i'm afraid this administration is really going to take hostages. we're going to make a case to the american people that we need long term reform. we can also help protect these patients, we don't need to do it in obama care we need to transition them out via cobra. >> thank you very much. >> thanks neil. >>> mr. secretary, time to start burning the fuel,. ♪ nice! gr-reat! a shot like that... calls for a post-game celebration. share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-reat! you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because you're not you you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket you're upgrading it's your entire operations, from domestic to international... which means you need help from a whole team of advisors. from workforce strategies to tech solutions and a thousand other things. so you call pwc. the right people to g

michelle obama is a great example. and i thank them that i live to be 70 years old and see this happen. this is a wonderful subject on which we can thank you. i will buy your book. guest: i want to mention an example about president obama. he is a relatively young man compared to some of our other presidents. president reagan was much older. he is very unflappable. you rarely see a weakness in president obama in the sense of his ability to conduct his office through adversity. and not talking about policy, but him as an individual. the other thing you mentioned me about obama. role model side. he understands that he is a role model and he uses his celebrity to pay attention to that. particularly young african-american men see him as an example of what they can achieve. he is devoted to that premise. i've talked to a lot of people and what a lot of people say about obama, both critics and fans democrats and republicans is that you could not ask for a better family role model than obama. he does appear to be devoted to h

is the obama administration losing the war on terror? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. 125 special u.s. forces have evacuated the country of yemen because terrorists there are running wild. last september president obama called yemen a success story? fighting the war on terror. obviously things have changed. to yourtunisia, authorities have arrested terrorists after 23 people massacred in the city of nai -- tunis. syria isis controls thousands of square miles trying to depose the assad regime. more than 200,000 people have been killed in the syrian conflict and finally in iraq at least 19 people were killed today after three separate terror bombs exploded in baghdad. that country is now seeing fighting between isis and iranian-backed militias. total chaos in iraq. so you can see that president obama's policy of nonengagement in the middle east is a disaster. tomorrow, the president meets with the president of the afghanistan who is pleading with him to leave a substantial american force in that country in order

and like obama, he is an ivy league guy. and like obama, he is -- you know he is a minority. and unlike obama who the media loves they hate him. and they hate him only because of his politics. >> that's right. they don't know who he is. >> but that's the interesting thing. in so many ways he is like barack obama. and yesterday you read a piece from an editorial in the "the washington post" in 2007 that said putting your political feelings aside we should be excited about barack obama. well why don't you put your political feelings aside and be excited about ted cruz. >> cuban american, half cuban and coming on -- good point. all right. so let's -- i want to throw one question at you about bowe bergdahl. this story didn't get a lot of play in the big newspapers and on the network news. it was solely driven by fox news channel. and i think demonstrates the power of fox news channel because finally, we got some clarification here. >> yeah. i mean, i don't know, bill don't get crazy here but i don't know to what extent the general watch fox. >> believe me, they knew. >> okay. and

my book is not just about barack obama. one of the reasons i wrote the book is people think i was somehow born in 2007. i actually had a long life before that. the obama campaign was a culmination of that life and i wanted to reclaim my life. and so, you know, it isn't an obama book per se. i knew it would be evaluated as such by some but i wanted to tell that story. it's been four years since i left the white house. i wanted to tell my story, and there was an interest in having me tell my story, so i took advantage of that, and i'm glad that i did. >> i want to get to some of that but i want to sort of dispatch with the obama administration parts of it. is there stuff you decided, i'm not going to litigate this now, or i'm not going to get into this now while he's in office? >> you know i guess i made subtle judgments as i went along, some of them unconscious judgments. what i tried not to do is settle scores in this book. i tried not to air dirty linen for my own purposes. i did a lot of that. there were things that i wro

after all, obama is not running. in 2016 they think hillary clinton may position herself to the right of obama. maybe she runs as a person who will heal the relationship from united states and israel. i think they can all handle that. these are grownups there. this is something obama and people care very strongly about. they are not simply going to acquiesce for the last two years of his administration. >> what happens to the palestinian authority. what is abbas's strategy from here. >> abbas in a difficult position he's basically bet his career by doing security cooperation with israel there could be a climate where there could be negotiations. the palestinian authority will find it harder to consider that security cooperation with israel if there's no cooperation for palestinian state. also facing a tremendous financial crisis because israel has been withholding tax revenue as a response to the palestinian move at the international criminal court so people think pa could start to collapse. if it did, this would be