president barack obama. let's go over to washington. it's no accident that president obama is pushing this clean energy plan right now. could you say that the political stars are aligned just right this time? >> i guess you could put it that way or you could simply say obama is now free enoug politically to ignore the alignment of those stars on this issue. he obviously faces no more elections and while he has extremely little power in congress this move side steps congress with the administration's argument that the environmental protection agency the body that has come up with these rules and will enforce them is absolutely within its rights to do so under legislation that goes way back to the 1970's. the republicans of course dispute that. many members of the coal industry dispute that 14 states and coal companies are going to be managing a legal challenge to all of this. so this is really one of those political battles in a way and moving out of the political should sphere and into a legal one. >> what about resistance to this plan

el presidente barack obama manualing rÍo la situaciÓn. >> sin crear problema con la ex secretaria de estado. >> * lo pone en una posiciÓn un poco difÍcil, pero quizÁs presidente barack obama lo prefiera para no tener que respaldar a nadie. >> las diferencias polÍticas entre biden y clinton son pocas. >> ella es una persona con mucha experiencia Él es una persona abierta a decir lo que piensa. >> ahora todos esperan que biden diga si piensa aspirar o no. >> biden ha aspirado en otras dos ocasiones a la presidencia y hay quienes dicen que deberÍa considerar si quiere terminar lo que ha sido hasta el momento una exitosa carrera polÍtica con una posibilidad tercera derrota buscando ser presidente. >> marÍa celeste arrarÁs regresamos contigo. >> asÍ es gracias. >> se agudiza la tensiÓn en guatemala la corte suprema dio luz verde para decidir si retira o no la inmunidad al presidente de guatemala otto pÉrez molina y vea investigado por supuesta corrupciÓn, mientras cientos de campesinos salieron a las calles exigiendo su renuncia, los manifestantes bloquearon importantes carre

they vote for a leader. >> barack obama is a lake duck. chum schumer is probably going to be the next minority leader. do you think any senators want to be on his bad side in 2016? if they are, he'll cast them in a hole. >> he did that in the speech equating them with the revolutionary guard corps. that is before senator schumer came out against the deal. what's the strategy behind that? >> this is what he does. he's incapable of believing that people disagree >> is it snart many. >> in this case it is silly because chuck schumer isk a whoe lot smarter than the white house. this i is why chuck schumer -- came out saying he was going to oppose the deal but calling automatic of his colleagues sayingng iemg not going to whip against it. as a result he has the senators coming out saying we respect senator schumer for having his own mind. he shined everybody up and also going on the record saying he's opposed to the deal and that's thero way he's getting through e tough spot. israeli political action committee has gone a big way against this an

. >>> but first, a major blow for president barack obama from a prominent member of his own party as he looks to rally support for the iran nuclear deal. >> despite an intense lobbying campaign, the senator now says he is against the deal. >> reporter: well, the senator says his decision has nothing to do with politics or his party but late last night during the gop debate, he announced he will not be supporting this nuclear agreement. the man expected to lead the senate democrats in 2017, the new york senator, comes out against president barack obama's nuclear deal with iran. in a long statement last night, the senior senator said in part, quote, i will vote to disapprove the agreement. not because i believe war is a viable option nor to challenge the path of diplomacy. it is because i believe iran will not change and under the agreement it will be able to achieve goals of eliminating sanctions while retaining its nuclear and non-nuclear power. for week, people inside and outside the beltway have waited to see which way the powerful democrat would vote. many see his decision as a hu

so this was barack obama being barack obama when he -- but i income hindsight, this was -- it turned out this was more of a domino effect than maybe even he saw coming or anybody could have seen coming. so, would things be different in the middle east had he not done that? could it have been worse because mubarak might have fought hard center or would mubarak have left on his own without the united states being involved as much and maybe -- there's a lot of ways -- it is what it is. that takes to us syria, to go back to your original question, when did he draw the red line if drew nit august of 2012, on the day after todd aiken, a missouri candidate for the u.s. senate, used a phrase, legitimate rape" claims that women's systems when they were being raped truly raped could not -- you could not get pregnant if your being being raped and it became this just electrifying moment in the campaign, and the obama campaign saw an opportunity, if they -- to put romney in a corner but to define the entire republican party as out of the mainstream on the issues of reproductive rights. so the whi

joe biden is mini me to barack obama. is he never going to go against what barack obama says ever. hillary, there is a little bit of a difference. here's the deal. a owe he bama likes biden and i don't think he likes hillary very much. for him, knowing the president, the way i do, that means something. you know, if he likes you, and then he knows he can get you on the phone and say joe, you know, he will be the elder statesman out oof the white house but still a big advisor, right? >> absolutely. and i think barack obama is -- i mean, i think he is he a narcissist. i think he cares about his legacy. he said recently, as is well known, that if he were loued to run for a third term. >> he would win again. >> he would win again. well, you talk about mini me, that's joe biden. >> yeah. he will be right there with biden and he will still be actively involved. where the clintons would cut him cold. now, let me ask you this. if he does he get a uniform and go after the women? anybody goes after hillary that's a war on women play here. how does joe handle that? >> a uniform. my sources tel

joe biden is mini me to barack obama. is he never going to go against what barack obama says ever. hillary, there is a little bit of a difference. here's the deal. a owe he bama likes biden and i don't think he likes hillary very much. for him, knowing the president, the way i do, that means something. you know, if he likes you, and then he knows he can get you on the phone and say joe, you know, he will be the elder statesman out oof the white house but still a big advisor, right? >> absolutely. and i think barack obama is -- i mean, i think he is he a narcissist. i think he cares about his legacy. he said recently, as is well known, that if he were loued to run for a third term. >> he would win again. >> he would win again. well, you talk about mini me, that's joe biden. >> yeah. he will be right there with biden and he will still be actively involved. where the clintons would cut him cold. now, let me ask you this. if he does he get a uniform and go after the women? anybody goes after hillary that's a war on women play here. how does joe handle that? >> a uniform. my sources tel

this step by barack obama is very important. it completes the steps before, a comprehensive plan that is building up, and it came after a long battle, a long legal battle because lots of people said carbon dioxide is not a pollutant. they went to the supreme court to say that yes, it is a pollutant, and the epa is allowed to regulate it. it is a very important step. it will be very important because it shows all the other countries that one of the major producers, the united states, is doing something. stuart: from the other point of view, there will be some republicans who say that because of this there will be people who lose their jobs, people who are out of work, who will be living below the poverty line because of this law that obama is trying to bring in. bryce: it is difficult to determine what is going to happen, but the move of the generation toward renewables is going to create even more jobs. that is the challenge. it is a new economy. in this new economy we hope will participate anyway. stuart: we have the world clim

how hard do you think barack obama is going to be campaigning for joe biden? no. that's like -- >> but there's no history of joe biden attacking barack obama in the way that there is of hillary clinton -- >> no, but joe biden calling -- >> clean and articulate. >> and that's not going to go over very well. >> all right. i will pause there, but i think this is why there's so much skepticism about biden being able to pull this off. he can win the african-american vote? >>> coming up, ten years after katrina, there are some people that make an argument it might have been necessary to destroy parts of new orleans in order to save it. that debate is next. >> announcer: "meet the press" is brought to you by morgan stanley. ♪ we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. >>> it's hard to believe now, but when hurricane katrina

conductor: esta noche, dijo que no renuncia, y que enfrenta a la justicia, el presidente barack obama estudia varias opciones, para cumplir con el fallo del juez federal. desde el 2005 a la fecha,estados unidos ha reportado medio millÓn de jóvenes, sigue el cierre de la frontera entre colombia y venezuela, cientos de colombianos fueron obligados a salir de territorio venezolano, los mandatarios entre ambos paÍses mantienen diÁlogos para solucionar la situaciÓn. locutor: este es el noticiero universal del fin de semana. conductor: la crisis polÍtica en guatemala, escribiÓ un nuevo capÍtulo, el presidente de ese paÍs no renuncia, así lo afirmÓ, afirma que decidió enfrentar a la justicia que lo acusa por un caso muy grave de corrupciÓn, el mandatario negó los seÑalamientos en su contra. cronista: en cadena nacional, el presidente, asegurÓ, que no renuncia a su cargo, que se someterÁ a la justicia del paÍs. >> el seÑor presidente decÍa que renunciaba a la presidencia, y ahora escondido como un avestruz, escondiendo la cabeza. cronista: el mandatario, seÑalado de ser e

>> i did not buy into it and i voted for barack obama. i think the question and discussion should not only be about race relations, but about racial justice. too often, we talk about racism in this country as a conversation and a discussion. the issue we really have from decades on, the summer of the to parallel the summer of we are not getting 2015, enough justice. for the first time, we are starting to see them get locked up here that is a good thing. i want to see that type of accountability. bruce: barack obama past the halfway point in the second term. we have got people mistreats -- in the streets chanting black last matter. -- black lives matter. does that offend anybody, the slogan? you are offended by that in the back? come all the way up here. tell me who you are and why you have a problem with that slogan. >> i am from montgomery county, maryland and all lives matter here not just black fly spirit -- not just black lives. you cannot have an honest conversation about black lies -- black lives mattering when over 1600 people this

how hard do you think barack obama is going to be campaigning for joe biden? no. that's like -- >> but there's no history of joe biden attacking barack obama in the way that there is of hillary clinton -- >> no, but joe biden calling -- >> clean and articulate. >> and that's not going to go over very well. >> all right. i will pause there, but i think this is why there's so much skepticism about biden being able to pull this off. he can win the african-american vote? >>> coming up, ten years after katrina, there are some people that make an argument it might have been necessary to destroy parts of new orleans in order to save it. that debate is next. >> announcer: "meet the press" is brought to you by morgan stanley. stanley. where capital cre thankshow may i help you?s list. i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or s

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barack obama is past the halfway point. we have people in the streets live matter.ack does that offend anyone? my name is dan b q and i am for montgomery county, maryland. all lives matter. not just black life. if you cannot have an honest conversation about black live smattering when over 1600 people this year have been shot in of the, and over 50% shooting victims are african-american males. just yesterday, 12 people were shot in chicago. that does not make national headlines. >> can someone respond to him why black live slogan is relevant. >> black lives matter because when you look at what is happening -- there has not been blacked of this. black folks are under attack. while you may have six children, and you love your children equally but you have to love them adequately. we have to put adequate attention to the issues that are in our lack community. >> black lives matter. i would agree that all lives matter. however, you have to understand the source that that sentiment comes from. it is a source of frustration ad an

this country is in a mess after eight years of barack obama. we do not need another polished politician for eight more years, like hillary clinton. thank you, very much. host: daphne, south carolina. melvin is on the line. caller: how are you doing? i am a retired veteran. i have comments i want to make. i'm going to call him general trump. sureeason being, i make not to leave troops behind. we need someone like mr. trump, general trump, to see that we get the benefits that we are not getting. to also see that we get our benefits from camp lejeune, which no one is calling about. the 15 -- congress is sitting on our .enefits and will not review it we need someone like mr. trump to take that and run with it. ahope general trump will get woman running mate to run with him in this election. the third thing i would like to talk about, you always talk , that we haveedys low-paying job. no one is saying why. the services that we have all of the united states that are killing everybody's income. that is more than share property and involuntary slavery

you're a 30% job approval rating and barack obama has 48%. why does he have a higher job rating in wisconsin than you do? >> four years ago i was so low they called me dead-man walker. pushing big, bold reforms, like the big, bold reforms we pushed in the latest budget. year later i won the recall because the reforms worked. for all the hype and hysteria of the 100,000 protesters, our schools are better. a.c.t. scores are second best in the country, graduation rates are up, third grade reading scores are up. same thing holds true for students like my son, junior at university of wisconsin, reforms are going to work there as well. property taxes continue to go down. when people see the benefits of our reforms, just like they did four years ago, i think our numbers will go up again. >> let me go to a facebook question here. this is probably the topic brought up by more posters than anybody, which was the milwaukee bucks deal. how can you -- from sam barren. how can you talk about a fiscally responsible conservative then approve a deal $250 mill

. >> si hay que cambiar la gerencia de la administraciÓn de barack obama. no es serio en enfocar bien proteger la frontera. y ha creado problemas de drogas, violencia, y otros problemas que comunidades como Éste tiene que escuchar. >> las declaraciones se produjeron luego de un encuentro cercano con varios lÍderes. al mismo tiempo quiere incrementar el recuerdo de la frontera. tambiÉn dijo que no se retratarÍa a su crítica, a los que nacen por padres indocumentados. >> lo que estuve diciendo es que hay fraude. cuando personas organizan para cometer fraude, tenemos que impulsar las leyes. >> asistentes del encuentro elogiaron las palabras de Él. >> eso de la agresividad de este seÑor millonario, creo que no conduce a nada. conduce simplemente a separarnos. >> estÁ agarrando más fuerza. y esperemos que llegue a la final. aquÍ estamos nosotros para apoyarlo. >> dijo no estar de acuerdo con la propuesta ejecutiva de barack obama. dice que la frontera no necesita un muro divisorio, sino un plan que apliquen las leyes de inmigraciÓn en los cuales exist

how hard do you think barack obama is going to be campaigning for joe biden? no. that's like -- >> but there's no history of joe biden attacking barack obama in the way that there is of hillary clinton -- >> no, but joe biden calling -- >> clean and articulate. >> and that's not going to go over very well. >> all right. i will pause there, but i think this is why there's so much skepticism about biden being able to pull this off. he can win the african-american vote? >>> coming up, ten years after katrina, there are some people that make an argument it might have been necessary to destroy parts of new orleans in order to save it. that debate is next. >> announcer: "meet the press" is brought to you by morgan stanley. i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders. sfx: [screams] they have all those warnings on 'em. might as well say... 'you're gonna die, jeff.' you hired someone to clean the gutters. not just someone. angie's list helped me find a highly rated service provider to do the work at a fair price. ♪ everyone can shop,

. ♪ ♪ la administraciÓn del presidente barack obama ya estÁ revisando el orden de un juez federal de liberar a los menores inmigrantes que se encuentran en centros de detenciÓn. liliana escalante nos expliquen el siguiente reporte. liliana: el gobierno del presidente barack obama le tomÓ unas horas responder a un requerimiento de una jueza federal que ordena inmediata liberaciÓn de los menores inmigrantes. argumenta que viola el acuerdo de 1997, el denominado flores. >>este acuerdo seÑala que no se puede detener a menores de edad inmigrantes en ningÚn centro de detenciÓn. los tienen que soltar dentro de 72 horas. >> te darÍa credibilidad del argumento que los republicanos han estado esgrimiendo, en el sentido de que realmente el presidente barack obama y los demÓcratas no favorecen una reforma migratoria, sino que estÁn jugando juegos. liliana: el hijo de esta mujer llamada rosa estuvo en varios centros detenido el aÑo pasao. >> lo trataron bien? liliana: al parecer sÍ. >>el departamento de inmigraciÓn no estÁ contestando mucho pero estÁn diciendo que van a seguir anali

our country that we elected barack obama. i mean, it says something about us nationally. you know, it's kind of like crowning your checker when you get to the end of the checker board. here's another thing that says america's special-- barack obama, president of the united states. >> stahl: the friendship began in 2005 as freshmen senators, coburn, the conservative obstetrician from muskogee, oklahoma, and obama, the liberal state senator from chicago. they often teamed up to pass important pieces of legislation. >> coburn: it's my pleasure to introduce to you a good friend of mine, since we went through orientation together, senator barack obama. >> barack obama: thank you, tom. >> stahl: in 2013, "time" magazine named coburn one of the 100 most influential people in the world, and it was president obama who wrote the tribute. and last year, after learning that coburn had cancer, the president spoke about him at a prayer breakfast. >> obama: ...a great friend of mine who i came into the senate with, senator tom coburn. tom i

of our country that we elected barack obama. i mean, it says something about us nationally. you know, it's kind of like crowning your checker when you get to the end of the checker board. here's another thing that says america's special-- barack obama, president of the united states. >> stahl: the friendship began in 2005 as freshmen senators coburn, the conservative obstetrician from muskogee oklahoma, and obama, the liberal state senator from chicago. they often teamed up to pass important pieces of legislation. >> coburn: it's my pleasure to introduce to you a good friend of mine, since we went through orientation together, senator barack obama. >> barack obama: thank you, tom. >> stahl: in 2013, "time" magazine named coburn one of the 100 most influential people in the world, and it was president obama who wrote the tribute. and last year, after learning that coburn had cancer, the president spoke about him at a prayer breakfast. >> obama: ...a great friend of mine who i came into the senate with, senator tom coburn. tom is

that's what barack obama says. the legacy of the civil rights movement is what is affecting all these folks. go ahead, kevin. >> everything he just said is absolute nonsense. every problem that he just described is a democrat problem. now what they want to do is transfer these white races and bring in black races. every problem that's happening now. new york city, baltimore, detroit, atlanta, you name your urban indoctrination central. democrats running it. all the way to the president. the attorney general. it is democrats or black democrats. and you want to make it sound like a cop problem. >> good to see you. at the same time, this unfolds in ferguson, missouri, the folks behind the black lives matter movement are going after bernie sanders! >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> they're not feeling the burn, no, no. dana perino is next on why this is getting to be big aer issue in the democratic race. plus, days after hillary clinton says she has turn over all her e-mail, judge napolitano says not so fas

obama for he trounces barack obama. he doesn't seem that conservative there. that's the more moderate middle of the road from me that he probably wanted to be but when you're in a primary you have to do what it takes to win. we talked with jon huntsman junior and that part frustrated him traded you are pulled in so many different directions in the national primary. can you imagine you were going to run for two years in your party's nomination and every single group is going to try to pull you to there is? you are trying to get every single delegate. that's before you broadly talk to the nation? that's tough. >> this is off topic at the democratic national committee bank donald trump are entering the race because the race needed its scariest candidate. they question our here. >> i'm a fan of jon huntsman junior and i thought it did a good job as governor but he kind of has a history of being a quitter. he quit high school. he quit the governorship before his term was over and he quit ambassadorship. he doesn't seem to be

i was close to barack obama. we worked together. he was my friend. i was inclined to support him because i was so inspired by his candidacy but i was reluctant, and my daughter got in my face and said, you ought to look yourself in the mirror. our entire lives you have been telling us that you made sacrifices when it comed to the family in order to make a difference, and now, in an important moment in history, you're not endorsing barack obama because you're worried about your own political skin. and she was right ump was worried about the blowback i would get and did get from my women supporter, from women who had been good to me and helped me and allowed me to succeed in politics, and they were going to be bitterly disappointed and they war. i called after she confronted me and told the president -- the nowsch president, was all in, and i was indeed all in from that day forward and worked very hard on his campaign. >> host: there was real blowback. i don't know specifically addressed another you but she had you and others in mind when madeline albr

barack obama has been a very good president, and that's the reason why this has come out. they want him to have a problem and he didn't do a gad job, but he's done an absolutely phenomenal job, and now we have to realize that maybe a black man can be a president, maybe a black man can lead, and maybe they are equal. so as the white man continues to lose power, you're going to entrench -- >> hold on a second, anybody back here want to join b in on this? >> yes, i have -- >> give me your name. >> brandon cooper, i'm vp of 100 black men in -- i think it's a false choice. whether obama has done good things or bad things, i'm with the 47% of people who think he's not a factor. i think it's more than one person. there's a lot of issues that need to be dealt with, and they're not going to be solved or helped by one person. >> who was writing all those articles saying it's the end of racism, electing barack obama? who wrote that? who said that? who bought into that? who thought all of this we're talking about tonight and going to be talking about was behind us? anybody? show of ha

barack obama third. president obama ranked higher right after he was elected then placed first ahead of jesus. are any of those people your heroes? [ cheers ] >> some for jesus, but not the politicians, but the list is politicians, george bush is on the list. hillary clinton, fdr, elizabeth warren. why politicians? what is so heroic about what they do? when i look at them i see self-serving panderers who say anything to win. and once elected dole out favors and money to their cronies. but that's not how the hollywood left sees politicians. they see them as inspirational heroes. >> let the american people explode into this new millennium with the exhilaration of being true to the glory of this democracy. thank you. [ applause ] . john: the music swells. this idea that the right politician will lift all of us up, bring us together, save the country is just stupid. and worse, it's dangerous because it encourages people to turn to politicians for answers, and the way politicians do things, the way government

of our country that we elected barack obama. i mean, it says something about us nationally. you know, it's kind of like crowning your checker when you get to the end of the checker board. here's another thing that says america's special-- barack obama, president of the united states. >> stahl: the friendship began in 2005 as freshmen senators, coburn, the conservative obstetrician from muskogee, oklahoma, and obama, the liberal state senator from chicago. they often teamed up to pass important pieces of legislation. >> coburn: it's my pleasure to introduce to you a good friend of mine, since we went through orientation together, senator barack obama. >> barack obama: thank you, tom. >> stahl: in 2013, "time" magazine named coburn one of the 100 most influential people in the world, and it was president obama who wrote the tribute. and last year, after learning that coburn had cancer, the president spoke about him at a prayer breakfast. >> obama: ...a great friend of mine who i came into the senate with, senator tom coburn. tom i

here is trump going after president obama. >> you said of barack obama sadly because president obama has done such a poor job as president, you won't see another black president for generations. what did you mean by that? >> well, i think he's been a very poor president. he has done a very poor job as president. he has set a very poor standard. i think that he has set a very low bar and i think it's a shame for the african american people and by the way, he has done nothing for african americans. you look at what has gone on with income levels and what has gone on with youth. i thought that he would be a great cheer leader for this country and do a fabulous job for the african american citizens of this country. he has done nothing. >> well, that's as pure b.s. as i've heard. that's all right. it covers up, i'm totally against this guy. i've been against him since the time he arrived and treated him like an illegal immigrant and enjoyed everything that's gone wrong. he's out there with crocodile tears saying i wish he had done more for inner city poor or some crap like that. he didn't

mind how folks want to blame barack obama for ferguson. i think he made a comment my son will be trayvon martin. white people have said, see that? if you could talk about that, i would appreciate it. thanks again, c-span. guest: is striking the caller suggests are of those that feel barack obama is responsible for the deteriorating racial relations situation in the united states of america. others feel he has not been sufficiently aggressive in addressing this question. in any case, i think it would be one-sided to suggest the president inaugurated in january of 2009 somehow is responsible for the ravages of slavery and jim crow that stretches back centuries. it seems that is scapegoating in the purest sense of the term. host: professor horne, this is on -- this is from one of our viewers. did the watts riots help or harm the cause? guest: i think it was a mixed report. there were some attempts at affirmative action that came after august of 1965. the major newspaper of that region decided it would be worthwhile to have black, minority rep

how hard do you think barack obama is going to be campaigning for joe biden? no. that's like -- >> but there's no history of joe biden attacking barack obama in the way that there is of hillary clinton -- >> no, but joe biden calling -- >> clean and articulate. >> and that's not going to go over very well. >> all right. i will pause there, but i think this is why there's so much skepticism about biden being able to pull this off. he can win the african-american vote? >>> coming up, ten years after katrina, there are some people that make an argument it might have been necessary to destroy parts of new orleans in order to save it. that debate is next. >> announcer: "meet the press" is brought to you by morgan is brought to you by morgan stanley. it's from daddy. is brought to you by morgan stanley. sfx: dad's voice i love you baby girl. duracell quantum lasts longer in 99% of devices so you can always be there. ♪ we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two

obama who's been running for 19 months. >> it's deep sexism. >> sexism it's so deep. it is the very same sexism that hillary clinton facinged right dick morris. >> when a woman wants to be president she shouldn't complain based on gender. i'm going to take my toys and go home. what happens went the boys in middle east or run russia and others start picking on you are we going to have a president of the united states saying the boys are picking on me. when hilary gets under fire she retreats behind the apron strings. >> jon: now, now, now in dick morris' defense, he is a liking sack of [bleep]. although dick morris -- settle down, dick morris isn't the only one who thought hilary was playing the gender card. >> the people who think they're helping her playing the gender card are hurt being her. it would be a terrible mistake for her to try to play the victimology or victimization card because it's not what we want in a president. >> jon: absolutely. that's nancy, john mccain's senior policy adviser. >> because they're involve family members and so disrespectful as a wo

i was close to barack obama. it worked together. he was my friend. i was inclined to support him because i was so inspired by his candidacy but i was reluctant. my daughter got in my face and said you ought to look at yourself in the mirror. our entire life you've been telling us that you make sacrifices when it comes to them in order to make a difference. and now an important moment in history, you are not endorsing rocko, because you're worried about your own political stand. she was right. i was worried about the blowback is going to get and i did get for my women's supporters, from women who have been good to me and helped me and allowed me to succeed in politics. they're going to be bitterly disappointed and they were. but i call the next day after she confronted me and told the president, the now president, that i was all in and i was indeed allin from that day forward and worked very hard on his campaign. >> host: there was blowback, i don't this this is addressed but probably you did have you as well as others may when madeleine albright said

i worked with barack obama. he was in my state. i believe there is something xtraordinary -- they both did. so did bill clinton. everybody helped. charlie: i do you said it was important -- that it was important that barack obama had been there campaigning for you and that was one of the reasons you had to support them. sen. mccaskill: he was there more and we worked together on , legislation. i thought he was something aspirational for our country. charlie: more than that. you say that your daughter said to you you can't not support him. sen. mccaskill: correct. she knew i wanted to support him and i was not doing it. she confronted me, as children have a way of doing in terms of grounding -- charlie: here is this interesting picture of you. hand, your mouth gets ahead of you. you say things unedited. but there is a certain part of you that is conservative. sen. mccaskill: correct. she figured out the reason i wasn't endorsing barack obama had to do with -- i knew i was going to get backlash from women. i knew women supporters wer

barack obama is saying, the russians are moving on the eastern front. saudi arabia is a key player, as is qatar. the next question is how will the americans respond? iran would play games inside syria we shall see. this is not end this is probably the beginning of finding a way to deal with the presence of assad because this is a major thing. >> i suppose that might be considered an optimistic point of view but it could be an arms race between the gulf states and iran. >> if you look at iran, you see the gulf states are the biggest purchasers of be weapons. for more than four years it has given basically voice to militants, extremists such as el nusra and i.s.i.s. this could be a game changer i'm not suggesting we are that but serious discussions taking place between the americans and the russians behind closed doors, bringing in the saudis is another factor in the equation sphwhrp good to. >> thank you for joining us. >>> group's new leader, mullah muktar mansour, this is a great i historical mistake he added it was needed that the leader of the islam

and trump said that barack obama should give him a big mac. what you think about those "proposals" as they relate to china? lindsey graham: i don't care if we have a state dinner, i think we should communicate to the chinese that we want a good relationship, that manipulating currencies is bad for the relationship. cyberattacks, intellectual property theft is going to jeopardize this relationship. we will be hurt but you will be , hurt more. change your behavior and enjoy your wine. lizzie: can you give me something concrete that you would change in u.s. policy toward china, because a lot of those things you talk about are already in the policy. sen. graham: we haven't done anything on currency many galatian. -- on currency manipulation. lizzie: would you want to start a trade war? sen. graham: no, start a level playing field. i think that they intentionally manipulate the value of the yuan and at the expense of american manufacturers to compete in the world marketplace. i got 67 votes for a currency manipulation ill with chuck schumer. -- bil

i worked with barack obama. they both did. so did bill clinton. everybody helped. charlie: i do you said it was important. that it was important that barack obama had been there campaigning for you and that was one of the reasons you had to say tort -- had to support them. sen. mccaskill: he was there more paris and we worked together on legislation. i thought he was something aspirational for our country. charlie: more than that. your daughter said to you you can't not support him. sen. mccaskill: she knew i wanted to support him and i was not doing it. she confronted me, as children have a way of doing. charlie: here is this interesting picture of you. on one hand your mouth gets ahead of you. you say things on edited. there is a certain part of you that is conservative. sen. mccaskill: correct. she figured out the reason i wasn't endorsing barack obama knew i wasith -- i going to get backlash from women. i knew women supporters were going to be disappointed. many of them were all in for hillary clinton they had been my supporters for many years. they had really

she was at 41% against barack obama's 27%. she's now at 49% against bernie sanders 30%. one of the points that nate silver makes is that bernie sanders is not simply not as good of a candidate as barack obama was. he does not expect bernie sanders to perform at the level that barack obama did in closing that gap. >> i think that is wise and also i think there is a lot of residual enthusiasm for hillary clinton leftover from eight years ago when many democrats had that terrible decision to make. should i go with hillary clinton, the first woman or barack obama the first african-american? and a lot of people have been chomping at the bit in the intervening years waiting to vote for hillary clinton and she doesn't have that strong competition right now. i think also bernie sanders talking about injecting excitement in to this race he sounds like ralph nader did during a 2000 race which was not a bad point but the big question is who generates more excitements among democrats, bernie sanders or donald trump. trump is doing a good job of it right now. >> david, the interestin

ur -- barack obama's after america pot biggest polluters, slapping mandatory carbon targets on power plants, saying climate change is the greatest threat facing the world. 1700 migrants tried to cross the channel tunnel as cracks begin to show in a joint effort to ease the crisis. one french mp says british policy is squarely to blame. and the greek stock market plummets on its first open after its five-week close -- stocks in acids plunging a record 16% on this monday. first, more and more migrants are attempting to reach the united kingdom through the channel tunnel. 1700 people reached the barriers last night. both france and britain are stepping up efforts to deter the migrants, but cracks are beginning to show. yesterday, a french politician said the best way or france to deal with the problem is to waive the migrants on to the u.k.. reporter: a game of cat and mouse has turned into a cross channel a lyrical hot potato. the issue of what to do about the migrants has dominated the front pages of the british press. both the "daily express was quote and "daily mail" are calling for

the actual polls she's showing against republicans. 52-48 is what barack obama got. if hillary clinton is anywhere close to 52% she's in very good shape. that is where a democrat should be. >> so you agree with james carville then -- >> i do. i think it is much more a story for the beltway and conservatives than the average voter. at least in my experience traveling around covering the campaign. >> what is your read about that? do you agree? >> the national post show that she's having a trustworthy issue. people are feeling that she's not honest that. basically she's lying about the e-mail server. so i think it really expands. >> then why 51%? >> [ inaudible ]. we don't have a gop nominee joy. >> you have 16 of them. >> she's running against right now 16 different candidates and bernie sanders is surging in states like iowa and new hampshire. >> mercedes is 51% low? it is the threshold to be elected president. >> i have to tell you at this point the polls really don't matter. at this point -- >> except the one that says she's untrustworthy. >> in 2008 hillary clinton

anchor: we have been looking at pictures of president barack obama in new orleans. he was given a warm welcome when he visited thursday. today the former president george w. bush has been visiting. what sort of a welcome to you think he was given and how you think people felt seeing him there? he was the president who presided, or should have presided, over the disaster management of hurricane katrina. >> i have not looked at the news today, but i would assume that african-americans would have a negative reaction. i assume his wife republican friends would be pleased to see him. i assume that most african-americans would not be pleased to see him because he is a national symbol of the incompetence of the federal government during a crisis. my reaction is what are you coming for, another photo op? you were there before. nothing has changed. i don't think it is necessary for him to be here. there are white republicans in the city who may feel differently. [laughter] anchor: thank you. we're going to have to leave it there. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. tell

>> what would make the president, barack obama believe that joe is a better bet than hilary? >> i can't -- >> when? >> i can't imagine president obama -- >> unless there is a real catastrophic event affecting hilary, top secret information that turns out to be a criminal mishandling. >> that's why the biden people are waiting. in other words, first they said after labor day and then the end of september and then the first week of october. they are waiting as long as possible to see what else is happening -- >> is there anything trey gouty can bring out by the special committee that would hurt the former secretary of state? >> i don't think the hearing is the key thing. >> enterprise journalism. >> it's whatever -- >> "the new york times." "the new york times.." >> the trouble is we didn't expect the e-mail. the e-mail story to come out. that was a surprise. we didn't know she was using a server. >> i never heard of a server until this started a. possible biden run for president is dividing people in president obama's own world. i don't know what the official line will be but

bush and you covered barack obama. three modern-day presidents who have eight years, two terms each none of them flunk. >> while there's a piece of one that flunk. >> but none of them come up with and after for the grade. no one comes up with in a either. you write president clinton as the reigning champion on diversity. why? >> he has had the most confirmed african-american on his staff cabinet, marshals, judges no, not judges, that was barack obama he is the reigning champ on that one. but as far as marshals, u.s. marshals, cabinet persons, confirmable positions. they worked hard on diversity there. when i say that they worked hard to do that and i give him the grade that i give him, it is good that he did that because he brought another group of people who were not at the table to the table. he brought people to the table to help make decisions. maybe we didn't get all the things we thought we needed but we were at the table and started the process. he began starting change that trickle down into other administratio

and trump said that barack obama should have him -- give him a map. would you think about this proposals related to china? lindsey graham: i don't care if we have a state dinner, i think we would -- we should communicate to the china that we want a good relationship, that manipulating currencies is bad for the relationship. is intellectual property theft and that will jeopardize the relationship. we will be hurt, but you will be hurt more. change your behavior and enjoy your wine. lizzie: can you give me something concrete that you would change in u.s. policy toward china, because a lot of those things you talk about are already in the policy. lindsey graham: i would declare them currency manipulators. lizzie: and start a trade war? lindsey graham: no, start a level playing field. i think that they intentionally manipulate the value of their at the expense of american manufacturers to create -- compete in the world marketplace. i have votes for currency manipulation bills. john: i will ask you about donald trump. it is in the unavoidable question. the