he says barack obama and donald trump have at least one thing in common. they both built unique coalitions that are proven difficult to replicate when they aren't on the ballot and obama won two presidential campaigns by relatively comfortable margins and helping boost democrats those years and he watched helplessly as they sustained big losses in 2010 and the midterm elections and our caller talking about the loss yesterday in the republican seat in pennsylvania. it's something that actually is quite important throughout this book and part of what the bookends up talking about and this cam through in many chapters is this discrepancy. on the one hand, president obama was extraordinarily successful making po will see and achieving success on major policy areas that had really been pretty dormant or deadlocked for years which was health care and financial regulation and politically, his party really suffers politically during his presidency, culminating in the 2016 election, and there are a lot of moments in the presidency where he isn't able to transfer hi

i like barack obama as a person. i don't like his ideology that's what i don't like. >> you said he doesn't not love america on this network. now you defend donald trump and roy moore. >> let me answer you. barack obama said he wanted to fundamentally change america. i don't believe if you love this country why would you want to change it. >> president trump said let's change america. >> we'll get back. thank you both. >> i think you are above that. >> you should be above defending roy moore and donald trump. >> next, the census wants to know are you a u.s. citizen. >>> and trump's pick for cia director, could that derail her confirmation. her. we'll be right back. bring us doubt, and we'll bring you the first car with true hands free driving for the freeway. bring us a challenge, and we'll reinvent what it means to own a car. ♪ bring us all your expectations, and we'll defy them. again, and again, and again. ♪ get ready for the wild life with one a day men's. a complete multivitamin with key nutrients, plus b vi

a segment about barack obama -- >> how about stormy daniels? let's talk about -- you want to talk about all of barack obama's scandals. let's -- >> sean: let's go with monica lewinsky. >> i recommend her new book. >> i can't wait to read vanity fair. >> she wrote a good piece. >> sean: i hate to say it? winner? sean spicer and joe concha next. e with those we love, but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, up to 90% had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? ask your

this photo of barack obama gr grinnigri grinning ear to ear with farrakhan. the photographer said he was pressured to keep it a secret. he thinks this photowould have made a difference in the 2008 election. i believe he's right. it would be further exposed everything we're covering on the show about barack obama and his radical leftist beliefs and friends. we reached out to barack obama. not surprisingly, we didn't hear back from his spokesman. if farrakhan isn't that bad of a guy, like several democrats are claiming, why is it necessary to hide a photo of him with obama? maybe democrats didn't want you to be reminded of farrakhan and his history of hate. here's a small example. >> the jews don't like farrakhan, so they call me hitler. well, that's a good name. hitler was a very great man. there were many israelis in key roles in the 9/11 attacks. because you see white people deserve to die. and they know. so they think it's us coming to do it. there is no human being on earth that has murdered more living things than the caucasian. he's a murderer and a liar

barack obama's administration says we think this skies bad. we'll suspend gi money from soldiers going school there. guess who steps in to buy it. barack obama's friend, they bite for pennies on the dollar. then the obama administration says we think we'll let guilt money flow back to the university of phoenix. lou: to see that pattern emerge here, many people were averting their eyes in the national left-wing media. but the idea that bind and kerry's sons and stepsons could come together to make money off the dads' business. you you have vice president biden and john kerry negotiating with china on trade issues and national security and north korea. at this time the sons or in one case john kerry's close aide are involved in businesses that involve multi-billion dollar deals with the chinese government. one very extreme example, the 013, joe biden flies over on air force two to china. who is on the plane with him? his son. he negotiates with the chinese. 10 days later his son hunter scores a $1.5 billion private equity deal from the chinese g

characteristic of the left including former president barack obama. we told you how he sat in the pews of the reverend wright church the church of g.d. america for 20 years. launched political career inside the living room of bill ayers and bernadine dohrn. given that information this 2005 photo of barack obama grinning ear to ear with louis farrakhan, it shouldn't be a surprise. now, the reason we never saw this before the election in 2008 is because the photographer who took the picture said he was prerksd by the congressional black caucus to keep it a secret. and the photographer also says that he thinks that this photo would have made a difference in the 2008 election. i believe he is right. this photo would have further expose you had everything we were uncovering on this show about barack obama and his radical, rigid leftist beliefs and friends. we did reach out to obama for comment about farrakhan's comments. not surprisingly we didn't hear back from his spokesman. here is the most important question about this. if farrakhan isn't that bad of a

segment about barack obama when john was in the office? let's talk about stormy daniels! if you want to talk about all of barack obama scandals -- >> sean: let's go with monica lewinsky. >> her "vanity fair" piece is really amazing, i recommend everyone read. >> sean: i can't wait to read "vanity fair." >> she wrote a really great piece. >> sean: i hate to say it. winner... jesse's world. you live in it. >> there it is. >> sean: sean spicer, joe concha, next. ♪ the closer you get to home, the more you know the commute is worth it. you and that john deere tractor... you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive. but just like a john deere, it's worth it. >> sean: so according to the media research centers >> sean: according to the media research center's analysis of the january and february evening newscast on abc, cbs, nbc, coverage on president trump was 91% negative. shocking. here with reaction, former white house press secretary sean spicer and from "the hill," joe concha. you're the number guys, we'll start

characteristic of the left including former president barack obama. we told you how he sat in the pews of the reverend wright church the church of g.d. america for 20 years. launched political career inside the living room of bill ayers and bernadine dohrn. given that information this 2005 photo of barack obama grinning ear to ear with louis farrakhan, it shouldn't be a surprise. now, the reason we never saw this before the election in 2008 is because the photographer who took the picture said he was prerksd by the congressional black caucus to keep it a secret. and the photographer also says that he thinks that this photo would have made a difference in the 2008 election. i believe he is right. this photo would have further expose you had everything we were uncovering on this show about barack obama and his radical, rigid leftist beliefs and friends. we did reach out to obama for comment about farrakhan's comments. not surprisingly we didn't hear back from his spokesman. here is the most important question about this. if farrakhan isn't that bad of a

the book called the post-american presidency about barack obama. she is known for anti-muslim hate speech some say. are these the people the president wants to associate with? >> i don't think i would have encouraged him to write that foreword. pam geller says she plays a role in exposing the truth about muslim extremism in the world. some people find that i think offensive. i think showing videos that she has showed of actual crimes horrific crimes being committed by muslim extremists in the world, those in al qaeda and isis i don't think there is anything wrong with that. >> this is a woman who doesn't just talk about isis and al qaeda. she has defamed islam itself saying it itself is the problem and suggested the president of the united states was a muslim trying to impose sharia law. >> let me play this. this is in 2016 bolton gave a keynote address to the american freedom alliance designated as a the hate group by the southern poverty law center. this is part of the speech title. can islam and the west co-exist? watch this. >> king abdullah of

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he has arrested about 30% more immigrants than barack obama in his last year. he has offended constantly immigrants, calling people from haiti, and he constantly criminalizes immigrants. so it is very difficult to be an immigrant, a latino immigrant nowadays in the united states. he has created a hostile, even dangerous country for many people and he has separated thousands and thousands of families. so i think he has a nostalgic view of the united states, and we are being attacked because of that. >> so your book is called "stranger," do you as an immigrant who came a long, long time ago to the united states feel like a stranger in the u.s.? >> i do. and i'm not the only one. i've been living in this country for 35 years, both my children were born here. this country gave me the opportunities my country of origin could not give me. i left mexico because of sensorship. and i feel like an immigrant, but also a stranger. when you have the president of the united states telling go back to uni vision. he really meant go back to mexico. and after that press conferen

anything that barack obama touched would suffer in the eyes of some people. so i never refer to anything as obamacare. never. and i tell my students, put the benefit in the name. don't put the person. when you put the person in the name, you are asking people how they feel about that person. so don't personalize it. and debrooifs them of the opportunity on understanding why they should support this bill. so i would say that i think you know, unless we have some way of radically changing these underlying beliefs and attitudes and feelings, then i think we have to work within the existing context and do things to defuse and not necessarily sort of activate and exacerbate existing resentments. and i think we've seen you know, as soon as we sort of got wit of barack obama, we've seen that affordable care act and because it was being threatened. we've seen the popularity of the affordable care act increase substantially. so i think that we have to stop associating policy so much with race. i do think that that's a really important component and to your point about

tom: society needs a million michelle and barack obamas. that's what obama said in tokyo while discussing his post-presidential goals. >> after i left office i realized the obama foundation could potentially create a platform for young up and coming leaders. if i could do that effectively, then i would create a hundred or a thousand or a million young barack obamas or michelle obamas, or the next group of people who could take that baton in that relay race that is human progress. tom: are a bunch of obama clones really the answer? the party panel is back. lisa, a million obamas? what do you think? >> it's almost like he wrote a fundraising order for the gop. obama clones. i wish his foundation would look outside himself. i understand he's a democrat and he wants active democrats. but if he could look outside himself and him not be the pinnacle of what an activist is. tom: this is a real question. who is more eeg fiscal barack obama or donald trump. >> trump. >> i group new york city. from the early 80s on, donald trump was known as having t

he goes on to be buried at the barack obama library beside his wife ruth who passed away several years ago. father jonathan morris is on the couch with us. what a day this has been, father. >> it is. it's one of those historic moments and why, i think that's a really good question because i have heard that question asked to a lot of politicians why was barack obama so important and they fumble because it's rather uncomurstable to say that the reason why barack obama is being honored in the way that he is, the reason why he was being -- he was laid in honor in the capitol in the rotunda is because he preached the gospel of jesus christ in a profound way that changed millions and millions of people's ordinary lives. it wasn't because he gave advice to 12 presidents. that's not why he was -- the fact is that people in america right now are watching the television saying this man changed my life. and that's why we honor him. and it's, you know, no political party, democrat or republican could say we really don't want to do this because people in their states back home are saying this man c

but let barack obama run around, cleat on his wife. he probably would have been dead because michelle would have killed him. but let him say that he wanted to be president of the united states. white evangelical men would have marched to the white house like the march on washington. it would have been amazing to see how angry they could get. and now they are silent as church mice. so no, his support isn't going anywhere. we're seeing the cowardice of our country showing through. >> do you think that any of this is something, robert mueller would be interested in? would he look into it at all? or is it completely far afield? >> from a legal perspective? from an investigative perspective? >> the alleged threatening and bullying. >> from a decency perspective, we should all be concerned. it is 4:30 in the afternoon. you have to cover your kids' eyes and ears when you're trying to get news on the snowstorm. i used to look up to the presidency of the united states. we have a whole generation looking at this and shrugging their shoulders. he

barack obama dismantled what we had. the number one job of the federal government is to protect the american people. they were rebuilding and fixing old broken down equipment under obama. this gives the largest pay raise to our troops who well deserve that for the first time in 10 years. and the wall as you mentioned. it wasn't everything we wanted. but there are political realities that exist in this town. we have to have 60 votes to pass a funding bill in the senate. the republicans don't have that. the president said i want to rebuild the military. the democrats said we'll hold the military hostage. he cool a you want for the military we insist on a dollar or dollar exchange for our pet projects here at home. the president didn't want to do it but the president did it because rebuilding the military is his first and foremost job. judge jeanine: for the viewers saying she just said we have the house, the senate and the ovals. the rules, you need to have 0. we don't have -- you have to have 60. the supreme court said a

in the forward bolton says that barack obama was a post american president. . if you look at the book itself process pb, the author says says barack obama is trying to impose sharia law in the united states. and she is the most notorious anti-muslim bigot in the united states. she reechtedly called muslims savages. said barack obama was a muslim. but muslims having sex with zm willings. horrific stuff. john bolton wrote the foreword to her book. >> he wrote that foreword to the book called the post american presidency about barack obama. she is known for proesktive anti-muslim hate speech some say. are these the people the president wants to associate with. >> i don't think i would have encouraged him to write that foreword. pam geler says she plays a role in exposing the truth about muslim extremism in the world. some people find that i think offensive. i think showing videos that she has showed of actual crimes horrific crimes being committed by muslim extremists in the world, those in al qaeda and isis i don't think there is anything wrong with that. >> this

bush and certainly not barack obama. all incapable or unwilling to confront a predictable impending disaster that trump warned of in 1999 long before he became president. president trump: they are saying obama could have done that. trust me. he would not have don't. by the way, neither would bush, neither would clinton, and they had their shot. all they did was nothing. judge jeanine: the case of bill clinton is even worse. he gave $4 billion to kim's father in exchange for north korea dismantling and disbanding their nuke yarl weapons prom. >> this is a good deal for the united states. north korea will freeze and dismantle its nuclear programmages south korea and our other allies will be protected. the united states and international inspectors will carefully monitor north korea to make sure it keeps its commitments. judge jeanine: that worked out real well. not only did they not keep their commitment they built a nuclear armament to threaten our people. as far as george bush in 2008, he did his part in appeasing kim jo

outraged when rules were changed for barack obama. 427 times during obama's presidency. joining me, fox business political analyst ed rollins. ed: i served three presidents. >> not a whisper from the left-wing nut job media. it occurred to most of americans that national left-wing media is filled with the incompetent, politically corrupt bias that it doesn't apply to complicity with what is the left in this country. ed: obama ran two brilliant campaigns based on data. all the silicon valley types are in his camp.

he said barack obama and donald trump have one thing in common. they both build unique coalitions that are proving difficult to replicate when they are not on the ballot. presidential campaigns by relatively comfortable margins. as he watched helplessly democrats sustained big losses in the 2010 and 2014 midterm elections, talking about the loss yesterday of the republican seat in pennsylvania. guest: it is something that actually is quite important throughout this book. part of what the book ends up talking about -- this came through in many chapters -- is this discrepancy. on one hand, president obama was extraordinarily successful at making policy and achieving success on major policy areas that had really been pretty dormant or deadlocked for years, such as health care, financial regulation. but politically, his party really suffers. politically, during his presidency. it culminated in the 2016 election. there are a lot of moments in the presidency where he is not able to transfer his own coalition to the rest of the where and even moments tha

bush and certainly not barack obama. all incapable or unwilling to confront a predictable impending disaster that trump warned of in 1999 long before he became president. president trump: they are saying obama could have done that. trust me. he would not have don't. by the way, neither would bush, neither would clinton, and they had their shot. all they did was nothing. judge jeanine: the case of bill clinton is even worse. he gave $4 billion to kim's father in exchange for north korea dismantling and disbanding their nuke yarl weapons prom. >> this is a good deal for the united states. north korea will freeze and dismantle its nuclear programmages south korea and our other allies will be protected. the united states and international inspectors will carefully monitor north korea to make sure it keeps its commitments. judge jeanine: that worked out real well. not only did they not keep their commitment they built a nuclear armament to threaten our people. as far as george bush in 2008, he did his part in appeasing kim jo

one of my problems with barack obama's deal with iran is barack obama decided in 2007 he was going to make a deal with iran and he and john kerry were far too interested in making the deal instead of getting the right deal. in this case, donald trump wants a deal. there is a process to go through. as critical as i may be of what barack obama ultimately got at least he went through the proper channels, he did the right process and there was a chance at negotiations that might work out well until the end. >> the iran deal, also, has worked so far. just a note froeor the record. the iran deal has worked. they don't have nukes. >> you're speaking for the mullahs there. >> well, no -- iranian spokesman, yes. >> because the inspection regime is so rigid. how many inspections have we had there? >> iran does not have nukes right now. whatever you think about iran it doesn't have nukes in large part because of this iran deal. but we don't have to relitigate that one. >> but they get billions and billions of dollars in sanctions relief. >> here's the problem. joe just tried to break it down. do

barack obama didn't win this district. mccain won it. romney won it. as has been pointed out by all these democrat strategists. and as a special election lamb was not subjected to having to run in a democratic primary. he was chosen at party level. but he can't run an ad shooting an ar-15 and win a democratic primary. >> why not? jason kendall won -- >> that's a statewide race. in a world where resistance is dominating -- i'm saying this situation set up for lamb but it would have been different -- >> first of all, he's a military hero. >> so your advice to democratic candidates is to shoot guns in democratic primaries? >> if you're a military hero and you know how to handle a gun. the problem with this is that republicans are going to find every single excuse. i mean, you sat here earlier today and said saccone was a bad candidate. compared to what? what is he a bad candidate -- what did he not do right? >> three reasons. >> it's not a death knell to be boring. >> time out. time out. >> he did not raise money. you want to know why that's a red herring

mister obama spoke at a global >>> former president barack obama is praising the young leaders in the marches over the weekend. he spoke at a leader's conference in japan. he touched on a number of issues, including the humanitarian work of the obama foundation. that's his focus now to create a million young barack obamas who would further his work. >> if i could do that effectively, then i would create 100 or a thousand or a million young barack obamas or michelle obamas or -- the next group of people who could take that baton in that relay race that is human progress and continue to build on the work that we have done. >> mr. obama had lunch with japanese prime minister shinzo abe in tokyo. in addition to japan, he made stops in new zealand, singapore and australia. >>> tesla is starting a 12-week community college course called tesla start. it teaches skills needed to build the electric cars like battery architecture and charging technology. right now the class is only offered at rio honda college in whittier and in charlotte, north carolina. the first group of technicians set to g

when barack obama was sworn in, the stock market was at 6,000. it was at -- >> i'm not talking about barack obama -- >> i'm just saying, the 2018 midterm election, you guys consistently underestimate the guys. >> what about those job numbers on friday? >> i think donald trump made the point that wages were the big issue, because there was big problems -- there were big gains under both barack obama and trump on jobs. but wages have been stuck. they were stuck on friday, they've been stuck. i think that will be the big question about whether wages move up. let me say one thing about this on the tax cut. you don't have to listen to democrats on the tax cut. republicans ran ad after ad after ad in connor lamb's district, a district that trump won on the tax cut, and it wasn't working, it wasn't moving the needle at all, because those tax cuts are still not popular. people feel like they're not benefiting. so they had to move that and they just stopped running tax cut ads. this is an ineffective argument for republicans. >> it really is. >> you'll no

then appointed to a post by president barack obama. no one is perfectly non-partisan but horowitz is seen as an honest broker. it will be hard for democrats to dismiss this. >> sean: thank you. joining us the white house senior advise for senior communications. this would will be investigated. we are waiting on the first horowitz report and that's been delayed. it's got to be frustrating. at the white house that the wheels of justice grind this slowly. >> what the president wants is to make sure that they can look into the fisa and figure out if there were any political abuses. there has always been concern about that. that's what the president is pushing for. >> sean: i think there were abuses. she paid for it hillary clinton, they never told the fisa court. that's deception. the fbi has an obligation to vervie it. verify it and fusion gps never did and they leak phoney information. where does the president stand on the issue of the miltary? that's his number 1 responsibility. he had an increase in the defense budget. i can't think of

in the for barack obama administration or presidency was a. happier more warm and to a lot of the players including russia saudi arabia and those basically who did not believe that barack obama's foreign policy was helpful to them i think what we as a mission the preparation the plan the communication with with influential you know media and the centers of the the money was being paid and different to different individuals all entities all of this together a two that tell us that you know the there was sort of. a reason for that and the reason i see it is to lead direct. the white house toward their own interest and the diff definition of the region and the interest of the region i think there was sort of determination that the era of the obama should be ended and this should be something in their own favorite helping their own interests i think if you see things trump came to power all of his foreign policy the first visit he has done was was to riyadh or of his you know the treats about you know how much he's happy of so the arabia our forei

and i am a scientist -- barack obama had zero indictments. he had a clean bill of health when it comes to indictments and one of the worst indictments was richard nixon, and i think trump is going to surpass him. the thing here is, our country is looking very poorly across the nation right now. the world is wondering, what's wrong with america? and we are opening the doors for china. china is going to take off like a rocket. and i've worked at nasa space flight center and also for the state department. i understand the intelligence business. being a phd scientist, i speak german. when i start looking at america from europe, america looks terrible from europe right now. we are going backwards, climate change, all this stuff that trump is taking us backwards. look at the education. the department of education. betsy devos is taking education in this country backwards. i think your guest is very intelligent. i want you to help us. maybe you can do some things to improve the republican party towards african-american people. >> okay. i have to lea

obama? >> i would them i would do it after the election day. >> sean: barack obama or donald trump? >> we think donald trump is tough on russia? >> sean: let me help educate your liberal mind. this is important. understand that by moving america to energy independence he cut the legs underneath vladimir putin? >> oh, okay. [overlapping talking]. e he had him on the phone and congratulated him. >> sean: just like barack obama did in 2012. >> what happened in britain to the spy, and his daughter. it's horrific. that didn't happen on obama's watch. >> sean: was it wrong for donald trump to pay for a dossier -- sorry, that was hillary clinton. >> i thought we were talking about getting tough on russia. >> sean: hillary clinton paid for the russian dossier full of russian government lies. >> okay, look at the track record of russia and hillary clinton. they rolled over and hit a plastic reset button. they closed down the missiles deal with central europe that was promised to our nato allies. >> [overlapping talking]. we don't know what president trump has done. >> you are in fantasy land

the end of obama administration or presidency was a. happier more warm and to a lot of the players including russia saudi arabia and those basically who did not believe that barack obama's foreign policy was helpful to them i think what. the mission the preparation the plan the communication with with influential you know media and the centers of the the money was being paid and different to different individuals all entities all of this together or two that tell us that you know the there was sort of. a reason for that and the reason i see it is to lead direct. the white house to their own interest and the definition of the region and the interest of the region i think there was sort of determination that the era of the dark obama should be ended and this should be something in their own favored helping their own interests i think if you see things trump came to power all of his foreign policy the first visit he has done was was to riyadh or of his you know the treats about you know how much is happy of so the arabia foreign policy and

he felt just like barack obama did. that they were trying to get to this. they would go to take a chance into this, they were going to make him. the word was that they were going to have their proposal for the new escalation by march. of last year. donald trump told him no, i cannot like it, go back and do it again. they fought and fought and really was a fight inside the administration. the top and the pot about fire and fury, to kick the can down the road only until august where trump finally gave in and ordered escalation of 4000 new troops. and the strategy of the semester was just keep fighting. mcmasters says that extended pressure the pakistanis we already know we tried that and it never did any good. and just keep fighting because now unlike david petraeus who messed up, mcmasters told trump give us four years. we will have a four year plan in the with the end of another four years of fighting, then we will be in a position of strength to negotiate with the taliban to do what we want. in the book, "fire and fury", there is a quote - from dena powell

of tech company allusive who set up and ran the in-house analytics department for barack obama's presidential campaign he says facebook's poor response to this data breach has already hurt the company facebook's reaction to a series of embarrassing sort of egg on their face moments including this one revolving the recent us elections have been. surprisingly slow for a company whose motto is move fast and break things. they've been very reactive very behind the ball this particularly of this particular event. this theft of data happened over four years ago so it's very surprising to see them be so reactors had a proactive i think you're going to starting to see members of congress of both parties really wake up and start to see a problem and start to sort of shake the cage and demand that back in january a number of sort of mid-level executives from facebook and google and twitter were called before congress testify about a unrelated matter regarding the u.s. election and foreign meddling but they said middle of executives that in the send the c.e.o. i think when your company loses almost fort

we've had 84 straight months when barack obama was president of job growth and creation. he inherited an economy that was in recession. drug it out. he created jobs in the auto industry. saved our auto industry. to talk about where the economy was now -- when barack obama was sworn in the stock market was at 6,000. so it was at -- >> i'm not talking about barack obama -- >> the 2018 midterm election you have to recognize -- >> you underestimate the guys. >> what about those job numbers on friday? >> that's true. donald trump made the point that wages are the pig issue because there was big problems. there was big gains under both barack obama and trump on jobs. the wages have been stuck. they were stuck on friday. they've been stuck. that will be .big question about whether wages move up. let me say one thing about this on the tax cut. you don't have to listen to democrats on the tax cut. republicans ran ad after ad after ad in conor lamb's district, a district that trump won on the tax cut and it wasn't working. it wasn't moving the need wille at all because those tax cu

as recently as 2009, barack obama agreed. watch. >> lets us work together to reduce the number of women seeking abortions. let's reduce unintended pregnancies. let's make adoptions more available. let's provide care and support for women who do carry their children to term. >> tucker: that was the position of the democratic party from roe v. wade until about yesterday. even though abortion should remain legal, it was undesirable, it was something to be avoided if possible. that's all most voters feel. democrats no longer say that. the party's base is for abortion. they want women to -- planned parenthood in colorado demanded a new disney princess who has had an abortion to be a role model for girls. this is outside the mainstream. are they the topics, are they the issues that democrats are going to run on during the midterm elections question are joining us tonight is someone who has spent a long time in the democratic party, jennifer pulmonary. she spent years of the heart of it. she's got a brand-new book out and she's doin

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and continue to build on the work we have done. >> jesse: apparently barack obama is trying to clone himself to make a million young obamas. greg, a scintillating interview. >> greg: impossible. we know he is one-of-a-kind. the translation is create politically engaged people who want to do something. which i always say great, read something. so many solutions that activists demand from government end up making their communities worse and killing people. i will give you three. you look at minimum wage. that basically out priced teenagers. the teenage unemployment skyrocketed when they started introducing minimum wage. that was a feel-good thing, that we have to do something. there were criminal background checks. those companies hired more blacks. then you have a redistribution through taxation in cities. it hollowed out the tax base. everyone love cities like detroit. he saw what happened when everybody left. because they couldn't afford to live there anymore. >> dana: and then they added the soda tax and that backfired. >> greg: a million barack obamas would be fine but i would --

depend on the district is former president barack obama. here's what he said about how the world can be fixed. >> if i could do that effectively, then i would create hundred or a thousand or a million young barack obamas or michelle obamas or the next group of people who could take that baton in that relay race that is human progress. >> shannon: it's human progress. >> well now. i'm going foggier him the -- i'm going to give him benefit of the doubt. in context it's not perfect. he's had some i, me mine, problems. much like the current occupant of the oval office. it takes lot of ego to want to run for president. to want to run and put yourself through that it takes a lot. i think in this case, what he's trying to say is, he and his wife have graphic version of their growing up where they shunned big money to be in public service and they shunned opportunity so they could do these thing. i think he's talking about that version. >> shannon: i want to ask about you new fox news poll. tightening on the generic ballot when we asked about democ

obama, mr. reset -- who is tougher on russia? donald trump of barack obama and hillary? >> we really think that donald trump was tough on russia? tough?k this is >> sean: cathy, let me help educate your liberal mind. this is important. you understandun that by moving america towards energy independence, herg has literally cut the legs underneath vladimir putin? literally, that is the only economic engine he has. that's it. >> he had him on the phone and congratulated him and didn'thi mention anything --ac >> sean: just like barack obama did. >> had that happened, what happened to this by and his daughter, that is horrific. that did not happen on obama's watch. >> sean: was it wrong for donald trump to pay for a dossier -- that's right, that was hillary. >> i thought we were getting tough on russia. >> sean: hillary paid for the russian dossier full of lies, dr. gorka. >> look at the track record of obama and his secretary of state, hillary clinton. they rolled over one vladimir putin invaded another country. they sent this plastic reset button.r they had the moment about

guest: barack obama walked in the middle of this meeting. everybody stood up and he greeted them. obama looked up at his former chiefs who were all there. and said,to priebus you know, everyone of these guys told me things that pissed me off. they weren't always right and sometimes i was right. that's the most important thing that a chief of staff can do. tell a president not what he wants to hear but needs to hear. i hope you will do that for president trump he said. and then he departed. over the next six months, i'm afraid that priebus did not really distinguish himself at speaking hard truce to donald trump. earlier said if i was donald trump's chief of staff i would've smashed his phone. i would've prevented him from tweeting. if that were to happen, the president's approval rating would be 80%. i don't know about that, but it is true that almost any chief of staff you talk to would tell you that tweeting has been destructive. keeping theway of administration off message come of, off balance. in priebus's defense come he tried to take away trump's phone from him and even cons

>> well, i -- i think barack obama is generally an honorable person. i certainly was not proud of his policies. i was not proud of the way he represented the united states on the world stage. i thought foreign policy for eight years was an unmitigated complete and utter disaster. all of that having been said, everybody is exactly right. if any other president had done this it would be the top story and we had be having a national freakout. i do think that there is two issues. there's the political issue, and the president's you know moral history is already baked into his politics and his approval rating. but then there is the legal question about the campaign finance issues that rick raised which have yet to be decided. i actually think that that is ultimately going to be problematic here. most people accepted donald trump's relationship with women over the years. but what we don't yet know is how this payment went down and who knew what and when. and so i think the moral piece of it is really already baked. it's just the legal piece we have to discov

barack obama was elected to get u.s. troops out of the middle east he could not take the risk of another military intervention caesar left unable to change u.s. policy. that has been the great disappointment for caesar and and still for everyone involved and i think for humanity. and that we could have someone like caesar come to washington and sit on the world stage and tell the world of these terrible mass atrocities and then have no real response no response not a letter not a meeting not a speech and certainly not actions to stop the atrocities. the syrian opposition did not obtain any commitment of intervention nor a criminal investigation into the crimes committed by the muskets living in europe and ex investigates or from the international criminal court noted the paradox of cesar's case that has tremendous. emotional and human value it puts. a human face on the documentation on the charges it's a dead human face but it's a human face and that's ultimately i think where we're going to see the value of the season m

barack obama was elected to get u.s. troops out of the middle east he could not take the risk of another military intervention caesar left unable to change u.s. policy. that has been the great disappointment for caesar and and still for everyone involved and i think for humanity that we could have someone like caesar come to washington and sit on the world stage and tell the world of these terrible mass atrocities. and then i have no real response no response not a letter not a meeting not a speech and certainly not actions to stop the atrocities. the syrian opposition did not obtain any commitment of intervention nor a criminal investigation into the crimes committed by the muskets living in europe an ex investigator from the international criminal court noted the paradox of cesar's case that has tremendous. emotional and human value it puts. a human face on the documentation on the charges it's a dead human face but it's a human face and that's ultimately i think where we're going to see the value of the season materia