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a fun obama is a great obama. he's great with kids. he has like baby magic. he holds the baby, the baby stops crying. when you were in those moments with families and with kids, did you ever get asked, you know what, you should go. were you ever asked, get out of the room? >> no. i mean -- and it's a good thing, because there is a lot of families now that have some great pictures of their young kids. and i think they are -- i think they treasure them. >> yeah. and, robert gibbs, i have to ask you if you've got a favorite photo out of all of them. you were working with the man and you saw him doing the tough decisions, having the fun time with the kids, having the tragic moments. is there a photo for you that speaks the most to you out of all that you've seen in those eight years? >> yeah, i loved the photos, as dawn said, of the weight of the office sitting on the shoulders of the president. those were the tough decisions. and so i think watching him wrestle with that. but i also love -- i think the ones of him playing with the girls in the snow are just grea

barack obama won here but marrowly. a lot of excitement among democratic voters here to hear from president obama. >> ellison barb, looking forward to that in about an hour and a half or so. >>> right now we go to the president who is speaking at the fighting for the forgotten men and women event in north carolina. let's listen. >> -- opening borders and sacrificing american blood and treasure in endless and ridiculous foreign wars. i fight for the middle class, and biden and his cronies serve only one class. they serve the donor class, believe it or not. now, in all fairness, the donor class, that would be the greatest in history. all i have to do call them. send $10 million. everyone would send $10 million. once you do that you can't deal with them anymore. once you do that, you can no longer do what's right for you. and it's just one of those little things. in 2016, north carolina voted to fire this depraved political establishment and you elected an outsider, as your president. it happened to be me. [ cheers and app

we can quantify what obama/biden did. >> let me play another piece of this -- the second barack obama appearance. this was his barn-burner speech and he's talking about the way that presidents normally act when it comes to our friends and enemies. take a listen. >> what -- what? we're not going to have a president that goes out of his way to insult anybody who doesn't support him. or threaten them with jail. that's not normal presidential behavior. we wouldn't tolerate it from a high school principal. we wouldn't tolerate it from a coach. we wouldn't tolerate it from a co-worker. we -- we wouldn't tolerate it in our own family, except for maybe crazy uncle somewhere, you know, yeah, he's -- i mean, we -- why would we expect and accept this from the president of the united states? >> that was a slightly different sound bite, sorry, than i teed up, but valerie jarrett, you know, it was -- it was sort of like i think medicine for a lot of people who have spent the last four years, you know, sort of rocking back and forth and wanting to beat your head against the wall, listening to the wa

a fun obama is a great obama. he was great with kids. he has like baby magic. he holds a baby, the baby stops crying. when you were in those moments with families and with kids, did you ever get asked, you know what? you should go. were you ever asked, get out of the room? >> no. i mean, and it's a good thing, because there is a lot of families now that have some great pictures of their young kids. and i think that they're -- i think they treasure them. >> yeah. and robert gibbs, i have to ask you if you've got a favorite photo out of all of then. you were working with the man, and you saw him doing the tough decision, having the fun time with the kids, having the tragic moments. is there a photo for you that speaks the most to you out of all that you've seen in those eight years? >> yeah. i love the photos, as dawn said, of sort of the weight of the office sitting on the shoulders of the president. and those were the tough decision. and so i think watching -- watching him wrestle with that. but i also love -- i think the ones of him playing with the girls in t

will he respond to obama? and a new cnn poll tonight on two crucial states and how they impact that all-important race to 270. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, obama's blistering takedown of president trump. for more than 30 minutes, delivering a scathing speech, tearing into president trump and it got personal. >> what we do these next 13 days will matter for decades to come. unle un -- while i was in philadelphia, i was at the constitution center and i was delivering a speech for the democratic national convention this year. and i said during that speech, i've sat in the oval office with both of the men who are running for president, and they are very different people. i explained i never thought donald trump would embrace my vision or continue my policies, but i did hope for the sake of the country that he might show some interest in taking the job seriously. but it hasn't happened. he hasn't shown any interest in doing the work >> you hear the horns, the people in th

it's obama time. today joe biden said president barack obama is going to be doing campaign events. joe biden said he'll be out on the trail. another day means another national poll showing joe biden clearly in the lead. today's "morning consult" poll of likely voters shows joe biden with an eight-point lead nationally at 51-43. and the important swing state of florida, a florida atlantic university poll of likely voters shows joe biden four points ahead of donald trump at 51-47. and today campaigning in florida, joe biden made an emotional appeal to senior citizens. >> this president cares more about the stock market than he does about, you know, well-being of seniors. one day before we cross the threshold of 200,000 deaths, you may recall this, the president was at a campaign rally. and he insisted that the virus was, and i quote, affects virtually nobody. quote, just elderly people. with heart and other problems. nobody. think about that. who was he talking about when he said it affects virtually nobody? he was talking about america's seniors. he was talking about you. he was tal

eaters in a 2nd this book in this book you blame yourself and others becoming complacent under the obama presidency at tell me a bit about that and how you see that complacency is creating donald trump well i think that many of us were very supportive then are still supportive of many of the initiatives of president obama during his presidency from health care to police reform to other areas and did not do as much as we could to hold the opposition accountable and to hold even some aspects of his own administration that was resistant to change accountable and that we should have always had the vigor to be continue to fight no matter who was in office even if it was someone that i felt was doing the right thing but you still had your national action network the initials a behind you that running joining the a-bomb a presidency i know time. and time again in the book you talk about it as a model of grassroots action at the very local level to help a civil rights and social justice. we definitely were very active during his is 8 years trayvon martin we were out on the front lines of that fr

suddenly obama is elected. the congressional hispanic caucus is holding this big event, this big gala. there's a vip tent. now i am in the vip tent. it's kind of this beautiful, this beautiful moment and you are -right-curly-bracket onstage getting ready to introduce barack obama. who i had not met. and, i was very excited of course. we comes out on stage takes many whispers in my ear and said i miss hearing your show. you can listen to it any time pray but it's nice that we are both because we are both from chicago. but you know we are both pretty said yes we are, it is so good to see you. and he gave his speech free when it came back onstage to cut a wrap up is when i said, wait a second, this is a moment in history, what just happened her here. and as journalists, we have to hold politicians accountable. i don't care if i am in the gala, i am all up and i just introduced him. he gave me an amazing dip hug it was beautiful. i have to hold him accountable. and so i said, remember president barack obama, there

i voted for barack obama. and with this president in place, he's not a president for our country. >> reporter: so there you have it. voters here certainly feeling that urgency to get those ballots in and they have until polls close on tuesday. so 7:00 p.m. tuesday to do it. after that, anybody ballots returned by absentee or maiml-i >> appreciate if from georgia. as promised back to the president in newturn to. >> -- that will save the american dream. [ cheers and applause ] on november 3rd we're going to win pennsylvania and we are going to win four more years in that very beautiful white house. we're gathered today in a very special place. in the harrowing days of december 1776 when the american revolution seemed lost, general george washington made his headquarters at this bucks county farmhouse to plan his famous crossing of the delaware. on christmas night he led what remained and just remained very little remained, of that ragtag continental army on a daring midnight raid. it was a tough night. it was a

michelle obama. >> hi, everyone. we're here digging up soil because we're about to plant a garden. >> get some shovels. come on, rerts let's go let's go. >> i came to help do dinner but also help her develop a big health initiative. when you have one in three kids on track to have diabetes in their lifetime, it doesn't matter what we do with health care if we don't solve that side of the problem. and the garden was step one. when we were doing our first planting, there's kids running around and you could hear all the cameras clicking constantly. she looked at me like, this better work. >> there they are. it's all pretty cute. of course we're all in favor of healthy eating, but is this really the best way got first lady to use her considerable influence? >> let's move! let's move! >> now to first lady michelle obama. she's out promoting her let's move campaign and taking the motto to heart. >> every time we saw her jumping rope, playing football, hula hooping, all those fun things were very strategic ways that we were

obama. he hadn't been there a lot. he wasn't there early on, but, boy, did he make his presence felt today. he said things not just about this president but about this country in a way that we have never seen. what will this mean for the outcome of this election? we haven't seen a bigger influence on biden's fate as we saw tonight, and maybe the president's as well. two of our sharpest minds will take us through what we saw today, all the highlights for you, and the implications next. >>> cuomo "prime time," brought to you by ecolab, advancing higher levels of cleanliness at the places you eat, play, stay and shop. ♪ ♪ the expertise that helps keep hospitals clean, is helping keep businesses clean too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it. alexa, tell roomba to vacuum in front of the couch. and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. well, actual

we saw trump and obama go on separate stages. obama went first at a drive in rally in philadelphia where he went big with a withering attack on the incumbent. >> he hasn't shown any interest in doing the work or helping anybody but himself and his friends or treating the presidency like a reality show that he can use to get attention. and by the way, even then his tv ratings are down, so you know that upsets him. but the thing is this is not a reality show. this is reality. the only people truly better off than they were four years ago are the billionaires who got his tax cuts. we know he continues to do business with china because he's got a secret chinese bank account. how is that possible? can you imagine if i had a secret chinese bank account when i was running for re-election? you think -- you think fox news might have been a little

president obama is about to hit the trail. plus amid this country's third surge in coronavirus cases, a new report from the cdc indicates a stunning 300,000 people he

former president barack obama. coming up, we'll speak with his former campaign press secretary about how mr. obama could reshape the race in its final days. >>> we begin in nashville, with a preview of tonight's debate with nbc white house correspondent peter alexander and nbc's mike memoli who follows the campaign. peter, let me start with you. what is the trump strategy tonight particularly considering what the polls look like right now? >> reporter: yeah, no, joshua, you make a great point. obviously the president is trailing in the key races. and those races have been tightening up. at the end of the day, it's up to president trump. i'm telling you what his aides are telling me. they would like to see him less combative. and joe biden interrupting far fewer times in the course of that event. they want him to be less combative and more calm and carharismatic is the term i'm hearing. they believe there are still undecided voters out there. late breaking voters who they believe among senior citizens will be paying

let's talk ability the obama factor. it seems as if president obama is saying everything that he's wanted to say in the last four years or so in the last seven days? >> yasmin, first of all, apologies. sorry about the internet. i think your point is exactly on target. this is a president unburr donning himself with all the frustrations and mostly kept to himself the last four years. president trump came into office seeming to undo everything he could from the obama presidency, whether the foreign policy, health care or all the other programs and policies. so now is a chance for president obama to get back out there. i think he has a voice particularly for that 9% of the voters who voted for president obama and also voted for president trump. he's trying to say come back to this side of the political equation. it didn't work out for you the way you thought it might. >> let's talk about the numbers here. if we look at some of these states that president obama won back in 2012 and 2008 as well compared to what trump wanted

also tonight, michelle obama unleashes in her closing argument for joe biden. dinesh d'souza on an invective filled diatribe and what it reminds us about the obama's. joe biden's stump speech today was short on substance and long on empty rhetoric. newt gingrich reacts plus he previews tomorrow's vp debate. but first. unmasking joe, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ today, biden gave a speech that was well written and for him come up well delivered. he traveled to gettysburg where he invoked lincoln and lbj and he tried to rekindle some of that obama magic to make you forget how far left the democrat party has moved since 2008 when obama was elected. after 47 years in elected office, joe wants you to believe that this time he really knows what he's doing. >> i'll work with democrats and republicans. i will be a president that pushes toward the future, not one that clings to the past. i will marshal the ingenuity and goodwill of this nation to turn division into unity to bring us together. >> laura: okay, that was a lot of nothing. but the man who called

that was the obama message today. reassemble the obama coalition, and he put biden right there at the center of his story and the story this year. >> yeah, he is an incredibly strong character witness for joe biden. maybe the strongest having served with him for eight years. garrett haake mentioned the fact that you had president trump tweeting while this was airing. he says fox news is playing obama's no-crowd fake speech for biden. a man he could barely endorse because he couldn't believe he won. also i prepaid many millions of dollars in taxes. phil rucker, let me bring you in on that point because you heard former president obama take aim at president trump. yes, over the tax issue, but over the economy. that is still a key issue for voters even as the pandemic looms large over this entire race, right? >> that's so right, kristen. this wasn't just an indictment of president trump's character and record but obama was speaking directly to millions of americans and talking about the consequences of the trump presiden

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of course, obama doesn't really take donald trump seriously. not before the presidency, not during it and one famous meeting in the transition and not in the old days as everyone remembers including you bet, donald trump at the 2011 white house correspondence dinner. >> you, mr. trump, recognize that the real problem was a lack of leadership so ultimately you didn't blame lil' john or meatloaf, you fired gary. these are the decisions that would keep me up at night. >> joining me co-host of "pod save america ". they just interviewed the president in a brand-new beer vi -- interview and served for barack obama as a spokesperson. how are you doing? >> thank you. great to see you. >> great to have you. i know you're busy and you just talked to the president, former president. there is a way that barack obama deals with trump that seems to be better than other modern contemporary democrats and i would observe that regardless of the fact that obviously both presidents, what do you see there concluding that roasting we just saw? >> i mean, i think pre

is that obama was pretty interested in the issue and obama gave speeches on it and would go out and visit dhs and talk to people at the national institute of science and technology, standards and technology about this and was trying to project the idea that this was a huge national issue. president trump doesn't really engage on the issue all that much and we can get into some of the reasons why i suspect that's the case but there has been a fairly sharp difference in the tone of approach, in the personal interest from the oval office in this, and that ends up creating an issue around leadership for cybersecurity. peter, if i could say one other thing, that one of the things going back to the obama administration is a message that the u.s. government has been really pressing industry and business leaders that the top person and organization has to really personally take responsibility for cybersecurity and show that they are interested in it and that this is this is a cultural values within their organization. the government is telling that the companies and i would think the same t

we saw that it bounced back after the election of barack obama. it can bounce back again but i agree the landscape has changed , that nobody quite knows whether america will want to be or be able to be a source for effective governors and coalition building and keeping the world on a basic even keel. the world has changed and i think people are asking right now if we will be able to go back to that kind of trust in america, certainly on its allies and but our adversaries know where the redlines are. and you know, is america stillhungry to be counted on ? >> were going to get to that question. david, sojust to follow up before we move on . what has trump gotten right about china or from your perspective, any of the issues in asia? >> i'd like to have to agree with stephen! i was stunned about the obama china policies . it's for us to do the opposite. there's been a tremendous debate about was it nacve to try and engage with china, did we imagine china was going to become this personae and democracy wetraded with ? some of that debate is overblown.

. >> my take is that the obama administration and hillary clinton campaign were nervous about the legal issues surrounding hillary clinton's emails and frankly other misconduct of the obama administrationin 2016 . as it related to hillary clinton's emails and then as it related to targeting president trump . so they double down on it . manufactured false allegations against president trump to excuse unprecedented spy operations and then later criminal investigations of trump and his team. >> as far as all that investigation, what substantially came out of it? i know we saw the mueller report eventually but as far as the look into the investigation what evidence as we found ? t >> recently we have information that our intelligence community and intelligence that the russians evidently listening to hillary clinton and company knew that hillary clinton was making it all up or was trying to disabuse these russian collusion allegations that were fanciful to distract the american people from her email allegations was brief to the president of the united states barack obama and it was actually

there are some people who barack obama inspires greatly. i'm watching that like can he just come back for a third term? he makes me feel way better than joe biden has during the campaign. he has a way not only with words but assuring people he sees all of us. and i think that's a skill and a gift that frankly joe biden still has to get ahold of. absolutely they need barack obama on the campaign trail to close but it is important to remember that things aren't as they were in 2008. they aren't as they were in 2012. they certainly aren't as they were in 2016. things are so different now. and there are a group of young people who are eligible to vote this term that, yeah, they lived under barack obama and i think it was a time of a privilege to live under the first black president. but they weren't eligible to vote yet. they're eligible to vote now. they're eligible to vote with suit and debt that is crippling. they're eligible to vote with covid taking out parents and loved ones and their families. they're eligible to vote with frankly don pa

eaters in a 2nd this book in this book you blame yourself and others becoming complacent under the obama presidency at tell me a bit about that and how you see that complacency is creating donald trump well i think that many of us were very supportive and i'll still support of many of the initiatives of president obama during his presidency from health care police reform to other areas and did not do as much as we could to hold the opposition accountable and to hold even some aspects of his own administration that was resistant to change accountable and that we should have always had the vigor to be continue to fight no matter who was in office even if it was someone that i felt was doing the right thing but you still had your national action network the initials of behind you that running joining the obama presidency i know time and time again in the book you talk about it is a model of grassroots action at the very local level to help a civil rights and social justice no i have we definitely were very active during is 8 years trayvon martin we were out on the front lines of that from t

bush, from president inh to president obama, and 2016, the obama to trump transition. it is the importance of this safe, effective, comprehensive handoff that has been talked aout, it is so critical from national security and homeland security perspective. i would suspect steve would agree, it is a signal to our allies about consistency and a signal to our adversaries that this is not a time in which to test us. that is the first point i would make. in terms of the information flow and who is making those decisions, one thing i think to note is, there is a lot this government that is governed by norms and convention. periodtance, in the john talked about the two big phases of a transition, before the election and after the election, and that is relevant when we talk about what information is shared. before the election, the notion of information sharing and sharing intelligence, it is a product of convention. there is no requirement to have these types of intelligence briefings and information sharing or national security information sharing. the campaign and the candi

obama gave his most forceful rebuke of the trump administration. he encouraged voters who didn't come out for hillary clinton in 2016 to get up and make their way to the polls. he offered his trademark, hope, a hopeful and inclusive vision of america with biden and kamala harris at the helm. >> they actually care about every american including the ones that don't agree with them, and they're going to fight for you every day. they care about you, and they care about this democracy. they believe in a democracy, the right to vote is sacred, and that we shouldn't be making people wait in line for ten hours to cast their ballot. we should be making it easier for everybody to vote. >> obama notes the increasing difficulty american voters face when simply trying to cast a ballot. we are the only modern democracy that makes it harder, not eas r easier, for our citizens to vote, and right now the gop is continuing its assault trying to restrict voting through legal battles in states across the nation. no matter who you vote for, obama laid bare why the righ

president obama was in philadelphia right here. if he can turn out african-american votes, help motivate them in philadelphia and in the suburbing around it, joe biden can win pennsylvania. if he wins pennsylvania, he's on his way. we can move over to michigan, right? how many times have we said hillary clinton lost michigan. one reason she lost it is because turnout was down, down from when obama won in 2012, down from 2008. so his direct appeal, his popular appeal with african-americans is more than that. he's also very popular in the suburbs. he said hustle, don't take anything for granted. it's aimed at young voters and african-americans. he said this guy doesn't take the job seriously. that's what you hear from suburban women in focus groups. why doesn't the president just do his job? that was president obama talking to the suburbs. yes, african-americans in charlotte, but the suburbs will decide north carolina. the suburbs around raleigh durham. we talked a moment ago about how biden has a chance. if he comes out of the debat

david obama campaign for hillary before he lost, he didn't pull together the obama coalition. is joe biden doing it or building a different coalition? >> i think there are certainly elements of coalition and joe biden has added to it. he has reached more deeply into that white non-college vote that helped propel donald trump. that's one of the reasons why trump feared him as a candidate. we've seen a strong move -- you know, trump carried the suburbs back in 2016. he's losing by a wide margin there now. and yes, i think he is going to reassemble the other elements of the coalition. i should mention seniors as well. he won those by 8 points, seniors by 8 points. he's losing them now. so, he is losing his own coalition to biden. i think the role that president obama can play is really rally young voters, voters of color. i thought he had a very, very focused message for those voters today about what the stakes were in this election. but, you know, i think what biden is doing is adding to that coalition in ways that hillary clinton simply did not. >> angela, you heard what david

you know, obama is campaigning. there was nobody that campaigned harder for crooked hillary clinton than obama. he said he will not be our president. and i won. i think the only one. the only one more unhappy than crooked hillary that night was b barack hussain obama. >> while the president was on stage in a case of curious timing and we'll say it straight up, possibly dubious motives there was a hastily arranged press conference at fbi headquarters in washington about threatening emails that are going around meant to look like they were sent out by the far right group the proud boys. the emails appear to dell democratic voters to switch to the republican party, some of them threaten them if they don't vote for trump. we'll have more on this unusual press conference ahead in our broadcast tonight. not long after tonight's event, "the washington post" reported trump is considering firing the fbi director chris wray after election day. paper also says attorney general bill barr's position isn't looking that secure, ei

barack obama ba rack obama has barack obama has sharply criticised his successor donald trump in his first campaign speech in support of the democratic party's presidential candidate and his former vice presidentjoe biden. mr obama said that mrtrump presidentjoe biden. mr obama said that mr trump is not showing an interest in anyone but himself and he also criticised the president's handling of the economy and the pandemic. the rest of us have had to live with the consequences of him proving himself incapable of taking the job seriously. at least 220,000 americans have died. millions ofjobs are gone. our proud reputation around the world it is in tatters. we know that he continues to do business with china because he has got a secret chinese bank account. that possible? the presidency does not change who you are, it reveals who you are. and joe has shown himself to be a friend of working people. for eight years joe was friend of working people. for eight yearsjoe was the last one in the room when i faced a big decision. he made me a better president. i get that this president wants f

michelle obama. >> hi, everyone. we're here digging up soil because we're about to plan a garden. >> get some shovels. let's go! >> i came to help do dinner but also help her develop a big health initiative. when you have one in three kids on track to have diabetes in their lifetime. it doesn't matter what we do with health care if we don't solve that side of the problem. and regardless with step one, when we were doing our first planting, you could hear all the cameras clicking constantly. she looked at me like, this better work. >> there they are. it's all pretty cute. we're all in favor of healthy eating. is this really the best way for the first lady to use her considerable influence? >> let's move! let's move! >> now to first lady michelle obama. she's out promoting her let's move campaign and taking the motto to heart. >> every time we saw her jumping rope, hula hooping, all those things, they were very strategic ways that we were weaving in these values in our culture. >> instead of just talking about this pro

obama: i am going to say it again. [applause] [laughs] this pandemic what have been tough for any president, because we have not seen something like this in 100 years. but the idea that somehow this white house has done anything but completely screw this thing up is nonsense! we can compare what happened in other countries to what happened in this one. so south korea identified its first case at the same time as the u.s. got its first case. their per capita threshold -- that means how many people died out of 100 people, their goal is death toll is 1.3% of what ours is. nowhere near the number of people have died in south korea, is because their government took care of business. closer to home, canada, their per capita death rate is 39% of what ours is. their government, faced with a difficult situation, same pandemic, they said, let's take the steps to minimize the damage and the harm to ordinary people, and they saved lives. so we can compare directly what happened in the united states and what happened somewhere else

you covered the obama administration? >> he doesn't have a great track record when it comes to endorsements. he campaigned for the florida gubernatorial candidate bill nelson for senate in florida. he campaigned for the georgia governor and put his weight behind that. he is late in the game for joe biden. he's done fund-raising but that's late. but he is a star in the democratic party but i agree with jesse, you are not going to pennsylvania unless you are playing defense. >> the biden team wants him to go to philadelphia. up next president trump boasting that politics will become boring approximate joe biden wins. we will find out what you think too. ♪ limu emu & doug you know limu, after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ here'

obama-tied magazine that's doing badly. they did a commercial -- we notified them and we had 26 witnesses, real witnesses and every one of them is furious but he's not a nice person, so because he's not a nice person i don't mind saying exactly what i'm saying which as you know is the truth. he was never considered smart in his prime, but now he's really off. [laughter] >> and you can't him as your president because he will destroy our country. he will destroy our country. it probably won't be him because by the time he gets sworn in it'll be pretty much over. twenty-fifth amendment, do you think they were talking about me? no they weren't talking about me. they were talking about getting kamala in there as possible. kamala was going down like a rocket. normally you pick somebody that's going up. she didn't even make it to iowa, right, nobody spoke worse about him and that's the one they want to pick. the radical left would love to get her in. i don't know if you can ever come back from a thing like that. i'm not sure that

also tonight, michelle obama unleashes in her closing argument for joe biden. dinesh d'souza on an invective filled diatribe and what it reminds us about the obama's. joe biden's stump speech today was short on substance and long on empty rhetoric. newt gingrich reacts plus he previews tomorrow's vp debate. but first. unmasking joe, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ today, biden gave a speech that was well written and for him come up well delivered. he traveled to gettysburg where he invoked lincoln and lbj and he tried to rekindle some of that obama magic to make you forget how far left the democrat party has moved since 2008 when obama was elected. after 47 years in elected office, joe wants you to believe that this time he really knows what he's doing. >> i'll work with democrats and republicans. i will be a president that pushes toward the future, not long that clings to the past. i will marshal the ingenuity and goodwill of this nation to turn division into unity to bring us together. >> laura: okay, that was a lot of nothing. but the man who called

obama touching his head. which is kind of unique. i probably shouldn't give that away for the mill him. but to me, michelle obama says that the presidency doesn't change who you are, it reveals who you are. and i think these fleeting moments show that. i think that this helps show you what barack obama was like as a human being just as a person. >> yeah, and in that particular snapshots, he really was a father as he was to his two wonderful daughters. i know you've had a front row with a lot of these public events, but you were also there for the private moments and a lot of them. what were those times like and did they shape the way that you viewed these two men? >> for sure. as i said, i think that part of my job was to try to reveal who they were as human beings. both president reagan and president obama. and hopefully i did a good job in capturing these fleeting moments, that, you know, you can't expect them to happen, you just have to be ready for them. >> i know, pete, you've been somewhat outspoken in

a rally in north carolina the race there is expected to be tight meanwhile former president barack obama has made his 1st campaign appearance on behalf of democratic candidate joe biden in pennsylvania is live pictures of him now national opinion polls suggest biden has a tight leaned in some crucial states and obama is expected to do a series of appearances it within these last 2 weeks and this one is to drive a rally in a parking lot of a stadium with a philadelphia phillies play when i can explain the importance of obama joining the campaign trail. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetime and you don't have to you don't have to wait for november 3rd to cast your ballot you've got 2 ways to vote right now and what we do these next 13 days will matter for decades to come. it's deeply significant to barack obama is probably joe biden's most potent weapon in terms of the scanned pain and now he's being unleashed starting in pennsylvania an absolutely key state for joe biden to win if he is going to go to the white house but once again obama bringing with him almost a sens

tenemos las fuertes declaraciones de obama contra donald trump. galo: falta menos de dos semanas para las elecciones. hoy, el expresidente barack obama reapareciÓ en philadelphia para hacer campaÑa a favor del binomio de su partido, joe biden y kamala harris. en un evento en la que la mayorÍa de los asistentes estaban en sus automÓviles, obama expresÓ una amplia condena al presidente donald trump. barack obama: [habla en inglÉs] galo: especÍficamente hizo un llamado a los votantes que podrÍan estar desilusionados. obama se refiriÓ a la esencia de la naciÓn. asegurÓ que biden y harris pueden estar a la altura. [habla en inglÉs] la visita de obama a philadelphia reafirma la importancia de pensilvania. estaba impreciso que el mismo biden ha visitado mÁs en esta temporada de campaÑa. el exmandatario participÓ tambiÉn en una mesa redonda de discusiÓn con algunos votantes . en las calles saluda a sus seguidores, uso un megÁfono para que la multitud lo escuchara. patricia: segÚn el periÓdico the new york times, las declaraciones fisca

there he is, barack obama. this is his first stump speech for the biden campaign since the democratic convention. got a nice crowd over there in philadelphia. but they've driven their cars there. you'll see a wide shot fairly soon. the former president, let's listen in. >> hello, philadelphia! [ cheers and honking ] man, it is good to be back in pennsylvania. what beautiful weather we've got here, a little indian summer. you know, i know the president spent some time in erie last night. and apparently he complained about having to travel here. then he cut the event short. poor guy. i don't feel that way. i love coming to pennsylvania. you guys delivered for me twice, and i am back here tonight to ask you to deliver the white house for joe biden and kamala harr harris. i want to thank mr. philadelphia, charlie mack. his daughter, india marie. what an outstanding young lady she was. those of you who are fathers and have daughters, you know how that feels when you see your daughters just shining. i know a little b

obama has history in florida. he's the first democratic president since fdar to carry -- fdr to carry florida in two presidential elections. he won the state in 2008 and again in 2012, by a slim margin that time,50.9%. trump won florida in 2006. he made it his home state. we saw him voting there this morning in person. can the obama mojo still work in florida? >> well, that's what joe biden is hoping for. president trump won florida by just 113,000 votes four years ago, a very small margin. and that's the reason why we see both the president in florida today and i'm sure he's going to be returning over the course of the next few days as is joe biden. for president trump, it's the lynch pin to his re-election race. if he does not win florida, the path to 270 electoral votes is really limited if not impossible. that's the reason why the president traveling to florida so often, and it's the reason why we see the former president, barack obama, speaking in a matter of minutes in north miami with the biden campaign try

barak obama knows something about it. i will show you here in a minute while i am circling the states. you come over here, here, here and here. barak obama knows what it is like to be involved in a wave election. that is what we had in 2008. when you have a wave election, you change the map. that is 2004. you see the red, 2008. you change the map. barak obama knows what it is like to have that opportunity in a wave election and he will have that chance any way he can. he lost indiana. north carolina went back. democrats do see the potential. trump's unpopularity. they see a chance to change the map and think barak obama can help. >> david, you know we saw this unusual press conference from the fbi director. it was hastily called. is there a possibility this was hastily called because the administration, you know, did not want president obama's speech directly attacking president trump to be front and center on the news all night? >> am i think too naiive saying let's hope not. let's hope the press conference was called to

so certainly among voters, barack obama certainly has immense weight. and this is important, particularly among african-american voters. pennsylvania has a very large propose sure in -- proportion of african-american voters and this bloc is critical for joe biden to get as much support as possible if he is going to go to the white house. so unleashing barack obama at this particular time is absolutely essential to the biden campaign to get the momentum leading into the election. millions of americans have voted already. many have already made up their minds, even if they have not voted. there will be another debate within the next 24 hours which could have a bearing, to a degree,, on the outcome of the election. but the most important factor at this particular point is barack obama's presence back on the campaign trail. he was disliked by some during his two terms as president, but for many, he does represent something that they would hope joe biden does, and that is a return to a presidency that is rooted in moderately, and that is rooted in the abilit

the other key difference, i would say between obama and trump as quote unquote cyber presidents is obama was pretty interested in the issue. he gave speeches on it and would go out and visit dhs and talk to the people at the national institute of standards and technology about this. was trying to project the idea that this was a huge national issue. president trump does not engage in the issue that much. we can get into some of the reasons i suspect that is the case. there has been a sharp difference in the tone, the personal interest from the oval office. that ends up creating an issue around leadership for cybersecurity. if i can say one other thing, one thing going back to the obama administration, the message that the u.s. government has been really pressing in industry and business leaders. the top person and an organization has to personally take responsibility for cybersecurity and show they are interested in it. that this is a cultural value within their organization. the government is telling that to companies. i would think the same thing should apply to the government. the top

president obama back on the trail. what is the message that he sort of uniquely can offer to latino voters who may not have their minds made up? >> right now is inspiration. i think the case has been made of what's at stake. i think fear is completely entrenched in the narrative. and i think we see that through the covid lens, through the health care lens, which is what he brought today, but i think what's missing, what actually gets people to vote is inspiration. you don't vote because you're scared or because you're in fear. you vote because you're inspired. and that is the obama effect. right? what he did in 2012 in florida is unprecedented. right? he is one of the only democratic presidential nominees that was able to almost win that famous cuban-american vote that we always talk about but we have to talk about it right now. because obama almost won that vote by 50% in 2012. can he do that again? can he have that effect right now with joe biden? and that hope and change that worked for some of the younger cuban-ame

>> clearly president obama could enter barack obama had made big promises to the mega people, tht thing we ended up doing was trying to make a down payment on those promises through the recovery act itself so major investment in education and clean energy, and putting people obviously back to work and the work that needed to be done for the country but you also had simultaneously be thinking about what were the big promises made in the course of the campaign, number one was a commitment to create healthcare for all in the beginning of the affordable care act was sketched out and the structures of how the white house and hhs share the responsibility for developing the program and began and i think the occupied a tremendous amount of the president's time thinking about how he was going to get that in front of the congress and of course he was successful in passing that, but he also had because of the economic crisis, he had the challenge of passing thought dodd frank and the one thing that i felt ended up because of so much on the table, climate change got delayed in the senate until the

from president barack obama. slamming the voter-suppression efforts we are seeing across the country with just 20 days to go until election day. >> if you have one major party, perhaps the only major party that i know of, in any advanced democracy in the world, who explicitly says we're trying to keep fellow -- certain, fellow citizens from voting. and we're trying to make it as hard on them as possible, you -- even the far right, in europe, does not say that. they don't say, you know, let's stop other, you know, austrians from voting. or let's stop other germans from voting. this is unique to us, and it's a legacy of, you know, racial discrimination and -- and -- and gender discrimination, and was embedded in our initial constitution. and had to be fixed, through a series of amendments. and -- and so, i -- i think that we should welcome the argument that, making it easier for people to vote and eliminating the last vestiges of jim crow and poll taxes and all that stuff, is not a partisan issue. and -- and anyone

fun obama is great obama. great with kids. he has baby magic. the baby stops crying. when you were in the moments with family and kids, did you ever get asked, you should go. get out of the room. >> no. i mean, it's a good thing. there's a lot of families noi that have great pictures up there. of their young kids. and i think they are -- they treasure them. >> yeah. robert i have to ask you if you have a favorite. you were working with the man and saw him doing the tough decisions and having the fun time with the kids. having the tragic moments. is there a photo for you that speaks the most to you? in the eight years. >> i love the photographs of the sort of the weight of the office. sitting on the shoulders of the president. those were the tough decisions. and i i think watching him wrestle with that. but i love -- i think the wins of him playing with the girls in the snow. they're great. he -- i'm not sure who's having more fun in the pictures. i think it might be president obama. even though sasha had a snowball. i think that's what these photographs really let peo