barack obama is a genius. we can be certain of it because we've heard that claimed as fact for 15 years now. yet we know that when barack obama relaxes at his own house, it's not with intellectuals or people that can read books, it's with the kids he watches on tik tok. obama passes around high fives, throws on slip-on shoes and the only gray hawaiian shirt and hits the dance floor. it's party time. wait a second, you asked, a gray hawaiian shirt? is that legal? when you're barack obama it is. the normal rules don't apply to you. remember, this is the man whose staff referred to him as black jesus without sarcasm. when you're part the waves, you don't get hung up on fashion regulations or public regulations. there's a global pandemic out there. may have heard about it. it's getting worse. the cdc says the delta variant is so dangerous that we can no longer have civil liberties. private property rights have been suspended. our children have to wear masks al school again. we should not be allow to go to dinner,

they know so little about barack obama. they don't know when he's on the truth and when he's not pre-they don't know what should be in there and what is not. so the net result of the reviews, many were very well written the "new york times", washington post, is essentially a compendium of gases and speculation. they don't know. in the real danger, part of the reason why i wrote this book is because fake news is on the verge of becoming. case in point is you may have seen this guy on tv is about six different presidents on the eve of donald trump's inaugural was asked to sum up the presidency. i am paraphrasing here that i close. first of all he said it is that president was almost unimpeachable. that's a quote. he said he governed with honesty and integrity. and then he said this, he leaves us a lasting legacy of eight scandal free years. those of us in the audience to study obama or pay any attention to the news know that is a blow me over kind of comment. what doesn't count? i guess benghazi doesn't count. i guess the sup

barack obama supports all of that. but that does not mean that he wants to live under those restrictions. so on saturday, obama's guests did not have to share their papers to get in the party, unlike cn and employees who had to prove they were vaccinated, unlike your kids you had to wear masks. it was like 2019 at barack obama's house, like the whole pandemic thing neverer happened. the question is does tony fauci know this and is he okay with it? that's a pressing public health question. we called tony fauci to find out. he was not free to do the show. he was too busy, he's a science not into publicity, tied up doing other photo shoots 14 vogue. our loss. what's going to have to go with tony fauci's previous statements? here's what we learned that when large groups of massless people without passports gather in one place, it's a grave danger to america. but only when those people ride harley-davidson's. but on sunday fauci's gold bikers gathering for the annual event in sturgis south dakota. these people are dangerous

obama because barack obama was an empty vessel, he campaign in 2008 and one thing and turned into something very, very different, turned in to embrace the radical leftist agenda anything but liberal in the spineless this that we saw i think the tammy's talking about, you would expect to see people like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi have some kind of spying in dealing with these young upstarts that filled the void after barack obama called all these losses in the democratic party but it's been total spineless is from democratic leaders, what you are windup was a crazy left-wing socialism and during the 2020 primary it's why all along we knew alternately, somehow biden is going to become a resident and become the nominee because they civilly could not run off. gerry: biden's promise was to be what the rest of the party was it and he comes back on the, we have more to talk about and i want to talk next after the break how president biden and the lawmakers in the constitution and how the landlords articulate biggest hit from not. stay with us. usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can c

obama because barack obama was an empty vessel, he campaign in 2008 and one thing and turned into something very, very different, turned in to embrace the radical leftist agenda anything but liberal in the spineless this that we saw i think the tammy's talking about, you would expect to see people like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi have some kind of spying in dealing with these young upstarts that filled the void after barack obama called all these losses in the democratic party but it's been total spineless is from democratic leaders, what you are windup was a crazy left-wing socialism and during the 2020 primary it's why all along we knew alternately, somehow biden is going to become a resident and become the nominee because they civilly could not run off. gerry: biden's promise was to be what the rest of the party was it and he comes back on the, we have more to talk about and i want to talk next after the break how president biden and break how president biden and the lawmakers in the [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well

obama because barack obama was an empty vessel, he campaign in 2008 and one thing and turned into something very, very different, turned in to embrace the radical leftist agenda anything but liberal in the spineless this that we saw i think the tammy's talking about, you would expect to see people like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi have some kind of spying in dealing with these young upstarts that filled the void after barack obama called all these losses in the democratic party but it's been total spineless is from democratic leaders, what you are windup was a crazy left-wing socialism and during the 2020 primary it's why all along we knew alternately, somehow biden is going to become a resident and become the nominee because they civilly could not run off. gerry: biden's promise was to be what the rest of the party was it and he comes back on the, we have more to talk about and i want to talk next after the break how president biden and the lawmakers in the jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla mar

obama because barack obama was an empty vessel, he campaign in 2008 and one thing and turned into something very, very different, turned in to embrace the radical leftist agenda anything but liberal in the spineless this that we saw i think the tammy's talking about, you would expect to see people like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi have some kind of spying in dealing with these young upstarts that filled the void after barack obama called all these losses in the democratic party but it's been total spineless is from democratic leaders, what you are windup was a crazy left-wing socialism and during the 2020 primary it's why all along we knew alternately, somehow biden is going to become a resident and become the nominee because they civilly could not run off. gerry: biden's promise was to be what the rest of the party was it and he comes back on the, we have more to talk about and i want to talk next after the break how president biden and break how president biden and the lawmakers in the ♪ ♪ ♪ break how president biden and the lawmakers in the ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat.

obama because barack obama was an empty vessel, he campaign in 2008 and one thing and turned into something very, very different, turned in to embrace the radical leftist agenda anything but liberal in the spineless this that we saw i think the tammy's talking about, you would expect to see people like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi have some kind of spying in dealing with these young upstarts that filled the void after barack obama called all these losses in the democratic party but it's been total spineless is from democratic leaders, what you are windup was a crazy left-wing socialism and during the 2020 primary it's why all along we knew alternately, somehow biden is going to become a resident and become the nominee because they civilly could not run off. gerry: biden's promise was to be what the rest of the party was it and he comes back on the, we have more to talk about and i want to talk next after the break how president biden and break how president biden and the lawmakers in the there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but fr

do you think 200 servants seems like a lot even for barack obama? why do you think they will be doing? >> actually, in vagueness, the butlers and deputy footmen will actually be the only diversity because the 500 guests, the same guests where basically back to medieval era, the same 500 people that go to the parties. but as you know, barack obama, oprah, and george clooney, just as oprah and george clooney went to harry and meghan's wedding even though they never met either of them. you have to feel sorry just going to the parties of people who don't know is a really sad and miserable existence, but i have to say when you look at 500 guests, 200 footmen and under butlers, the most interesting to me is the way people actually perfectly happy with this. you have been talking about citizenship on the show, but actually a several number of people are quite happy to be subjects. oh, yes, go to granny's 90th birthday, but it is perfectly fine for barack obama to have 500 people because our rulers are so much better than us. the last 18 months has actually

as barack obama explained to jeffrey goldberg in 2012, the iraq war has empowered iran. don't you think if we got rid of the shot in sierra would help bring iran down? obama said absolutely. jeffrey goldberg said what more can be done to see this through, to make it happen sooner? obama says essentially, i tell you but i have to kill you. as i can't play jeffrey are classified clearances in high enough. what he meant by that was the united states had already launched a covid action campaign in coordination with saudi arabia, qatar, turkey, jordan, and israel to support al qaeda in iraq in sierra. they called the moderate rebels. they were nothing about the head chopper suicide bomber enemies from iraq or two. and so that war ended up leading as john kerry explained in a secretly work corded discussion with syrian rebels, led to the al qaeda forces and isis which split off from al qaeda deciding not to march west to damascus but instead to go east and conquer all of western iraq. leading to the islamic state which in the days of george w. bush was the wildest war propagan

former president barack obama was honored in san jose today. back in january the city council voted to create barack obama boulevard from sections of several local streets. it doesn't do people walked the newly named boulevard to celebrate the official dedication at the sap center. >> barack obama boulevard is going to be that message, yes, it is possible. j.r.: the newly minted street stretches about .50 of one mile. supporters raised more than $11,000 to change the street signs. it took four years to complete the project. we are joined at right now by meteorologist drew tuma. drew: we started out with a fair amount of smoke in our atmosphere, moderate to unhealthy air quality across northern california, but fresh air is on the way. a live look, we have got a couple of things going on, the marine layer is deep right now, 3000 feet, which helps to keep temperatures on the poolside this afternoon. you do not see baby blue skies right now. haze continues to send over much of the area. a big portion of us are centering -- sitting in the moderate a

barack obama has gotten very rich from netflix. not sure what he's doing for them but he certainly is rich. why is he asking for more money now? >> yeah, i mean first of all i think we should stop and comment on the fact that public officials when they leave power routinely get not just rich, but like they turn into plutocrats, like tycoons, and beasley that's -- >> tucker: it's not just obama by the way. >> yeah, not just obama. the clintons, tony blair, george bush, all of them have become extremely wealthy once they leave power, which i think is a big problem in a democracy, but leaving that to the side, the idea of presidential libraries, originally that didn't exist for like 150 years because the idea was just a private citizen, you go serve in public office and then you go back to private life. you don't need like a shrine to your existence. when what happened was it was born of good motives. frank and pe roosevelt knew he had gone through all of these historically momentous events, like the great depression and world war ii

do you think 200 servants seems like a lot even for barack obama? why do you think they will be doing? >> actually, in venice, the butlers and deputy footmen will actually be the only diversity because the 500 guests, the same guests where basically back to medieval era, the same 500 people that go to the parties. but as you know, barack obama oprah, and george clooney, just as oprah and george clooney went to harry and meghan's wedding even though they nevery, met either of them. you have to feel sorry just going to the parties of people who don't know is a really sad and miserable existence, but i have to say when you look at 500 guests, 200 footmen and under butlers, the most interesting to me is the way people actually perfectly happy with this. you have been talking about citizenship on the show, but actually a several number of people are quite happy to be subjects. oh, yes, go to granny's 90th birthday, but it is perfectly fine for barack obama to have 500 people because our rulers are so much better than us. the last 18 months has actually c

barack obama has gotten very rich from netflix. not sure what he's doing for them but he certainly is rich. why is he asking for more money? now? >> yeah, i mean first of all i think we should stop and comment on the fact that public officials when they leave power routinely get not just rich, but like they turn into plutocrats, like tycoons, and beasley that's -- >> tucker: it's not just obama by the way. >> yeah, not just obama. the clintons, tony blair, george bush, all of them have become extremely wealthy once they leave power, which i think is a big problem in a democracy, but leaving that to the side, the idea of presidential libraries, originally that didn't exist for like 150 years because the idea was just a private citizen, you go serve in public office and then you go back to private life. you don't need like a shrine to your existence. when what happened was it was born of good motives. frank and roosevelt knew he had gone through all of these historically momentous events, like the great depression and world war ii an

i am so pleased you mentioned former president barack obama. i am sure as you noted he picked up insights and information that was helpful to him after becoming president putting forth division for an affordable care act. it is great to salute the supreme court last week allowing us to keep in place this very, very important lifeline for so many. especially coming through this coveted. i know you are champion of the affordable care act. you work closely with the speaker and the president in that regard. anything else you like to share in that regard? >> absolutely. i'm glad you mentioned the affordable care act. it is the best thing happened of getting various points of view. barack obama has run on doing something that has not been done in over 100 years. it was theater reservoir chet roosevelt not franklin, theodore roosevelt who introduced the access to healthcare over 100 years before barack obama he ran on that. he sent out to put it into law and was advised by a lot of people, don't go there. let's save that for later. but nancy pelosi be

this tree is now known as barack obama boulevard. and today many people will celebrate this milestone. it was the barack obama boulevard committee that came up with the idea it's been in the works for 3 and a half years. the small group pursuit this big dream to honor obama's service leadership and legacy as the 44th president. the effort received support from people in the community and businesses along the route. but it was in late january that it got the unanimous approval from san jose's city council. the newly named road stretches for about half a mile and now portions of avenue. south montgomery autumn and north autumn street are changed to barack obama boulevard san jose joins other cities like los angeles and milpitas in main street after the politician. now today, the committee and other people will recognize placement with the walk it that starts at 9.30 at the intersection of what was montgomery lot of people. and here at said it. now, many people are expected to be in attendance, but it's unclear. >> if barack obama will

they got us in and i blame barack obama because he should've taken us out when he in office. the lesson is, you cannot make people stand up for a government if they didn't want it. the afghani soldiers do not want this government. it is ours. they do not want to govern the way we want them to. they walked away. it is not because they are not a courageous bunch of men. they do not want to fight for a government we put there. we should have learned this lesson and vietnam. the same thing happened then. host: kathy on the afghan government. now the former government. it was yesterday that the nato general make comments on the situation in afghanistan. he said the entire political system and the afghan government -- here. >> the u.s. troops would withdraw by may. after many rounds of consultations, all of our troops agreed to follow that position. ending the military in position was not easy. i believe that seeing the taliban regain control has led to another open-ended combat mission. we were not meant to be in afghanistan forever. the policy for over 100,000 troops that is now

a big honor for former president barack obama and san jose. the city unveiled the renaming of several streets at barack obama boulevard. the 4 years the barack obama boulevard committee. but the effort to rename the street. the group started a petition they raise money. ultimately received green light from the san jose city council back in january. the group's founder says the project is about more than just honoring the president. he helped send us that symbol. that we could have presidents who look different and have different kinds of names and came from different backgrounds. yes, he was a first. >> african american president. >> but we look beyond that. >> organizers say they hope the president can make a trip to san jose in the next few years to see the new street sign. after a 4 month closure as a foe has reopened its longest runway runway. 28 was closed back in april for revamping during the 4 month closure crews revamp the equivalent of 75 football field laid over 60 miles of cabling for some light an infrastructure now the runway is

autumn street is now barack obama boulevard. it is a tribute to our 44th president that is long overdue. >> he called out in the best of america, and that america still exists. this boulevard, whenever we walk by or drive-by will remind us that america is still here. >> a local committee raise private funds to help pay for the renaming of that street. >>> we show you how extensive the marine layer is this morning. we will look at the inland valley as we get into contra costa county. this is above the diablo valley. that is mt. diablo on the screen. i'm going to play the last 15 minutes. you can see the clouds searching onshore. it gives us a good idea that the marine layer is very widespread. it is already surrounding the fot of mt. diablo. and i'd like to go back to the air-quality. it is either good or moderate. it is greenest to go up the peninsula. it is still moderate in the tri- valley. moderate air-quality for napa and fairfield. the official forecast today from the bay area air-quality has us staying at moderate. watch t

when barack obama and i were in office, that is what we were doing. in 2009, the automobile industry was on its back. we were told we would never be able to sell american-made cars at the same rate we had before, but we did not listen to the naysayers. we even had some in both parties who did not think we should "bailout" the industry, if he remembered. but we bet on the american worker, and we extended a lifeline. and they stepped up, made sacrifices to do it, and we saved more than a million jobs in the process. workers, we sent you efficiency scanners and we provided incentives for people to buy fuel-efficient vehicles. through the recovery act, we made the largest investment in clean energy and battery technology ever made. and then, the previous administration came along, and they rolled back the standards we set. despite bipartisan support for consumer incentives, they also let the federal tax credit expire, penalizing autoworkers wh at the time were selling the most electric vehicleso. they it for every week for four years and not once got anyt

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barack obama. and there is only one really, really bad reason to vote against barack obama. and that is because he is not white. amy: in 2009, richard trumka was elected president of the afl-cio after the retirement of john sweeney. this is trumka speaking in 2018 after the supreme court issued a major anti-union ruling eviscerating the power of public sector unions in the case janus v. afscme. >> all over our country right now workers are organized. they are striking as we have not seen in years. 15,000 workers in april and one week joint of the union. that is on top of the 262,000 new members who joined our ranks last year. and to be more optimistic, 75% were under the age of 35. despite the fact that too many of our labor laws have been written to undermined the freedom to organized. new research from m.i.t. shows a 50% increase in the number of nonunion workers who would vote to join a union tomorrow if given the opportunity. tens of millions of workers are ready to experience the transformatio

carolina: feliz cumpleaÑos para el ex presidente barack obama. el gobierno de joe biden ofrecerÁ vacunas a lo largo de la frontera con mÉxico justo donde el departamento de seguridad nacional registran a diario cruces de indocumentados en mÁs de 20 aÑos. este plan contempla vacunar a los migrantes apenas crucen a este paÍs. mientras se espera ser procesados por la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza. borja: hablando de inmigraciÓn una jueza federal en el paso ha emitido una orden de restricciÓn que bloquea de forma temporal la orden del gobernador greg abbott de inspeccionar cualquier vehÍculo sospechoso de transportar inmigrantes indocumentados. este bloqueo es totalmente temporal ya que la magistrada aÚn debe decidir si la medida es inconstitucional como ya advirtiÓ el fiscal. carolina: y mÁs adelante entre "ediciÓn digital" millones de personas tendrÍan mÁs tiempo antes de que los saquen de sus hogares, te diremos la nueva orden de los cdc que detiene desalojos en algunos condados. borja: y te decimos ademÁs por quÉ el

he blamed barack obama and said barack obama did a surge in afghanistan. and then he went on to trap and said he inherited this policy as if he shackled by it from trump. there has not been one policy from trump he has not destroyed and they were good policies. then he blamed the afghan military, his been doing the front line fighting since 2015. never himself did he have an idea to withdraw humane and safe and secure. so the whole army, we have never seen that in the last 30 years, 40 years. a whole army dissipated because people in their mind said "i would rather cut a deal with the dark age taliban pre -- then put my trust in the biden administration and early but draw to provide temporary air support or help." >> laura: right. >> it is an indictment you are absolutely right about the joint chief and the secretary of defense they have taken one iota of the time they had spent on wokeness and critical race theory and what are you reading and what proportion of this group is racially balanced then that group. and just told us, this is what is happening in

. >> ♪ ♪ >> let barack obama have a party. what a man decides to do in the privacy of his own island mansion is his business. i would not go to the party even if i was invited. not because i am concerned about covid, but you am looking for more solitary activities, like riding ski lifts alone in the summer. >> [laughing]. >> ♪ ♪ >> [applauding]. >> greg: you know he just dumped a body. what about the angry black male? >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> [crunching]. >> i want to stick my hand in the chip bag but it's so big the bag rips open. that's not what you are here for. speak your mind. >> what? >> barack obama is throwing a party. we need more parties. president trump is going to rallies which are kind of like parties. those are great. i love that our former presidents throw parties and rallies. how about just the fact only cdc party. that would be awesome. i would attend that. that would be an easy guest list. and no free money is good money party. that would be phenomenal. we can all get back to work and pull our own weight

presidency and barack obama himself. take a listen. a hims>> w. e. b. dubois's and f the classics of the black traditions defined the double consciousness of every african american. he said one ever feels his tunis in american and negro, two warring ideals in one dark body. it never has been a more classic example of the bois's dilemma than barack obama in the white house. >> as i was watching that, i said this, that tunis is the source of so much of the or more global scale that characterizes that presidency and that was so powerful and profound that it was able to make you lose sight of how much anger was fermenting underneath that. >> yeah, in the ideal obama, he was trying to reconcile those two things that him and louis gates were talking about, the idea of being black and being american, these things are not necessarily warring ideals. it's a lofty aspiration. that is what the 2004 democratic convention speech was supposed to be, an attempt to cement those things. we ended with a white supremacist presidency follow

one was like i do this with everybody and pictures with barack obama or george w. bush hugging hurricane victims felt like a strange defense. and the other was, oh, one of the women who thought i was making a pass at her thought that because she had experienced sexual assault or sexual harassment in the past. what did you think of those defenses? >> so his defense when it came to charlotte bennett, who is the woman who came forward in "the new york times" in the spring with her story of his asking about her dating life, would she date older men -- his excuse -- his story is i spoke to her in ways i wouldn't speak to most people and asked her questions about her personal life because i was so anxious to help her. he said he wanted to help her. he was concerned about her experience of having been sexually assault. i spoke to her in ways i haven't spoken to other women. in fact this report and other reporting i did and others did in the spring is rife with him speaking to women in inappropriate ways. he asked all of them their divorces, have they ever treat. these are

it wasn't barack obama. who was it? >> it was the princess megan markel who marked her fortieth birthday by jumping on a totally impromptu zoom call, all on-the-fly, make it up as it happened with her pal, comedian melissa mccarthy. noticed the opera backdrop, the hair and makeup, like the buddy birthday movie you never asked for. >> it is my fortieth birthday and a have an idea. >> reporter: what about afternoon tea with your chicken? is it okay if i sold to it in the hat? >> i wouldn't accept anything less. thanks, friend. >> by, friend, cheers. >> most galling is the fake royal routine was never has anyone decried an institution like the royal family while trying to assume its trappings for profit and attention like megan markel as. sees the eva perrone of santa barbara. her 40 times 40 initiative, asked 40 of her celebrity friends because it is her fortieth birthday to give 40 minutes to men and women so they can go back to work as she sits at home in montecito, must be nice. jillian: wasn't she an actress at one ti

where to find the newly named barack obama boulevard. >>> and right now we're watching the smoke in the skies around our inland east bay, but look at the temperature. just 68 degrees in walnut creek. later on, we could see temperatures 30 degrees warmer. the seven-day forecast, we'll look at that when we come right back. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. afghanistan, professor joins us. thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> you know so many people in afghanistan. what has it been light for you this past week as it's all been unfolding, and what are you hearing from them? >> sunday was devastating. the weeks before sunday have also been very heartbreaking as every region and every city fell to the taliban. i would

they put barack obama boulevard on the map. we appreciate him so much that we said lets, you know, change some signs in san jose. >> he is so important in our community and ravel worked closely with the former president. she says he made a pathway to focus on the people. now there's one with his name on it that stretches half-a-mile. he's someone who actually saw being president as public service. the route starts near the san jose tyco and ends at the sep center san jose joins other cities like los angeles and milpitas in labeling a street after the politician. the effort is a milestone for noel by far. this is the worthwhile. >> project i've ever. >> was involved in in my life. while the green sign signals a direction shore sees them as a symbol of hope. >> we're such a diverse valley and there are people from all over. we want every kid growing up here to know that they can achieve their dreams and ascend to the highest office in the land. maybe now barack obama did not rsvp for saturday's event but organizers hope the forme

where in the bay area you can take a walk down barack obama boulevard. drew: we are tracking better air quality moving into the second half of your weekend before hot weather makes a comeback. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. j.r.: former president was honored in san jose today. in january, the city council voted to create barack obama boulevard from sections of several local streets. dozens walked the newly named boulevard to celebrate the official dedication at the sap center. >> this street boulevard, is going to be that message, yes, it is possible for everyone to come together. j.r.: the new limited stretch stretch is about half a mile. supporters raised $11,000 to change the th

. >> barack obama the promised land and that came with a couple of stories. that was a great memoir. we did heavy which was another one of my favorite of all times. i really enjoyed those. >> this is a quote, people don't realize how our whole life can be changed by one book. malcolm x book. is that something that appealed to you over the years? >> one 100%. i was always trying to get my friend, just anybody. i try to read, having a book. one thing i have been able, i think that speaks perfectly to who malcolm x was and who i continue to grow into. >> can anybody specific in your book a club? >> of course, that started out with the sign for every book but now maybe once every other month like a master list. once you sign up you get an e-mail for each list and if we have an event. a couple of years ago i started a series where we would read a book and i would invite the author to have conversations but this time i was in salt lake city. >> authors participate in your talk? they right to participate? >> yes. i think while i was in utah and recently i had one wi

. >> guest: we did barack obama, the promised land and that was a great memorial." we didat have the witch was another favorite look of all times to the book club enjoyed those two reads. >> host: this is a quote, people don't realize how will whole life can change buy one book. is that something that is appealed to you over the years? >> i'm always trying to get players to read. i try to be that role model and i love to see athletes just reading and have a book. that quote speaks her to who i am continued to grow through. >> does anybody participate in your book club? >> guest: of course, of course. ' we started i would send out an assignment for a quick buck but now i send one out once every upper month. it's like a massive list of once you sign up you get the e-mails reach e book. a couple of years ago i started a series called -- and then we'd have a conversation. at that time i was in salt lake city but now in our thing is on zoom. >> host: would authors participate in the author talks? would they be glad to participate? >> guest: yes, sir. recently i had one w

and barack obama was one of the greatest -- i'm not weighing in whether they're true or not. when i say barack obama spun a great story in the campaign of 2008, i don't mean to say he was making this stuff up. but what he did was to convince voters, or at least 53% of them, that a vote for barack obama was a vote for a better vision of america. i've never seen, in observation, of my study of political candidates that goes back to washington, i've never seen a better political candidate than barack obama. he was a little like aaron burr in this respect. that he was able tew low voters, ordinary americans, to project on him their hopes for what the country could become. if the message is hope, if the slogan is "yes, we can" that's very attractive, especially given the context of 2008. it's a reminder that being candidate is different from being president. it's one of the reason many of his liberal supporters have been quite disappointed because he didn't live up to, well, the projections that they put on him. and it -- a lot of it has to do with the fundamental distinction of b

.: former president barack obama was connery in san jose today. the city council voted to create a barack obama boulevard from sections of several local streets. dozens walked the newly named boulevard to celebrate the official dedication at the sap center. >> this sign, barack obama boulevard, is going to be that message that yes, it is possible that the community comes together. j.r.: the newly minted street stretches about half a mile. supporters raised more than $11,000 to change the street signs. it took four years to complete the project. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, it sure feels like october. giants and a's, an instant classic in the coliseum. how this pinch-hit home it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your bes

. >> guest: needed barack obama, "the promise land," that came with great stories. another of my favorite books of all times. the bookclub really enjoyed those two reads. >> host: people don't realize how a whole life can be changed by one book. malcolm x quote. is that something that appealed to you over the years? >> guest: i tried to be that role model for reading. i've been able to have a positive impact and it speaks perfectly to whom malcolm x was and continue to grow into. >> host: can anybody participate in your book club? >> guest: of course. i send out one maybe every other month and it would be like a master list and once you sign up you get the e-mails for each book and the discussion times and schedules. and if we have an event, a couple of years ago [inaudible] >> host: would authors participate in the talks? were they glad to participate? >> guest: yes, sir. i had six while i was with utah and then just recently i had one with marlo peterson. his book -- >> host: what's that book about? >> guest: it's about his life. it's about his upbringing and deci

the city unveiled the newly-dedicated barack obama boulevard. how about that? fanfare, performances, speeches. the new boulevard takes the place of parts of byrd avenue and autumn street which leads up to the s.a.p. center there. the people who came out to the official dedication are excited. >> i think it's awesome, a great way for us to say thank you and appreciate all the work he did for those eight years and i'm hoping that it inspires someone else to maybe do their best as well. >> the street renaming was automate work of a local committee that worked for years for this goal of honoring the 44th president. >>> speaking of honoring, this is a unique way of doing so. a former united flight attendant is honoring those who died on 9/11 in a very unique way. he's pushing a drink cart from boston to new york today. the 220-mile journey starts at boston's logan airport where two of the hijacked planes departed to ground zero. he worked on the same united airlines route but was off on the day the flight hit the south tower of the world trade center. many of his fr

i kind of blame barack obama because he should have taken us out when they got bin laden. the lesson is you cannot make people stand up for a government that they did not want. the afghani soldiers do not want to this government. it is ours. we set it up. it is not in their nature to govern the way we want to them to. they walked away. it is not because they were not a courageous bunch of men. they did not want to fight for the government we put their. we should have learned this lesson in vietnam because the same thing happened then. host: on the former afghan government, it was yesterday that the nato secretary-general made his,'s about the situation in afghanistan, saying the internal clinical system and afghan government bears response ability here. -- responsibility here. [video clip] >> the united states agreed that u.s. troops would withdraw by may. after many rounds of consultations, allies agreed to follow the u.s. decision. ending our military mission was not easy. we were faced with a serious dilemma, either leave and risk seeing the taliban regain control or st

it was awarded to her in 2012 by barack obama in honor by barack obama. >> dolores huerta has dedicated her life alongside ceasar chavez to secure basic rights for migrant workers and their families to help save thousands from negligent or abuse. dolores huerta has never lost faith in organizing for training other activists to walk the streets into history. >> so this photograph was taken by harvey richards in the first week of the strike, and dolores huerta mentioned recently in a public program that this is the fifth or the sixth day of the strike. by that time, she had ran out of clean clothes and those were the last ones that she had. she described how the clothes were wrinkle and she was standing on top of a truck, and though there are versions where you can see the truck and holding the sign up to call to workers to leave their grape fields and strike with the national farm workers association and the organizing committee. i hope that the viewers through this exhibition expand their knowledge of the farm workers movement which is perhaps not known as much in detail as the civil ri