you are listening to michelle obama in her own words. just a month after moving into the white house, she hosted children in the east room, an event marking african-american history month. [applause] well, hello! welcome to the white house. how are you guys doing? that's good. it's good to see you all. i've heard you have all been as quiet as mice. have you been behaving in here? is it exciting? come on, it's exciting. isn't this a beautiful house? >> yes! >> well, we are so, so very proud and happy to have you here. see, we were all very much kids like you guys. we just figured out that one day, that our fate was in our own hands. we made decisions to listen to our parents and to our teachers, and to work very, very hard for everything in life. and then, we worked even harder. anytime anybody doubted us, as president and first lady, barack and i are just the caretakers of this house. we are just borrowing it for a little bit. but, while we live here, we're your neighbors, okay? we want you to feel welcome here at the white house. which

my first lady america's first lady michelle obama. as you endeavor to do more. to serve more communities lift up more families. save more lives. how can you find new ways to tap the skills and talents of more people. how can you create and train new leaders? not just here in america, but around the world. how can you as president clinton put it earlier this week get people involved in our common endeavors? so in pondering these questions, i'm here today to ask you to consider an issue that is near and dear to my heart is first lady and one that i believe is vitally important for just about everything you're working to accomplish. and that is the challenges faced by america's veterans and military families and all they have to offer particularly as they transition to civilian life. now at first glance, i know this issue may seem too uniquely american and scope for such a global audience here at cgi. but right now the human potential of america's veterans and military families is both vast and woefully underutilized. and that's not just an issue for those individu

what about michelle obama? there's a new series that portrays michelle obama as first lady, and it turns out michelle obama is exactly the person you thought she was. here she is. >> you don't think i want to pop off every time i see another unarmed black kid get shot? you know i want to be out there on those streets marching right along with those kids. that's not our reality. >> we've been called [bleep] every way possible. for once, let's be the [bleep] >> jesse: first of all, she's using the n-word, or the actress portraying her is using the n-word. you can't hold higher office even if an actor is using your image to use that word. you're set. you can't be president. there's also the problem that the michelle obama portrayed there is completely unhinged. again, these are produced by showtime, not her enemies. here's michelle obama saying they wants to beat up trump supporters. >> it tears them up so much, they elect something like that? i want to beat the [bleep] out of every single person that voted for hi

presidential center and we are faithful to the former president obama and first lady michelle obama for choosing chicago to make what i know will be a transformative investment on this historic southside of our beloved city braided it marks the next chapter in a journey began several years ago. but with many twists and turns due to the first parents dedication and hard work of many, we've arrived at this momentous day in the presidential center and complementary investments, in the surrounding neighborhoods will be bringing to life the promise of true equity and inclusion investment and development on the south side. and that's why i'm proud to be here to break ground in incredible an incredible project what will help create growth for our residents in our community and unlock their untapped potential. in the center will among other things provided brand-new museum and visitors alike and residents to learning and beautiful public spaces together in an immersive community programming to take advantage of and of course, jobs that pay a living wage and prioritize for folks by nearby co

up next, former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama break grounds on the obama presidential center in chicago. >> after eight years in the white house, michelle and i now rejoin all of you as private citizens. we want to thank you once again from the bottom of our hearts for giving us the incredible privilege of serving this country that we love. we also want to tell you a little bit about what we will be up to next. i will not stop, in fact i will be right there with you as a citizen for all of my remaining days! >> a place where young people can acquire the skills, and the connections they need to match their aspirations with real opportunities. >> the reason i knew i could do that is because i had seen it in my campaigns, and i had seen it during the presidency. the incredible talent, idealism, imagination, vision, innovation of young people all across america and all across the world. >> so many kids around the world, they just only know what they see. it is like wow, if we can open this up, open up these mines and show kids all that they can be, and all the

we need i am privileged to welcome president obama and michelle obama back to chicago. i am -- a special place in their hearts, just as they hold a special place in ours. while this center we'll be of a presidential scale, its presence and purpose still speak to the same community centered vision that has always to find the presidents work. and there is no better home base than a community that you [inaudible] and then went to the white house with. everyone knows from our history, from the great chicago fire in 1871, that chicago is a city that knows the secret to rebuilding itself. meaningful investment. a good dash of engine new witty, and most important, putting working people first. it is a lesson that defines our covid-19 recovery initiatives, and it is why i am so proud to have the obama presidential center as a partner in building a better future for the south side for chicago, and for illinois. four leading for the first women architect and united states history to ensuring black contractors, and laborers are substantial builders of this project, to paving away

here's michelle obama saying she wants to beat up from supporters. a black man can rise to the highest office in the land built on the backs of and. it s tears them up. soo much that they elect something like that. you know, i want to be just put[ outbl of every single person who voted for them. i want too follow. you gotta wonder, do they call r me openoffice? this is like the right caricature of michelle obama, presumably showtime. the people who wrotetely this ka michelle obama and that's whatt she's really like. who knows how this got made all the obamas mad about it. they should be viewers don't like it sometimes. that's the first lady. this show be canceled after just one season. well, not flattering. well,, we in just a moment are going to give you a respite from the insana final exam on emily compagno and will cain. does either exa one of them knoo the capitol of canada? does any americanw know what the capitol of canadaa is ? we'll find out in just a moment. go to fox nation exclusive. one critical challenge. first, the special guest on live

you think of michelle and barack obama. there was a real protection of michelle and barack obama. there was a certain kind of criticism that try to undercut their whole humanity, right? another type of criticism that he was president of the united states. we are a pluralistic society. we should get policies for black women and men and girls and boys and trans and queer. if he's not doing it, we should have a constructive criticism. a lot of times that was out of bounds. remember maxine waters telling the community, look, the professional black caucus, who he only met with a few times, wanted to criticize him. when we do our constituents get mad at us. they get mad at us because they are like this man is facing such headwind against republicans, white supremacist, you are just piling on. for those of us who are writers we know it is more complicated than that. we have to be able to criticize aspects of our own community. we have to be able to give criticize black celebrity, black masculinity, like femininity. all these -- black queerness. went on saying nobody is perfect. we have t

then of course we get historic michelle obama. and so we trace that history and look at where these women sort of fit in from the elite southern women up to a michelle obama. and i think it's a good way for people to see this relationship between first ladies in history and the impact. >> and social history too. stacy, i think, did you have your? >> oh, i was going to just go, two on the topic of suffrage, there were a small cadre of elite women in america, of course, who did support suffrage. but among elite women, most of whom we can count the first ladies among, alice roosevelt longworth, who was a first daughter, once said, i have more power around my dining room table than i have with one vote. >> yeah, that's a great kind of some of that attitude. yeah. >> she also said, if you can say something nice, come sit by me, right? >> [laughter] >> didn't she have an embroidered pillow? sit on her couch? >> >> [inaudible] i love that. can we circle, back to mrs. lincoln? we don't want to quite park in the 20th, 21st century. but som

so we really and then of course we get historic michelle obama, and so we trace that history and look at where these women sort of fit in from these elite southern women. up to michelle obama and i think it's a good way for people to see this relationship between first ladies in history and the impact. and social history stacy, i think did you have your oh, i was just going to just on the topic of suffrage. there were small cadre of elite women in america, of course who did support suffrage but among elite women most of whom we can count the first ladies among. alice roosevelt longworth was a first daughter. once said i have more power around my dining room table then i have with one vote. yeah, that's a great kind of sum up that attitude. yeah. she also said if you can't say something nice come sit by me right didn't she have an embroidered pillow that said that on her couch, i love that. oh, can we circle back to mrs. lincoln? we don't want to quite park on the 20th 21st century, but some of you here know my personal story of how i became interested in the presidency in the white ho

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there are areas they do commiserate. >> there's part of that relationship, she and michelle obama had quite a close relationship. they didn't know until they got to each other little bit on the campaign trail. they actually developed a real friendship. the two couples really did. i think there's part of the biden's that want to have that with eric and m half. they went to have that. not quite sure they are there completely in the same way. but i think there's part of her that wants to have a partner. >> are going to be embarrassed no one will step up and ask your question. >> look, please go ahead. [laughter] >> went to relive my glories in that it in. so julie, couple of things. >> multipart question two i love it. but you talk about 2016, to think she regrets that decision at all? there are some who >> a debate if he would've run there would not have a present for the courts of history could have been changed. and darlene, i just looked at your perspective of covering the first ladies, where do you think history will judge her? and also it's a problem with the second lady think? wha

barack obama and michelle obama and i got so nervous i said, "i'm going to bring my best suit. and my best suit, it was a a three piece suit so i wore a three-piece suit it was the fourth of july. probably - [ laughter ] 100, 105 degrees >> yeah, exactly >> jimmy: and i'm getting there and i'm just sweating. it is a disaster the foo fighters get off they're thing and they're wearing board shorts and dude was like, "hey, jimmy you -- you're hot. [ laughter ] and i was going to go, "yeah, man. i'm ready to meet the president, you know? i'm, like, trying not to pass out. and so, i do my bit. i'm just totally just drenched and i -- finally, they make you wait in line to get your picture taken with the first lady and the president >> right >> jimmy: and i'm waiting in line to go see the president and the first lady, and i finally -- i finally get up to the front of the thing and i'm just a disaster. and they both start laughing at me [ laughter ] and michelle obama loosens my tie and she's like, "my god, you must be hot. [ laughter ] and i go -- and then i'm just -- she said i looke

he is using the old michelle obama phrase. will make a low we go high. here is a look at the poss the posters that were plastered around town. there are about 50 of them criticizing the town council candidate for being pro- lgbtq and pro-black lives matted matter andprw-cost housin isalling them hateful and is unapologetic. >> things like this show that it is all the more important for candidate to show up and stand up and advocate for the people that art in this community. >> he is playing in a group of local agitators who he says has been harassing politicians for e last few years. he describes hif describes himself as passionate about poverty, systemic inequality, housing and homeles, and homelessness, and climate change. he is using this to try to recruit more people to his campaign. > >> we have a look at the state capitol,

you know, she and michelle obama had quite a close relationship, you know, they didn't know each other they kind of got to know each other a little bit on the campaign trail, but they actually developed a real friendship in the two couples really did and i think there's there's part of the bidens that you know wants to have that with with harris and mhoff too. they want to have that kinship not quite sure. they're they're completely in the same way and but i think there's part of her that wants to you know, have have a partner. seriously, you're going to be embarrassed. if no one will step up there and ask your question. look. curious do the multi-part question too. that's the ap way. i love it. digging it all you know there have been some who speculated maybe if he would have run their would have been a president trump the course of history could have been changed and darlene. i i just love from your perspective of covering several first. ladies where you think history will judge her and also, what's the problem with the second lady thing? like, what's the beef you have with that? so

michelle obama has this, mrs. bush has literacy. michelle obama had magician. eleanor was holistic. she was not, she was an equal opportunity first lady. she had many constituents and constituencies and causes. above and beyond that, she also had a voice that was a real voice with real opinions. her column, my day, was extraordinary in that way. a syndicated news calling, a newspaper column, no first lady had ever done anything like that. in 1935 under her death, she connected to people as a neighbor, as a concerned citizen, as a friend, as first lady. a voice that was so familiar it would be a voice that you would want to respond to, want to do something, want to contribute. she had a continuous mess in writing and in her voice, in her appearances in the newsreel. you saw so much more of the first lady, you heard her, you felt her presence in ways that didn't repeat itself for years. >> once you talk about the white house years. there's a quote here from david, just a starlet douglas said, -- eleanor told whom he was wrong. she was his antenna, and i know she usually followed his a

if michelle obama had endorsed twinkies, fox news and right-wing media would have declared that twinkies are you the and a million people would have stopped eating them because that's what fox news told them to do. i have seen in my district and my state around the country that healthy food can be yummy food. i hope we can dispose of that and get back to the subject of healthy nutritious food and reducing food waste and have a more resilient food system. i yield back. >> next we go to ms. escobar you are recognized for five minutes. >> and q. thanks to our panelists who are here in person and virtually. i'm grateful to you for your work. food is a really critical component of tackling climate crisis. thank you for bringing us back to focus on practical solutions and ideas around. food. -- many americans do not recognize the decisions they have can impact the climate emergency. our country waste between 40% of the food supply. this is not immoral but it's devastating to the environment. i do applaud communities and people across the country who are working to change that. in my own home d

obama. his real legacy will never be forgotten by the millions of people who are impacted by his policies directly. in fact, the war on terrorism, bush declared in the aftermath of 911, is still active to this day. his pledge to show what a leader he was by giving the u. s. military a blank check to target. anyone they described as a terrorism suspect set in motion of foreign policy that has impacted countless lives without any form of due process. when looking at afghan, a stand alone, the u. s. invasion led to a 20 year along occupation after tens of thousands of civilians were killed in the war. the nation is now facing a humanitarian crisis. that is one of the worst in the world. then there's a rock, perhaps the leadership called bushes, best known for as it was made by his administration. and they're promised that they would find weapons of mass destruction. intelligence gathered by this and other government leaves no doubt that the iraqi regime continues to possess and conceal some of

obama. his real legacy will never be forgotten by the millions of people who are impacted by his policies directly. in fact, the war on terrorism, bush declared in the aftermath of 911, is still active to this day. his pledge to show what a leader he was by giving the u. s. military a blank check to target. anyone they described as a terrorism suspect set in motion of foreign policy that has impacted countless lives without any form of due process. when looking at afghan, a stand alone, the u. s. invasion led to a 20 year, a long occupation after tens of thousands of civilians were killed in the war. the nation is now facing a humanitarian crisis. that is one of the worst in the world. then there's a rock, perhaps the leadership called bushes, best known for as it was made by his administration. and they're promised that they would find weapons of mass destruction. intelligence gathered by this and other government. lead is no doubt that the iraqi regime continues to possess and conceal some

obama. his real legacy will never be forgotten by the millions of people who are impacted by his policies directly. in fact, the war on terrorism, bush declared in the aftermath of 911, is still active to this day. his pledge to show what a leader he was by giving the u. s. military. a blank check to target. anyone they described is a terrorism suspect set in motion of foreign policy that has impacted countless lives without any form of due process. when looking at afghan, a stand alone, the u. s. invasion led to each one of your long occupation after tens of thousands of civilians were killed in the war. the nation is now facing a humanitarian crisis. that is one of the worst in the world. then there's a rock, perhaps the leadership called bushes, best known for as it was made by his administration and their promise that they would find weapons of mass destruction. intelligence gathered by this and other governments leads no doubt that the iraqi regime continues to possess and conceal some

obama. his real legacy will never be forgotten by the millions of people who are impacted by his policies directly. in fact, the war on terrorism, bush declared in the aftermath of 911, is still active to this day. his pledge to show what a leader he was by giving the u. s. military. a blank check to target. anyone they described is a terrorism suspect set in motion of foreign policy that is impacted countless lives without any form of due process. when looking at afghan, a stand alone, the u. s. invasion led to each one of your long occupation after tens of thousands of civilians were killed in the war. the nation is now facing a humanitarian crisis. that is one of the worst in the world. then there's a rock, perhaps the leadership called bushes, best known for as it was made by his administration. and they're promised that they would find weapons of mass destruction. intelligence gathered by this and other government leads no doubt that the iraqi regime continues to possess and conceal som

obama is real legacy will never be forgotten by the millions of people who are impacted by his policies directly. in fact, the war on terrorism, bush declared in the aftermath of 911, is still active to this day. his pledge to show what a leader he was by giving the us military a blank check to target anyone they described as a terrorism suspect set in motion, a foreign policy that has impacted countless lives without any form of due process . when looking at ghana, stand alone the us invasion led to a 20 year long occupation after tens of thousands of civilians were killed in the war. the nation is now facing a humanitarian crisis. that is one of the worst in the world. then there is a rock, perhaps the leadership call bushes, best known for as it was made by his administration and their promise that they would find weapons of mass destruction. intelligence gathered by this and other governments. leaves no doubt that the iraqi regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised. this regime is already used. weapons of mass destruction against a rash, ne

obama, his real legacy will never be forgotten by the millions of people who are impacted by his policies directly. in fact, the war on terrorism, bush declared in the aftermath of 911, is still active to this day. his pledge to show what a leader he was by giving the u. s. military a blank check to target. anyone they described as a terrorism suspect set in motion of foreign policy that has impacted countless lives without any form of due process. when looking at afghan, a stand alone, the u. s. invasion led to each one of your a long occupation after tens of thousands of civilians were killed in the war. the nation is now facing a humanitarian crisis. that is one of the worst in the world. then there's a rock, perhaps the leadership called bushes, best known for as it was made by his administration and their promise that they would find weapons of mass destruction. intelligence gathered by this and other governments. leaves no doubt that the iraqi regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised. this regime has already used weapons of mass destructio

is literacy michelle obama had nutrition eleanor was not she was holistic, you know, she was not a she was an equal opportunity first lady. she had many constituents and constituencies and causes and and above and beyond that. she also had a voice that was a real voice with a real with real opinions and her column. my day was just an extraordinary in that way as indicated newscom newspaper column that appeared every morning. no first lady had ever done anything like that from 1935 until her death. she connected to people as a neighbor as a concerned citizen as a friend as first lady in a voice. that was so familiar. it would be a voice that you would want to respond to want to do something want to contribute. she had a continuousness in writing and in her voice and in her appearances in the newsreel, you saw so much more of the first lady you heard her. out her presence in ways that that didn't repeat itself for years. in fact. i'll lead why don't you talk about the white house years children just use a quote here from david's book a justice douglas said fdr had few around him, except

obama next week melania trump a former model from slovenia mrs. trump is only the second first lady who was not born in the united states and the first to become a naturalized us citizen. first ladies in their own words is also available as a podcast and you can find itstory posts. and then you have to put them over here young ladies. enjoys. it's really a pleasure to welcome the first lady of the united states here with us. but afternoon, welcome to the white house. i'm very excited that you hear today with me and thank you in advance for sharing your stories and your thoughts about your struggles and trials. i want to help children everywhere to be their best. so with your help. we can achieve positive results. so before we start i would like to ask each of you introduce yourself. and then you could start them maybe share some hobbies or the story that you want to share with me as we see here. we have a two boards on. on my rights i put down some of the towards that we need to live by in everyday life and on the left. we have a board that is emp

may be, maybe just maybe we can convince michelle obama to run. like any of them are gonna fix the damage that these people have done. of course they can't. what needs to change are the policies not the messaging or even the messenger. until there is a fundamental turn away from socialism america's predicament will only worsen. and then one by one all those runaway democrats turning its joe biden will just be run over themselves. and that is the angle. joining me now newt gingrich former speaker of the house in fox news contributor. even if joe biden somehow does declare he's running for reelection is and a sure thing that he will be primary by a younger, liberal was considered a better messenger than he is? >> oh sure i think if you look at this most recent monstrosity proposing 87,000 new internal revenue service agents that's more than we currently have total sum more than double the irs agents. these people don't hear anything. they don't understand joe biden is in trouble, but it think the whole democratic party model is in trouble because th

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obama. next week, melania trump, a former model from slovenia, mrs. trump is only the second first lady who was not born in the united states, and the first to become a naturalized u.s. citizen. first ladies in their own words is also available as a podcast, and you can find it wherever you get your podcasts. >> if you are enjoying american history tv, sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen. to receive the weekly scheduled upcoming programs, like lectures in history, the presidency, and more, sign up for the american history tv newsletter today, and be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or anytime online at c-span.org slash history. c-span is a story posts. and then you have to put them over here young ladies. enjoys. it's really a pleasure to welcome the first lady of good to see you. >> good to see you, too. ladies and gentlemen, it's really a pleasure to welcome the first lady of the united states among us. >> good afternoon. welcome to the white house. i

obama. tonight we celebrate the foundation of this organization. the legacy of jackie kennedy. a first lady who opened the white house to a larger audience than ever before. for 60 years, the white house historical association have helped us understand the rich, beautiful, and complicated history that has brought us here. from native americans who once inhabited the lands of the -- path to enslaved persons who labored to build the white house. to the families who called it home. as a teacher, i have always believed that education is the foundation of our democracy that principle is reflected in the executive mansion and in the tireless work to preserve it you the association help us to remember the past. so we can continue to build a nation that lives up to our own timeless ideals. the pursuit of justice, and equality. the honor of service and the strength of our unity. and as we make our way through this pandemic the association has helped our administration continue to connect with the peo

, obama and then hillary assuming biden steps aside, who becomes the leader here. >> i cannot believe that the democrats want kamala harris. first of all, she was so unlikable when she actually ran for president the first time that i think she voted 3% in our home state of california. she dropped out before the primary there. she has proven she is incapable of doing anything. her one job is being the borders are. talking in the last segment about what a complete and total failure she has been at that. what is the appeal of kamala harris? i am so confused. i have to go to the second in line there. hillary clinton. i've been saying this for a long time. i am all for a hillary comeback. let's do it again. let's get the gang back together [inaudible] >> let's do it again. can i quote you on that? >> what i am saying is who would not want to see hillary clinton take it down. >> how do you feel if you are gavin newsom? you are getting the tank, doing the hair and democrats have hillary clinton and kamala harris above you? >> one of our father in-laws was teasing the crowd at cpac. in the cp

obama and how this could be done. ways in which president obama could be drawn. there is a visceral threat material. it's not a guy in a bar mouthing off about a black president although that happened also. it is a very worrisome time for the obama's. the director at s the time who's been criticized pretty badly for not being more forceful just like the director is begging for additional money but when he doesn't get it, he kind of stops begging and the service is depleted. >> thank you so much for telling us more about that and now we would like to let the audience ask a few questions. we have some microphones up here and we look forward to hearing from you. >> at the end of a rifle is often referred to as the muzzle. [laughter] >> really. you just touched on obama and some of the things that happened to him. as the secret service concerned about a transportation secretary and do they have a responsibility there? >> there's one other guy that i was worried about, but you'll know. >> i i'm not sure with the thret matr

obama corrupt work contained in 18 square-mile area with an intensity density of people that whites never had to endure. the people living on top of people. nowhere else to move. the act of urban renewal which i just mentioned hundreds of thousands of black people were displaced from their homes because blacks often live very strategically right near downtown. in the name of slum clearance their homes get mowed down, where were those people moved? lots were moved into new public housing projects in chicago in particular hi rise dense public housing projects. what happens in you have a policy they decide on it racially discriminate toward basis but white people in public housing with your black people will live here. if you have a policy or one 100% of the people the building have to be black and poor, overnight intense concentrated poverty is constructed. in baltimore at the turn of the century blacks were scattered throughout the city. you could live where you could afford to live. you could try on the clothes, shop or you wanted. but they start this business of racial zoning and s

he's going to have to walk over kamala harris, michelle obama, hillary clinton. maybe he's trying to lay the groundwork, but he's only going the plot and some of the ruling class in the media because he checks a particular boss and that's it. >> laura: a big fund-raiser in the d.c. area and that's his base like bethesda, maryland. i knew poll by the way -- >> he's a figment of the media imagination. >> laura: exactly. today in pennsylvania, knew poll shows that trump would easily beat scranton joe in a 2024 matchup. charlie, it's one poll and five points, being through the ringer with the raid, but is this why the democrats are scrambling? trying to find a replacement for the memory care patient we have is a president? >> yeah, step back and think about it. if donald trump is as bad as we say he is, they should be thrilled by the fact that donald trump will run for president because it will be in him so badly. the truth is they are terrified of him, they want to destroy him because they don't want him to run and they're afraid that he will win. i believe he would

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