les ha dicho barack obama o los periodistas allÍ presentes. el siguiente capÍtulo de esta confrontaciÓn llegaba hoy, como no, de la mano de twitter el presidente electo acusÓ a nbc de imparcialidad por un reportaje que contradice con datos mensaje que gracias a trump las compaÑÍas estadounidenses estÁn regresando al paÍs. cada presidente ha tenido problemas con la prensa, la diferencia con trump que tiene mÁs de 18 millones de seguidores mayor puede provocar mucha cosas. >>> el presidente electo se defiende diciendo que privarÍa no twittear pero que esta es una forma de defenderse de lo que llamÓ la prensa deshonesta, sin embargo casi un 70 % de los estadounidenses desprueba este tipo de comunicaciÓn por parte del presidente electo. a pesar de esto trump dice que va a seguir twitteando y quiere mudar el salÓn de prensas afuera de la casa blanca, el informe para las noticias. >>> esa Última conferencia de presidente barack obama ha dejado otros titulares. >>> Íntimamente estoy convencido de que estados unidos estarÁn bien fueron

otus was being used by barack obama. it is now swept clean. there's a photograph of him looking rather drum. it is not just that one tweet, because this photo was not the original choice. the original photo for his account was this one. it only got changed an hour ago. the reason there is controversy is because this photograph is from barack obama's inauguration . a lot of people drawing attention to it and twitter user "so sad." photo from original the getty images website, which says it is indeed president barack obama's inauguration. if you are wondering what happened to the account of president barack obama, it has @potus44.d to donald trump is up to 5.7 million who joined him today. reaction to the speech itself is interesting. trump fans found it wonderful. in my opinion the speech -- "in my opinion, the speech will go down as one of the best e ever. clearly a dig at liberals. we have the other side of the coin, trump delivered one of the angriest and most nationalistic speech." asked why he is only talking about money, money isn't every

that's not the approach of barack obama. i generally think barack obama will be seen as a good and great president from the perspective of history, not only that he b bush, a country of deep recession where unemployment was growing with people losing the helms at a very quick pace, and today, america is in growth again. we have a very low unemploloymet rate. of course, this is not true for every region in the united states, so i i understand if the , butotest and opposition apart from that, the health care reform, the reform of the financial system. he nominated two female supreme court justices, the first latina. he changed how the country thinks about homosexual love, gays, lesbians, and so on. he had a huge missile contract with russia to delete 1/3 of strategic missiles that i could go on and on. peter: there is a darker side to all this, though. you said at the beginning of the show, or at least i quoted you as saying that trump is obama's legacy. explain. all, if youfirst of say you are delivering change we can believe

barack obama had a honeymoon that lasted his entire presidency. obama care is already on the table peered this should rejuvenate small businesses. it is also welcome relief to the millions of americans who lost private coverage. 7 and a half million were shuffled into medicaid. peered start with the justice department, it abandoned its role as chief law enforcement agency. it includes the epa, irs and energy. it is time to drain the swamp. to comment, go to behindtheheadlines.net. >> autria: we are now counting down the hours until president-elect donald trump is sworn in. the presidential inauguration means hundreds of thousands of potential. many don't care about their patrons politics. >> lincoln restaurant has the gettysburg address on the wall. no politics, they are tipping their hat to the inauguration by tapping a colonial ale. with spruce tips instead of hops . a lot of people aren't very happy. the lincoln restaurant has posted president barack obama and the late justice antonin scalia. >> just enjoy yourself. that's what we want everyone

she will bring us live reports beginning on thursday. >> president barack obama says it is robl for the next president and congress to get a lot done but it will not be easy. he spoke for a "60 minutes "interview. >> to sustain a majority it requires an ability for republicans and democrats to find some common ground. right now the structure is making it hard for people to work together. >> he asked if he changed much on a personal level during the past 8 years. >> what is the difference between this guy and this guy now. how much smarter are you than this guy standing on the street corner? >> well, obviously i am grayer and a few more wrinkles but i will be honest with you, my basic character and outlook have not changed much. and people who are closest to me would tell you the guy that came here is the same guy who is leaving. >> the conversation that aired tonight was president barack obama's final interview as commander in chief. >>> still ahead, ice snapping tree limbs and knocking downpour lines. a winter storm brings freezing rain and a lot of problems to thousands of americans.

. >> en bruselas, muchos agradecieron a barack obama y encendieron velas. en parÍs, francia miles de personas exigieron respeto a los derechos humanos. los alemanes que salieron a las calles, salieron a solidarizarse con los norteamericanos. en grecia, los manifestantes estuvieron frente la embajada de estados unidos. un enorme cartel donde una caricatura de donald trump, recibÍa un puntapiÉ por la retaguardia. miles de mujeresgritaban frases inspiradas y la controversial conversaciÓn que dio trump, con respecto a las mujeres. >> la manifestaciÓn llegó a rincones tan lejanos como la antÁrtida. tambiÉn allÍ, se pudieron ver a unos 30 ecologistas que se auto llamaron pingüinos de mÁs y se reunieron para pedir el respeto a la naturaleza. dicen que estÁn totalmente sorprendidos por las respuestas y las movilizaciones, sobretiros sus expectativas. >> donald trump volviÓ a arremeter contra la prensa. su segundo dÍa como presidente y sitio el cuartel general de la cia. ademÁs, criticÓ los informes sobre la asistencia del pÚblico hacia su toma de p

>> it's interesting they have never been in a position after eight years of barack obama were all of their agenda really was aggressively implemented so now they are the point where they are reverting to what they have always done what does talk about amorphous things like let's say climate change we really can't prove but now whether it's obamacare or jobs or the condition of our lives we are in a position because they keep talking as though we don't understand or realize it but now each day we feel the impact come the negative impact of what they have done and this is new for them. we have been kind of quiet for the last eight years. they have enjoyed that. they haven't learned anything and they can't make the adjustment is they have never really been committed to real ideas and real progress so they can't deal with the details of the issues and that's what's harming their ability to deal now with the counterargument with what we are facing in our lives. charles: is one thing gene of this celebrity videos to keep popping up at least the most recent one some people can recognize. th

barack obama has made an emotional farewell speech. urging americans to become more involved in the countries political elite. i i will take you back through e day and we will take you in depth in that first press conference by donald trump since the election and what it turned into. we will be right back. 777/ >> welcome back. you're watching life from harris on "france 24." u.s. president-elect donald trump takes aim at fake news reporters and companies who built abroad as he gives his first press conference since winning the election. that was in new york. meanwhile in washington, trump's pick for secretary of state tells congress russia could pose a threat to america's global interest. been known tohas have developed a warm relationship with russia during his time as an oil balls. german authorities

the image of those five african-americans that barack obama and michelle and the girl and grandma and filling the role of the first family of the united states as they walk across the south and getting on the helicopter to fly away and as they sit the front row at the state of the union and all of the important moment and seeing that, it is one of the most important legacies of the obama's presidency. it changes what's possible of america and rearranges the furniture inside our head. visual images are powerful, that's going to be with us for -- >> with that, thanks to both chris', the one in new york and the one in chicago. >> coming up after our next break, the busy news day of the best of today's action on capitol hill including testimony from trump's pick for attorney generals as "the 11th hour" continues. >>> my question is very simple is grabbing a woman by her genitel, is that sexual harassment? >> yes. >> he's the first trump nominee to start this vetting process on capitol hill and the work of the senate judiciary. joining me here is our eugene and charlie syke is here with us

. >>> barack obama is the first president since hubert who never had a year of economic growth is 3% or more. after the last great per session -- the economy grew 4.5% in a year. think of where we'll be and think of where all the blue collar workers would be. >> let's talk about the next four years. donald trump did something that i really liked. >> i do watch the show, you know, i point out his greatness occasionally here. >> lets talk about infrastructure and the airports and the shabbiness and laguardia airport and the railroad system we have in this country compares to the railroad systems and airports all over the world and south africa and all over the world, it is all better than ours >> republicans are trusting to spend but they don't want to do it for fiscal reasons. we are not going to waste your money but we'll spend some money to get capitol investment. do you think paul ryan will go along with that with trump doing some spending or not? >> i do. >> first of all, we have to understand that there are a lot of hugely important infrastructure projects that can be privately f

>> barack obama had to take the office twice in 2009. that's because chief justice misspoke and one word was out of sequence. > that i will execute the office of president to the united states faithfully. >> that i will execute the -- took the oath again the following day just to be safe. palka in washington. >> when we return, he mobilized nation to look beyond race and class. will reverend dr. soledad: on monday, the nation celebrates the birthday of dr. jr., one of king the most influential and iconic leaders of the civil rights movement. his famous "i have a dream" speech which was actually called never again" will be recited by school children cross america as they mark the holiday. as important as those words are, especially when they're coupled with images of the crowds istening to dr. king at the lincoln memorial, i am drawn to a speech he gave in february of 1961 at new york university. he called for full integration, rights and nonviolent social to achieve change. dr. king also reflected on the role of the individual in creatin

. >> the outgoing president barack obama, that is something we never would have heard. >>'s initial speech, if you recall, when he accepted the victory on campaign night was magnanimous. he goes down that route and is doing that. >> very much more optimistic than he was before, talking about the future a little more, less about what barack obama had done. this was not the time to do that at this point, not the kind of speech where you criticize your predecessor or hillary clinton but at a speech he gave during the republican convention people were talking about this speech saying it didn't fit the national optimism you hear all the time in presidential speeches or presidential candidates, he was talking about all things that are going bad, that are wrong about america but today was very different. he was still talking about the same issues in a much more optimistic way. he had the same slogan is ronald reagan on the campaign trail, make america great again but emphasizing the idea that america was bad, everything was bad with this country, the economy, foreign policy an

barack obama has made an emotional farewell speech. urging americans to become more involved in the countries political elite. i will take you back through the day and we will take you in depth in that first press conference by donald trump since the election and what it turned into. we will be right back. >>> seoul. capital of south korea. one community in the center of this city is drawing widespread attention. seongmisan maeul is mad

we need a president like barack obama who abides by 100% of the rules. and we need a house majority that's willing to uphold the constitutional obligations 100% of the time. moving forward in this congress the pow to check donald trump is in republican hands and depends on republican votes. but they have been too scared, too cowed and too unwilling to do what these tough times demand. if we the members of the great body won't stand up for the norm that was sustained this republic for 230 years, then who will? general mattis is a patriot but now it's time for all of us in this chamber to reiterate a basic truth in a democracy, rules matter. shouldn't be discarded at the first sign of difficulty. they shouldn't be undercutty with bavers -- by waivers. importants predens must be upheld in good times and bad. this is america, not a banana republic where the leader gets to rewrite the rule book. our principles are enduring, our values are timeless. for more than two century, our commitment to the rule of law has been unshakeable. that's why we should reject t

back in 2009, barack obama through the democrats proposed an 800 billion-dollar stimulus plan, he said it would take over the past couple of years it would take unemployment down, certain levels. targets were never reached. >> unemployment levels did come down dramatically. >> i don't think you can correlate the two. we had zero percent interest rates. >> one of the two things did happen. neil: he's pointing about what you're not pointing out and you're pointing what he's not pointing out. [laughter] charles: this week president trump talked about the environmental studies, the regulations, things that -- no, no, to take -- >> that's not infrastructure. >> charles: to make it effective let's cut out the two-year environmental study that cost $10 million. ken cep let's go past -- neil: all right, we are going come back and make a larger point here. i'm promising you, remember ronnie and maggie, i want you to get ready for the sequel, donald and theresa this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually the

we know that part of why they ofted barack obama -- part why barack obama decided to run, y his wifef wha supported him, they wanted america to see an intact black family to counter all of the negative stereotypes. i think that also put them under a tremendous amount of personal pressure. being a role model under that kind of glare when everybody is waiting for you to do something wrong, it's really hard. part of what my book is about is how they coped with that in private. even the obama's are really the history of presidential children for not having the misstep on the stage. those kids have been in the spotlight for a really long time , and the fact that we haven't seen an embarrassing moment or slipup from them -- for anyone that has kids, kids behave in unpredictable ways, and the --the obama girls have really done that. steve: thank you very much for being with us. we appreciate it. ms. kantor: thank you for having me at. coming up, the book is called "the great equalizer." we are going to talk about what we can expect from the start of the trump presidency c. first, we sit down

these are very difficult circumstances for democrats, and for barack obama as well. he will try to end this on as positive a note as possible. his last trip to chicago, his trip on, and his last air force one. it is the last time he will be in one room together with so many of his supporters as president. host: hundreds of thousands of people have been paying their respects to iran's former president, who died on sunday. his coffin passed through the streets today. he will be laid to rest beside the leader of the 1979 islamic revolution. alexander hirst has the story. reporter: tens of thousands gathered at the university of to honor the former president. on monday, iran's current president paid tribute to his current mentor. a religious moderate, he won support with his help. former president. >> his bravery and bright thinking showed young people the right path. fortill had several wishes the honor of this country, the glory of the system, and revolution. we are all hopeful we can continue in his path. reporter: nicknamed the shake of moderation, his death that she

barack obama. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 44th president of the united states, barack obama. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] neil: all right. barack obama addressing many in this crowd, by the way, we're told are some of the same ones who were with him about eight years ago, some ten years ago when he first announced he was interested in running for the presidency of the united states. of course, his wife and daughters are there, the vice president, joe biden, his wife there. they chose this venue because he wanted to get outside of washington and make a statement about the small town guy who made it big even though chicago's hardly a small town. in the case of barack obama, it launched a career that changed american history. many critics will say they don't like the kind of changes, but he was a consequential figure and will go down as such. we'll watch barack obama. [cheers and applause] >> it's good to be home! [cheers and applause] thank you, everybody. [cheers and applause] thank you! thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you! thank you so much. than

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and the other piece of this, chuck, is that barack obama should step up as well and call it what it is. it's wrong what is happening. it's wrong how some of these democrats are treating president-elect trump. we have a great relationship with the white house. i talk to dennis mcdonogh every day. we had a great meeting with the cabinet members and the sitting white house cabinet members on friday. the transfer of power within the white house is going great, but to do this to president-elect trump five days before he puts his hand on the bible is just wrong and the democrats are fund raising on this comment from congressman lewis right now. so they're making money on it. >> let me ask you this, because one of the things that congressman lewis says he will never forget and possibly never forgive that vladimir putin is a stronger leader than president obama and there are people that will respond to your comments right now and say donald trump spent five years questioning the legitimacy of barack obama's constitutional viability to be president of the united states with the birther controve

a discussion of campaign promises made by then candidate barack obama with angie holan of polar the fact here at she is their editor. -- of politifact. guest: we publish fact checker reports about whether politics is true or not, and we also do campaign promise tracking. for the past eight years, we have been tracking roughly 500 of president barack obama's campaign promises from 2008 and 2012. host: you say 257 promises fall ofo the kept category, areas copper mise, 147, and promises broke, 129 promises. guest: it is interesting. progressde complete are some progress on about three quarters. so we saw a lot of things done that he said he would get done, and about one-quarter were broken. some of the broken promises would be to close guantÁnamo. he said he would do it but do not move quickly enough when he had a democratic congress. when the republicans took control, they put up a roadblock. we rate of the promises based on outcomes, so if he does not get it done, it is a promise broken. another promise broken was end the war in afghanistan by 2014, a 2012 promise. the conflict in afgha

barack obama tuvo su Última conferencia de prensa. en esa conferencia nuestra corresponsal pudo preguntar al presidente sobre los dreamers y su cambio de polÍtica respecto a los cubanos que vienen sin documentos y asÍ contestÓ el presidente. reportera: un salÓn repleto de periodistas en la Última rueda de prensa como presidente. obama prometiÓ abogar por los dreamers. le preguntamos si le preocupaba el futuro de los inmigrantes jÓvenes protegidos por daca. obama nos dijo que le inquieta que se violen los derechos bÁsicos de los inmigrantes. entre ellos los jÓvenes amparados por su acciÓn ejecutiva. prometiÓ que como ciudadano alzarÁ su voz por estos jÓvenes. aunque descartÓ la posibilidad de volver a la arena polÍtica para luchar por ellos. partida de la casa blanca en sÓlo horas. y que considero necesario actuar en el tema de cuba antes de marcharse. [audio en inglÉs] " el tratar a los inmigrantes cubanos de manera diferente no tiene sentido alguno" dijo. al eliminar la polÍtica de pies secos, pies mojados, que brin

imagine what people would be willing to pay barack obama. he is sort of the top of the haep right now for public speaking. >> this former president has a hefty to-do list. >> my fellow americans, it has been the honor of my life to serve you. i won't stop. >> randy kay, cnn, washington. >> much more ahead on this special saturday edition of 360. huge turnouts of women's marches across the country to protest the new agent and his agenda. more on that ahead. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some p

barack obama leaves this white house scandal free. even more importantly, there are a ton of people who are going to recognize tomorrow when barack obama leaves in his marine one, i believe called executive one, leaves with a 60% approval rating. donald trump tomorrow has the lowest approval rating of any president-elect in modern history. his task is to begin to unite the country, something he hasn't been able to do throughout the campaign, but we can't deny that he comes in here with the backing of very few people in this country. >> so let me ask you, jodie, because this is a poignant moment. if you've been on the streets or walked in front of the white house the past few days as most of us have, you see tourists coming in. so many people are here watching this. for the obamas, you see michelle obama's video she put out. how emotional is this for them? this last night? >> well, so, president obama has a really unusual writing assignment. he is going to write a letter to put in the oval office for donald trump to find. think about w

you can't get away from the criticism of barack obama, which has been he has beena barack obama, which has been he has been a president with so many promises that hasn't necessarily brought many to the front, and one of the big things, the massive things, one was gun control, which he hasn't been able to do, and secondly, they probably tie into each other, the fact he wanted to change how washington worked, he wanted to change the red tape and how easy it was to push these skills through. and of course he has found, like so many others before him, that once you get into power it is so much more difficult to get things done than it looks from the outset. and we wonder whether that will be different this time around because the republicans have the majority in both houses? donald trump has used the phrase on the drained swamp, and it remains to be seen. there is so much self interest. every democratic government that has a civil service thatis government that has a civil service that is always there despite whichever party is in power, they are the ones running the day—to—day busines

. >> one thing i noticed covering the white house during the obama presidency is how much barack obama tried to get away from this issue. he tried to avoid dealing with this issue. he was brought to deal with the issue from time to time, how did that affect the way you think the public perceive his presidency and perceived his ability to move legislation in washington when he was somebody who did not want to always have this front and center? >> guest: i think the way he dealt with race changed dramatically throughout his presidency. in the first three years he was afraid of the question. when he was asked about skip gates he gave an answer about a distinguished harvard professor outside his own home, and outrageous case maybe not the most violent case of police abuse but an outrageous case and he gave an opinion about a professor who is his friend and this became a huge controversy in the problem he had of his own by bringing both parties to this high-profile way. so this was a cleanup operation and he tried to stay away from it. over his presidency he learned how to wade into the iss

of the idea that barack obama was not born in the united states. do you see that kind of shock reaction in a way that becomes normalized or tries to match donald trump in the power and success that he had with his tactics? >> it would probably come from the democrats and one of the challenges there is the democratic party is very complex and it is a party of, it is truly a big tent party so it is really unclear exactly how that will happen. right now because the democratic party also seems to be doing a little bit of introspection and, you know, we are still sort of adjudicating what happened in november of 2016 and not in necessarily looking forward to what will happen i think we will see that and some might possibly not just come from the democrats but republicans, donald trump made a lot of promises that will be very difficult to deliver happened the people that he pumped up at all of these rallies during his campaign and now he is just completing his victory tour, people have great expectations and, you know, when you ask people to pick up thei

but what has barack obama done for eight years. just months after russia have invaded georgia he have them push it. in the middle of his reelection campaign in 2012 he told the russian president he would have more flexibility after the election. when mitt romney characterized russia as our her number one adversary barack obama mocked &4ms8w:j9d wanted their foreign policy back. they have finally realized the threat that they pose to the united states and our interest. shannon: russian president has responded here is a bit what he have to say as perceived from international practice they had reasons to respond in kind although we have the right to retaliate well not response to that. what will plan our further steps . he went on to invite all diplomatic children who are in russia to the new year's and christmas parties at the kremlin. what is his response say to you? >> i would recommend that they not take their ipads to the kremlin. what they need is a sense of new boundaries. he's have a free reign over the last eight years he nee

. >> in addition to writing a book, president barack obama says he'll raise money for his presidential library. he also says he'll try to avoid commenting on politics on a daily basis. >>> when president-elect donald trump takes office on friday he'll do so with historically low voter approval. the cbs news poll shows mr. trump with the lowest approval rating of any incoming president in the poll's 36 year history. president-elect dismissed the news taking to twitter to say the same people who did the phony election polls that were so wrong are now doing approval rating polls. they are rigged just like before. >>> today mr. trump tweeted out a picture with a caption, writing my inaugural address. looking forward to friday, he trump will attend two dinners in washington. one of them honoring mike pence. the other honoring his cabinet nominees. >>> president-elect trump is personally inviting people to attend the inaugural festivities in washington. he appears in an ad posted on facebook and twitter encouraging people to attend tomorrow night's inaugural welcome concert and friday's swea

now hopefully, he does not finish second to barack obama because i do not think barack obama made too many promises other than some of these health care plan where he said you can keep the doctor and that type of thing. going against the grassroots and going against the american people, i do not think barack obama tried to hurt us -- well i guess he did on some of heardepa regulations, he the ones on there. but he did not lie about. you know, he did not say am not going to do that then turn around and do it. on president-elect trump to not touch medicare, medicaid, social security. i hope donald trump does exactly what he said he would do and the republicans who are finally in charge now, i think it does time we should americans and showed the world that we are ready to govern and we're going to do what is right for the american people, the middle class, and god bless america. host: please stay on the line for a minute. we sat down with kellyanne conway in new york and we will be airing the full interview later this week, and after the length and tone about the president-elect speech,

barack obama said he has become a fictional character. here is a quote from his interview, i believe with "rolling stone" in 2008. he says i was never subjected to the villification of fox news and the media ecosystem. he blames that on bringing down his approval ratings. >> he won'tlet it go. bottom line, he should have come on fox news and reached across the aisle more. he passed through without any republican help. he didn't want it, he never got it. howie: he seems to leave out other parts of the equation. >> the mainstream media has backed president obama and will have been outspoke others who have definitely been on the attack. there is no question about that. he's right. there have been talk shows and conservatives who have gone after him. but he's the president. you can expect he's also a super liberal president. when you have a president acting in a liberal way you will have the press going after him. >> the obama administration often leaked everything they needed to the "new york times." so it's no surprise the "new york times"

but no one has done with barack obama plans to do tonight. chicago, mccormick place, thousands crammed in to say good-bye to their hero. they greeted him in 2008 to hear him say i want to be president of the united states. now it is barack obama's chance to say good-bye and to put a final signature on his 8 years in office. we are told he's going to focus more on the future than dwell on the past. but he won't pass up an opportunity to say how far he we have come as a country. jeff flock in mccormick place on what we can expect from this estimated 30-minute address. >> erupting in applause as the bidens enter. this place is packed. if you said 20,000, everything from the journalists that covere >> reporter: the cabinet secretaries, elected officials. this place is just packed to the rafters with people who would suggest that these past eight years have been an unqualified success. a reduction in unemployment, fewer troops on foreign soil engaged in conflict, a higher graduation rate among high schoolers. they see this as a great success, and

different from barack obama but you're right, barack obama was very affair and his wife very aware, first african-american couple in the white house and they had to be almost perfect. i think that trump operates with a little more entitlement frankly. >> that's my point asking about history. you have to be aware of history as president and i think the obamas were very aware how history would judge them and how it would look. >> and conscious of how they presented themselves as african-american family. look at christmas photos look like norman rockwell painting but fact it's african-american family sends out message, positive message to the entire world. they cultivated that. >> every president, early days define you. then the early days and last days but you have to be careful about the early days. >> i think you're right. >> sets the tone. >> so if you stumble out of the gate and can't get a victory up there, that sets you behind. and frankly that's why donald trump coming in actually has extra burden now because he's not coming in with wind at his back and honeymoon but coming in with a

there is no question barack obama wanted to withdraw from iraq. if you read the stories from the new yorker and elsewhere on the record, it is clear he wanted to withdraw all troops from iraq. he had no interest in getting a status of forces agreement. the prime minister at that time new it. barack obama ran on a commitment to get us out of iraq. he did. the cost for having done that was extraordinary. he inherited a country that was relatively speaking in good shape. don't take my word for it. take the word of joe biden and barack obama who talking about how peaceful -- talked about how peaceful iraq was in 2010. when we withdrew those troops, iraq descended into chaos. eventually isis came in and took over parts of syria and iraq and established what was essentially a caliphate state that did not have to happen. i feel like it was ideology that drove president obama to do what he did. i do think he was driven largely by ideology. he fancied himself as trains olitical who transp came through with reasonable judgment. i don't think the record alig

obama. [ laughter ] >> and you got to know each other. you went to communities that maybe you have never thought about visiting. and met people that on the surface seemed completely different than you. didn't look like you or talk like you or watch the same tv programs as you. and yet once you started talking to 'em, it turned out that you had something in common. and it grew and it built and people took notice. and throughout it was infused with a sense of hope. and as i said in 2004 it wasn't blind optimism that drove you to do all this work, it wasn't fivety or willful ignorance to all the challenges that america faces. it's hope in the face of difficulty and uncertainty. you proved the power of hope. and throughout this process, michelle and i, we just been your front men. and women. we have been face sometimes the voice out front on the tv screen or in front of the microphone but this has never been about us. it halls been about you. and -- it has always been about you. and all the amazing things that happened over these last 10 year

he painted a hellish picture of america, different from the one barack obama said he was leaving behind. pres. trump: for too many of our citizens, a different reality exists. mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities. factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape of our nation. withucation system flushed cash, but which leaves are young and beautiful students deprived of all knowledge. and the crime, and the gangs, and the drugs that have stolen too many lives and rubbed our country -- robbed our country of so much unrealized potential. this american carnage stops right here, and stops right now. jon: and then a message to the rest of the world. don't look to us to bail you out. we've got different priorities now. pres. trump: we assembled here today are issuing a new decree to be heard in every city, in inry foreign capital, and every hollow power. from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. economic nationalism would be the order of the day. pres. trump: we will follo

barack obama. in that vote, the affordable care act won and the republicans talk about repealing obamacare and the president-elect talked about defeating obamacare. the majority of americans by almost 3 million more votes than who voted for trump voted for the candidate who said she was going to keep and improve the affordable care act. from that standpoint, i think democrats can be confident we are representing the majority view as expressed in the 2012 election for president and the 2016 election for president. that does not mean i'm questioning trump's election, just as al gore experienced, the electoral college controls who is elected president. but the american people by a significant majority voted for the candidate who is going to continue the affordable care act. host: two minutes left. reporter: i would follow up by asking if you reject the idea that republicans have a mandate to repeal the affordable care act? rep. hoyer: absolutely. they don't have any mandate to just repeal it as paul r

es donde saldrÁ barack obama y michelle obama. despuÉs de la juramentaciÓn de donald trump se irÁn en helicÓptero del capitolio. y la parte oeste donde se lleva a cabo la juramentaciÓn se lleva a cabo en esa zona desde ronald reagan. a la base andrews van a tomarse vacaciones en palm spring en california. unas vacaciones de verdad. >>> llevan a donald trump y su familia de la iglesia de san juan, que estÁ justo detras del parque lafayette, hacia la casa blanca, donde tendrÁn estos momentos de tÉ y cafe. >>> intimidad. >>> y el presidente electo que va a cambiar todo en horas, aqÍi en washington dc y mÁs o menos 2 horas y media. va a cambiar y donald trump se convertirÁ en presidente de estados unidos. >>> aquÍ el gran reto es la seguridad, cada ceremonia inaugural tiene sus retos, su personalidad por decirlo asÍ en el 2005 george w bush tenÍa el reto que habÍan pasado los ataques del 911. y en el 2011 barack obama enfrentaba amenazas de odio racial. y sabemos que donald trump estÁ enfrentando el reto de muchas amen

bush's family moved out and barack obama moved in. >> it is intense to execute both of the moves. most of the time you don't find the new family coming in within five hours. >> reporter: moving trucks were both families occupy the sweeping driveway. >> you have one truck on the south lawn facing south and the other truck on the south lawn facing north ready to move in. the house still belongs to the sitting president until they step into that limo. >> reporter: as soon as the limo pulls away, the move begins. the white house is a three story 132 room mansion. while the ground floor is open to the public, the first family occupies the second and third floors. with 16 bedrooms. 35 bathrooms. family rooms, and a private kitchen. it's about 20,000 square feet of living space which means the trumps will be downsizing from their 30,000 square foot penthouse in new york city. with all the precision and the preparations, ultimately he says moving day can be emotional. greeting barack obama held special significance for him. >> being the first african american chief usher, here i am having