then, then, you keep the mexicans out with a doorman. potato chips, is that what it was? it was oreos. i like the touch. very comfortable. so his switch from being a political character to now his role right now, pretty seamless? it did. a lot of people are saying he did find his stride more in the jeb interview than in the george clooney. i think he s finding his way. there s a lot of pressure for late night hosts to have things that go viral. so he did the comedy bits with george clooney. they were very rehearsed. what i love about him, his spontaneity. i d like to see more of that in the future. what grade do you give him? a-minus. how about you? i give him a b plus. i m tougher than you are. nicki novak. no oreos for you. thanks so much. still ahead, more of lester s hot, exclusive interview with two survivors of the charleston
b-minus. but a lot of that is not his fault. but if we look at how he s dealt with what he had to deal with i think it s an a-minus. there s things he could have done more. housing, mortgage relief. there were places he didn t push when he should have but in the end, look, this is the most consequential administration since ronald reagan. i don t like the consequences of ronald reagan but america emerges with something close to universal health care, a useful financial reform and important changes in energy and environmental policy. not many presidents leave that behind. america after even after bill clinton had not really been changed at all and this is so in that sense even though clinton the a great political talent and obama is not, in tend obama leaves behind a country has been importantly changed and i d say for the bester. and, of course, his critics
because there were had to deal with, you know, scorched earth opposition all the way. so i think if you look at the overall result, it s probably a b or a b minus but a lot is not his fault. if we look at how he s dealt with what he had to deal with i think it s an a minus. there are things he could have done more, housing, mortgage relief. that are important. there are places where he didn t push when he should have. but in the end, look, this is the most consequential administration since ronald reagan. i don t like the consequences of reagan but america emerges from the obama years at different country emerges with something close to universal health care. emerges with a reasonably useful financial reform and emerges with some important changes in energy and environmental policy. not many presidents leave that behind. america after america after bill clinton had not really been changed at all and this is so
the administration made, you know, with president obama. would never say that on here. the book is due out in june. also learned yesterday a couple of months after the book comes out, right after the book tour, hillary clinton gets this gift. marc and i are very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year. and i certainly feel all the better, whether it s a girl or a boy, that she or he will grow up in a world full of so many strong, young female leaders. congratulations and best wishes, first and foremost, to chelsea clinton and her husband marc. does this matter at all to hillary clinton s calculation of run for president? she will be a grandmother. is that a plus, a minus, a neutral? i have no idea. i think it s insane to speculate on like what this means for a clinton campaign. obviously her personal life is a big part of her calculation about whether she chooses to run for president. i have no idea which way this trips the scales. i think it s kind of sil
we know they are not traffic accidents or citations but we don t have the specific breakdown. and we have to see what the rules and how many people they are allowed to deport and they have to prioritize. this is look liking at the report card saying you have all of these a s and what up with this a minus. the deporter in chief is putting so many people outside the country. the curious piece of data to me is the number of deportation has fallen and down 28% in 2013 since 2010. and i wonder, lars, does that line up with a different philosophy of the administration in terms of letting people stay?