fake news sits in the oval office and we know that. he s doing two things. he is trying to promote a narrative that is false about the insecurity preying on the insecurity of americans. after san bernardino, congress received a classified brief and one of the unclassified facts was that of the last 75 to 80,000 refugees who came to the united states, only 125b9 were later determined to be a security threat. that s a lower crime rate than anywhere else in the united states. but it s not only trying to create a false narrative, it s also delegitimizing the press. past presidents, politicians engage in policy fights. trump s doing something we ve never seen in u.s. 4is history,s demanding loyalty by delegitimizing fake news, so-called judges saying i alow can fix this. yesterday at centcom saying if you didn t endorse me i won t listen to you. he s trying to create a loyal the toy the president of the
what that means when you re the president of the united states is make sure you are betting people who are coming in from a potentially terrorist countries or known terrorist countries to make sure that we know who these people are and they re not going to commit against us. w our immigration system is so fundamentally broken that week let a woman come into the country illegally who committed mass murder in san bernardino. we need to do better, this president has pledged to do that. i think it s amazing, we have just a terrible terrorist attack in san bernardino and you know what president called that, he put the flags at half mast in the order that came from the white house, he called itt workplace violence. i think the american people are going to be with donald trump on this immigration policy and they re going to be with him on the broader question of protecting the homeland. i think it s very important, i thought your previous segment had is exactly right. he s got to get the te
transition. while i disagree with obama on a lot, i have to commend him because he s done this transition very well. should he have weighed in on the boycott in some way? he said he knew what he was going to be doing. he s going to the inauguration. it s not for him the biggest statement he could make. going to weigh in with the members of congress and a fight between congress and the incoming president and all that. he s trying to ease out in the most positive way he can. he laid out three, four, five things he feels strongly about. look, it s not like he said oh my god the country is going to hell in a basket. he said i think we re going to be okay. he s being himself. one point, on the things he laid out, i think he laid them out not just in service of saying these are things on which i will comment if i feel i need to, it was also by way of telling people i am not going to be involved in the day to day, i am not going to get involved in policy fights. i don t think th
him and i was told by one of his senior advisors that in fact, this was an idea that was hatched awhile back by the president himself who wanted to do something to honor joe biden and he thought this would be appropria appropriate. john, you know, the relationship between a president and vice president, it s usually born of political, talk about the relationship between these two men and how it compares to what we have seen in past relationships. the biggest difference, anderson, over time most of the vice presidential relationships get worse or there are three or four big breaking points near the end. al gore was very frustrated at the end with bill clinton. they had policy fights, policy differences during the clinton presidency and al gore had differences because of the prominent role. at the end it was because of monica lewinsky. bill clinton wasn t welcome on the campaign trail. incredibly tight and important sor soured and not only frustration but the president publicly
another ordinary farewell event. his staff kept it a secret from him. and i was told by one of his senior advisers that in fact this was an idea that was hatched a while back by the president himself who wanted to do something to honor joe biden and he thought this would be appropriate. john, you know, the relationship between a president and vice president, it s usually born of political expediency. talk about the relationship between these two men and how it compares to what we have seen in past relationships. i think the biggest difference, anderson, from what we ve seen in the past is that over time most of these vice presidential-presidential relationships get worse or there are three or four big breaking points near the end. al gore was very frustrated at the end with bill clinton. they had some policy fights, policy differences during the clinton presidency. al gore had some differences with hillary clinton because of her prominent role. at the end it was because of monica l