between the clintons and the trumps now. michelle obama with oprah in an exit interview talking about some of the things that happened to her. it was a wide ranging interview. this is one moment that struck me. it is important for the health of this nation that we support the commander in chief. wasn t done when my husband took office, but we are going high. when you say it wasn t done for your husband for his presidency, what do you mean by that? there were people who didn t support his presidency. there were people in congress. there were leade in congress who didn t support his presidency which was not something that was good for the country. it was good for politics. kristen, clearly she s not talking about the bushes who were incredibly gracious, she said. she s talking about republican leaders in congress who decided not to cooperate with barack obama. you can still it is still
don t let government devalue and delegitimize journ liz m. thanks for being here this morning. thanks for tuning in. we ll see you on line seven days a week. and we will be right back here next week. pointing to putin. president obama threatens to retaliate against russia for interfering in the u.s. election. whatever they do to us, we could potentially do to them. senator john mccain will be here live. and fall out. hillary clinton blames the fbi for her loss. now the attorney general weighs in. it was painful for me. what loretta lynch wishes she could take back. our exclusive exit interview
he asked me to do his exit interview. he began flushing out what would come next. i ll meet with teachers. i ll meet with consultants. i ll immediate with media distributors and farmers and crime fighters. we ll collaborate over the next few months to figure out a way to come back into the public space with something that is meaningful in helping people not just learn about these things but actually see it and experience how to better apply these things in their lives. after about four years out of the spotlight, ratigan is here today. he founded a company which buil builds solar power and wi-fi whenever they re deployed. they said they are a crucial tool for sustainable plans to cut poverty and create jobs. here is a headline. host left tv battles behind to
of the day he got it done and my guess is the trump question you were asking, it s probably more than anything else about obama care. keeping at least parts of it? keeping fareed is with me live from new york. fareed a fascinating interview you did with president obama almost an exit interview where you focused on his legacy. when you asked him about syria, how does he see this crisis as part of his legacy? it s interesting. for him syria is in a sense the most troubling, the most complicated, the most, i think he used the word heartbreaking with me when describing it, part of his legacy, because there isn t an answer as far as he s concerned. he hasn t found an answer. he hasn t found a way to use american force that could save these people in some kind of a sustainable way, and what when he talked to me about it, he wondered whether part of the problem was the history that the united states had been involved in iraq, that it the
my work on civil rights and civil liberties, and the lgbt community. like i said, everyone s entitled to be treated with dignity, and that s what i ve tried to do my whole career. our thanks to vice president biden for that exit interview. now that this unprecedented election has been decided, see how we got this to historic moment in unprecedented: the election that changed everything. pick up your copy today. coming up, donald trump calls his favorite for secretary of state a world class player, but some republicans in the senate are asking about exxon ceo rex tillerson s ties to putin. will his nomination be blocked? that s next.