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this past week yes. so obviously you've made your views now and about how you disagree with the verdict and the trump criminal trial. but you're you know, politics is it a good idea separating out your view of the verdict is it a good idea for the republican party to nominate a convicted felon lesson? is it a good idea that that donald trump is the nominee? the answer is 100% yes. well, donald trump win this presidency. the answer is yes and its interests. i was watching the earlier part of your michelle and i get it. the verdict has just come in and the question is, should an even have gone to trial the majority of americans understand that if donald trump did not run for president, this never woven gun for trial, the de a before decided not to do this. the department of justice decided not to do this the fec said there was no problem hello, you have a statue of limitations, you have a judge that wasn't selected at random, was actually selected. you've tried it in the second most
interesting. barack obama was sort of rootless when he came to chicago. he was looking for roots and he found it in the robinson family and mrs. robinson, as you pointed out? a his mother died quite young. your father was not really a part of his life and michelle's family became his family and mrs. robinson was mother to him as well. and their relationship was very, very close. she meant a lot to him and i know he to her she was the center she was quiet. she didn't impose herself, but somehow she was as michelle said, the rock that everybody looked look to our thoughts are with the family tonight. david ox, right. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> just a head more breaking news. president biden, today detailing a new ceasefire proposal between israel and hamas that might end the fighting and free the hostages
maybe even for personal mama who lost his mom i know long before obviously he won the white house yeah. >> well, i think that relationship was really interesting. barack obama was sort of rootless when he came to chicago. he was looking for roots and he found it in the robinson family and mrs. robinson, as you point out? his mother died quite young. his father was not really a part of his life and michelle's family became his family and mrs. robinson was mother to him as well. and their relationship was very, very close she meant a lot to him and i know he to her she was the center. she was quiet. she didn't impose herself, but somehow she was, as michelle said, the rock that everybody looked, look to, our thoughts are with the family tonight. david rohde. thank you so much.
by phone is david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama, is now a cnn senior political commentator. david, i mean how are you remembering mrs. robinson tonight? i mean, i think she made an impression on so many americans during her toe goodness and everybody who was, who worked for him in the white house and i worked with him was his friend before that the word that michelle used is such an important word grounded. i've never met someone who is more centered, grounded unflappable she didn't didn't say much when she was in around the political people and so on. but there was the sense of sort of wisdom about her. she raised these magnificent kids on a south sayyed of chicago, went on to princeton and harvard law
clinking their high ball glasses as she's catching him up with the stories about this wild cuticle ride marion robinson was 86 joining me now by phone is david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama, is now a cnn senior political commentator david, i mean how are you remembering mrs. robinson tonight? >> i mean, i think she made an impression on so many americans during her toe goodness and everybody who was, who worked for him in the white house and i worked with him was his friend before that the word that michelle used is such an important word grounded. >> i've never met someone who is more centered, grounded unflappable she didn't didn't say much when she was in around the political people and so on. but there was the sense of sort
me now by phone is david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama, is now a cnn senior political commentator david, i mean how are you remembering mrs. robinson tonight? >> i mean, i think she made an impression on so many americans during goodness hey everybody who was, who worked for him in the white house. and i worked with him. was his friend before that the word that michelle used is such an important word grounded. >> i've never met someone who is more centered, grounded flap able she didn't didn't say much when she was in around the political people and so on. but there was the sense of sort of wisdom about her. she raised these magnificent kids on the south side the chicago went on to princeton and harvard law
could not have done what they did without her. and you look at i can malia, their daughters, and what magnificent young women they are. that's a lot of mrs. robinson. and just loving care that she devoted to them in the same kind of guidance that she poured into michelle and craig just a cheap she's just a magnificent person and had a wonderful life and she, she will be missed and somebody's raising kids who don't have a grandma because she she got a couple of years ago before they were born. i was thinking about just what an extraordinary thing i would've sundry blessing for the obamas to have mrs. robinson there when they were on the road or couldn't make it to dinner or whatever it was to have that maternal role for the kids and
lot of mrs. robinson. and that just loving care that she devoted to them in the same kind of guidance that she poured into michelle and craig just a sheet. she's just a magnificent person and had a wonderful life and she she will be missed as somebody who's raising kids who who's don't have a grandma because she she got a couple of years ago before they were born. i was thinking of vowed, i'm just wasn't extraordinary thing what in front of your blessing for the obamas to have mrs. robinson there when they were on the road or couldn't make it to dinner or whatever it was to have that maternal role for the kids and maybe even for personal mama who lost his mom. i know long before obviously he won the white house yeah. >> well, i think that relationship was really
lot of mrs. robinson. and just loving care that she devoted to them in the same kind of guidance than it she poured into michelle and craig just a sheet. she's just a magnificent person and had a wonderful life and she she will be missed as somebody is raising kids who don't have a grandma because she she got a couple of years ago before they were born. i was thinking think about just what an extraordinary thing what in front are a blessing for the obamas to have mrs. robinson there when they were on the road or couldn't make it to dinner or whatever it was to have that maternal role for the kids and maybe even for rama who lost his mom i know long before obviously he won the white house yeah. >> well, i think that relationship was really
interesting. barack obama was sort of rootless when he came to chicago. he was looking for roots and he found it in the robinson family and mrs. ross as you pointed out, a his mother died quite young. his father, as was not really a part of his life and michelle's family became his family and mrs. robinson was mother to him as well. and their relationship was very, very close she meant a lot to him and i know he to her she was the center. she was quiet. she didn't impose herself, but somehow she was as michelle said, the rock that everybody looked look to, our thoughts are with the family tonight, david rohde. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> just ahead. more breaking news, president biden, today detailing new ceasefire proposal between israel and hamas might end the fighting and free the hostages and hamas suggest responded details in