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The first black american president that how and when he discussed race, was something he and his advisers had to think carefully about. in his book, he writes that early on in his presidential campaign, his advisers warned him about being boxed in as, quote, the black candidate. looking back, as president, did you tell the story of race in america enough, do you think? >> yeah. well, look. i tried. i think i told a lot of stories. you -- you take a look at the speeches i gave in selma. and the speech i gave during the campaign about reverend wright and -- and that whole episode. and, you know,...

Bacarri, let's start with you. anderson and the former president barack obama, they spoke about race in this country. take a look and we'll talk about it. >> looking back as president, did you tell the story of race in america enough, do you think? >> well, look, i tried. i think i told a lot of stories. you take look at the speeches i gave in selma. the speech i gave during the campaign about reverend wright and that whole episode. each and every time, i tried to describe why it is that we are still not fully reconciled with our history. the fact is it is a hard thing to hear. it is hard for ...

Rush Highlights the Genius of Milton Friedman Mar 17, 2021 BRETT: We are remembering Rush on this, the first month anniversary of his passing far too soon for all of us. But we are remembering the brilliance, the enlightenment, all of the great takes that we have gotten to receive over the years listening to this absolute entertainment powerhouse. He was unlike anybody out there. But make no mistake. The admirers of Rush Limbaugh were vast and wide. Heads of state, musicians, novelists, writers, you name it. Folks admired what Rush Limbaugh did, and so much of it, I think, was his genuine, ge...

© Alex Wong/Getty Images Demonstrators start a fire and burn the American flag during a protest near the White House on May 31, 2020 in Washington, DC. The American infatuation with color revolutionism has, in the words of Obama's high priest 'Reverend' Wright, 'come home to roost.' I will not ask God or anyone to "damn America," as Wright did. Rather, I will point out that the U.S. is not so exceptional so as to render the 'demonstration effect' of color revolutions null and void. Political scientists have been fond in recent decades of discussing the robustness of the demonstration effect ...

28 Signs That We Are Living in Tyranny October 5, 2013 Mr. Obama has never embraced traditional America. He never expresses admiration for our history or our flag. When has he shed a tear over the Star Spangled Banner? I’ll tell you he never has because he holds a negative view of the United States. He sees traditional America as racist much as Reverend Wright does. God damn America could have come from Mr. Obama as much as from the kooky Rev. Wright. Mr. Obama doesn’t believe we should have power or influence beyond that of any of the other nations in the world. Our wealth must be spre...