Barack Obama

“[SPEAKER_10] And it's because when you intensely appreciate somebody who's done so much to make something that you're doing possible, you're both going to see the best of them and you're also going to see the things that you'd want to change. I can't say how much I appreciate President Obama. I've read everything he's written twice. And it's because he was the president of my 20s. I mean, it was the first time I ever saw myself in politics. I remember when he gave that 2004 DNC speech. [SPEAKER_10] And I had never seen politics look like that. He showed me something in”

“ke me don't get to run for office he kind of thought about it for a second then he chuckled and walked away that was 2007 y'all know what happened in 2008 you weren't many of you might not have actually been there for it either that or you were toddlers but there's this other guy with a funny name named Barack Hussein Obama who ran for and won the presidency. And it was the first time we can clap for Barack Obama. First time I ever saw myself in a politician at all. I remember he gave this 2004 DNC speech and I was just doing dishes and I just stopped and watched. It was the first time I ever saw myself at all reflected in our polit”

“we're going to welcome one of the most consequential figures of the 21st century, not just in the United States, but around the world. It's a rare thing to be able to say tonight's guest needs no introduction. Tonight's guest needs no introduction. So, without further ado, please welcome to the stage President Barack Obama. >> I don't want to milk this too much. It is good to see you, Colgate. [applause] >> And whoever was in charge of arranging the weather, good job, but I am not fooled. I know it's going to get a little colder around here. >> Not for a while. We're good. We're good. >> All right. >> Welcome to Colgate, Mr. Presid”

“istration led. But it is to say that where we push differently, it is because we've learned from what he's done and because we stand on the shoulders of giants. [SPEAKER_10] And so I just got to say, like, you know, I am so grateful to have been a young man in my 20s with Barack Hussein Obama as president. I would never have seen, you know, myself running for office. I told 2007 at my graduation, I told former president Bill Clinton that there was no world in which somebody like me could run for office. After he came up to me and said, you know, you have a gift for speaking. Maybe someday you'll run f”

“[SPEAKER_01] And it's because when you intensely appreciate somebody who's done so much to make something that you're doing possible, you're both going to see the best of them, and you're also going to see the things that you'd want to change. I can't say how much I appreciate President Obama. I've read everything he's written twice. And it's because he was the president of my 20s. I mean, it was the first time I ever saw myself in politics. I remember when he gave that 2004 commencement speech, excuse me, DNC speech. [SPEAKER_01] And I had never seen politics look like”

“how radical Islam is infiltrating our country. And he actually got fired by a Muslim working at the Pentagon, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, who got him fired because he was in a position of power at the Pentagon. [SPEAKER_01] So this is when it started. And it just got worse under Obama. Actually, under Obama, I mentioned the Holy Land Foundation trial, where this plan, the Muslim Brotherhood plan, was introduced as evidence in the trial. And when Obama came to power, when he was elected, Eric Holder, his attorney general, put the kibosh on all the indictments that were supposed to be handed out”

“a show of force. Just being able to pull oil out of there is a show that our military has still got it. We can still do it. A reminder that our Navy, [SPEAKER_04] instead of yeeting the entire Iranian Navy Air Force and army into shallow graves, that they were on their knees with Barack Obama. Do you remember those videos? Of our sailors on their knees surrendering to Iran? Like, even if, like, the red-blooded American in me, at the very least, [SPEAKER_04] says it's a good thing that our military is fighting and strong again and projecting strength and is able to just,”

“ise, what are you tell? Because Ukraine is always going to be more important to Russia than it is to us by a lot. And it's right next door. or they are going to always have escalation dominance there and we will not. So all we can do is get the poor Ukrainians into worse trouble. Talk me out of that, pal. And this was Obama whose fault this all is right. This was Obama who overthrew the government there, who caused the loss of Crimea, who caused the civil war to break out. >> Yes. >> But then he says, Jeffrey Goldberg, come on, man. What do you want me to do? Escalate from here to what end? >> It makes no sense. And so we could have”

“They would use it. We also recently announced that we're going to deliver final justice to an evil killer, the Fort Hood shooter, Naidal Hassan, [cheering] who murdered 14 innocent souls and wounded dozens more here in Texas, yelling Allah Akbar, Allah Akbar, while he was doing it. And we just found out that President Obama had the emails from Hassan to a known terrorist murderer, well known, saying he was going to wage jihad against his fellow soldiers. But Obama and his group did nothing about it. This was before they were killed. [cheering] So he's getting the death penalty by firing squad. [cheering] And by the way, Telerico opp”

“it was your vote for Donald Trump that's going to put a bullet into a terrorist scum who murdered 14 Americans, shot 32 in total. And he did so on a army base because he was an army psychiatrist. He was also a member of ISIS or at the very least wanted to be. He was a Muslim, of course. goes without saying. And Barack Obama classified Nadal Hassan's most murderous rampage in US military history as workplace violent. Do you know this? Barack Obama didn't want to call this terrorism. They wanted to at first classify this as workplace violence. President Trump has ordered the firing squad execution of Nadal Hassan. While Barack Obama w”