doing this before long but not that it would all be wet. it is a big, big task. we see filing cabinet remnant and pictures. what is going on in this room? wonderful memories. and i am stopping and looking at times when i should be hurrying along. but that is good for my soul to connect and look and have memories. and yeah, you know, it is full of wonderful memories. my parents are living and i have been taking pictures of all of this. and they are being stlong. they have not come in the home yet. they have a difficult time walking around anyway and i am trying to do the big part and with wonderful friends from our church came from near and far. they moved here from florida recently and they have been through hurricane and jumping in. and dear wonderful friends and our church family, i couldn t be happier and blessed.
some say is a more dicey foreign trip than his first one because so much as developing in the world and he has to try to calm it down. big task. see you tomorrow.
chad had been reporting on. big task. the capitol hill producer race now with us. where are you hearing this is going, and what kind of persuasion present can bring to get more in his direction? it s a big deal to have the prez of the united states involved. i would note that at the meeting, he had at lisa murkowi and susan collins, moderates from maine. important signal, he needs at least 50 senators to vote yes on this, and the big question right now is, why this bill wasn t ready to go? there is 13 republican senators, who had been working hand in glove with the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. and i asked him just a little bit ago, what went wrong? isn t then an indictment about what you put forth, it was ready to go?
growth. that means jobs for people. it means jobs for all people. it means getting a sort of spirit going again in the country. that s his first task. he s made a good start going after the regulations. he ll make another start tonight with the tax program. that s his big, big task. and if he does that, he ll have a lot of the country behind him. much more. you make an interesting point saying presidents are judged in two ways on these speeches. they are judged in terms of the public perception, what the american people get out of it, and how congress takes it. and you said president obama was somewhat of a failure on both fronts. what s the page that this president can take from that? well, a big part of it is that you ve got to spend time with congress.
were so aware that i don t look anything like mandela, and we were asking the audience to make a big leap of faith for me. but ultimately, you know, one thing that i found in our research about mandela is that people talk about his presence, his aura, you know? and that s he has a real big presence, you know. he leaves the room, people have an impression made by mandela. so, you know, that was a big, big task for us to try and bring that to life in a movie, you know what i m saying? like, if you re watching a reality show, you can feel someone s aura and they end up reality shows, but this is mandela. this is a man that, you know, a worldwide citizen. and to try to encapture him into a film, into a character with an actor that doesn t look like him was a big ask for the audience. how much was it the voice? i mean, i think people that were first introduced to you as an actor on string a bell on the wire, first time they hear you interviewed i speak for myself first time i hear