challenge to be her enemy. the republicans were right to let the media ask the questions in the e-mail debate. the debate and drama shift to the belief that the bloodhounds have left the field and are nosing around in the house and in fact up in the clinton bedroom. when it does, you can expect safely predicted, hillary clinton will be the one getting most of the public support. this does, after all, have the aspect of a soap opera and in soap operas, the public tends to take sides. anne gearan is a reporter with the washington post, kellyanne conway and robert gibbs was the white house press secretary under president obama. how far are republicans willing to pursue this? they are asking for hillary clinton to testify under oath at least twice under e-mails and meanwhile the a.p. is saying they will sue. and saying that congress may have an option to forcibly seize the e-mail server. let me get to the heart of the matter moving forward. are you going to be taking steps to
been going through that report and identifying the breakdown and that breakdown can be at all different levels and the important part is about how we can address that. what are the safeguards we can put into place, what changes do we need to do to put into place and those are the things we re focused on. is it fair to say that the final decision was made after the doj report or did you already know this was going to have to happen before the report came out? i think it s safe to say that all along we ve said what is the best for the city. if you re asking was the chief planning on resigning before that report you d have to ask the chief. obviously the decision was made after. but, again, this has been in conversation with many community leaders. others in the profession and i think it s important that we recognize that the chief made this decision because he wanted to do this and in part because he thought it was the best for the city and for the police department and i t
romney campaign. just as this is a big, big day for the obama campaign. president obama s schedule includes a late night rally in aurora, colorado. also in cincinnati, ohio. the president drew a crowd of 23,000 people this afternoon in hollywood, florida, after 24,000 people turned out to hear him in virginia. think about that. 24,000 in virginia. 23,000 people in florida today. in concord, new hampshire, this morning, when 14,000 people turned out to hear president obama, that was the largest crowd ever assembled for a political event in the entire state in new hampshire. in the entire history of the state of new hampshire. i realize new hampshire may not be big, but new hampshire is old. and this is the biggest political rally ever held in the state of new hampshire for the entire time that new hampshire has existed. we cannot be sure why more people are turning out to hear president obama today than are turning out to hear mitt romney. maybe it s just the power of incumben
the president drew a crowd of 23,000 people this afternoon in hollywood, florida, after 24,000 people turned out to hear him in virginia. think about that. 24,000 in virginia. 23,000 people in florida today. in concord, new hampshire, this morning, when 14,000 people turned out to hear president obama, that was the largest crowd ever assembled for a political event in the entire state in new hampshire. in the entire history of the state of new hampshire. i realize new hampshire may not be big, but new hampshire is old. and this is the biggest political rally ever held in the state of new hampshire for the entire time that new hampshire has existed. we cannot be sure why more people are turning out to hear president obama today than are turning out to hear mitt romney. maybe it s just the power of incoupi incumbency. govern governor romney s rallies have been quite smaller, but these are quite good crowds all around. for both campaigns. in relative terms and in absolute terms.