not lost in the current crush of domestic issues. i know you want me working on jobs and the economy and all the other issues that we re dealing with, but my commitment to you is unwavering even as we wrestle with these enormous problems and while progress may be taking longer than you like as the results of all that we face and that s the truth, do not doubt the direction we are headed and the destination we will reach. i m joined now live from washington senior reporter for talking points memo. so, christina, you heard the president, i will end, don t ask, don t tell. he got a standing ovation, but high how on the priority list is this? some activists say we are waiting a long time for this. the president is well aware of the criticism that this is taking so long. one of the points that guy rights groups are making is that the president could sign an executive order halting dismi dismissals under don t ask, don t tell. that is something that he hasn t done and congr
the biggest surprise of all, how it turned out. so unaurkt. winter provides a fall preview. and scaring up business. a fright fest of a film catching on. good morning, i m monica novotny. here s what s happening right now here on msnbc sunday. first, we ll start in washington. the president in a speech before the nation s largest guy advocacy group promising to let gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military. i m working with the pentagon and the house and senate on ending this policy. legislation has been introduced in the house to make this happen. i will end don t ask, don t tell. that s my commitment to it. the president called on congress to appeal the defensive marriage act and some critics are faulting the president for failing to provide a timeline for change on guy rights issue. a major guy rights march is planned at the maul today. mike viqueira joins us live. crisscrossing town, you re busy. yeah. the critics who came out and said, yeah, we liked