they care a lot about gitmo. they care about that as a symbol of why is he talking to them to get to our young people? well, there is an echo here. remember the speech before the election when he spoke to 250,000 people and in berlin and one of the things, one of the hopes that they and a lot of people around the world invested in president obama was he would end a lot of the bush era policies that were condemned around the world. it s very important stuff to people. the torture and guantanamo. it was a huge symbol of all of that. there is disappointment. is that because they thought african-american democrat, he s a man of the simple left like a lot of the students are. like i remember during the war with iraq, i was covering some things and all the people in bonn said no blood for oil. they were very much against those wars. if it s a head snapper for a lot of american who s wonder about the nsa surveillance under this constitutional lawyer president, yes, it is a much
gitmo. why do they care about gitmo? they care a lot about gitmo. they care about that as a symbol of. why is he talking to them to get to our young people? well, there is an echo here. remember the speech before the election when he spoke to 250,000 people and in berlin and one of the things, one of the hopes that they and a lot of people around the world invested in president obama was he would end a lot of the bush era policies that were condemned around the world. it s very important stuff to people. the torture and guantanamo. the war is a huge symbol of 5u8 all of that. there is disappointment. is that because they thought african-american democrat, he s a man of the simple left like a lot of the students are. like i remember during the war with iraq, i was covering some things and all the people in bonf said no blood for oil. they were very much against those wars. if it s a head snapper for a lot of american who s wonder about the nsa surveillance under
you ve been in berlin probably recently. you go to a bruce willis mean like i tend to go to, everybody in the room speaks english. there s no translation. they speak english better than bruce willis does. could be. so here we have a president who is really talking back to the united states by talking to the kids of europe, the youth. well educated kids of hum bold university down the street about gitmo. why do they care about gitmo? they do. they care a lot about gitmo. they care about that as a symbol of why is he talking to them to get to our young people? well, there is an echo here. remember the speech before the election when he spoke to 250,000 people and in berlin and one of the things, one of the hopes that they and a lot of people around the world invested in president obama was he would end a lot of the bush era policies that were condemned around the world. it s very important stuff to people. the torture and guantanamo.
is going to require congress, and congress by the way, we re talking about canada now. right. the resources in canada, i think, we need to bring a lot more pressure on the canadians for what they were doing. we should talk about the international aspect here. u.s. emissions are only 16% of the global total. paul, let s say denying keystone puts pressure on canada. canada can t build a pipeline to get it out of their own country. they can t get east or west. they want to go south. why should we be the vehicle to develop one of the dirtiest sources on the planet. i m just telling you there are bigger solutions. of course there are bigger solutions. i will tell you about keystone, it has lit a fire across america in a way you cannot imagine. there will be tens of thousands of people in washington on president s weekend demonstrating on keystone. they are demanding action. they don t want the keystone pipeline. they want action. they should demand the price of carbon ke
took the segregationist party and made it a civil rights party. and he inspired people to go into public life. he said, public life is where it s at. it s not sport, it s public life. that s the one redolent reality of our lives. he s still there as the symbol of, look at bill clinton. all of these guys are inspired to go into public life because of him. do you see in the second generation after president kennedy, others that still may rise up and become big national leaders? i don t see it yet. i think the new joe kennedy in congress will do very well. he may be there for life if he wants to be. patrick has had problems with addiction and dealt with it. he s happily married with a child. good for him to get into private life. i ve always thought maria shriver could have done something in public life besides be first lady of california. i thought she had a lot of talent and incredible charisma. i m not sure i see anybody right now. i know they have a lot of kids.