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display throughout the capitol. and after giving a lot of thought, the ohio delegation decided that one of their state statues, that of former governor william allen just wasn t the best choice. so in his place they have decided to put a statue of the great inventor thomas elva edison, who was born in myland, ohio in 1847. i want to congratulate the people of ohio for this most excellent choice. and i thank all of you for coming here today, especially those of you who came from ohio for joining us in this celebration. thank you, everybody. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states armed forces color guard, the sing of our national anthem, and the retiring of the colors. o say, can you see by the dawn s early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight s last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ....
her or his watch. so, no, question about that. you can t defend what happened. it was wrong. level playing field is what the dnc is all about. there was no level playing field. so i think let s understand that. second of all, bernie was trying to be a gentleman. he s trying to say, look, folks, let s be respectful. let s not turn our back. but this group of women and men came to philadelphia to speak their peace and that they re not going to pay attention to everything bernie says, let s listen what bernie had to say later on. trish: yeah, i ve seen a lot of signs here, hehehe, transpacific partnership trade deal was a big mark through it, gash through it, in other words, people do not want the trade deals. lou: president obama s deal. trish: they don t want further these are all bernie platforms and yet hillary clinton has touted ttt over again. let s not forget where she has been with these deals, and she just picked the guy to be her vice presidential nominee who s c ....
and graphics and presentations. perhaps you feel as i do, every time we have not won a pulitzer prize is a great injustice. apparently you do. but we know the truth and the truth no matter how much or organizations and journalist cawe covet this and should be heartened by the experts we see in the finalist. amid this year of celebrations, it is worth reflecting that the pulitzer s represents standards. high standards in an era where we have seen standards erode or under frontal assault. when we see distortion and disception and lazy reporting, the pulitzers remind us week take a different route. in pointing us in that direction, the value of the pulitzer is greater than it has ever been. today we have two sessions that will allow us to do what the pulitzers sask us to do; dig deep. the second is an interview by eugene robison. winner for columns during a historic election. the first panel will address the oba administration. joel becker will joe becker will be the que ....
of our own accord using the kinetics we have seen. we have seen good progress but it is insufficient and we will continue to lean on that. as it relates to the political process, we have through secretary kerry s efforts in the geneva process a pathway forward for the parties to work. and the biggest and most immediate challenge, i think particularly as it relates to the spillover is had refuge challenge and we will continue to work that. continue to work that including perhaps opening our doors to more refuges? not opening our doors but rather continuing decades long and generations long tradition of maintaining the doors open in this country as a source of refuge to to the world s most vulnerable. that has been the case, i think admirably since our earliest days. in the first term an official told me once of the conversation with the president in which the president was asked how do you wish to be remembered context was foreign policy and the president answered ....
how to out the debate in the head to think about how aggressive july look, how aggressive do myself? it was so clear that mitt romney who could be oisin in the program was never going to flinch, never going to show a flash of anger and it s clear barack obama in every debate does not like mitt romney. by the end of you saw there was a shot on some of the different shows where you could see both of them at the table he looked like by the time he was going to be on top of mitt romney. he felt so agitated i think. he finds we hear this from a lot he finds that romney to be dishonest and almost every answer he gives and therefore he almost seasons with anger when he talks to reduce bernanke guilaume that might come obama, he said two weeks ago that what you said. the air brushed history. rachel, did you have a thought on that? that s been proven ongoing narrative that connects all of these including the vice presidential debate putative how aggressive should you b ....