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My favorite moment, and you throw to it, and then you explain why. >> i think i did a pretty good job. [laughter] [cheers and applause] im certainly gaining sympathy in the audiences eyes for you humiliating me on live television. frg greg they feel sorry for you, kat. >> well, now im ashamed because i picked a funny one which was george w. bush trying to figure out how to get into a on cho. heres the thing -- poncho. i actually havent laughed as hard as i did looking at those photos. [laughter]...

My favorite moment, and you throw to it, and then you explain why. >> i think i did a pretty good job. [laughter] [cheers and applause] im certainly gaining sympathy in the audiences eyes for you humiliating me on live television. frg greg they feel sorry for you, kat. >> well, now im ashamed because i picked a funny one which was george w. bush trying to figure out how to get into a on cho. heres the thing -- poncho. i actually havent laughed as hard as i did looking at those photos. [laughter]...

>> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. tavis: in 2010, he decided to set up a blog. apart it has swept through the middle east. his remarkable story is now told in the pages of a new book, called "revolution 2.0, the power of the people is greater than the people in power." good to have you with us. these protests in egypt and around the middle east, whether or not this could have happened despite or absence social media, and i ask that because ther...

>> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. tavis: in 2010, he decided to set up a blog. apart it has swept through the middle east. his remarkable story is now told in the pages of a new book, called "revolution 2.0, the power of the people is greater than the people in power." good to have you with us. these protests in egypt and around the middle east, whether or not this could have happened despite or absence social media, and i ask that because ther...

>> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. tavis: in 2010, he decided to set up a blog. apart it has swept through the middle east. his remarkable story is now told in the pages of a new book, called "revolution 2.0, the power of the people is greater than the people in power." good to have you with us. these protests in egypt and around the middle east, whether or not this could have happened despite or absence social media, and i ask that because ther...

roof. going to show you that coming up. these storms can issuing him a little more. is coming through the midday. it is a much nicer weekend ahead. temperatures in the 50s. it will rotate through. there is drier air. it is the nice weekend. few chapters cars today. it is a dusty tomorrow. who goes into the air the weekend. to the forecast. >> good morning. cracks good to hear your voice. -- >> good to hear your voice. >> we had some overnight that they moved out of the way. a huge cras...

[no audio]. >> well take it from -- he was making impassioned comments about the future of his country, to his people, and also to the rest of the world, as we look at some of the other images we have, of this speech, and a quick summary of what he was saying, about what is happening inside the country, and essentially saying that powerful leaders across the world are looking to conspire against libya and undermine the people, and he made an impassioned plea to the libyans, to say we a...