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writing a speech for a secretary of state and the delivery of the speech by the secretary is purely accidental and serendipitous. i learned a great deal about the bureaucracy of the state department. was most interesting and frustrating to me was that i would be given -- i would be told that the secretary would be giving a speech and no guidance and i would ask what he wanted to say and what he wanted to emphasize and nobody really knew. i would write a draft based on what i thought he would want to say and then at that draft would be sent to 40, 5460 people, various bureaus in the d...

--www.ncicap.org-- >> hello, i'm llewellyn king, host of "white house chronicle." but first, a few thoughts of my own. it has long been a mystery to me why people who are concerned with the future of africa were not concerned enough for the future of women in africa, and i am talking about 50 years ago and longer, when there were lots of movement for freedom, democracy in africa, yet they were among men, and liberals who held them -- european and indigenous who helped them in my homeland, for example -- they ignored the women. one of the great workers for women's rights in zimbabwe w...

national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] . but there has to be movement on all sides. to recognize that it is better for us to act than to talk. better for us to choose action over inaction, the future over the past, and with courage and faith, i believe that we can meet our responsibilities to our people and the future of our planet. >> president obama spoke at the climate change conference in copenhagen about 20 minutes ago saying not doing anything about climate change is unacceptable. and that's what we want to talk with you about th...

is helpful in producing jobs, but the federal government when it tries to hire people, all that does is take jobs away from the private sector. all of these things are job killers. so let's go in a more positive light and say, what do you do to create jobs? it's the reverse of these things. you might even have some trouble in a couple of areas, but doing well in some other areas and you can create jobs. this is a prime mere on this whole bit about the problem with unemployment in america is not really that complicated when you understand that the jobs come largely from these 500 smal...

--www.ncicap.org-- >> hello, i'm llewellyn king, host of "white house chronicle." but first, a few thoughts of my own. it has long been a mystery to me why people who are concerned with the future of africa were not concerned enough for the future of women in africa, and i am talking about 50 years ago and longer, when there were lots of movement for freedom, democracy in africa, yet they were among men, and liberals who held them -- european and indigenous who helped them in my homeland, for example -- they ignored the women. one of the great workers for women's rights in zimbabwe w...