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♪ all over all over ♪ you can feel it all over ♪ everybody all over people ♪ good evening from washington where every four years means two massive parties in multiple ballrooms going on down at the washington convention center, the inaugural ball, the commander in chief's ball. there are other celebrations around town big and small, but these are the biggest and the big names from alicia keys to jennifer hudson at the commander in chief's ball and president obama introducing the first
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lady. >> ladies and gentlemen, my better half and my dance partner, michelle obama. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was the first dance of the first couple tonight, literally and figuratively, they have been to this dance before. their day began with the ceremonial swearing in. just like four years ago, it was a little bumpy. >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. >> i barack obama do solemnly
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swear that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> a slight stumble there. >> the first speech to ever mention equal rights for gays and lesbians and mr. obama's governing philosophy from here on out. >> we the people declare today that the most evident of truths that all of us are created equal is the star that guides us still
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just as it guided our forebearers through seneca falls and selma and stonewall, just as it guided all those men and women sung and unsung who left footprints along this great mall to hear a preacher say that we cannot walk away, to hear a king proclaim that our individual freedom is inextricably bound to the freedom of every sole honor. >> a very big day for temperature, for washington, for the country, very exciting day if you're fascinated by the clash of political ideas. we'll be looking at the speech as politics and poetry, the day as history and the night as culture before we do that let's listen to just a little of stevie wonder. ♪ in the middle of the making of barack obama jamin ♪
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♪ in the middle of the makings of obama oh jamming ♪ ♪ say it louder ♪ i can't hear you ♪ making things better for everybody. >> with me now, senior political analyst, david gergen, historian douglas brinkley, robin, also author and post editor, former news anchor, sally quinn. it is amazing. let's talk about the speech, first of all. how important do you think a speech was this for barack obama and given all his other speeches, where is the significance of this one? >> historically, i believe it is one of the most important speeches he's given in his life. most important. philadelphia during the campaign way back when was a wonderful speech.
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but because this speech defined what he really believes. it was the clearest delineation that we've had from him. in many ways, he is liberated. he feels liberated. in part because he inherited this mess and we've gotten most of the way out of it economically and the wars are coming to an end. also, because he has tried to reach out to republicans and tried to be at the center and it hasn't worked. now he's got a statement that firmly addresses a liberal agenda that is very much in the tradition of king and of lincoln and he has rallied his base. we'll be talking in the next few days about all the negatives and the negative reviews are coming in. today is the day for president obama. this is a day when he really defined what he believes fundamentally. >> david, do you think this is, someone said this is a speech he wished he could have given four years ago but wasn't able to. how did he seem to you? >> i thought it was a marvelous speech and it is brave and it is bold and i think it will play well in history. not enough people are talking
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about the climate change. there was a healthy paragraph in there about that. the evidence is in. as he said, the science is in. 30, 40 years ago, the fact that he took an inaugural speech and used that kind of time and talked about climate is important and just making seneca and selma and stonewall all in the same sentence, it will be repeated over and over again as part of the traditions of american rights and civil rights. >> that was really something. to hear him mention stonewall in the first statements, certainly for gay and lesbian americans, that was a stunning leap forward. >> gigantic. he connected it all to the patriots of 1776. that we keep widening in our democracy. he made those places almost like battlefield spots. like oxford, mississippi or normandy or iwo jima. it's an iconic speech.
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>> i was going to say time and again when presidents have come here, when they've cited heroes, they've been military heroes. to talk about seneca falls and selma is more about an inclusive america with an emphasis on the equality of opportunity. not upon liberty. a republican would have traditionally given a speech about liberty. >> stonewall was the group of people most marginalized in society and the most shunned who weren't even allowed to congregate in a bar at the same time without getting harassed and arrested. >> stonewall from 1969 has been considered almost alternate left history for a while. now gay studies has come into the fold. here the president of the united states on martin luther king day is giving it that kind of oxygen, a very big moment for gay america. >> vice president biden is speaking at the commander-in-chief ball. let's listen in for a moment. >> they know who you are.
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they know what you've done. 1.7, 1.7 million of you have walked across the scorching sands of iraq or been in those godforsaken mountains and plains of afghanistan. many of you just haven't served one tour. you have served two, three, four, five, the last time of the 23 or four times i've been in afghanistan and iraq, i was flying into bagram in a c-17. i went into the cockpit. the load master was there and i said, how many of you is this your first tour? nobody raised their hand. i said second tour. one. third tour. two. fourth, one. fifth, two. ladies and gentlemen, we have never, never, never in the
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history of america asked so much of a generation. and you have met it with incredible pride. the joint chiefs of staff has prepared you in a way that always sort of takes my breath away every time i see you in theater. one of the great honors of my life has been to visit many of you when you were serving abroad from the mountain tops above the valley, watching six of you sit on a mountain top and get shot at every single solitary night, day in and day out, to a striker brigade in fallujah watching you wipe off the blood from the seat
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next to you, a wounded comrade the day before, saddle up and go back out again and again and again. i'm not just saying this, folks. you're amazing. you are an amazing, amazing generation. and folks -- >> vice president biden speaking at the commander in chief ball. the president speaking at the same ball. he also spoke to troops live via satellite serving right now in kandahar, afghanistan, who obviously couldn't be there. sally quinn, i was really struck by how confident and comfortable the president seemed on this day. >> you know what's interesting. i don't know whether you know the book, "the power of now" by the spiritual guru ed kartuli, he talked about how you have to live in the moment. and president obama said today, this is our moment. and it wasn't his moment four years ago. because he couldn't do so many of the things he wanted to do if he wanted to get reelected. now he doesn't have to worry
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about that. this is his moment. it is his moment for immigration. it is his moment for gun control. it is his moment for equality. for me that was one of the most stunning things he said. because he is in the now right now. >> robin, i'm wondering as you watch these balls tonight, this is a tradition that goes back an awfully long way. so many people wondering what michelle obama was going to wear. what were you looking for? >> i think part of it, what you look for is whether or not she is going to embrace a new designer. whether or not she will do something that takes her outside the corporate structure of fashion. and one of the reasons we were all enthusiastically watching is because we recognize that every time she does wear something from a young designer, she makes a very strong statement that kind of normalizes the fashion industry. she focuses our attention on the fact that it is an industry really made up of small business owners, a lot of female-owned businesses, immigrant-owned businesses and people tend to forget that. they get captivated by the red carpet. were you surprised she wore
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a jason wu dress as she did four years ago? >> i was gobsmacked. she has a tendency to spread the love around. one of the things that is distinctive about her is that she hasn't settled in with one designer and become associated with one brand. what she did for him was really quite extraordinary. she elevated him from near anonymity into a household name. in some ways, i think it was a bit of a safer choice because there is so much pressure on an inaugural gown to be this extraordinarily symbolic dress. i think she felt comfortable going back to someone who had done right by her. >> earlier in the day she had worn a dress and a coat by thom browne and has probably changed the arc of his career.
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>> if i was gobsmacked by jason wu, i was stunned by browne. he really comes from the men's wear part of the business. the stuff that he puts on the runway is incredibly high concept. it is out there. >> fashion forward as they say. >> out there. >> out there. >> that's the technical term for it. the fact that she could, or her emissary could decipher that and find the real clothes in there and see the kind of tailoring that he does is tremendous. and it will do incredible things for his business simply because people don't even know really that he designs women's wear. >> a lot more to talk about in the evening ahead. robin and sally, stick around. david and doug, thank you very much. we'll have a lot more in this hour. let us know what you think about this day. what you heard about what you saw. you can tweet me. we'll have a lot more from all the inauguration balls. all what we have seen tonight and more, more about the next four years as well when our special "360" continues.
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♪ obama's on fire ♪ obama's on fire ♪ he's walking on fire >> alicia keys' amazing performance by her tonight. the president and first lady are back at the white house. they've just gotten home after a big night and an historic day. we talked at the top about how president obama made history by acknowledging the struggle for equal rights for gay and lesbian americans and made it part of america's civil rights tradition. here's more of what the history books will record. >> our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law. for if we are truly created equal, surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well.
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>> today's inaugural poem came from richard blanco, a cuban american who says negotiating his identity as an american and as a gay man is the wellspring of his poetry. he said he has lived the american dream as being named the fifth inaugural poet. here's part of the poem he read today to the president and to the world. >> we head home through the gloss of rain or weight of snow or the plum blush of dusk, but always, always home, always under one sky, our sky. and always one moon like a silent drum tapping on every rooftop and every window of one country. >> richard blanco joins me now. what a day this must have been for you. the first latino american to read a poem at this inaugural, the first gay american to do
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that. what was it like? >> the actual event was just amazing. what i've come away with, of course, i've never done this before. the platform actually seemed very intimate, and sort of the atmosphere at this moment was in some ways everything i was trying to achieve in the poem. and there is a sense of camaraderie that stays for at least a couple of hours. and just that sense of that america that i think i always as a little kid sort of fantasized about. being a cuban american. that all those ideals seemed to come just to life at that moment and that wonderful tradition of the inauguration was like a great moment for me. just outside of the poem. >> the poem was a lot about unity and about equality. >> right. >> something that i had always felt in my heart ever since obama's speech several years ago, about where one america, the democratic national
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convention, something that had always stayed in my psyche, i think. and i always wanted to write a poem about it. and i finally got the assignment and i think there were echos of that in my mind and something i've always believed, especially since i moved to a small town. the idea of unity. not only unity but that we're all so necessary and every little piece is what makes this puzzle of america work. from every walk of life, every facet. that's kind of what i wanted to bring together in the poem. >> i'm wondering as a gay american, to be on that stage today as part of the inauguration, the president talked about stonewall and said it in the same sentence as selma and seneca calls and talked ability equality for gay and lesbian americans. as you were sitting there when you heard that, what did you think? >> i thought it was simply amazing. i mean, i don't think i've ever heard that powerfully before, especially when i was there right in person.
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in maine recently they passed the gay marriage act, and it was just such an incredible validation. my partner and i had been together for 12 years and to hear that same echo today was just an amazing, amazing experience. and again with the message of the poem, of unity and that means everyone. everything. all that it takes to make america work. >> especially stonewall. a lot of americans who don't know much about what happened at stonewall. this was a group of americans, gay americans and lesbian americans and transgender americans who were really on the fringes of society and considered, you know, anathema that weren't allowed to congregate in a bar together. they weren't allowed to dance together. they could be arrested by the police and this was the first time they fought back against a police raid on a bar. >> when you think about that historically wasn't that long ago.
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to hear that today and even my presence as a cuban american, as a latino on stage today on the platform. it is just amazing how things have changed. and one of the things that i always feel in my work, there is a sense of cultural negotiation and trying to figure myself out which is a universal question. through this process of writing this poem i'm realizing that america is figuring out its own story, too. it is trying to negotiate a lot of things and it is moving toward, with every sort of direction it takes it moves toward finding that identity. and today was one of those moments. i think what we're trying to say, here's where we are. here's what we're choosing. or here's the direction, at least. so in that way the american story is the story of always becoming, what will we be tomorrow and that idea of hope which is so fresh on our lips,
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as it was 250 years ago. >> and for the president to be putting it, the fight for equality for gay and lesbian americans as a civil rights movement, not something as gay rights but equal rights. the continuing of the civil rights movements from women's rights to the civil rights movement on african-americans. >> that was a great way to couch it. and i feel that is how it is. i mean, i honestly feel that sometimes even on tv or sometimes, there is still like this sense that we can say things about gay americans as if. and i often wonder if some of the things i hear on tv or even tv commercials, if that were to be said about a latino or an african-american, that would not fly. >> in movies you hear the f-word spoken about gay americans. you don't hear the n-word as much. if somebody said the n-word,
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there would be more outrage. >> and they couch that, why do we feel at liberty to sort of put gay america in that context. as if we could do that. so that was a great way of couching that, our presence. >> i know it has been an extraordinary day. appreciate you talking to us. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. richard blanco. in his inaugural address today, president obama said we are made for this moment and we'll seize it so long as we seize it together. he outlined his agenda for the next four years. we'll take a closer look at what he has in mind and how he plans to achieve it. right now, take a look at joe biden at the commander-in-chief's ball earlier. >> beautiful. to all of our military out there, man, thank you for doing you man. we couldn't live in this country without you. we love you.
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♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ >> a great performance by beyonce. she can certainly hit the notes. the question is did the president hit the right notes in his presidential speech? first let's listen to some of what the president said earlier today. >> we've always understood when times change, so must we. that fidelity to our founding principles requires new responses to new challenges. preserving our individual freedoms ultimately requires collective action.
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for we, the people, understand that our country cannot succeed when a shrinking few do very well in a growing many barely make it. we, the people, still believe that every citizen deserves a basic measure of security and dignity. we, the people, still believe that our obligations as americs are not just to ourselves but to all posterity. we, the people, still believe that enduring security and lasting peace do not require perpetual war. we, the people, declare today that the most evident of truths, that all of us are created equal is the star that guides us still just as it guided our
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forbearers through seneca falls and stonewall, just as it guided all those men and women, sung and unsung who left footprints along this great mall, to hear a preacher say that we cannot walk alone, to hear a king proclaim that our individual freedom is inextricably bound to the freedom of every soul on earth. >> president obama earlier today. joining me now, margaret hoover, and alex craftianos and president of rebuild the dream and democratic strategist paul begala who masterminded the pro obama super pac. you said you hoped the president would talk a warm cuddly piece of unity but then go out and be ruthless, go for partisanship. what did you hear today? do you think he did what he needed to? >> i do. i do not think it was partisan at all. it was philosophical. there is a time for partisanship and he'll be that when the time arises. this was answering ronald reagan from 32 years ago.
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president reagan, his whole philosophy was intensively individualistic. president obama answered that today. and he said an old speech writers device. to repeat again and again, we the people, we the people. the first three words of our founding document. he embraces that for a communitarian argument, he said to ronald reagan, we're stronger together. and i thought it was powerful but philosophical. i thought this was obama at his best. >> i saw a lot of tweets from republicans saying this was a call for big government that he didn't reach out enough. >> there was partisanship. it is hard to deny when he directly rebuked the gop by saying we are not a country of takers. by defending big government level of programs, social security, medicare, medicaid. but directly rebuking paul ryan and the 47% comment that got mitt romney in trouble. there may have been high-arching
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philosophical tones but there were also those tones. >> are you embracing the 47% comment? >> no, no, i wouldn't say, i don't know if it is fair to say it wasn't partisan at all. >> alex? >> this was not a speech where he stood up and said my mission is to leave office like a ronald reagan, being the president who turned around an economy, restored the confidence of a nation in its place in the world. no. he turned inward. and he said my mission here is to pick up the legacy of martin luther king and expand it as i think you've noted. that's not something he needs to work with republicans in congress for. it is something he doesn't need money for, by the way. it is, you're right, a moral agenda. but it is a very left of center argument that he made today about government. and republicans are going to go after him on that. this was a warrior president today. he fought the fight. >> there was a more aggressive
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tone, you might say. let's play another moment from the speech. >> together we determine that a modern economy requires railroads and highways to speed travel and commerce. schools and colleges to train our workers. together we discovered that a free market only thrives when our rules to ensure competition and fair play. together we resolve that a great nation must care for the vulnerable and protect its people from life's worst hazards and misfortune. >> i mean -- >> america's problems, what he said in the speech today. he said america's problem was not competing with the world. american's problem is lack of social justice in america, and an egalitarian argument. he focused inward, not outward today. >> i see it somewhat differently. the way i see it, there is a conversation happening in america right now. i think when you have a country going through this much change. i don't mean washington, d.c.
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i mean brought about by the world. big demographic shifts in the country. asia being a real challenger outside. there is an identity crisis that any country goes through. there is a conversation. who is america? what is america? what are we about? i think he has been on the receiving end of a lot of attacks saying his ideas are not american. so i think that what he did which i'm glad he did. he was strong in his beliefs. he didn't back down from the fight of what he believed in. but he tried to cast them in terms and in tones that honored the founders, that honored dr. king, honored the best in the country. and i think in the old way of seeing things, that would be a left thing to do. he is speaking though to the emerging majority in america which is brown, young, which is much more open to the ideas around marriage equality. he is speaking to the america that is rising. i don't think that's left versus right. i think it is right versus wrong in the context of the new majority. >> if i can disagree a little.
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it seems to me to be left when you say government can't cure society's ills alone. in other words, the center of curing society's ills is always government. on occasion, government needs a little help. no, no, he said that today though. he is being misquoted. >> a critical distinction between the way president reagan articulated his philosophy and the way president obama did today, president reagan and many on the right begin from a premise of negativity. government is the problem, not the solution said president reagan. president obama did not bash business. he did not bash individuals. in fact, he went out of his way to praise a celebration of initiative and enterprise. assistance on hard work. he said as constance of our character. he is trying to find a synthesis. big government could not produce thomas edison or steve jobs, but profit motive could not inspire dr. king or abraham lincoln.
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and i think this president is trying to rebalance it. it goes back to our founding. >> we have to end on that. stay with us. we'll continue our conversation with our panel after a quick break. we have more to talk about how deeply the president fused his remarks today with the ideas and lessons of dr. king and the civil rights struggle. we'll be right back. [ lane ] are you growing old waiting for your wrinkle cream to work? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula. to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena®.
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♪ america, america god shed his grace on thee ♪ >> looking there at james taylor, today's inauguration ceremony on the steps of the capitol.
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when a first term president stands before the country on inauguration day, he knows that is what he is experiencing might never happen again. a two-term president, though, he knows it for sure. mixing been there and done that, last time ever, it has to pack a serious punch. today leaving the swearing in ceremony, president obama appeared to feel it and paused, turned around and said so. watch. >> president obama looking at some 800,000 or so faces staring back at him. pausing briefly. turning back to look at the crowd. his daughters, noticed, called the presidential photographer pete souza to try to capture the moment. back with our panel. margaret hoover is here, alex,
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van jones and paul begala. there was a moment where the president's speech has been getting a lot of attention today. i wanted to play that. >> we reject the belief that america must choose between caring for the generation that built this country and investing in the country that will build its future. the commitments we make to each other through medicare and medicaid and social security, these things do not sap our initiative. they strengthen us. they do not make us a nation of takers. they free us to take the risks that make this country great. >> as you said, that was pretty much a reference to paul ryan to mitt romney's comments on the 47%. >> paul ryan had a various generous tweet saying we're with the president today. i congratulate him on the day of the second inauguration. >> today. what happens tomorrow? that's the question. >> this president is telling us, he is expecting four years of
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war with republicans but he doesn't care about that to ensure his legacy. that is almost irrelevant now. he thinks the biggest problem in america is not our lack of economic growth, that we're facing decline and bankruptcy. our biggest problem is equality. the lack of social justice and he will address that. he will leave office four years from now not a hero like reagan who turned the country around but a hero like martin luther king who took up and said the equality belongs to everybody in this country. black americans, hispanic americans, women, those who are disadvantaged. that's my mission. and guess what, even if the country is broke, i don't need money for that. that's a moral movement i can lead and get on mt. rushmore. so i think if you ask most americans what the biggest problem is, they wouldn't say a lack of social justice. they would say it is a country in decline. >> i think it is a false either/or. i think there are two patriotisms in america. there is a liberty only
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patriotism that says, it is all about my individual economic activity and opportunity and growth and i'm for individual opportunity and growth. there is also a liberty and justice for all patriotism which is really where i think obama stands. obama is for our businesses doing better. he stood wall street back up. he stood our auto industry back up. but it is liberty and justice for all. that kind of patriotism appeals more to the new governing coalition in america. >> i think this tone matters. >> he is exactly right. that line especially was a shot at paul ryan who loves to talk about makers and takers. and denigrate people who have earned government benefits. and i think this suggests, perhaps, a change in tactics. i think in the first term, it was far too much for the prophet isaiah. come let us reason together.
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the republicans weren't very interested in reasoning. they voted almost zero for his economic program and absolutely zero for his health care program and they won a land slide mid-term. now he switched to ezekiel, interpreted by samuel jackson. i will strike down with terrible vengeance. and a lot of democrats have been looking for this. and it does show that you this perhaps, i think the hagel nomination is a shot at the neocons who clearly did not want that. i think this is a direct frontal assault on a fixed position on the nra. very brave stuff he is doing. >> this president who stood there and said, we don't to have choose between investing in our kids and medicare. this is president who invented time travel. he has figured out how to travel into the future and steal our own children's money. and he did that. but yet he is the one saying that of course, republicans just took a shot at republicans for -- >> here's what i'm wondering. i hear you.
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i hear both of you. i do think this is -- i wonder -- a tactical shift. last go-around, he got pushed around so much by the republicans. this time he is going to do the pushing. and he knows, if he is going to have a legacy piece, if it is going to get the legislation that gets through, it will have to be deficits. nixon in china. who can reform entitlements but a democratic president? he is starting where he is. he is starting with the bases. he is not a progressive parading as a centrist. he is doubling down as a progressive. that is where he is. if he is going on move to the center, maybe that happens later. he won't pretend to be at the center from the start. >> part of the reason he doesn't have to do what they would have preferred him do, make the case about the economy is because he is a person who fixed the economy. it was the republican party unfortunately, their stewardship that led to the crash. he saved us from the great depression. i don't think he has to give a speech about how much he cares about the economy. he fixed it. he saved it. now he's saying we're going to keep doing that. let's make sure it includes
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everybody. that's liberty and justice for all. >> i'll get you a banner that says mission accomplished. you can hang that up there. >> i've got an old one. >> margaret hoover, alex, van jones, paul begala thank you very much. our live coverage of inauguration night continues ahead including an exclusive look at the design sketches from the inaugural gown. it surprised a lot of people. we'll explain ahead. [ female announcer ] imagine skin so healthy, it never gets dry again. can your moisturizer do that? [ female announcer ] dermatologist recommended aveeno has an oat formula, now proven to build a moisture reserve, so skin can replenish itself. that's healthy skin for life. only from aveeno.
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♪ >> marc anthony performing right now at one of the inaugural balls still continuing. no doubt they'll go late into the night. we saw the first couple dancing there, first dance of the night. michelle obama wearing a gown by jason wu who also designed her inaugural gown in 2009. one of the most tightly held secrets in washington every year. obviously that's one of the things we'll be talking about a lot. a lot of eyes on michelle obama to see what she was wearing. we'll have a look at the exclusive designs. i want to bring back in our republican consultant, alex, and van jones, former special adviser to president obama. what happens tomorrow? there was all this talk today of getting along, getting together.
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>> giving exchanges. >> the honeymoon is over. >> already. >> we're going to hear a lot more criticism of a lot of the words in the speech tomorrow. >> there was a lot in that speech that republicans are going to hear as a very aggressive continuation of the campaign. they're going to hear a repudiation of bill clinton's the era of big government is over. they'll hear no, no, we need more big government. what we've been about, if you ask the american people, president obama should focus on something, would it be equality or economic renewal, most americans would say economic renewal. >> do you think he won't be focusing on it because he spoke about equality today? >> well, n because he spoke about equality today. it is because he elevated it as a central theme of his presidency and he said that without that, there is no progress. no economic -- that comes
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morally and i think linearly first. that's not i think what the american people would think. >> but here's what i think is actually happening. the trickle-down economic model that says, when the wealthy do well, everybody else will do better, i think it has been discredited. i think what obama firmly believes is that the economy grows from the middle class out. so therefore, it used to be the case you would say either you're concerned about growth or about equality. i think what obama believes is that when you have too much inequality, you cannot get the growth. >> well, for the next two years you're not talking about the middle class out. you're talking about from washington down. you're talking about top-down, old-fashioned industrial age government. you're going to see some republicans say let's grow this economy bottom up outside washington. >> i think there's a generational problem here. i don't think he is saying that. i think there is a, an economic
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model that he will he is trying to champion. i think you will see the inequality is a problem. >> no doubt a conversation we'll continue tomorrow as well. thank you. let's turn to fashion. a lot of folks have been interested. not just the politics but very personal as we saw a moment ago. the first couple dancing. their first dance of the night. michelle obama wearing a gown by jason wu who also designed her inaugural gown four years ago. it is one of the most tightly held secrets in washington every year. the designers themselves don't know which gown the first lady will wear. that's jason wu four years ago. he said he screamed when he saw michelle obama wearing it four years ago. no doubt, he probably screened again tonight after the festivities, the gown goes to the national archives. >> what a night this must have been for jason wu. to have this happen twice is extraordinary. >> it is really startling. i can't recall a time when it has happened recently. generally the first ladies tend to go with the designer they
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know well for the first inauguration. oftentimes the designers get a lot of notoriety but don't necessarily get a big business boost from it. but then they move on to someone else the second time around. and it is often been oscar de la renta, the go-to guy. so it is unusual that she would choose the same young designer twice. >> what about the color red? i think of nancy reagan. were you surprised by this color? >> well, you know, nancy reagan doesn't own red and barbara bush doesn't own blue. they're patriotic colors. i was surprised because i tend to think of them as a little cliche. very traditional and mrs. obama has proven herself to be very untraditional when it comes to fashion. i was surprised that she chose such an expected color. >> we certainly saw that with the outfit earlier today, the dress and the coat by thom browne. you got the exclusive look at
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jason wu's first sketch. >> did i and it is quite extraordinary to look at it. knowing jason wu and his handwriting, this is certainly him. if you can read there from the top to the bottom, it says gold embellished ring. that ring around that halter top portion of the dress was made by kimberly mcdonald. diamond encrusted. the other notes say draped chiffon with texture, red dye to match, duchess belt and column skirt. at the bottom there you can see his signature, jason wu. really, really extraordinary. and he mentioned the surprise, shock, red carpet moment where these designers don't know. and i can tell you just by looking at jason wu's tweet tonight which said #inshock, he had no idea that this was going to happen. i spoke to one of his representatives, pretty high up tonight and she told me, you know, we had an inkling.
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i said come on. four years ago she chose jason wu. did you really think that she would choose him again? maybe give someone else another shot? and she said, no, you know what? we thought we were in the running. and you know what? these designers put their heart and soul into this work. they try to produce their very, very best knowing what this is for. i like to call it the super bowl of fashion. other people have likened it to the olympics. it is a very big deal. it is the biggest prize you can get and on a day like this, anderson, what a shock. i have to say. truly surprising. >> only about 30 seconds left. do all the designers know the measurements for michelle obama? do they all have mannequins that are her measurements that they make these dresses on? >> they do. do they don't have direct access to the first lady themselves do
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all mannequins in her likeness. it is extraordinary. the gowns are shuttled back and forth for fittings between d.c. and notes. they come back with notes. change this, change that. and boy, jason wu got the big prize tonight. >> certainly did. al lean know cho, thank you very much for all your vittive report, frankly, on all this stuff. robin, thank you as well. another inauguration day is coming to a close at 57th in this nation's history. it will be president obama's last, of course, for the 44th president. hundreds of thousands gather in the nation's capital to witness the start of president obama's second term. we'll show you more images from the day as we continue. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, barack h. obama. >> i barack obama do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office ofment of the united states. >> the office of president of
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The Spanish Business Bankruptcy Puzzle and the Crisis
Spain has the world's lowest business bankruptcy rate (number of formal business bankruptcies divided by number of firms). We document this fact, analyze the Spanish institutional framework and compare it with those of other European countries. We argue that a way to organize the documented evidence is to keep into account both the ex-post and the ex-ante efficiency repercussions of the Spanish institutional framework. We propose a view that is based on the idea that the unattractiveness of bankruptcy procedures and the efficiency of mortgage collateral lead Spanish firms to reduce the risk of bankruptcy. We show that this view is compatible with stylized features of firms' capital structures, asset structures, and profitability. We conclude with a description of recent developments in bankruptcies and bankruptcy legislation in Spain, and with a brief discussion of potential policy implications.
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There are several types of speedwell, all with small, lobed, numerous leaves and small white or purple flowers. Leaves are in pairs and have scalloped edges. Heart shaped seed pods grow on the stem below the flowers. See the botanical illustration.
Either perennial or annual, speedwell appears in early spring but can begin greening up in late winter. Most speedwell is characterized by creeping growth with rooting at the nodes.
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The latest 9600GT to make its way into the labs is from ASUS and carries with it some stock clocks, but also has a mean looking cooler that we've seen before. We've been happy with the 9600GT ever since its interception, and it's managed to receive a number of awards.
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Wearing the Marker Grid Waffle Zip Thermal Top is like telling Mother Nature to chillax and take a vacay. This men's mid layer is made with warm Grid Waffle fabric that traps in the heat that you need, and sends the rest of it packing before it can turn into warmth-robbing sweat. A textured fleece backing feels super soft and cozy, and the Grid Waffle even has a media pocket and chest pocket in case you're going it without a full jacket.
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My 3rd grader is terrible at spelling. On her tests she may get 5 out 20 right. Her teacher shortened her spelling list to 13 words but it really hasn't helped. We practice every night but she isn't retaining any of it. She does great on everything else, all A's, spelling C- . What am I doing wrong?Answer Question
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I've tried different things.
1. We go on spellingcity.com and play games
2.we write them on a dry erase board
3.we spell them orally
4.I have her brake the words into smaller words, and syllables
5.clapping the words,
6.skipping around the house, and making up a cheers.
I'm just feel like I'm constantly pushing her and she just isn't able to remember them and its getting us both really frustrated. Other things in school come really easy for her so I don't know if she isn't focusing because this just isn't fun for her and its hard.
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text: Fulfill Your 80s Firebird Fantasizes With This KITT ReplicaTom McParland8/28/14 1:55pmFiled to: knight riderdavid hasslehoff1188EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink If you are too young to remember Knight Rider, I feel bad for you. Not that it was great show, because every episode was essentially the same. But it did have "super advanced" car and David Hasselhoff in leather. You can't have the real KITT, but you can own something pretty darn close. According to the ad some dude lost this 1985 Pontiac Trans Am in a divorce and now his ex wants to be rid of it. She does not give a price nor much in the way of a description, but despite the grainy pictures the car seems to be an excellent reproduction of K.I.T.T. both inside and out. Anyone can add the light bar to the grill and the black wheels, it take s true fan to re-do the entire interior to match. You could try to get Magnum's Ferrari, but that is going to cost you and forget about the maintenance on a 308. Given the age of this Pontiac, and the fact that this woman probably has some less than fond memories attached to it, my guess is you can probably pick it up for not much money. Advertisement Advertisement But then again, 80s nostalgia is big now, so you may get into a bidding war. All you would need to complete the set is an A-team van and an Airwolf chopper. One man's hassle is another person's opportunity to have the most famous Trans Am ever. Boy do I want that "turbo boost" button...If you have a question, a tip, or something you would like to to share about car-buying, drop me a line at firstname.lastname@example.com and be sure to include your Kinja handle.Reply118 repliesLeave a reply


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Hi all,
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Exercise restraint in what you eat.Whitsunday Martial Arts Airlie Beach North Queensland.
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You can't target fat loss, how your fat is distributed depends on genetics and hormone levels. The only way to get rid of belly fat is by reducing your overall body fat levels. People telling you otherwise are either ignorant or trying to part you from your money.
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Combination of exercise and diet.
Just remember the old cliche - "you can't out train a bad diet".
You might want to elaborate as to what food you currently eat, what exercise you do (if any).
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Tabata or HITT in combination with one of these http://www.exrx.net/Lists/CardioExercises.html
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It's hard to give you any specific advice without knowing more about your circumstances.
How over weight are you?
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Any dietary restrictions, alleges or foods you don't like?
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Hi all, Thank you for your replies and advice. At present, I'm 198.4 pounds and am not doing any exercises right now but I'm willing to do exercises thrice a week. No dietary restrictions or disabilities.
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First, is to start a Food Log. I prefer an App like MyFitnessPal which lets you track calories and exercise and will calculate your BMR to give you a target per day Cal count. Standard advice is -500cals/perday -3500cals/perweek = 1 pound/week.
Second, instead of just eating 1800/cals a day (assuming that's your MyFitnessPal goal). Eat 2200-2300 cals and do a 400-500 calorie run (around 5km). You can use apps like Runtastic or just a Treadmill.
That sagging belly will be going away in a few months.


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Denton's Dish: The 5th Quarter (3/5/14)
By John Denton
March 5, 2014
ORLANDO – Here are five takeaways from the Orlando Magic's 101-89 loss to the Houston Rockets at the Amway Center on Wednesday night:
KEY MOMENT OF THE GAME: With the Magic up 48-41 at the half, Houston responded with the first eight points of the third quarter to take its first lead since the game was 4-2.
From there, Howard took over with five baskets in the third quarter that went something like this: fastbreak dunk, alley-oop dunk, alley-oop dunk, hook shot off an offensive rebound and another alley-oop dunk. Howard made five of his six shots and grabbed five boards in a third period where Houston outscored the Orlando 34-17.
And in the fourth quarter, when the Magic stayed home to keep Howard from dunking the ball, James Harden gashed them repeatedly when driving down the lane. He scored 25 of his 31 points after halftime.
``(Harden) did a good job tonight of playing his game in the second half,'' said Magic guard Arron Afflalo, who scored 18 points. ``In the third quarter (Harden) got some open looks and some free throws and it got them into a rhythm. He made some good plays and Dwight was really good around the basket.''
MAGIC MAN OF THE NIGHT: Maurice Harkless helped to key Orlando's stellar start with a first half where he was tearing up the floor and being a disruptive force on the defensive end.
Harkless had 12 points and four steals in the first half, helping the Magic build a big lead and stay ahead 48-41 at the half. His play was a big reason why Orlando made 12 of its first 16 shots (75 percent) and it led by as many as 14 points early in the second quarter.
Harkless has played his best basketball of the season over the past three weeks and the Magic want to keep him in the starting lineup so that he can play big minutes on the wing against starting small forwards. Magic coach Jacque Vaughn was extremely pleased with how the 20-year-old Harkless stepped up to the challenge on Wednesday.
``We've been stressing activity and defense and he's been stepping up and doing that,'' Vaughn said of Harkless, who finished with 15 points and five steals. ``We want him to continue to rebound the basketball and get out in the lane and use his athleticism to get us easy buckets. He's been doing a good job of playing on both ends of the floor.''
QUOTABLE: Howard admitted after the game that it was weird to scan the faces of the Magic players and not see any of them that he played alongside of during his eight years in Orlando. The only remaining link, veteran point guard Jameer Nelson, was out sick and did not attend the game.
Magic standout rookie Victor Oladipo was also held out of the game because of a sore left ankle. Howard had some kind words about Oladipo's enormous promise after the game.
``I understand that they are trying to rebuild and they've got a lot of young talent,'' Howard said. ``I was surprised not to see Oladipo. He has a great opportunity here in Orlando to be awesome. He's had some great games this year and he's really led this team. Once the game starts to slow down for him he's going to be a great player.''
When talking about his messy exit from Orlando in 2012, Howard said before the game that he had ``forgiven the people that I needed to forgive.'' He wouldn't clarify who he had ``forgiven'' after the game, although he seemed to have been referring to former Magic head coach Stan Van Gundy and former GM Otis Smith.
STAT OF THE NIGHT: Houston outscored the Magic 58-26 in the paint. The Rockets got off a whopping 46 shots in the paint and made 29 of them. By comparison, Orlando hit just 13 of 33 shots in the paint.
In addition to Howard's many dunks, several other facets of his game looked very familiar to his time in Orlando. He turned the ball over six times, with three of them coming in the first quarter alone. Howard also missed half of his six free throws, splitting one of two three different times.
``Orlando came out and hit a lot of shots. And instead of us pointing the finger and complaining, we stuck together,'' Howard said of the Rockets.
TIME HEALS ALL WOUNDS: Howard said before the game that he hoped that there would be a time when Magic fans could fully forgive him for his messy divorce from the franchise in 2012. Before the game, Howard hoped that being nearly two years removed from his last game in Orlando would soften some of the bitter feelings directed his way.
``Last year was a little bit fresh with a lot of Magic fans. They were really upset with how things went down. But at the end of the day time deals all wounds,'' Howard said Wednesday night before his Houston Rockets faced the Magic at the Amway Center. ``Even though it's only been a year, I've forgiven the people that I needed to forgive. Hopefully the fans can forgive me for how the situation ended. But my love for the city will never change.''
Vaughn never coached Howard, but he too said he hoped there would be a time when Magic fans could appreciate all of the good times that Howard was a part of during his eight seasons in Orlando. Afterward, he appreciated the passion displayed by Magic fans and the way they continue to stick up for the organization.
``The great thing about sports is that you can pay to get a ticket and you can come in and cheer or boo for whoever you want; it's just part of sports,'' Vaughn said. ``That's a part of society that some people are liked more than others. What I do love about our fans is that they are passionate and they know they have a (Magic) group in our locker room that wants to be there (in Orlando). At the end of the day, that's all we could really be concerned about.''


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Don't Let Crazy Help Desk Questions Cramp Your Summer Style
Don't Let Crazy Help Desk Questions Cramp Your Summer StyleHelp desk requests coming into IT can be a bit crazy and off the wall all year-round. Based on SolarWinds research, we present some examples.
If You Knew the Answer, Why Did You Ask?IT: Have you rebooted it?
End User: I knew you were going to ask that!
IT: Well, have you?
End User: No. I'll call you back if there's still an issue after I try that.
Have You Tried 'Wi-Seven'?End User: My "Wi-Five" is being really slow. Can you upgrade it?
IT: Do you mean your WiFi?
End User: No. The Wi-Five. It's been slow all week.
IT: We could upgrade you to Wi-Six?
End User: Yes, please. Thank you.
'Wireless' Just Means It Runs on MagicEnd User: My mouse doesn't work.
IT: You recently got a new one, is that right?
End User: Yes, and now it doesn't work, so I need another new one.
IT: Did you check the batteries? Maybe they just need to be changed.
End User: It doesn't have batteries.
IT: But isn't it a wireless mouse?
End User: Right. So why would it use batteries?
IT: I'll be right there.
End User: My Monitor Is BrokenIT: OK. Can you tell more about what you're experiencing?
End User: It turns on, but there's nothing on the screen.
IT: Can you please confirm that the cable from the monitor to your computer is securely attached?
End User: I already did that; it's connected.
IT: Does the settings menu pop up when you press one of the buttons off to the right of the screen?
End User: Yes.
IT: Try looking at the brightness setting. What is it set at?
End User: Oh. Never mind, it's working now.
Cup Holder Not IncludedEnd User: Can you help fix my cup holder?
IT: Cup holder? We are a technical support desk for your servers and PCs.
End User: I know that! The cup holder I am having issues with is part of my PC.
IT: OK. Can you describe the issue to me?
End User: When I press the button that normally opens my cup holder, it doesn't open. It just flashes a little green light at me and makes an odd grinding sound.
IT: Can you read what is written on the front of the cup holder tray that usually opens?
End User: Yes, it says DVD ROM. What does that mean?
Pretty Sure That's Not an Email DomainEnd User: My email isn't working. Can you help?
IT: Sure. What's happening?
End User: It keeps giving me an "undeliverable" message.
IT: What's the email address?
End User: 1234 County Road.
IT: That's a postal address.
End User: I know. That's what I'm saying. It won't send.
Don't Get Your Wires CrossedEnd User: Neither my mouse nor my keyboard is working.
IT: OK. I'm sorry. Before we bring new ones up, we just need to try to troubleshoot real quick. Can you please check to make sure they're plugged into the back of your PC securely?
End User: Sure—one second. Oh. I think they'll work now.
IT: Had they just come unplugged?
End User: Uh, no. They were plugged in.
IT: So, what did you find that appears to be the issue?
End User: Well, they were plugged in, but I guess I plugged them into the wrong place?
IT: The wrong place? There really should only be a couple of USB ports on the back.
End User: Yeah, they were plugged into USB ports, just not mine.
IT: Do you mean they were plugged into the workstation next to yours?
End User: Uh, yeah. I guess so.
Size MattersIT: OK. Let's insert the first disk.
End User: OK, done.
IT: At the prompt, press enter.
End User: It says it's not found.
IT: OK, no problem. Let's try the next disk
End User: It says "disk read error."
IT: OK, we'll try the next one.
End User: OK, but it's a very tight fit, and I'm having a hard time closing the door.
IT: What?
End User: Should I be removing the other disks?
Dark Side of the MonitorEnd User: My Internet isn't working.
IT: OK, when you open your browser, what happens?
End User: Nothing.
IT: Does the browser open? If so …
End User: No, it doesn't open. In fact, there's nothing on my screen.
IT: Okay, I understand. Is the monitor powered on?
End User: No. There's nothing on the screen at all. I can't even see the power button.
IT: It should be located on the bottom right side of the monitor and it looks …
End User: I know what it looks like, but it's dark in here.
IT: It's dark?
End User: Yes. All of the lights are off.
IT: Uh, is there currently power at your site?
End User: No. The power is out.
IT: I think that could be the problem.
Longer days, shorter nights, higher temperatures and vacations. Yes, summer is in full swing, but that doesn't mean the IT professional's job gets any easier. Every day of the year, IT pros must handle tasks big and small, including the occasional unbelievably wacky end-user help desk request. So, to celebrate the start of summer—and perhaps remind end users that even though the month of June signals the beginning of fun in the sun, IT professionals are still hard at work—SolarWinds asked its THWACK community of more than 125,000 IT professionals to share some of their craziest help desk requests. Based on the SolarWinds survey responses, eWEEK compiled this slide show. Some of these requests may sound familiar, but all will probably make you cringe. Whatever your reaction, it's important to remember not to let end users cramp your summer style. Some of the best practices gleaned from the study include being in the know; measuring and providing feedback; documenting every interaction; automating as much as you can; clearly defining and communicating your help desk process and service-level agreements; and enabling end-users to help themselves.


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Your 4 day tour was good in all respects. No complaints whatsoever. Driver and tour guide were both very professional and hospitable. However one suggestion. Food choices en route were limited to fast food joints with limited time constra..ints , compelling one to bring food on the bus causing inconvenience, which you should look into. Keep up the good work with West Coast tours. Read full review
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We had a fantastic time with this tour. The drives were long but the guide and the driver are excellent. Our guide Mr. David was very knowledgeable and took lots of good pictures for all four of us. I was so thrill to see the Saguaro cactus.. at Saguaro NP. We loved White Sand National Monument. Carlsbad cavern was great too. Our favorites are Monument Valley and Horseshoe bend. It is a very well thought out tour. Less people than other popular national parks but very interesting. You will have a chance of less people in your pictures. Highly recommended!! Read full review
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