Obama on 60 Minutes: No Torture, No Gitmo (Video) »

Posted By tehranchik 1 year, 2 months ago in Political News

In his first television interview since being elected President, Barack Obama talked about a range of personal, economic and foreign policy issues on "60 Minutes" Sunday night. In one of the most important exchanges, Obama reaffirmed his commitment to human rights and restoring America's "moral stature" by banning torture and closing Gitmo.

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Well, I'm from and live in the Pacific Northwest. I did live in the middle east during the late 70's and early 80 ...

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    ameliog1 year, 2 months ago

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    I didn't watch this last night so was glad to see they had the entire interview posted, which I just got done viewing. Thanks!

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      truthiness1 year, 2 months ago

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      always an inspiring man to listen to.

      sound logic, humility, cautious optimism, confidence, and an amazing personal story.

      he makes you believe he is the right man for these troubled times.

      hopefully, that will prove to be the case.

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