Webcast on October 12, 2010

Later today, President Obama will speak to the American people about Iraq. No doubt he will laud the “end of major combat operations” by the date he randomly selected some 18 months ago. His press secretary Robert Gibbs also gave us a glimpse of what else he might say.

Earlier this week, I spoke at the Freedom Fest in Norfolk, Virginia; and, evidently, the media was asked to leave – not by me, that’s for sure. I want my message out, so despite reporters making up a story about “Palin people kicking us out” . Anyway, here are some of the key issues I spoke about.

This is a video assemblage of all available clips and covers the complete speech including the end Q&A. A still image has been inserted for the first 60 seconds where we could only obtain audio, after which normal video resumes
The Q&A session is poor video quality, it’s the best we could find, but the [...]

Many have asked to see my remarks as presented in Hong Kong. Here is an excerpt: