Posted on 01/26/2009 3:47:29 PM PST by Rebelbase
resident Obama Does First Formal TV Interview as President with Al-Arabiya
January 26, 2009 6:29 PM
As special envoy to the Middle East, George Mitchell heads off to the region to begin work on negotiating a cease fire between Israel and the Palestinians, President Obama has sat for his first formal TV interview with the Arabic cable TV network Al-Arabiya, ABC News has learned.
The interview was taped this evening and is set to air at 11 pm ET, as Mitchell is in the air and on his way to the region.
Based in Dubai, Al-Arabiya estimates that it has a potential audience exceeding 23 million in the Gulf region.
-- jpt
Did he need an interpreter?
I guess he sees himself more as president of the World, who shouldn’t be seen favoring Americans over others...
He won’t even answer US Press questions but freely gives himself to his Arabian masters.
Well, how special!
How appropriate. Our Muslim Marxist President does his first interview with an Arab propaganda organ.
Traitor....
This should go over well.
I’m not even shocked by this stuff any more.
My husband and I just heard that on "the news" and laughed out loud.
Yep, there it is. Wow, 23 million viewers. How many of those viewers are American?
it’s not just handwriting that’s on the wall. It’s a motion picture in surroundsound.
He won’t even answer US Press questions but freely gives himself to his Arabian masters.
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Yyyyyyyyyup! He doesn’t give a $hit about the ‘plebs’.
Sworn in without a bible.(when he redid it)
First phone call to a muslim.
First interview to a muslim.
Why would anyone expect someone named “Hussein” to do otherwise?
First image from the interview
And how does the fawning US press feel about this?? Scooped by the Arab press.
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