[mitchbert]

Here we go...

[katykelly]

Thanks for starting this thread. What a crowd!

[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

fox news is going to show it as well

[Batrachian]

Certainly a better reception than he would get in Berkeley.

[ChadGore]

Does anyone have a streaming audio/video link ?

[Oldeconomybuyer]

www.romanian.freerepublic.com

[FreedomPoster]

Watch on FNC, not CNN, for all the obvious reasons.

[maica]

Thanks for the notice - one of the great blessings of FR!
The Dims have no idea how wide is our ability to share news, probably because until Nov 6 they did not care to know.

[Bahbah]

The crowd is fabulous. Thanks so much, Romania, for the wonderful welcome. How great to have a President who I can watch with pride and love. Couldn't watch the other one at all.

[hole_n_one]

[dawn53]

Can anybody make out what they're chanting? They've done it a couple times, but I can't make it out maybe because I don't speak Romanian, LOL.

[Freedom2specul8]

maybe your ping list?

[American in Israel]

Go Bush! Man what a difference a president can make. This guy is a statesman, an American treasure.

[strela]

And with every word that Bush utters, a little more stomach acid irritates Al Gore's already overstressed esophagal lining, as he ponders what might have been if his little helpers in Florida had been able to manufacture just a few more votes after the polls closed ...

What a pleasant day this is going to be.

[SamAdams76]

Romania is in NATO! Thank you Ronald Reagan and thank you to the people of Romania who overthrew their own version of Bill and Hillary Clinton just 13 years ago - Nicolae and Elena Ceausescu.

[keats5]

Are these new NATO countries within shooting distance of Iraq?

[Senator Goldwater]

Interesting how the Democrats rapped Bush for not knowing the names of various world figures during the 2000 campaign.

But they all know his.

[hole_n_one]

Click on pic to enlarge......

	U.S. President George W. Bush (news - web sites) (L) and Romanian President Ion Iliescu wave to tens of thousands of Romanians gathered in Piata Revolutieu in Bucharest November 23, 2002. Bush today visited Lithuania and Romania to celebrate their induction into NATO (news - web sites). REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque - Nov 23 11:40 AM ET
	U.S. President George W. Bush (news - web sites) waves as Romanian President Ion Iliescu applauds after Bush addressed tens of thousands in the Piata Revolutieu in Bucharest, November 23, 2002. Bush today visited Lithuania and Romania to celebrate their induction, along with five other Eastern European nations, into NATO (news - web sites). REUTERS/Larry Downing - Nov 23 11:36 AM ET
	U.S. President George W. Bush (news - web sites) and Romanian President Ion Iliescu are reflected in a rain-streaked bullet proof glass in front of tens of thousands of Romanians in the Piata Revolutieu in Bucharest, November 23, 2002. Bush today visited Lithuania and Romania to celebrate their induction this week into NATO (news - web sites). REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque - Nov 23 11:26 AM ET
	President Bush (news - web sites) and Romanian President Ion Iliescu address tens of thousands of Romanians in Revolution Square, site of the 1989 revolt that toppled communist rule and the place where late dictator Nicolae Ceausescu fled by helicopter from an angry mob, in Bucharest, Romania, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) - Nov 23 11:25 AM ET
	The crowd cheers as President Bush (news - web sites) and Romanian President Ion Iliescu address tens of thousands of Romanians in Revolution Square, site of the 1989 revolt that toppled communist rule and the place where late dictator Nicolae Ceausescu fled by helicopter from an angry mob, in Bucharest, Romania, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) - Nov 23 11:28 AM ET
	Romanians listen as U.S. President George W. Bush (news - web sites) speaks in the Piata Revolutieu in Bucharest, November 23, 2002. Bush today visited Lithuania and Romania to celebrate their induction along into NATO (news - web sites). REUTERS/Larry Downing - Nov 23 11:25 AM ET
	U.S. President George W. Bush (news - web sites) and Romanian President Ion Iliescu are reflected in bulletproof glass as Bush is introduced to address thens of thousands in the Piata Revolutieu in Bucharest November 23, 2002. Bush today visited Lithuania and Romania to celebrate their induction this week into NATO (news - web sites). REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque - Nov 23 11:23 AM ET
	In the rain, President Bush (news - web sites) greets some of the tens of thousands of Romanians in Revolution Square, site of the 1989 revolt that toppled communist rule and the place where late dictator Nicolae Ceausescu fled by helicopter from an angry mob, during his visit to Bucharest, Romania, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) - Nov 23 11:03 AM ET
	Through rain-covered protective glass, President Bush (news - web sites) and Romanian President Ion Iliescu address tens of thousands of Romanians in Revolution Square, site of the 1989 revolt that toppled communist rule and the place where late dictator Nicolae Ceausescu fled by helicopter from an angry mob, in Bucharest, Romania, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) - Nov 23 11:08 AM ET
	From behind protective glass, President Bush (news - web sites) and Romanian President Ion Iliescu greet tens of thousands of Romanians in Revolution Square, site of the 1989 revolt that toppled communist rule and the place where late dictator Nicolae Ceausescu fled by helicopter from an angry mob, during his visit to Bucharest, Romania, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) - Nov 23 10:56 AM ET
	President Bush (news - web sites) addresses tens of thousands of Romanians in Revolution Square, site of the 1989 revolt that toppled communist rule and the place where late dictator Nicolae Ceausescu fled by helicopter from an angry mob, during his visit to Bucharest, Romania, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) - Nov 23 10:47 AM ET
	President Bush (news - web sites) is welcomed to the Cotroceni Palace in Bucharest by Romania's President Ion Iliescu, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002. Barely a decade after winning independence from Moscow, Lithuania and the Baltic nations of Latvia and Estonia joined former communist states Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia and Slovenia as the next wave of NATO (news - web sites) members. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) -

[HennepinPrisoner]

Colin Powell is there

I assume he is there to recruit as many of the 200,000 Muslims in Romania as he can to come to the US and obtain citizenship.

[For the Unborn]

This makes me so proud of my eastern european heritage.