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Jon Stewart examines the media s bizarre obsession with questioning Michelle Obama s patriotism in the context of her amazing convention speech. Download | Play Download | Play She s got to [prove her patriotism]! She s a Democrat. She must prove she loves America, as opposed to Republicans who everyone knooows love America. They just hate half the people living in it. Of course Karl Rove disagrees, writing in the Wall Street Journal that Michelle could have done better on saying I love America. ”

It's day two of the Democratic Convention, and today the Political Lunch team has footage from the floor of Michele Obama's big speech last night. ALSO: A look at the some of the protests happening throughout Denver, an interview with Rednecks for Obama, and a preview of Hillary's push for party unity.

Your Daily Politics Video Blog: In today's episode of TPMtv, we recap Day one of the Democratic National Convention and explain how we're managing to shoot live (or almost live) video via the web.

I return from my honeymoon, mull over GTD conversion and give my thoughts on the DNC's opening night and Michelle Obama's speech.

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"We have an obligation to fight for the world as it should be."

Where is Michelle Obama? It's hard to find a high quality combination of both good audio and video of Michelle Obama's DNC speech. In the end, Google video had the best experience with good audio and user control. It was a better experience than watching on the C-Span site, where the video comes from. Ironic. The DNC site had great video but poor audio. The YouTube version, on the Obama '08 page, edited the introduction. Google Video ( C-Span ): August 25, 2008 C-SPAN Michelle Obama Keynote Address to the 2008 Democratic National Convention. 36 min. Mrs.Obama is joined her daughters Milia and Sasha, and then Barack gets in the picture via satellite. This video includes the video introduction, her brother's introduction and her speech. Quality: OK video quality, very good audio. C-Span: The embeded C-Span video player includes scollbars and is very small. Note: To delete those scrollbars, you need to add "scrolling="no"" to the code. You can watch this video on the C-Span page but you must disable any pop-up blockers first. Quality: Great sound, but you can't scrub ahead to fast forward through the video. No control equals a poor user experience. Democratic National Convention - Official Site: Remarks, Michelle Obama. In HD. Requires Silverlight and Move Networks video player. Quality: Great video, but the audio has a lot of pops and cut outs. Poor sound quality detracts from the beautiful vieo experience. Includes Michelle's brother's introduction. YouTube: Searching for Michelle Obama's speech this morning, resulted in a Sponsored Link from the Obama campaign, Watch Michelle's Speech, that leads you to a sign up page which has a 1:35 embeded YouTube video, Backstage with Michelle. That's not the speech I was looking for. Clicking around on YouTube some more I found it, Michelle Obama at 2008 Democratic National Convention. 20:14 min. Quality: This version has an very short introduction by Michelle's brother. Good audio and average quality video. No high quality viewing option. More Content: YouTube: Michele Obama, A short biography of Michelle Obama that introduces the Obama family to families across America. It played Monday night at the 2008 Democratic National Convention. YouTube: Michelle Obama prepares for her convention speech. guardian.co.uk: Michelle Obama speaks of Barack's qualities as a man, husband and father. Laurin Manning's Blog: Michelle shares her story This post is cross posted at techpresident.

POW lashes out at MOM

"I come here tonight" as a sister, wife, mother and daughter.

"Let us stand together to elect Barack Obama President."

There were a few points when it seemed Michelle Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention was going to come apart, its swelling high points and applause lines overwhelmed by a few too many awkward halts and reflexive uses of the term "you see." But by the time Obama wrapped up, her vulnerability and lack of polish looked like smartly-deployed correctives to the idea her husband is smooth, arrogant and lacks humanity. If you agreed with MSNBC's Keith Olbermann when he said "I'm beginning to sound borderline sycophantic on this" speech, you might have flipped over to Fox News Channel, only to listen to a choked-up Juan Williams saying similar things about how poignant the historic oratory was. Everyone seemed to be raving about Michelle, including the guy on Fox who warned, "She didn't give the Gettysburg address let's not pretend." If Obama scored points by being a heartfelt novice, her kids closed the deal, even as they interrupted their father's prepared remarks and gently corrected him on what city he was in (Kansas City, not St. Louis). It might seem exploitive come morning, but for now enjoy the clip after the jump. UPDATE: Plus video of Michelle Obama's "I Love This Country" moment. The image associated with this post is best viewed using a browser.

Barack Obama urges us "to strive for the world as it should be."

"I love this country."

Barack Obama may want to think twice about giving his kids a microphone ever again.

This biographical film follows her journey that led to a life in public service.

Raw Video: Michelle Obama tours the stage at the DNC floor. She'll deliver a primetime address Monday night. Obama was joined by her daughters Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7. (Aug. 25)

Michelle Obama addresses the DNC during "prime time," a speech that will be seen by millions of people. There's a lot riding on that speech. For some perspective, we talk to Wendi C. Thomas, a columnist from The Commercial Appeal Memphis who is writing about the racial history being made at this convention. Thomas describes her mission at the Democratic National Convention, the biggest assignment in her 16-year career as a journalist. We spoke at the opening "Celebration with Altitude" party for media and guests at Elitch Gardens. You can follow Wendi's columns on the web, and they will appear in print in The Commercial Appeal and The Rocky Mountain News. They are both owned by Scripps.Video and text by Len Edgerly **http://the-uptake.groups.theuptake.org/en/videogalleryView/id/481/

In this episode, our hero takes on the John Edwards scandal, opines disappointedly on his comestible catastrophe, is thoroughly disgusted at his home state of West Virginia's recent pandering to morons and wonders how a man with many many wives survives... First broadcast on Radio Six International on August 13th.

Author: poptalk Added: Sat, 16 Aug 2008 10:54:30 -0800 Duration: 291Vanity Fair recently released its 2008 International Best Dressed List, and special guest star Medavog joins forces with pop!talk to undress this year's selections in the premiere episode of our new series on 'MONEY'.

Michelle Obama sat down with Good Morning America (GMA) host Robin Roberts for an interview about a number of hot topics regarding media coverage including the John McCain ad comparing Barack Obama to a celebutant rockstar. Paris Hilton also responded to the negative McCain ad by calling the Republican candidate wrinkley and old. Michelle Obama mentions her joy about positive press coverage including her appearance in the upcoming September issue of Ebony Magazine. There is also discussion about the controversial New Yorker cover showing Michelle and Barack Obama sharing a militant fist bump while Barack was dressed in muslim clothing. We think this was a very good interview and decided to share the clip if you missed it. We must commend Robin Roberts for her strength during her illness and battle with breast cancer. We were saddened when we first heard the news. Robin is a great role model and is beautiful with her short natural hairstyle. The public has a big appetite for news about the lives of the Obama family. They recently allowed their two young daughters to be interviewed with them on TV; later presumptive Democratic nominee Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) said it was a mistake. Michelle Obama talks to ABC's Robin Roberts about putting the kids in the public eye. MS. ROBERTS: But one thing's for certain: the public's and media's appetite for the Obamas. The couple's still feeling their way on how much is too much when it comes to their two young daughters. MS. OBAMA: I think we're all figuring this out, and I've had an opportunity to talk to people who've done this before. I had a great conversation with Hillary Clinton. I also talked to Tipper Gore -- lots of folks who have had great advice on how do you make sure that your kids are whole and grounded. And part of it is keeping them -- keeping their worlds very much their own. So we're learning and growing and figuring it out, and making some decisions and changing our minds and moving forward. source Michelle Obama is a beautiful and strong African-American woman who deserves to be commended for keeping her composure during the campaign and raising two lovely daughters. Way to go Michelle! Michelle Obama Talks about the Media. Michelle Obama talks about Barack Obama and the White House. Listen to excerpts from Michelle Obama's audio interview with Ebony Magazine about media coverage and the White House. Click here to listen to more audio clips from the interview. When Michelle Obama decided to give America a glimpse into who she is and what she is about, she came to EBONY. Since we followed the Senator and his quest for success even before he announced his intention to run for President, Michelle felt comfortable talking in depth about her hopes for both her family and her country in a candid one-on-one with EBONY Creative Director Harriette Cole. Read Michelle's insightful interview in the September issue of EBONY, listen to the candidate's wife in her own words and check out her personal style in our Style Watch photo gallery! source

In this premiere episode for Radio Six International, our hero discusses... waaait for it... waaaaiiiiit for iiiiit.... the American Presidential Election! (well, YOU fill an hour.) Was Obama's trip to Europe and the middle east eclipsed, in the opinion of people who can actually vote for him, by McCain's podunk tour of the flyover states? He chastises the British media for their pronunciation of "Barrick" Obama. And write down the date! Spike says something complimentary about George Bush! This one's a keeper! There's the price of oil (be nice, this is a new audience, they've not heard this guff before) and could it be? Really? A politician doing something nice? Hmm... maybe, maybe not. Britain's Channel 4 incurs the wrath of the regulatory body for showing a skewed anti-global warming documentary, and what's the right way to respond to pokes and requests on Facebook? Speaking of, joineth thou the Rage Machine Facebook Group. NOW! RIGHT NOW! DO IT! http:/...

During Virginia stop, potential first lady discusses a host of campaign topics.