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*Main Topics: *Hagel, NAACP, Kimmel mocks* *Czechoslovakia gaffe,
*Summary of Shift:* While news relating to the poor economy continued to
lead the cycle this morning, most of the stories drifted between
entertainment related clips, vice presidential speculation, and other items
that could charitably be called fluff. An extended recording of Jesse
Jackson's derogatory comments about Obama gained some traction because of
Jackson's use of the N word. A group of US airways pilots placed a newspaper
ad accusing executives at the company of "intimidation" and that the execs
forced the pilots to fly at dangerously slow speeds to save fuel. Despite
prior statements that no talks will be held, the Undersecretary of State,
William Burns will be attending an international meeting in Iran about
nuclear programs, and a diplomatic presence will be established in Iran.
Most surprisingly there was no coverage of McCain's Afghanistan speech
today.However some stations reported a need for more troops in Afghanistan
but most are tied down in Iraq. Other foreign policy related news reflected
polls this week which showed McCain stronger than Obama as commander in
chief.
Highlights:
1. MSNBC: Scarborough notes surge wasn't McCain's idea
2. ABC: Jimmy Kimmel highlights Czechoslovakia gaffe, plays mock ad of
other long gone countries McCain would help
3. CNN: John McCain gets "kudos for coming" at the NAACP Conference but
little else
Local Highlights:
4. 4.WETV ABC Omaha: Reporters note press exclusion, McCain praise for
Hagel
5. WXIX FOX Cincinnati: Highlighted that McCain answered questions at
NAACP and Obama didn't [No Clip]
Clips:
Highlight #1
*Scarborough Notes Surge Wasn't McCain's Idea* (MSNBC 07/17/08)
JOE SCARBOROUGH: That's fine. It's George Bush's surge. I will say John
McCain was the one man in Washington who supported that it seemed at the
time. But, I wouldn't go around saying that was McCain's idea.
MIKA BRZEZINSKI: I'm thinking…
WILLIE GESIT: Or that he was the one that wanted Rumsfeld out.
BREZINSKI: Um well give him the credit for not liking Rumsfeld. There was a
little friction there.
SCARBOROUGH: He did say Rumsfeld should be fired.
BRZEZINSKI: I think there was legitimate friction.
SCARBOROUGH: Yeah well everybody except George Bush.
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Highlight #2
*Jimmy Kimmel Highlights Czechoslovakia Gaffe, Plays Mock Ad Of Other Long
Gone Countries McCain Would Help* (ABC 07-17-08)
JIMMY KIMMEL: Senator John McCain of Arizona is a little confused. Twice in
the last few days reference to the country of Czechoslovakia, unfortunately,
Czechoslovakia has not existed as a country for about fifteen years. It's
two countries now; it's the Czech Republic and Slovakia. And you'd think a
guy who can memorize all the items on the early bird menu at Co Co's would
get that straight but he can't. And now, some people are worried McCain
might be out of touch, a concern his campaign today addressed sternly in
this ad we made up.
AD NARRATOR: John McCain will stand strong for America's values abroad. He
will fight for freedom in Iraq, Afghanistan, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia,
Abyssinia, Transjordan, Zanzibar, and the Ottoman Empire. And John McCain
will stop America's number one enemy: Adolph Hitler. And, he'll free the
slaves. John McCain for President. I'm John McCain and I approve this
message.
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Highlight #3
*John McCain gets "Kudos for Coming" at the NAACP Conference but Little Else
* (CNN 07/17/08 08:13am)
JOHN ROBERTS: John McCain is probably going to have a hard time convincing
African American voters to choose him over Barack Obama. But that wont keep
him from trying.
DANA BASH: If your audience is the NAACP and your opponent would be the
first black President, you start here:
JOHN MCCAIN: Don't tell him I said this, but he's an impressive fellow in
many ways.
BASH: That was John McCain's biggest applause line, an ice breaker about
Barack Obama, who got a thunderous reception two days earlier. McCain was
greeted with mostly polite clapping; one person was so indifferent he read
the paper. McCain came armed with new education initiatives.
MCCAIN: The worst problems of our public school system are often found in
black communities.
BASH: He pushed merit pay for teachers, and hit Obama for opposing school
vouchers.
MCCAIN: All that went over well with the teachers union, but where does it
leave families and their children that are left in failing schools.
BASH*: The reaction: Dead Silence. McCain's chances at winning black votes
are incredibly steep. A fresh New York Times Poll shows 89% of black voters
support Obama, just 2% say they'll vote for McCain. *
MCCAIN: Whether or not I win your support, I need your goodwill and your
council.
BASH: But McCain came looking mostly for just that: goodwill, to show that
he's a different kind of Republican. After George Bush was elected he didn't
attend the NAACP Conference for 6 years. McCain came and even it opened it
up for questions. […] This teacher in an Obama teacher that says teachers
can't afford food.
TEACHER: What are you going to do Senator, we can't continue this way.
DANA: I want to reward good teachers.
BASH: If nothing else, kudos for coming. […]
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Highlight #4
*Local Nebraska Station Covers McCain Limiting Press, Praising
Hagel*(ABC-KETV 07-16-08)
TODD ANDREWS: A final stop at the strategic air and space museum, his
campaign put tight restrictions on what we could show you but we were able
to sit down and talk with him briefly. He signaled he was willing to fight
hard for Nebraska votes. This despite the history of the state as friendly
territory for Republican Presidential hopefuls. Senator John McCain took to
the midlands this Wednesday. The Republican Presidential hopefully stopped
at Warner Enterprises in Omaha talking to employees about the economy and
revisiting campaign promises about the gas tax relief.
JOHN MCCAIN: Americans are hurting right now. Let's give them a little
break. That was just stop number one for McCain after he landed at Epply at
midday. A bit later supporters, including state GOP leaders, were eagerly
awaiting his arrival at a 1,000 a plate dinner. $1,000-a-plate fundraising
dinner at the strategic air and space museum.
GOVERNOR HEINMAN: I think it's important that we have a man who will
hopefully be the next president of the united states right here in the
eastern part of the state.
MCCAIN: I think the campaign may be won or lost to a large degree by a lot
of the
ANDEWRS: We spoke to McCain one-on-one just before the fundraiser. Among the
chief issues on his mind: fighting hard for the hearts of Nebraska voters
and not assuming anything.
MCCAIN: I'm confident of winning Nebraska - but I have to campaign
everywhere; I have to convince every voter.
ANDREWS: McCain hopes to win them over by pressing home his message of
experience and reiterating the differences between his ideas and those of
Barack Obama. McCain believes his ideas resonate better with Nebraskans;
especially when it comes to energy and taxes.
MCCAIN: They want us to drill offshore, and they want us to go with nuclear
power and solar and tide and wind. And they want their taxes kept low.
Senator Obama will raise their taxes, I'll lower them.
ANDREWS: And in regards to his chances nationwide this November? Well he
readably acknowledges the campaign trail ahead is a long one.
MCCAIN: We're in a very competitive race. I'm the underdog; we've got a lot
of work to do.
ANDREWS: Among the other topics discussed with McCain today: his thoughts on
VP rumors surrounding US Senator Chuck as Hagel is set to accompany Barack
Obama on a trip to the Middle East. McCain actually said he's "pleased" that
Hagel is going on that trip and McCain says he's not worried about whether
it's pertinent for the Presidential race ahead.
KRISTI ANDERSEN: Thanks Todd. As we mentioned there were several rules
McCain had in place for who we could and could not have access to. One of
the things we weren't allowed into: the actually fundraising event.
NICHOLE BERLIE: Meantime Nebraska Democrats poked fun at the 1,000 a plate
dinner with their own fundraiser of 5 dollar a head hot dog dinner at
Mahoney State Park. Democratic leaders say their ability to throw together
this last minute event shows that their party is energized for this
election.
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