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9:00 am ET - British PM arrives at White House - After spending Tuesday night checking out "March Madness" hoops action, British Prime Minister David Cameron is welcomed to the White House by President Obama, Vice President Biden and their wives. Obama and Cameron will later hold a news conference at 12:05 pm ET.
10:00 am ET - George Clooney on Capitol Hill - Actor/activist George Clooney has played a leading role in informing the world about the Sudan crisis for years. Today, he talk about the situation in the region before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
11:35 am ET - Santorum in Puerto Rico - Fresh off his victories in Alabama and Mississippi, GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum spends his day in Puerto Rico, where he'll meet with the island's governor in Old San Juan.
1:30 pm ET - Don Riddell live chat - World Sport's Don Riddell drops by CNN.com Live to talk about this summer's London Olympics! He'll answer your questions live via Twitter @DonRiddellCNN.
4:30 pm ET - Gingrich rally - GOP hopeful Newt Gingrich looks to continue his presidential aspirations in Illinois, as he holds a campaign rally in Rosemont.
6:00 pm ET - Blagojevich pre-prison news conference - One day before he heads to Colorado to begin a 14-year federal prison sentence, former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich speaks with reporters outside his home.
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George Clooney.
*Sigh*
Good Morning banasy
How's it withyou today ? I'm still in Texas. Almost seems like another country here.
Hey, Rawr.
I'm fine, how about yourself?
I think Texans *want* others to believe they *are* a country unto itself, lol.
Gonna be near 80 here today.
@banasy...LOL...indeed we do! Actually, I wish we would have stayed a republic myself! No offense to anyone...
And no offense meant to any and all Texans either. After living for so many years in the US, it just seems strange to be here.
Ah, CenTex!
None taken.
Hi!
Hi Banasy and Bobcat...welcome to the great state of Texas and good to have you here!
I am so disappointed in CNN news. I watch them because I think there is more "news" ...
I was just watching Obama welcome the Camerons, the prime minister of Britain. We listend to Obama. When Cameron began speaking the reporters BROKE IN and started discussing Obama's upcoming campaign.
HOW ARROGANT. THIS is what America means about the press CREATING the news...not reporting it..
IF Obama were that important to listen to...can't we be respectful enough to honor what he was talking about?
I am very disappointed. tt
I didn't see the interview, but if that was what they did, the they owe the PM a huge apology. That had to be the epitomy of rudeness.
I agee.
Why bother showing the meeting if one isn't going to let viewers listen to what the PM has to say?
Sometimes silence is golden...
Two zebras were standing around talking one day. One says to the other, Am I white with black stripes or black with white stripes ? The other one says, Maybe you should ask God about and he'll give you an answer.
So, that night the zebra did that, and the lord said. You are what you are. Well the next morning he told the other zebra what god said, and he responded Well I guess that means you're white with black stripes. If it had been the other way, he would have said, You is what you is.
Rawr, you do realize that this post is going to get pulled, right?
lol...
God told me I yam what I yam.
Is that all that U yam ?
@ CenTexan©
Yeah, ti's pretty neat. I'm in the Fort Worth area. A place called White Settlement. All in all, it's the same, but it's different. We went to the Ft. Worth Stockyards yesterday. Big time tourist place. They had a cattle drive right down the middle of the street. That was a whole lot of T-Bones on the hoof. It made me hungry, so we went to a saloon to eat.
@bobcat...yes, the Ft. Worth stockyards draws a lot of visitors. I've never been there myself. I hear you can get a pretty good steak there. Ft. Worth is 3 1/2 hours north of me....pretty far "up north" to me! LOL
Dang, I'm still a yankee even when I visit somewhere down south. Or ot west whatever the case may be.
And yes the steaks were delicious.
Well good luck on that troll counter lol!
It finally let me in.
Let the world know what you think, but please do so responsibly.
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