Breaking down Obama's inaugural address

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AT&T U‑Verse 189   Comcast 107   DirecTV 358   Dish Network 215   Verizon FIOS 192 The Daily Brief: Inauguration Day Follow Current on     In this edition Right-wing reaction to President Obama's speech Poet Laureate Richard Blanco's moving 'One Today' Bill Press calls on Obama for 'bold action' Does Obama write his own speeches? President Obama's speech in a word cloud   Highlights from Inauguration Day Right-wing reaction to President Obama's speech Share "There's already chatter on in terms of the right wing: 'It was too political, it was too partisan,'" Boehlert says during Current's coverage of the inauguration. He goes on to cite instances in the speech where Obama made "very light reference to the absolute, radical obstructionism that he faces in Washington." More on Obama's 'name-calling' reference   Highlights from Inauguration Day Poet Laureate Richard Blanco's moving 'One Today' Share Richard Blanco, a Cuban American born in Madrid and raised and educated in Miami, on Monday became the first Hispanic and first openly gay man to read the inaugural poem. See the full text of the poem here   Full Court Press with Bill Press Bill Press calls on Obama for 'bold action' Share Bill Press tells President Obama on Inauguration Day, "Go for broke, we've got your back." He also recalls how last year at this time most commentators didn't think the president had a chance of winning a second term. But now the president has a mandate, and now is the time, says Bill, for "bold action." See Bill's full message to the president   Highlights from Inauguration Day Does Obama write his own speeches? Share Michael Hastings, a BuzzFeed correspondent who covered the 2012 election, notes that President Obama's speechwriters are "ridiculously young." And Jennifer Granholm emphasizes that Obama has final say when it comes to his speeches: "If you're going to be true to who you are as a president, you have to have input on this, the language has to come from you naturally." See more of the insider conversation   Highlights from Inauguration Day President Obama's speech in a word cloud Share President Barack Obama delivered his second inaugural address on Monday. We created a word cloud displaying his word choices as he set the course for the nation's next four years. See the word cloud and full text of the speech   Find Current TV Enter Zipcode What's on tap The War Room at 6E/3P Looking ahead to the next four years Bill Press, Christine Pelosi and others join Jennifer Granholm to assess the president's speech and the possibility of a progressive agenda. The Young Turks at 7E/4P Climate change gets a mention ... now what? President Obama mentioned climate change in his inaugural address, but what will be the action that follows? Viewpoint at 8E/5P The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Professor and journalist Kristal Brent Zook and Tom Hayden of the Peace & Justice Resource Center will discuss the civil rights leader's life. Inauguration Recap and Analysis at 9E/6P One-hour look back on the day Jennifer Granholm, John Fugelsang, Cenk Uygur and others review Monday's historic event and discuss the next four years.           #ICYMI           Full Court Press The feel in Washington on Inauguration Day Talking Liberally Stephanie and the Mooks storm the White House Inauguration 2013 Did Obama or his supporters ever doubt his re-election? ©2013 Current TV, LLC All Rights Reserved Privacy Policy Terms of Use The Basics About Community Guidelines FAQ Advertising Jobs Stay in Touch Feedback Contact info Blog Newsletter Get Current Find Current TV Watch Episodes Online Follow Us Online Facebook Twitter YouTube iTunes

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