The Washington DC Bureau of Talk Radio News Service (Ellen Ratner, Lovisa Frost, Jay Tamboli, S. Dawn Casey, and Adrian Frost) have “high tea” at the Burj al Arab in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The tea was three hours long and had seven courses. Jay’s selection, a cappuccino, had 18k goldleaf shavings on the cream.
Video shot using a Canon Powershot A650, and edited using Final Cut Pro: by S. Dawn Casey.
The polls come in showing that the next President of the United States is Barack Obama. (0:59)
“YES WE CAN!” the crowd shouts along with Steny Hoyer at the DSCC (0:37)
Congressman Meek and Congresswoman Wasserman Schultz give recent numbers of the polls. They pump up the crowd of Democrats, talking about change and Barack Obama. (3:51)
Congressman Meek talks about the historical night that the United States and the world is about to have when electing Barack Obama as President. (1:03)
Congresswoman Wasserman Schultz talks about how of a night Democrats are having. She also talks about how a new change for the United States will be the best thing to have happened in awhile. (0:30)
Obama supporters sing the national anthem outside the White House hours after Obama’s election had been announced
Obama supporters jump for joy outside the White House hours after Obama’s victory was announced.
Democrats watch and react to John McCain’s concession speech at a watch party organized by the Democratic Senatorial and Congressional Campaign Committees
A reveler tells me that his name is Hussein, and it doesn’t matter, so maybe he can become president, too. His friend is black, and Obama is black, so maybe he could become president. “It doesn’t matter anymore,” he says.
