this is happening in fairbanks, alaska. we have our entire team, part of the best political team, candy crowley in washington, she will guide us through this event. criswell ch is our all-platform journalist there on the ground. she is saying this is a farewell. some are saying, hey, it is possibly an indication of what is to come. hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. let's get to it. candy crowley standing by. the stage is set. sarah palin is there. what do you think? >> i think we are not going to learn a lot about the overarching question here and that is is he going to get back into elected politics. i think we won't know that answer for a year or 18 months. i think she is a better politician than a lot of people give sarah palin credit for being. i think she understands how to

play the options. i think that is what she is doing right now. >> for folks who are saying this is the end of her politically her stepping down. i wouldn't bet the farm on it. she is very popular. some people like the renegade, what was the term she used, rogue? >> i think she said renegade. >> i remember barracuda. >> she was a self-professed maverick. she and john mccain were two mavericks. >> right. exactly. you're right. let me tell you something, not to just assume this would be an easy road if she wanted to run for president because her poll numbers are way down even among republicans. there are huge doubts whether she understands complex issues. abc/"washington post" poll 57% people think she doesn't understand complex issues. she did not help herself by quitting a job with 18 months left to go, an elected job.

but i've seen so many turn arounds, i mean, just go back to john mccain when we all sort of wrote him off and the next thing you know he is the nominee. it is tough to write people off. >> candy, can you stick around. i want to get to the person on the ground. sarah palin about to take the stage in fairbanks. chris welch is at pioneer park. >> the audience is quiet. the invocation is taking place. looking at the program on the rundown. the national anthem, honor guard and palin will have her address. >> while they are doing the invocation and anthem we will come back to you. do we have candy? candy, we'll get back to chris. we should be respectful and not

break in. candy, finish your thought. >> never fails the anchor comes to you with a national anthem or a prayer. >> thanks, candy. >> welcome aboard, chris. yeah. i really think it is hard to look at someone and say they are done, richard nixon, john mccain. it is a tough road. the road she is headed down, i'm going to help other politicians. i'm going to raise money. she's going to write a book. so she is going to audiences that really like her. she's going to give speeches. those are high-paying with someone with her profile. all of those things people do along the road to becoming a contender for their party's ticket. you certainly could read it that way. it is a great way to raise money

and a great way to make money. >> absolutely. >> you are writing a book. it could be when your time is there it is your time. she is hot right now as a politician. she can make a lot of money making speeches. her book is going to make her a lot of money. and that may be enough for her. >> just to give an idea of what is going on, there you see the honor guard walking in. i want to tell you what you are seeing, the music is from ft. wainright. this is a processional. the invocation is happening. there is the honor guard and they will have the national anthem and then the farewell address coming up just moments away. we have our candy crowley

talking to me and scolding me for going to the reporter. >> i was not. by coincidence it happens a lot. >> or an airplane or ambulance let's hear the national anthem. ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'r the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪

♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'r the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> great job by master sergeant john feemer. i always get filled when i hear the national anthem. i love to hear it. >> i do, too.

it is something so majestic. you hear it often on the campaign trail. you would think you get used to it. but it is americana. >> do we still have chris welch there. sarah palin is the next speaker. chris, take us to the park, what you are seeing? is chris there? no. it is me and you, candy. >> uh-oh. >> it is just -- as my grandmother used to say, it is just us chickens. >> i don't know about you, but i think we can fill the air time. i'm sure if she wants to continue on in politics there is a place for her. she can be more pros pous out of

politics moneywise. >> she can make a lot of money between now and the next presidential season. sure. she can make a lot of money and that may have been part why she decided to chuck it in alaska. she could be running for office. it is a pretty uphill climb. even people within the republican party, the numbers are rising of those who don't think she understands complex issues. a lot of people said you need to stay in office and bone up on these issues and that's what -- put your nose to the grindstone, finish this up and learn things as you go along. others said go to the lower 48. see all the people that did a conservative core of your party, woo them and she did a lot of that while she was still governor.

in the end, she can certainly try to run for president. there are a lot of people who want to on the republican side in the next couple of years. she has a wide open field and there is a place for her in it. it is a tough go. there needs to be rehabilitation so far in the entire country and inside the republican party. the conservative core, the evangelicals, she is hugely popular. i went to indiana for a pro-life, those were anti-abortion, dinner and fund-raiser. she was a speaker there and she just wowed the crowd. they loved her. she has a strong base in the conservative core. >> the republicans are looking for a leader, someone to put out

front. with her popularity, it seems she would be the perfect person. some people say not so. >> she is going to have a microphone at least for the next 18 months or so. what happens when -- a party out of power always lacks a leader until they have one. it generally doesn't sort of organically come up outside the beltway until somebody becomes the nominee. when you are a party out of power, it is difficult. that is why you hear so many conflicting voices in the republican party. there is no one clear person that people are looking to for leadership. that is why you are seeing policy differences. she will not emerge as the leader of the republican party. >> candy, let's talk about the party in pow, the democrats having trouble getting their health care reform through.

and the current administration say they are aware of sarah palin and she is not on their radar. 2012 is a long way off. how much are they paying attention to what sarah palin will do or say next? >> i'm sure they have more than a passing interest. i do believe they have a lot more on their plate. listen, the best way president obama can run in 2012 is do his job now. those are the ones helping him who said we are not paying attention. i think that is true. i'm sure they are aware of it and nothing but a passing interest. >> he has the foot in the door and the best way to take care of it. chris welch is standing by.

this is master of ceremonies, theriault. >> she was not successful in that run for statewide office but it whetted her appetite and was elected to be the first female governor in the state of alaska and the designee as the vice presidential candidate. i want to thank her for the time she has given to the state of alaska and service she has given to the state and to wish her well in her future endeavors. so with that, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, please help me welcome the governor of the great state of alaska, governor sarah palin.

>> thank you so much. oh, thank you so much for that very warm welcome. what an absolutely beautiful day it is and it is my honor to speak to all alaskans, to our alaskan family, this last time as your governor. it is always great to be in fairbanks. the rugged, hearty people and some of the most patriotic people live here. one thing you are known for is your steadfast support of our military community. thank you for that and thank you the united states military for protecting the greatest nation on earth. together we stand. and getting up here, i say it is the best road trip in america. soaring through nature's finest show.

soaring under the midnight sun and the extremes, in the winter time, it is the frozen road that is competing with the view of ice fogged frigid beauty, the cold, though, doesn't it split the chacos from the sourdoughs. summer, 50 degrees hotter, fire weed blooming and merciless rivers that are rushing and carving and reminding us that here mother nature wins. it is, as throughout all alaska, that big, wild good life teeming along the road north to the future. that is what we get to see every day. what the rest of america gets to see is in this last frontier there is hope and opportunity and country pride. and it is our men and women in

uniform securing it. we are facing tough challenges in america, some seeming to be hellbent, maybe, on tearing down our nation. perpetuating apologetics and our best days were yesterdays. but as other people have asked, how can that pessimism be when proof of our greatness and pride today is we produce the great, proud volunteers who sacrifice everything for country? now this week alone, sean parnell and i were on the ft. rich base there. the army chapel. we heard the last roll call and the sounding of taps for three very young, very brave alaska soldiers who just gave their all

for all of us. together we do stand with gratitude for our troops who protect all of our cherished freedoms. including our freedom of speech, which, par for the course, i'm going to exercise. and first, some straight talk for some, just some in the media. because another right protected for all of us is freedom of the press. and you have such important jobs, reporting facts and informing if electorate and exerting power to influence. you represent what could and should be a respected, honest profession and could and should be a cornerstone of our democracy. democracy depends on you. and that is why -- that's why our troops are willing to die for you. so how about in honor of the

american soldier, you quit making things up. and done underestimate the wisdom of the people. and one other thing for the media, our new governor has a very nice family, too, so leave his kids alone. okay. today is a beautiful day and today as we swear in sean parnell, no one will be happier than i to witness by gd's grace,

alaskans with strength of character advancing our state. i remember on that december day, we took the oath to uphold our state constitution and it was written right here in fairbanks by very wise pioneers. we shared the vision for government that they ground in that document. our founders wrote, all political power is inherent in the people. all government originates with the people, it's founded upon their will only and it is instituted for the good of the people as a whole. their remarkably succinct words guided us in all of our efforts in serving you and putting you first. we have done our best to fulfill promises on alaska day when i first asked for the honor of serving you. remember then our state so desired and so deserved ethics reform. we promised it and now it is the law.

ironically, it needs additional reform to stop blatant abuse from partisan operatives. i hope the lawmakers will continue that reform. we promised you that you would finally see a fair return on your alaskan own natural resources. so we built a new oil and gas appraisal system, an equitable formula to issue in competition and transparency and protection for alaskans and the producers. as incentivizes new exploration and it is the exploration that is our future. it opens oil basins and ensures the people will never be taken advantage of again. don't forget, alaskans, you are the resource owners per our constitution. last year when oil prices

soared, we sent you the energy rebate. it is your money and i've always believed you know how to better spent it than government can spend it. i promised that we would protect this beautiful environment while safely and ethically developing resources. and we did. we built the petroleum oversight office and sub cabinet to oversee conditions. fiscal restraint to not immorally burden future generations. i vetoed hundreds of millions of dollars of excess and with lawmakers we saved billions for the future. i promised that we'd lead a charge to forward funding education and hold schools accountable and improve opportunities for special needs students and elevate votec

training and pay down pension debt. i promised we would manage our fish and wildlife for abundance and we would defend the constitution. and we have but outside special interest groups still just don't get it on this one. let me tell you, alaskans need to stick together on this with new leadership, in this area especially, encouraging new leadership. stichb your spine to do what is right for alaska when the pressure mounts, you are going to see anti-hunting, anti-second amendment circuses from hollywood. they use delicate, tiny, talented celebrity starlets. they use alaska as their fund-raising tool. stand strong and remind them patriots will protect our individual guaranteed right to

bear arm s and by the way -- by the way, hollywood needs to know, we eat, therefore, we hunt. i promised energy solutions and we have a plan calling for 50% of our electricity generated by renewable resources and we can now insist those who hold the leases to develop our conventional leases they do so now on alaska's terms. so now finally after decades of just talk, finally we're seeing oil and gas drilling up there at point thompson. and i promised we would get a natural gas pipeline underway and we did. since i was a little kid growing up here, i remember the discussions, especially the political discussions, talking

about and hoping for and dreaming of commercializing our clean, abundant needed natural gas. our gas line inducement act was a game changer. this is thanks to our outstanding gas line team and the legislature adopting this law 58-1. they know agia, this bipartisan victory came from alaskans working together with free market, private-sector principles and now we are on the road to the largest private sector energy project in the history of america. it is for alaska's future. it is for america's energy independence and it will make us a more peaceful, prosperous and secure nation. what i promised we accomplished. we meaning state staff, amazing commissioners, great staff

members assisting them and conscientious alaskans outside of the bureaucracy, so many, many volunteers who stepped up to the challenge as good alaskans. but nothing, nothing could have succeeded without my right hand man, chris perry. she is the sharpest, boldest, hardest working partner. chris is my right-hand man and much success is due to chris. so much success and alaska there is much good in store further down the road. but to reach it, we must value and live the optimistic pioneering spirit that made this state proud and free and we can resist enslavement to big central government that crushes hope and opportunity. be wary of accepting government

largess. it doesn't come free. often accepting it takes away everything that is free. melting into washington's powerful, care taking arms will just suck incentive to work hard and chart our own course right out of us. that not only contributes to an unstable economy and dizzying national debt but it does make us less free. i resisted the stimulus package -- i resisted the stimulus package and we have championed earmark reform, slashing earmark requests by 85% to break the cycle of dependency on a stifling, unsustainable federal agenda. other states should follow this for their and america's

stability. we don't have to feel we must beg an allowance from washington except to beg the allowance to be self-determined. to be self-sufficient alaska must be allowed to develop, to drill and build and climb to fulfill statehood's promise. at statehood we knew this. at statehood we knew this, we are responsible for ourselves and our families and our future. and 50 years later, please, let's not start believing that government is the answer. it can't make you happy or healthy or wealthy or wise. what can? it is the wisdom of the people. and our families and small businesses and industrious individuals and it is god's grace helping those who help themselves and then this allows

that very generous voluntary hand up that we're known for enthusiastically providing those who need it. alaskans will remember that years ago, remember we sported the old bumper sticker that said, alaska, we don't give a darn how they do it outside. do you remember that? i remember that. remember, it was because we would be different. we'd roll up our sleeves and diligently sow and reap and we can still do this to carve wealth out of the wilderness and make our living on the water with strong hands and innovative minds, now with smarter technology. it is what our first people and our parents did. it worked. because they worked. we must be prudent and persistent and press for the people's right to responsibly develop god-given resources for the maximum benefit of the people.

and we have come so far in just 50 years. we are no longer a frontier outpost on the periphery of the world's greatest nation, now as a contributor and securer of america, we can attain our destiny in the promise of our motto, north to the future. the pressing issue of our time is energy independence because there is an inherent link between energy and security and energy and prosperity. alaska will lead with energy. we will prove you can be both pro-development and pro-environment because no one loves their clean air and their land and their wildlife and their water more than an alaskan. we will protect it.

yes, america must look north to the future for security, for energy independence and for our strategic location on the globe. alaska is the gatekeeper of the continent. so we are here today at a changing of the guard. now, people who know me and they know how much i love this state, some still are choosing not to hear why i made the decision to chart a new course to advance the state. and it should be so obvious to you. it is because i love alaska this much, sir, that i feel it is my duty to avoid the unproductive, typical politics as usual lame duck session in one's last year

in office. how does that benefit you? with this decision now i will be able to fight even harder for you, for what is right and for truth. and i have never felt you need a title to do all that. so as we all move forward together let's vow to keep championing alaska, to advocate responsible development and smaller government and freedom. when i took the oath to serve you i promised, remember, i promised to steadfastly and doggedly guard the interest of this great state like a grizzly guards her cubs. i will keep that vow wherever the road may lead.

todd and i, trip, willow, bristol, trig, i think i got them all, our full, big diverse fun family all thank you. i am very, very blessed for their support all along. todd, too. thank you for our home, mom and dad, because in alaska it is not on easy living but it is a good living and here it is impossible to lose your way. wherever the road may lead you, we have that steadying great north star to guide us home. so let's all enjoy the ride. i thank you alaska. god bless alaska and god bless america. >> okay. sarah palin and her farewell

speech in fairbanks, alaska. very interesting some of the comments we are getting. a very interesting speech. it is almost impossible to lose your way in alaska because they have the great north star to guide them home and thanking her family. i'm bringing in candy crowley, chris welch is there on the ground. candy, she didn't really give any indication about where she's going and what she's going to do. she said some people don't understand why she's leaving. a gentleman shouted out why and she said you don't need a title to do that. >> which is what she said when she announced she was quitting. it is hard to believe because she is going to be a lame duck she doesn't want to saddle alaska with the lack of power a lame duck has. everybody is a lame duck at some point. if all the lame ducks quit it would be troubling for the government. i thought -- one of the things

that struck me -- >> i want to tell our viewers they are swearing in sean parnell, the lieutenant governor, that is his swearing in ceremony. candy, i'm sorry to interrupt you. go ahead. >> one of this things that struck me about this speech is i don't know if she will go back into public office but she's not going to give up the microphone. this wasn't, gee, i think lieutenant governor is a great guy. i don't think we heard anything about him that i can recall. it was a defense of her record. i finished it all. there were constant, very republican, national republican thee themes, we think the money government takes in is spent by you, second amendment rights, that sort of thing. it is definitely a woman with a larger agenda than sitting at home. she will not be doing that. >> stand by, candy. we have to get a break in here

to pay the bills. sean parnell, now the governor of alaska standing by with his wife there, sandra parnell. you heard sarah palin say he's got a great family and kids so leave his kids alone. the conversation continues on the other side of the break here on cnn. we will continue talking with candy crowley. we will take you back live to fairbanks, alaska, where our cnn report is standing by.

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i wish i did. >> when she talked about the press and we all knew that she would there were applause. i couldn't see from the camera angle people stood up and there was a strong reaction to that and other things she pointed out as well. >> that was her section on lecturing the media. there was a pseudo standing ovation. half the crowd applauded that. they are onboard that the media needs to stop making things up. this crowd very, very supportive of sarah palin. a few dissenters in the crowd. trying to get reaction of what people felt of the speech and what she said gives them any indication of what she may do next. one guy said i'm just as confused walking in as now. he liked her as governor and wished she hadn't called it

quits. >> it was a very interesting speech. she waxed poetic about fairbanks and the drive there. she didn't give specifics about making things up. chris welch on the ground. chris, we are going to get back to you. thank you very much. candy crowley is joining us from washington. the media is such an easy target. always the first to be blamed for everything, right? >> true enough. the media is held in low esteem if you look at the polls. it is a particularly good applause line among republicans. i think you saw that along the campaign trail. i've seen it so many times in the years i've covered campaigns. that within the conservative community, within the republican party there is a very real feeling that the news media is not fair. the news media leans liberal. it has worked for her tremendously. it is another one of those themes that she sort of laid out

there, again, bedrock republicanism. the other is beware of big government. >> that was a big topic. >> read that stimulus, health care, any way you want, this is a steady, tried and true republican theme. i thought it was interesting how long she took. i was trying to think if i could remember any time when a governor gave up their seat 18 months ahead of time, ah little less, and had a big party in the park and handed it over to the lieutenant governor and i just don't recall a similar scene, at least nothing i have covered. >> candy, let's go through some of this. i was taking notes. she talked about the second amendment. second amendment groups are going to be sending hollywood starlets to take their guns away. we eat, therefore we hunt. that reminding me of drill, baby, drill.

hollywood starlets taking the guns away. >> this is a big applause line. in alaska, a lot of hunting there, in the midwest, the south, the interior west, so many parts of this country that are hunters. republicans have used guns and the protection of the second amendment as one of their main issues that they talk about in campaigns. there is nothing you can say to a conservative other than the abortion issue that gets them more rallied than the idea of taking their guns away, the second amendment. again, using alaska as the prism. these are national republican themes. >> yeah. which gave me an indication, hmm, sounds like she is speaking to a national audience. i knew where she was going to go when she said i'm going to exercise my freedom of speech and straight talk. i knew the next subject was going to be the media. candy, we appreciate you guiding

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this one is for the person that e-mailed me and said were there any positive comments. honestly, there were only one or two. this one is from ryan burns. sarah palin will be our president in 2016, if not in 2012. here's palin's speech sounded like talking points and complains about making things up then when press back off she cries she doesn't get coverage. harmonny express, i think sarah palin is doing all she can to get a head start in 2012. but a four-year head start. twitter, facebook, myspace, ireports.com. send us your comment, we'll read it.

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more of your comments since i said send us positive sarah palin comments. let's go to the board. that was a picture of the new governor speaking there. you want a positive comment, that's not the one. what did she say, she has a chance of becoming president 2012, 2016. i disagree with her but wish her well. cnn all negative fox all

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