en las grandes cadenas de televisión, sino con esta foto que ponemos en campaña, el presidente barack obamaedios anunciaron la victoria del presidente barack obama, también rompimos records de tuits en español con más de 100 mil tuits (información en pantalla) pero no crea que esos tuits se desvanecen en el aire, también hay un índice político de twitter que midió la popularidad de ambos candidatos en al contienda, eso mide el pulso de la calle, por ejemplo, el 29 de agosto, fin de la convención nacional república, mitt romney muy arriba, con su discurso muy esperado, pero con el fin de la convención nacional demócrata era el presidente barack obama que gozaba de popularidad en twitter y mitt romney estaba preparándose para los debates presidenciales. >>> con el primer debate presidencial, mitt romney va ganando en twitter, si se recuerdan es el debate que al presidente barack obama no le fue nada bien y que le dio un poco de aire y que volteó las cosas en la campaña y también en twitter, si nos vemos también para el día de ayer, la noche electoral, el presidente está por el cielo con su po

. >>> lori que estÁ pasando allÍ con barack obama?.l presidente barack obama no se da el lujo de descansar, de hecho estÁ en pie visitando cuatro estados, que Él piensa podrÍan ayudarlo pues a lograr un segundo mandato, estarÍa de nuevo en ohio y tambiÉn estÁ visitando n. jam cher y milciones de personas en toda la naciÓn se estÁn movilizando, estÁn haciendo lo que dicen son miles sino millones de llamadas, y tambiÉn tocando las puertas de millÓns de hogares para asÍ buscar votos para su candidato, y con eso dicho no podemos ignorar el voto latino, los analistas dicen que este voto podrÍa marcar el margen de ventaja para barack obama en ciertos estados, sabemos que las encuestas dicen que los hispanos pues apoyan mÁs al presidente barack obama. >>> es tanto asÍ que ayer Él mismo grabÓ un mensaje en espaÑol y pidiÓ a partidario es que lo compartieran, amigos y familiares, entre algunas de las cosas dice, seÑala que, tÚ puedes marcar la diferencia o el rumbo que este paÍs pues tomaria durante los prÓximos cuatro aÑos, tÚ siendo el votant

barack obama won't be president next time. and it's a safe bet republicans won't put up a black person as their nominee. just looking at who's in the bull pen. how will both parties approach the race question? jelena, what do you say? >> they have to do it by not alienating people of color and women and young voters. that's what the republicans -- that's where they went wrong in this election cycle. they said insensitive things about race, they said insensitive things about race, and they said -- >> certain actors within the party made those statements that. doesn't reflect the whole party. >> that was the party platform. >> the whole party's based on one statement? then senator louise lucas is representative of the entire -- >> the republican party platform has language which is demon strablly anti-woman. it doesn't have personhood language in the republican party platform? >> what i'm hearing her say -- >> you're alienating certain segments of the american public. and you're not going to be able to win elections. so going fo

president barack obama has been in chicago all day. mitt romney want to boston this morning to cast his vote before flying out for more campaigning. we have team coverage on the two candidates. we go to the president supporters in chicago. we begin though, with rita williams with romney supporters in boston. [cheers and applause] >> well, mitt romney senior strategist took to the stage to ref up the crowd. no real news but you can see the crowd here is beginning to grow. meanwhile, i am told that mitt romney is across the street in a hotel room with his wife, ann, his five sons, 16 of his 18 grandchildren. but right before he went in there he had one last thing to say about this long campaign. >> i am very pleased. i feel like we put it all on the field. left nothing in the locker room. we fought to the very end and i think that is why we will be successful. >> no would of, could of, should of. the governor seamingly satisfied with the campaign he has run. [cheers and applause] as for the supporters some are downstairs below me right n

barack obama has been reelected as the u.s. president. e challenger, mitt romney, conceded defeat in key battleground states that fell to the democrats. talk a bit more about international reaction. president obama will have a new counterpart in china to work with during his second term, someone looking to approve country leaders for the next decade. looking for new relationships between the world's biggest economies, perhaps. in beijing, yes, how will the news of a second term in america be going down, martin? >> you are right in saying that there has been no change in the white house, but there will be change here in china. that change will start tomorrow. china's current generation of leaders has spoken to president obama and congratulated him on his election victory. an editorial from the state-run news agency stressed that once the election was over the china bashing, you might remember that during the campaign both candidates were highly critical of china, particularly over trade practices. particularly, economic issues will be part

el presidente "barack obama" es reelecto por otros cuatro años de mandato....go que si quedo muy claro es que el pais, esta muy divido... ---buenas noches...gracias por acompaÑarnos. ---ya se sabe quién será el pÓximo presidente de los estados unidos... tras los comicios de hoy que marcaron una de las elecciones Ás reÑidas de la historia del pais la intensa batalla electoral va aÍ:... "barack obama" lleva votos del colegio electoral, mientras que su rival "mitt romney" tiene . ---los deÓcratas del area de la bahia se reunieron en san francisco para seguir muy de cerca los resultados electorales... tenemos una cobertura ern equipo... "edgardo quijano" esta en el cuartel de los republicanos, pero comenzamos con nuestra compaÑera "beatriz ferrari" quien se encuentra con los demócratas... bea --como ya informamos, para conseguir la reeleccÓn el presidente barack obama supeÓ los 270 votos necesarios del colegio electoral. --y aunque en el voto popular la contienda esÁ reÑida, obama lleva la ventaja con el % de los sufragios, mientras "romney" tiene % de los votos. -

>> después de billones de dólares, las elecciones dejaron las cosas como antes, el presidente barack obamadores son más ,. >> pablo nos cuenta más . >> el presidente obama no tendrá mucho tiempo, tiene congreso dividido . >> tienen que trabajar juntos . >> el senado en demócratas con aumento de 55 escaños número de 2 independientes . >> la cámara de representantes de republicanos con 233 escaños . >> y la retorica . >> el líder republicano dice que es un mandato para corregir . >> [hablando inglés] . >> el público esta cansado del estancamiento paso el momento . >> analistas dicen que el voto latino manda mensaje . >> se manda mensaje claro que para ganar la presidencia y también candidaturas se necesita a los latinos . >> esperan reforma de migratoria . >> señor presidente dice , la cámara esta dispuesta a trabajar con usted por el país . >> el presidente hablo con los líderes , enfrentan abismo fiscal del 1 de enero .>> ley que obliga a combinacion de impuestos . >> en washington , univisión . >> millones de personas pendientes de las elecciones de los estados unidos , también grupo en m

four years ago, barack obama won here over john mccain. it was a little bit of a change, because dixville notch has been very fond of republicans. barack obama was the first democrat to get the nod here since hubert humphrey in 1968. though tonight we're looking to see what dixville notch will do in this election cycle. it's only going to take a couple minutes to go through the ten ballots and then post the result. >> i heard it's like a big competition down there in this area of northern new hampshire. because there's a flotation classified as a town and this dixville notch is a precinct. but dixville notch wins by being smaller, is that the idea? >> that's right. they only have ten votes to count and will post their results much more quickly. that's why they're able to hold on to the title of the first voting town in the united states. i keep looking over my shoulder here. this isn't going to take by just a minute or two. and when they do, they'll stop and announce -- >> david, can i ask a question? how long does it take to count ten vot

los estados cruciales, incluso en ohio, esto es lo que el presidente barack obama le dijo

>> guest: well, he clearly feels bitter that he was thrown under the bus, as he sees it, by barack obama and the obama campaign during 2008. he felt he had a special relationship with obama, that went on for 23 years. it is a mistake to think that barack obama only knew jeremiah write through sitting in a pew in his church and listening to these sermons. in fact, barack obama and jeremiah wright had a one-on-one relationship in which they met for literally hundreds of times in the reverend wright0s home and at every step of obama's career, he went to the reverend wright for advice, counsel, political direction. so this was a relationship that was closer than any relationship in his life, with the possible exception of his relationship with his own wife, michelle obama. >> host: does he have any direct contact with the president? >> guest: no. no contact. after obama won the presidency, the reverend right told me that he sent him a note congratulating him on achieving his amibition, as he put it. and that he didn't expect a note to get to him directly so he gave it to a neighbor of obama,

hoy, ahí está ♪. >>> nos aplastamos y sentamos para ver estas fotos, es la foto del presidente barack obamat que mayor cantidad de retuits ha tenido en la historia, exactamente, porque michelle le dice 4 años más, twitter estima que sus usuarios compartieron esta imagen más de medio millón de veces, también twitter reportó millones de tuits en las elecciones presidenciales y también se reportaron 327 mil 453 tuits cuando el presidente barack obama ganó las elecciones presidenciales, por minuto. >>> cuánto. >>> 357 mil 453 tuits. >>> de nuevo. >>> 357 mil 453 tuits por minuto. >>> yo pensé que el tuit más retuiteado ear de mi llegada a despierta américa. >>> eran 12 por minuto, por 3 minutos y medio (risas) >>> definitivamente las redes sociales hoy en día tiene un poder impresionante, señores, y mucha gente se informa a través de eso cuando está trabajando, así que síganos, @despiertaameric en twitter. >>> jefa, este horario está maravilloso. >>> maravilloso. >>> vamos al estado del tiempo, mira, cristina está resonante. >>> qué guapa está cristina blackwell >>> este segmento de despierta a

. >>> mÁs de 70% de los latinoss que han votado yo han hecho brasil, presidente barack obama el votopano podrÍa definir la acciÓn, ambas campaÑas hacen esfuerzo por captar votos en colorado entre otros... el fenÓmeno san dis responsable de un cambio histÓrico comenzamos con esta ediciÓn nocturna los esperamos . >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edicion nocturna. >>> muy buenas noches, en tan solo unas horas millones de personas irÁn a votar para elegir al prÓximo presidente de estados unidos, se espera que hasta 12 millones de hispanos participen de estÁ decisiÓn y definan contiendas para estados clases, como nevada, carolinas y florida vamos con viviana para conocer mÁs detalle. >>> el voto de los hispanos es una realidad que puedes decidir una elecciÓn preceden ello sobre todo en una candidatura reÑida, los 14 millones de inscritos el 20% votÓ y 73% de dio su voto a obama. >>> el voto latino serÁ alto en estos comicios. >>> cuando uno se hace ciudadano lo hace porque quiere el derecho de votar y ellos han cambiado mucho el voto. >>> por eso la atenciÓn estÁ puesta en florida color

. >>> el presidente barack obama dijo desde ohio que el país está listo para dar apoyo a los afectadosagradeció el apoyo de equipos de rescate y ayuda a las víctimas, el centro médico langore de nueva york que que tuvo que evacuar unos 300 pacientes, dijo que todas las áreas están en servicio, y otros hospitales dicen que están listas sus instalaciones para las próximas dos semanas. >>> el gobernador de nueva jersey, chris christie extendió la votación para dos días más, es la información por el momento regresamos a los estudios ♪. >>> la otra gran noticia es la política la campaña entra en la recta final, el presidente barack obama estuvo en ohio en un acto de campaña para asegurar la victoria en ese estado, uno que podría decidir la elección del martes, el mandatario también tenía programados actos con sus seguidores. >>> mientras tanto el candidato republicano mitt romney también se reúne con electores de ohio y new hampshire, en este último llam'a ganar barrios que tienen cartles del presidente barack obama en sus casas. >>> uno de los problemas es la gran cantidad de hrasd que se

now the gap has expanded again in barack obama's favor.went wrong in the last couple of weeks? >> mitt romney has bridged the gender gap and it's because of his policies. women of this country are not monolithic voters. they want jobs and they're concerned about the debt that's passed on to their children. and they know that mitt romney is someone that will help to create jobs and his policies will cut down on the debt and put our nation back on a more sound economic footing. >> if he does win, mitt romney, are you looking forward to a romney administration? >> i don't think anyone woman is. >> well, he is. >> but i think women aren't. the gender gap has grown again because women realize they can't trust him. with health care, with equal pay. so i think that's what we're seeing is that women are moving towards the president. he's been a great president for women's health care, for economic parody in this country. that's why the gender gap is so in favor of president obama. >> it is hard to trust mitt romney on these social issues. i wouldn

his name is barack obama. know this sounds odd, but i just had this strange feeling that he could be president of the united states some day. and i always joke, now i take betty lou to the track with me whenever i go. >> when obama ran in 2004 for the united states senate, david axelrod signed on as his media adviser. the little-known candidate with the unusual name defeated a half dozen rivals to win the democratic nomination. >> thank you! >> obama's come-from-behind victory won him wide attention. he soon got a call to deliver the keynote at the democratic national convention. >> and as soon as he hung up, he said, i know what i want to say. i want to wrap my story in the larger american story. and for the next three weeks, he was writing on little scraps of paper wherever he went, in between campaign stops. and he pulled it all together. >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i've got news for them too. w

neil: but let's say that barack obama wins. we have the same makeup as we have before. >> i wasn't upset when people show disrespect, but they were pitting one group against the other. all americans want to be successful. people in america say it is the american dream. when i see people trying to divide the two, it is just not the right thing. hopefully, if obama does win, he is smart enough to say, enough of this. we are going to change something in america and needs to be changed for all people. there is no more giddy even or getting revenge. you have to make a change. if obama wins, and they are not going to change -- if republicans win and they wait for the democrats to change, they're not going to change -- we have a very messed up america. what we need here is some unity. no matter who wins, we need some unity. we will not know until later tonight. we will see this later on tonight. someone has to change for we the people and not just for what they support to get elected. neil: thank you very much. taking a look at the el

where he recollected barack obama in all probability would face the daunting challenge of working with the republican majority in the house and possibly in the senate. what lessons he might have learned where he recollected confronted the congress dominated by republicans further complicating this challenges that the apparent disappearance of compromise which has actually been a mainstay of legislation through the nation's history with one very momentous exception. members of congress and the south wouldn't compromise on the subject of the expansion of slavery, 11 states defeated in the civil war in sudan. we've heard much about the battle between the president and congress over the extension of the bush tax cuts raising the debt limit and the potential of the automatic cuts and spending resulting referred to as the fiscal cliff. it was likely the these critical decisions would be given reef extensions the congress would be settled with making the decision. as a second term president, obama would face rarely experienced by the chief executive returned to office where he would face

i think it's all about barack obama. democrats will be deeply demoralized, african-american democrats more so. but i think that the base of the republican party cares about only one thing and that is getting rid of barack obama and i think they will be infuriated and they don't care whether it's mitt romney or anyone else. chris: howard, big question to you. a lot of polls show it's possible that romney could win the popular. although it has no meaning in our constitution. will the right not accept the loss if they win the popular and lose the electoral college? will they cause trouble? >> i agree with joy. and my whole career has been about covering the rise of the conservative republicans in the south. as the defining principle of the modern republican conservative parlte. they will be full of conspiracy theories and craziness if barack obama wins again. it will drive them completely nuts. and i think we've had a decline in comity to use an old fashioned word in our politics since 2000. if the electoral college versus

that 11:18 pm on the east coast of the united states, we projected this win, the re-election of barack obama for another four years. >>> good morning. and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm soledad o'brien. lots to talk about this morning including the winner. president obama re-elected. lots to talk about, including the electoral map. had to get to 270 votes. 303 for president obama. we're still waiting on the state of flchlt there was a victory speech and a concession spoech as well from governor romney. first, president obama's victory speech. >> our economy is recovering. a decade of war is ending. a long campaign is now over. and whether i earned your vote or not, i have listened to you. i have learned from you and you have made me a better president. >> governor romney conceded late in the night around 1:30 in the morning. here is what he had to say. >> the nation, as you know, is at a critical point. at a time like this, we can't risk partisan bickering and political posturing. our citizens have to rise to the occasion. >> we have reporters covering

presidente barack obama habla de precipicio fiscal . >> la emergencia en guatemala por sismo el presidente pide protección , y el alto a las deportaciones . >> thalia visita a mexicanos dañados por sandy . >> comenzamos . >> [♪ ♪] . >> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna . >> [♪ ♪] . >> buenas noches el director de la ci a y un general condecorado ,renuncio por investigación que encontró que le era infiel a su esposa . >> vamos con mmás, >> claro que si el fbi investiga la relación que puso en riesgo la seguridad nacional . >> adames investigaciones revelaron información clasificada . >> el fbi recibió información de que el tenía amorios con mujer que no era su esposa . >> encontraron que hablaba con mujer y tenía claras referencias sexuales . >> el general que pensaron que era bueno a la presidencia renuncio y sus razones que cayó como bomba . >> después de estar casado por 37 años, mostre una mala decisión . >> no se revela el nombre de la amante, pero si se investiga a una biografa que tuvo múltiples cargos . >> estuvo un año en afganistán . >> no estoy enamorada de el , per

>>> (risas). >>> cálmese barack obama! colocamos un poco de mantqeuilla para que se dore y mientras esto se caliente qué ponemos? >>> el huitlacoche primero. >>> a gusto primero? >>> si, claro, más dos hojitas de cpote y al gusto también? >>> si, muy biem y aquí tenemos el queso y hacemos un tipo sandwich. >>> cuál es el platillo fuerte? >>> camarones a la diabla! >>> tocino, camarones, pimiento rojos, mantequilla, salsa picante, vino blanco y aceite y salpimienta. >>> comenzamos con un poco de aceite y luego el tocino. >>> hombre, me gusta ese sonido, los dejamos cocinar cuánto tiempo? >>> unos 4-5 minutos y que se dore el minuto. >>> lo cocinamos a término medio entocnes y luego los camarones y luego el ajo. >>> aquí para que no se me acerquen mucho (risas). >>> pimentón y luego los cebollines uy luego la mantequilla. >>> hasta que los camarones estén casi listo y colocamos luego la salsa y el vino. >>> este salpimentamos, no tan salado! >>> hay que decirles que suban un poco el volumen para que huelan lo rico que quea!

en la mayoría de mujeres y afroamericanos votaron por obama, así mismo también los latinos. >> barack obamaopular. >> están aumentando el número de votantes latinos y sobre todo el papel de las mujeres en el electorado. >> pero eso no fue suficiente. >> pero entonces votaban muchos menos miembros que minorías, los afroamericanos se mantuvieron en el nivel del 2008. >> la influencia del voto hispano es el voto asiático, es complicado para el partido republicano. >> cualquier partido que no tenga una manera de incluir a los grupos en su coalición, tendrá un reto grande. >> la influencia se refleja en un notable aumento en las mujeres, hoy son 152, y la diferencia es más marcada en el senado, los republicanos admiten ahora que algunos de sus miembros son extremistas. >> reflejan la minoría, pero tiene una voz grande el partido y eso cambiara los próximos dos años. >> en washington pablo sánchez, univisión. >> se espera que las autoridades electorales de la florida den a conocer mañana los resultados de ese estado y se planea acudir ante la legislatura estatal. >> bueno, el presidente barack ob

, muy buenas tardes, sean bienvenidos al noticiero univisión, el presidente barack obama dio su primera de prensa desde que ganó la reelección y fue enfrentado con una serie de preguntas, desde el escándalo del general david petraeus y también posibles acuerdos con su exrival mitt romney, también el presidente barack obama habla del impacto del voto hispano y también dijo que espera una reforma migratoria, lourdes meluzá está en washington. >>> en la primera conferencia de prensa después de su reelección, el presidente barack obama reafirmó su compromiso inmediato con un proyecto de ley para una reforma migratoria y que el voto hispano, dijo, hará a los republicanos reflexionar de su posición. >>> así que, necesitamos aprovechar el momento y espero que muy pronto, después de mi juramentación, presentemos un proyecto de ley, para incluir un camino a la legalizac. durante la conferencia de 50 minutos, el mandatario dijo que confía en evitar el precipio fiscal, evitando que el 98% del pueblo vea un aumento de impuestos. >>> el presidente evadió preguntas sobre si considera que se le inform

i think they and you are smarter and barack obama will be elected president. nd most important, i am for president obama because his plans for the future are better. that's what really matters. and he's going to talk about this, but i'll just give you a brief outline. he wants to begin to invest even more of the new jobs in the 21st century and infrastructure and information technology and clean energy in manufacturering and modern agriculture and he wants to empower people to do those jobs. he wants to help middle-aged, non-college educated long time workers to get back in the mix by going back to the community colleges and getting skills that will get them good jobs. and he has literally revolutionized the student loan law. from now on, beginning next year, listen to this, every person in america who has a college loan beginning next year will, first of all, get it at a lower cost and will have the absolute right to pay that loan back as a low, fixed percent of their income for 20 years. and since in this last decade we have fallen to 15th or so in the percen

straight from mccormick place that had been up for 24 hours, trying to convince folks to vote for barack obama. the chicago sun times has no contest. and then in the chicago tribune, re-elected, swing states give obama a second term. the guy who actually delivered this paper, a black gentleman, he said the first time around he voted for barack obama simply because he was a black man. but he said this time around when he he went to the voting booth he went and voted for barack obama because he really thought he could change the economy and had done some great things for him. he had a small business and he ended up being able to find a job when his business went under with the chicago tribune. it was a union-paying job. his family is covered with health care. at the end of the day, he felt this was the right candidate for him, not just because he was a black man. there was a 67-year-old woman who had been up more than 24 hours. she had traveled to wisconsin in order to personally convince people, going door to door, to vote for president obama. why? because she said she simply trusts him. she re

bush, not barack obama for the current state of the economy and those voters are overwhelmingly voting for obama for re-election. george w. bush is the most unpopular second-term president in the post-war era following him into the presidency is for barack obama, the gift that keeps on giving. >> nicolle wallace, you've worked for george w. bush. you saw one thing, one dynamic in the entire campaign is mitt romney did not want to be tethered to the economic policies of george w. bush and, of course, president bush did not come to the convention. >> right, you know, he really was an invisible figure and republicans i think made a bet -- certainly in 2010 it worked against barack obama to still be blaming george w. bush who would appear based on the things we're looking at tonight that voters were restricted to that message and still willing to hold president bush responsible and that's surprising. >> we have a pro-jikz in the state in which president obama said this is the state that gave me a chance when no one else, we have a projected winner in iowa and it is president barack obama,

thank you, guys. [ applause ] >> remarkably candid and emotional president barack obama there. incredible video in many ways. governor deval patrick of massachusetts is co-chair of the obama campaign. i stumbled across that about an hour ago. somebody tweeted it. >> how about that. >> and i just watched it in its entirety and i found it incredibly moving. i have to say. putting aside whose side you're on, who you voted for, whatever, to see a president of the united states being that raw, that emotional with his campaign volunteers and to see barack obama openly weeping at one stage, very unusual, very moving. >> well, it is. i hadn't seen it before, either, piers, and it does i think reveal something i have understood and i think the american people also understand about this president, which is that neither his campaign nor his service is about him. it's about others. it's about us as a community, as a national community, and he is always looking for how to bring out the best and do the best by the people he serves. and i think he saw his campaign staff and the campaign leader

la ppolítica,el alcalde de new york aanunció que apoya a bel presidente de los estados unidos barack obamaicimos una preghuna aún experto . >> ninguna tormenta se puede decir que es causada por el calentamiento global. >> tormentas como sandy son más frecuentes e intensas por la atmosfera . >> sequitas, tormentas, olas de ffrío,olas de calor que abarca un área extensa, esos extremos subiran, aummentaran en frecuencia . >> independientemente de lo crea, el consenso entre los científicos es que las temperaturas elevan el nivel de los ocenanos, haciendo que tormentas como sandy sean más peligrosas . >> ciudades como new york, la zona de new jersey tienen que prepararse porque es una cosa de que existe buena probabilidades de que pase otra vez . >> todavía hay excepticos, para muchos cientifvicos el calentamiento global no es una cosa de fe, ssan francisco,univisión. (♪). >> los candidatos a la presidencia se preparan para el último fin de semana de ñcampaña,cada uno por lo menos visita cuatro estados y nos dicen c'çomo van en la contienda . >> en este caso no llegó la calma, sino que se reanu

mitt romney's landslide, he actually had many of them across the country in his loss to barack obama.e went to king county, texas where president obama suffered his most severe shellacking. >> reporter: what do you think of barack obama's first term? >> ain't worth a damn. i don't agree with anything he done. >> reporter: it was a sentiment that was also common after president obama's first run for president. 3.4% chose obama, the lowest for any county in the country. if you could tell barack obama to do one thing, what would you tell -- king county is not only barack obama's lowest vote percentage, it's also the county where he received the lowest total number of votes. nationwide, the president tal tallied more than 62 million votes. but here in this county, he got 5 votes. mitt romney winning 139 to 5, made this the president's worst showing in the u.s. we went to the girl's basketball game at guthrie wrl high school and asked the voters why there was such distaste with barack obama's presidency. >> i thought he sounded more like a dictator than a president. >> we went to the local

. >> conoció a su esposa cuándo era cadete, el presidente barack obama acepto la renuncia y por comunicado uno de los más sobresalientes, ldiera a nuestros hombres durante un importante periodo . >> la renuncia viene en momento que tiene presión por tema de consulado en bengasi fue atacado . >> dos de ellos eran agentes de la ci a , funcionarios, lo acusan de desinformar a la casa blanca, después del ataque . >> bueno oficiales dicen que el general dijo a la casa blanca de su rlacion justo al día siguiente de la reelección . >> muchas gracias . >> se pensaba de acercamineto pero lei que en realidad comprometió información confidencial y lo pone en compleja posición por extorsiones . >> otro dato, esta supuesto a testificar lo que paso en bengasi . >> gracias ., >> a ti buenas noches .>> en su primer discurso al ser reelegido el presidente barack obama hablo de como evitar que el país caiga en problemas fiscales . >> pide al congreso recortes y aumetno de impuestos para la clase alta, tenemos más . >> en su primer discurso en la casa blanca el presidente barack obama dice que espera ideas p