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it is directed by an oscar winner, davis guggenheim.ker behind candidate obama four years ago. our political director mark preston from washington is here to talk more about this. so, you know, mark, this is san interesting approach. 17 minutes to really document the first three years in office. why did the white house take this approach? >> because they're trying to define the president before his opponents can define the president, and, of course, we were only able to see two minutes of the trailer. they're actually releasing the 17 minutes on the 15th of march and gold to hold house parties across the country basically politically organizing parties to try to get ready for november, but everything in the film, of course, is very positive. it talks about the challenges president obama faced and the decisions that he took and the successes he achieved. so this was, we're so used to these 30-second and 60-second commercials we see on tv. well, this is a 17-minute commercial, fredricka. >> done full blessings ever the white house, narrat

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but what was interesting is that the director, last nume guggenheim, was on piers morgan last night.that and come back to you. then i'll describe it, because it was really good. you get to watch. he said there was so much positive in it, in the administration that he couldn't fit it all in 17 minutes and he didn't know what to cut. could you create a 17-minute documentary of the bad that came out of the administratio administration? how long would yours be? >> 17,000 hours. >> eric: mind would be a 30-second sound bite when president obama sat down with matt l aru ruer and said if i don't get the economy turned around in three years i'll be a one-term president. i'd run that w that. tom hanks? >> dana: yeah, he is the narrator. >> eric: it's 17 minutes of liberalism. yuck. >> dana: are you getting popcorn and milk duds? >> bob: did people know 227,000 jobs created. last month alone. a recovery is coming back. do those things for your supporters and put it out there and come from other administrations, other presidents have done it. >> dana: 17-minute documentary? >> eric: i knew gige

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and the flashy film is directed by david guggenheim, and yes, it is 17 minutes long, which is three minutes longer than the extended version of michael jackson's "thriller." ♪ those 17 minutes probably cost a pretty penny to the obama campaign. i wonder if it will add up to thriller. here's a stunning number. according to the federal election commission, the campaign reported two payments totaling about $345,000 for a guggenheim short film. that's about $20,300 a minute or $338 a second. wow. "thriller. kwaelts we spoke a short time ago to david axelrod, senior strategist for the president's re-election campaign and i started by asking him if the long form campaign ad was needed because the obama camp has lost some control of the narrative. >> well, there's no question that i've often said that when we arrived at the white house, we were an economic triage unit and you remember this. you were reporting on it every day. how sick the economy was at that time and every single day, we were having to make really consequenceal -- take really consequenceal actions. he was having to make conssequen

he's currently completing work on the guggenheim of abu dhabi and the louis vuitton museum in paris. mr. gehry's work reflects his concern that people live comfortably in the space he creates. the buildings address the concept and culture of the sites and bullets of the clients. he holds degrees from the university of southern california and the harvard college school of design. collaborating with mr. gehry is theodore wilson. wilson. mr. wilson has shaped the look of theater and opera through his signature use of light and classical rigor of the scenic and furniture design, he articulates the force and originality of his investigation. he attended the university of texas and moved to new york and attended pratt institute in brooklyn. he became a leader of manhattan downtown art scene and turned his attention to large-scale opera. with philip glass he created the monumental einstein on the beach in 1976 which won worldwide acclaim. he worked increasingly with major european theaters and opera houses and collaborated with internationally renowned writers and performers, and he's won n

. >> there was an exhibition sponsored by bmw and the guggenheim foundation of new york in this land on the port area. activists went on the internet to urge protesters to derail the project, prompting its cancellation here. the city government is striving for a change to make berlin more prosperous. no more poor but sexy. >> berlin is the capital of germany, but it does not have the german industries. it does not have the number of jobs it needs. >> berlin is a mix of old and new, like all cities, but runs berlin, the berlin of protesters, is an area of capitalism. can berlin have the jobs it needs and keep its old, a gritty side? steve evans, bbc news, berlin. >> that's just about the end of this edition of gmt. before we go, a reminder of the story we have been leading with today. the start of the first arab league summit to be held in baghdad in two decades. the government was hoping it would put its census stage in the region. what's happening, as the meeting was just about to get under way, there were a couple of explosions in the center of the city. rockets or mortar rounds ar

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>> reporter: the film is by david guggenheim, who won an oscar for "an inconvenient truth." the inconvenient truth for president obama is that with a current approval rating at below 50%, his odds of re-election are likelier if he makes the election not about him. >> how do we understand this president and his term in office? do we look at the day's headlines? or do we remember what we, as a country, have been through? >> reporter: those headlines are that the unemployment rate when president obama took office was 7.8%. it went up to 10%. and it's now 8.3%. gas prices, when the president took office averaged $1.84 a gallon. it's now $3.79 a gallon. and home values have gone down since the president took office. there's been more than 2.8 million foreclosures under his watch. the film underlines that the economic crisis began well before the president took office. cites his accomplishments. and burnishes his counterterrorism credentials by mentioning his decision to launch a successful mission against osama bin laden. >> all along, this is his decision. nobody is standing the

he's held a guggenheim and sloan fellowship and is a fellow hef econometrics society.e received a bachelor of arts from harvard and ph.d. from m.i.t. please join me in welcoming the chairman of the federal reserve, dr. ben bernanke. >> thank you very much, president knapp. gee, this is great. this is what i used to do before i got in this line of work. for 23 years. and i've always enjoyed engaging with college students. thank you for being here. i hope we do have a good conversation. let me particularly thank president knapp and professor fort and george washington university as everybody here knows, these lectures are part of a real course. and after i get off the scene, there will be other professors talking about other aspects of the fed and you'll hear different points of view, which is great. and you'll have to do some papers and all kinds of things. and i'm going to read a few of the papers. so i look forward to doing that. so i will be talking from slides, which is, in part, for the purpose of making this available to others who might be interested. these slide

the film was made by david guggenheim. >> it looks like rush limbaugh is losing more advertisers after made about georgetown law student sandra fluke. 45 companies have now pulled their spots. he says advertiser defections have been exaggerated. he has apologized for calling her a prostitute. quite today's "tech bytes." we are finally getting a new look at the new ipad. >> it is set to blow away the competition. >> apple unveiled the latest ipad the new tablet features a faster processor and an improved camera. the big difference is the screen. >> it has a retina display with amazing resolution. it looks incredibly beautiful on display. pictures text, and videos -- that is my first impression. the display is going to be the game changes. >> no other tablet on the market had a display this good. apple is keeping the ipad 2, but slashing the price. a higher resolution of the apple tv set will go on sale next week. a larger -- the largest solar storm in five years is arriving today. it can disrupt communication and power grids. >> thank you. >> it keeps getting better and better. i know t

minute documentary is called the road we've traveled it's myriad by tom hanks and directed by davis guggenheim. and al gore's inconvenient truth movie mitt romney pretty far ahead four hundred twenty nine delegates way ahead of rick santorum newt gingrich or ron paul with the houstons will shows that she left everything to her daughter bobbi kristina today going to gingrich santorum and romney in those two states because they have primaries on tuesday. so yeah i think you get the picture there and think hollywood projects a.t.m. analyzing incredibly important studies about whether or not beards are still in most things i don't actually a fact anyone's life story is a guy completely ignored the hardships that so many americans are facing or the wars that our troops are losing their lives then or a million other things like what f.b.i. director robert mueller said yesterday that's right he was also on the hill being grilled by lawmakers and had this moment. in my mind this moment should be on every single t.v. screen today unfortunately is it and this is regarding the speech given by attorney ge

the charles guggenheim center presents the film california state of lines the legacy of pat around syntheticinto political power in california in the 1960s takes a new significance now that pat brown's son, jerry was with then governor. the film is followed by a panel discussion led by historian michael bash lost. on sunday, march 25 at 2:00 p.m. a preview of the forthcoming pbs films that dustbowl will be showed and tells the story of an ecological disaster and the limits of government and her perseverance that the people affected. it's sponsored by the guggenheim center in partnership with the 2012 environmental film festival in washington. to learn more about these programs that offer a public programs, consult our calendar of monthly events. there are copies in the lobby a or you can receive this by mail, physical mail or virtual mail. also find brochures about other national archives come activities and events. another way to get more involved in the national archives is to become a member of the foundation for the national archives. to support the education act entities and their appli

this time around, hanks and guggenheim ignored inconvenient truth that's would have at least muddied this message. the film begins with a look back at the financial crisis the president inherited. >> the country had been hemorrhaging jobs. >> covers stimulus spending. >> he acted quickly with recovery act. >> and time examining auto bailout. >> the president would demand action. the bush administration had given the companies $13 billion. and the money was now gone. >> fact check? it's true the president demanded action from auto makers but so did the bush administration. in fact the republican administration required auto makers to produce a viable long term business plan, reduce debt and open financial records. none that have gets a mention. we hear about the come back. >> with business booming they repaid their loan autos fact check? u.s. has not recovered all loans in z.investments. about half of the $80 billion in federal aid from the bush and obama administrations remains unpaid. and an health care, it documents rising cost of insurance premium autos health care costs have been

the film is directed by davis guggenheim and the trailer narrated by tom hanks. take a look at this. >> how do we understand this president and his time in office? do we look at the day's headlines or do we remember what we as a country have been through in? >> the president-elect is here in chicago and he's named the members of the economic team and they all fly in for the first big briefing on the economy. >> what was described in that meeting was an economic crisis beyond anything anybody had imagined. >> our time of standing pat, of protecting narrow interests and butting off unpleasant decisions, that time has surely passed. >> his advisers would ask where to begin, which urgent need would he put first. >> which is one, which is two, which is three, which is four, which is five. where do you start? >> if we don't do this now, we'll be a generation before 30 million people have health insurance. >> if the auto industry goes down, what happens to america's manufacturing base? what happens to jobs in america? what happens to the whole midwest? >> the entire nat

. >> reporter: his most famous creations, like the gewel guggenheim museum or the stata center at m.i.te been fantastical works, but now at 83, frank garry has hit a brick wall. >> acclaimed by free men the world over. >> reporter: dwight d. eisenhower was the supreme allied commander and conqueror of the nazis and liberator of nazi prison camps, but america's 34th president, builder of our national highway system, enforcer of school integration. and on tuesday, his granddaughters conveyed to a house natural resources subcommittee, the family's displeasure for the plans for eisenhower square, the four-acre plot would be punctuated by giant metal facades with pickets of ike's beloved kansas, a sculpture of ike as a boy between enormous carvings, depicting ike the general on d.day and the president, casting his weary eye on a troubled world. after years of going along with the project, the gained daughters now object. >> the holocaust survivors have said to me that the metal curtains are reminiscent of internment. >> if you will move it, then you don't have a lot left. you have a others b

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