?? Any DP'rs want 60 mins freedom of speech on the BBC??
The BBC's topical current affairs discussion program, Question Time, will be held in Washington DC the week before the US elections.
Question Time is broadcast live in the UK every Thursday night directly after the nights main news program, BBC1's News at Ten.
I would expect that fairly major players from the democratic and republican parties will be present, I don't know if any independent candidate's will be represented (Maybe someone could approach the BBC).
Applications for the audience are now open. It would be nice to see a good turnout from the independently mined majority in the US.
If anyone in DC is interested, details can be had in the video below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUHMJE4sW0c
Apply here http://bbc.co.uk/questiontime or call +44-871-6269988 (may not work from US?)
Example of the format youtube here too.
re: Sarah Palin tonight.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MElmGK69EVU
Would Adam Kokesh be accepted
He must be one of the most powerful speakers of today!
You'd have to ask the BBC
I'm sure they are still researching panel members. Couldn't hurt to ask.
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