October 9, 2009 10:36 AM
CBS News' National Security Analyst Juan Zarate and Brookings Presidential Scholar Stephen Hess speak to Bob Schieffer about President Obama's Nobel Peace Prize; Plus: the Dalai Lama visits D.C.
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Bipartisanship doesn't exist in Washington anymore bitter disputes can't settle issues that need to be ironed out and finished on the table. Will his actions start speaking louder than words now? WHO KNOWS?
His skin color isn't making his job of the national's highest office any easier.
International and national image; different events day to day that are shaping his future.
The idea of world peace and a world with no nuclear weapons is a hard thing to come by when hatred for the common man still exist all over. War and genocide has the power to silence us all.