Hillary Clinton’s Wednesday Appointment Schedule
October 20, 2009
October 21st, 2009:
Note the highlighted portion below:
11:00 a.m. Secretary Clinton delivers a Major Policy Speech on Nonproliferation to the United States Institute of Peace.
3:00 p.m. Secretary Clinton meets with William Hague, Member of British Parliament and Shadow Foreign Secretary, at the Department of State.4:00 p.m. Secretary Clinton holds a Swearing-In Ceremony for Kerri-Ann Jones, Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, at the Department of State.
4:45 p.m. Secretary Clinton attends a Bureau Briefing on Counter Terrorism, at the Department of State.
Afghanistan policy review in the Situation Room at the WH on Oct. 9, 2009 (official WH photo by Pete Souza)
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Thanks for the heads up about the speech. Do you know if it will be covered live?
Tom- apparently the speech will not be covered live but I believe a tape will be made available and if and when it is, I will post it on the site.
Love the site!
You are really on top of what your Secretary of State is doing – I live in Ireland and really wish she had become your President but I am glad she is your foreign minister because she is doing a great deal of good! We loved having her visit recently and I saw you pictures of her at Grafton Street- I’ve not seen those anywhere else on the internet! Your Madame Secretary would do well to bring you on one of her overseas trips to cover what she is doing from a blogging perspective!
Thank you very much Francis- glad you like the site.
Based on their schedule, C-Span will be live streaming the speech at 11
Hi alinosof! Thanks for that- I had checked cspan at about 5:30am this morning and there was nothing indicating they would be covering it but after seeing your comment I just checked and sure enough, they will be! Unfortunately I won’t be able to watch it online or otherwise and cspan is nitpicky about using their videos on websites but apparently the State Dept. is supposed to make the video available later.
I also found out that the US Institute for Peace will be live-streaming the event here:
http://www.usip.org/webcast.html
@ Stacy I am watching on the US institute website since C-Span is not live streaming. She’s really good as usual.