“But it is about reform of government, and it’s about putting government back on the side of the people,” Ms. Palin responded. She started to talk about energy independence, drawing on her experience with oil and gas development in Alaska, when Mr. Gibson interrupted to say, “National security is a whole lot more than energy.”
“It is,” she conceded, “but I want you to not lose sight of the fact that energy is a foundation of national security.”
Then came a few rapid-fire questions, making us wonder if this had been edited or if their exchange went like this in real time.
He asked whether she had ever traveled outside of the United States.
Answer: Canada, Mexico and “the trip of a lifetime” to Kuwait, when she visited soldiers.
Has she ever met a foreign head of state?
“I have not,” she responded, but noted that a lot of previous vice presidents had probably not either. Read Full Coverage Here.
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