CLEAN: Republicans rearing up for Romney party

The transcript discusses the significant media presence at major global events, second only to the Olympics, highlighting the impressive international media coverage. It then shifts to a discussion on constitutional rights, emphasizing the right to protest as an unalienable right, and critiques the concept of permitted marches.

What is the significance of the event mentioned in the text in relation to the Olympics?

How many members of the media are credentialed for the event, and from where do they come?

What does the Constitution say about the right to protest?

What is the speaker's opinion on the idea of permitted marches?

What does the speaker imply about unalienable rights?