Governor Palin’s Interview with The Brody File

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Governor Palin’s interview with CBN News correspondent  David Brody at the Reagan Ranch aired Monday morning on the 700 Club.   In his article at The Brody File, which also  includes videoclips and transcript from the interview, Mr. Brady notes:

In an exclusive interview with The Brody File, former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin criticized President Obama for his handling of the situation in Egypt, saying that this was his, “3 a.m. White House phone call” and “that call went right to the answering machine.”

Her answers about Egypt are the first time she’s talked publicly about the situation.

Palin sat down with me Friday evening in Santa Barbara, Calif. after giving the keynote speech at the Reagan 100 Celebration Opening Banquet sponsored by the Young America’s Foundation.

In addition, she declared that, “much of the mainstream media is already becoming irrelevant.” She says since she has a degree in journalism, she wants to help them do a better job.

She also says that if she ran for President again she, “would continue on the same course of not really caring what other people say about me or worrying about the things that they make up, but having that thick skin and a steel spine.”

She also explains in detail why she chose not to attend the CPAC conference next week. Finally, she opens up about her devotional life and her faith in Jesus Christ saying, “I’m reminded so often of 2 Timothy 1:7 knowing that God ‘does not give us a spirit of timidity or of fear, but he gives us a spirit of power and love and a sound mind.’”