As Kathryn mentioned yesterday, Robert DeNiro came to the Meadowlands in New Jersey to speak for Barack Obama yesterday. Nathan Goulding shot the clip below, which is longer than the 30-second clip Breitbart posted yesterday and gives you a better idea of what DeNiro was trying to say. To me, the whole “inexperience I can get used to” shtick sounded awkward. DeNiro’s repetition of the word “inexperience,” even in a sarcastic context, just reminded me of Barack’s biggest weakness. But you can watch and decide for yourself:

We also interviewed William Evans, a U.S. Navy veteran and member of Veterans for Obama who attended the event. Evans told us after the interview that the Obama campaign is putting more resources into the group now that it looks like McCain will be the GOP nominee. During the interview, Evans told us that he has a great deal of respect for McCain, who has made veterans’ care a big part of his campaign. But he said that for him and other veterans who support Obama, decisions about when to use the military are more important than what happens after the wars, and on those questions they generally agree with Barack. Evans also noted that Obama offers a clearer contrast against McCain than Hillary with her contortionist positions on the war: