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Kerry Speech Writer Terry Edmonds

NPR's Tavis Smiley speaks to Terry Edmonds, who under President Clinton became the first African-American speech writer in the White House. Edmonds is currently chief speech writer for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry.

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