NYT's Brooks Gushes: Obama's Speech a "Symphony of Indignation"

On the July 21 edition of NBC's Meet the Press, New York Times columnist David Brooks gushed over remarks President Obama made after the acquittal of George Zimmerman: “I thought this speech was one of the highlights of the presidency. I thought it was a symphony of indignation, professionalism, executive responsibility, personal feeling. It had all these different things woven together, I thought beautifully. But it’s important to remember, race is how he thinks.”