[Sanchez:] It is amazing just much traction the comment made by Rudy Giuliani in what was a very strong and significant speech at the convention, but there was one moment where he said something, and got caught up in the moment about Barack Obama being a community organizer. Democrats have now seized that. They're even printing up T- shirts that say Jesus was a community organizer. And Pontius Pilate was a governor. We showed you some of those T-shirts last night. We looked them up on the Web. There they are. Why? Well, it's an answer to this moment. I'm going to let you listen for yourself and you can gauge it for yourself. This is a moment where Rudy Giuliani talks about Barack Obama's experience.
[Giuliani:] He worked as a community organizer. He worked, I said I said OK. OK. Maybe this is the first problem on the resume. He worked as a community organizer. He immersed himself in Chicago machine politics.
[Sanchez:] All right. Now, I want to show you something else, this is Barack Obama's response. This is yesterday on ABC's "This Morning."
[Sen. Barack Obama,  Presidential Candidate:] That's what I did between the ages of 23 and 24 before I went to law school. I would think that's what we want all our young people to do. I would think that that's an area where Democrats and Republicans would agree. It's curious to me that they would mock that when I at least think that's what young people should be doing.
[Sanchez:] We're also learning this that African Americans on the Internet are going to band together and choose a specific day when they all set out to do something but community organization, as a result of the comment made by Rudy Giuliani. And there's more. There we go to Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. And there's one coming in now. This is just seconds ago. "I think the ridicule of community organization is out of touch and is offensive. People dedicate years of their time." So these are people who are reacting to this within seconds to when we actually showed that quote from Rudy Giuliani on TV. By the way, there's something else that I need to tell you about, this is a CNN.com commentary. It's been written by Roland Martin. And you know where Roland Martin stands on most of this. But this is called "GOP Shouldn't Knock Community Organizations." In fact we use that as we gathered some of that information on this story to bring it to you. I should also let you know that Roland Martin is going to have a special. Now, did you catch this at MTV Music Awards? Some of the artists come on stage and the British host uses the stage to make, well, some very blunt and very offensive political statements.
[Russell Brand, British Comedian:] Some people some people I think they're called racists say America is not ready for a black president. But I know America to be a forward-thinking country, right? Otherwise, would you let that retarded cowboy fellow be president for eight years? I feel most sorry for that poor teenage father, boy. One minute he's just a teenage lad in Alaska having joyful unprotected sex and the next minute, get to the Republican Convention.
[Sanchez:] By the way, speaking of blogosphere, speaking of continuing to have this as an interactive newscast, people are outraged today by what they heard there at the MTV Awards. They think that the host was completely over the top. We've been sharing those throughout the day. In fact, more comments there as well. You can go to twitter.com at cnn or ricksanchezcnn I should say, I misspoke. Coming up, two people. I'm going to show them to you. These are people deeply, deeply patriotic. These are people who love this country, but they come at it from two completely different points of view. Is that OK? We call these two our dueling patriots. Their take on the pastors who don't want to be stopped from endorsing candidates. And what some call the Palin bounce. And what's going on in Afghanistan with the investigation. Both of them coming your way in just a bit. Stay with us. We'll be right back.