arned for Obama to be more outspoken seized on his riff as a turning point; the president, a Detroit radio host exulted, "showed his brother card." Charles Ogletree, a Harvard law professor who has known Obama for 25 years, told NPR he felt like "turning cartwheels" when he heard the remarks, and he declared he

10:05:00 9 MR. SCOTT: Objection, form. 10:05:01 10 A. -- my answer. I'll stand by my answer. 10:05:02 11 BY MR. SCAROLA: 10:05:04 12 Q. Charles Ogletree? 10:05:05 13 A. Charles Ogletree is a close personal 10:05:06 14 friend and colleague at the Harvard Law School with 15 whom I have conferre