Vladimir Putin, in a closed door speech to the Duma, announced that in keeping with his aim of bringing back the glories of the Soviet Union, would build the "Wall of Freedom" to keep out the corroding effects of western influence.
In a closed-door speech to donors last year, Mulvaney argued that Republicans should support Trump even if they find his style distasteful, according to a recording of the event obtained by The Washington Post.
In an impassioned closed-door speech to the Democratic caucus before the vote, Nadler told his colleagues that Trump had put the country "on the brink of a constitutional crisis".
Now Barnett is back in Washington to unveil his sequel work, "Blueprint for Action," in a closed-door speech this morning to a select group of about 500 up-and-coming military officers and defense officials at the National Defense University.
On Friday's broadcast of the "Late Show," the CBS host criticized Sessions for giving a closed-door speech on Tuesday to members of the Alliance Defending Freedom, which the Southern Poverty Law Center deems a hate group.
The Emmy Award-winning writer of such major works as "Clarence Darrow," "Sakharov" and "Gideon's Trumpet" burst into the auditorium, grabbed the microphone and made an impassioned closed-door speech urging fellow writers to turn down the contract.
Ah yes, Mick, king of the closed-eye speeches was wielding a giant, inflatable emotional wrench.
The algorithm was evaluated in a closed-set, speech-recognition-in-noise task.
Then there are the closed-door speeches that Clinton gave for Goldman Sachs and other big banks after she left her role as secretary of state.
Bob Kerrey, a former Nebraska governor and senator who ran for the Democratic nomination in 1992 and who has endorsed Mrs. Clinton in the current race, said Mr. Sanders might be winning now if he had relentlessly pressured Mrs. Clinton since last fall over her closed-door speeches to Wall Street banks, her role in the finances of Clinton Foundation programs, and other vulnerabilities.
