He added, "No American president has ever supported a major expansion of civil rights that has not ultimately been adopted by the American people – and I have no doubt that this will be no exception".
Even the aftermath of the Leveson inquiry, which briefly threatened to scupper the bill, and the current climate of hostility towards the media have not ultimately held it back from its final passage through parliament.
It's another nothing score, James, but the fundamental difference between him, Vaughan, Hussain and Atherton is that I don't think he feels he's come to an end, the pressures of captaincy have not ultimately overwhelmed him and I think the selectors, coach and players want him to stay, which is what he wants.
GUTHRIE: Spencer, on the flip side of it, understanding that you think that GITMO has not ultimately accrued to the benefit the national security interests of this country, Pat does raise a point.
That would be enough to move them slightly ahead and suggest the party has a bedrock of support which the referendum hasn't ultimately crushed.
But I would be amazed if, in 10, 15 years' time, there won't be at least one member of the England team that hasn't ultimately started out in this programme, who has come from a school that wouldn't be playing rugby were it not for this".
Over time, he's watched the park and hosts evolve, but he himself hasn't, ultimately fixating on the riddle of the maze.
This is not to say it has been an easy journey for us, and saying goodbye to long distance hasn't ultimately given us never-ending happiness.
I wish I hadn't now", ultimately accepted that he was "probably a fox".
Sturgeon, who held her first official meeting with Cameron in Downing Street on Monday, said: "I think we went a long way to countering the scares – we wouldn't have got to 45% if we hadn't – but ultimately we didn't do quite enough with enough people to get them over that fear barrier and that's why we didn't win".
