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IMPORTANT: The sound cuts out for a little bit in this video, so here's a transcript of what you missed: SEN. OBAMA:But the fact of the matter is that when we don't talk to the American people -- we're debating the most important foreign policy issues that we face, and the American people have a right to know. It is not just Washington insiders that -- (cheers, applause) -- are part of the debate that has to take place with respect to how we're going to shift our foreign policy. This is a seminal question. MR. OLBERMANN: Gentlemen, I have to end this segment here because we are -- SEN. OBAMA: It's a fundamental question. MR. OLBERMANN: Please, everyone. We have standing by -- and in this case it is meant literally -- the questions from the AFL-CIO audience, who are stepping to the microphone. And they will be giving you their questions when we rejoin you from Soldier Field after this. This is part 8 of the 2008 Democratic Presidential Debate held in Illinois on August 7, 2007. It is hosted by Keith Olbermann and sponsored by the AFL-CIO and MSNBC.