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Mr. Henry reported by telephone on the situation at the Senate office buildings where suspected Rican had been discovered. Mr. Peniston reported by telephone on the Defense budget. Mr. Logan…

7:00-7:40 Telephone lines were open for audience comments. Video from the Democratic candidates debate the previous evening was shown. 7:40-7:45 Mr. Henry talked about the possibility …

Senior Editor of Roll Call, Ed Henry talked about political events and news of the day, including Secretary Donald Rumsfeld’s efforts to reach out to Congress regarding policy toward Iraq, p…

Senior Editor of Roll Call, Ed Henry talked about political events and news of the day, including allegations that the White House leaked the name of a CIA agent and whether or not an indepe…

Scenes from Arlington National Cemetery were shown. Telephone lines were open for audience comments. Mr. Kaplow talked via telephone from Baghdad, Iraq, about the situation in Iraq. Mr. Henr…

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments about U.S. policy towards Iraq reconstruction and whether the viewers agree or disagree with President Bush’s policies on the issue.

Mr. Henry talked about political events and news of the day, including Rep. Bill Thomas’s apology for recent events in the House Ways and Means Committee, and Senator Clinton’s fundraising e…

Senior Editor, Ed Henry talked about campaign news stories.

Viewers of the morning program were asked to call in and comment on the question “Need Genetically-Modified Food to Fight famine?”

Mr. Henry talked about current political events and news of the day, including the creation of a House select committee on homeland security, judicial nominations, and the federal budget.

Mr. Henry talked about current political events and news of the day, including the recent Senate passage of an omnibus appropriations bill and the possibility that John Thune would run again…

Roll Call Senior Editor, Ed Henry, joined C-SPAN’s Washington Journal and talked about headline news stories of the day.

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments on current news, including the question posed “Should radical Imams be allowed in prisons?”

Telephone lines were open for audience questions and comments about the news of the day.

C-SPAN’s Washington Journal opened their telephone lines for audience comments on the role of former presidents and other news stories of the day.

Telephone lines were opened for viewers to share there comments and views on if colleges needed more conservative professors.

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments and questions on the Washington Journal with the staple question of whether or not politicians should release their tax returns.

C-SPAN hosts examined the morning headlines and viewers offered comments on whether or not there should be a moratorium on immigration.

C-SPAN opened their telephone lines for viewer comments and questions about current events and news of the day.

Telephone lines were opened for viewers to call in and express their opinions on the latest news.