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Karen Tumulty, National Correspondent for Time Magazine, talked about President George W Bush’s response to September 11 terrorist attacks and responded to viewer comments and questions.

Karen Tumulty of TIME Magazine spoke about news of the day, including the politics of campaign finance. She also responded to audience questions and comments.

Ms. Tumulty talked about headline news stories. She also responded to audience phone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

Mr. Kurtz and Ms. Tumulty reflected on the 2000 presidential campaign and talked about a variety of topics including media coverage of the campaign, candidates' media strategy, and the…

Panelists talked about media coverage of political events. Among the issues they addressed were the degree to which media is objective in their campaign coverage, the impact of the Internet…

The Great Debate forum questioned whether or not the media intentionally misleads the public during presidential campaigns. Participants discussed the media coverage during Campaign 2000 as…

Karen Tumulty talked about current events and newspaper headlines, and responded to audience calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

Participants discussed the administrative role of the White House staff and how to effectively run the White House and implement a president’s agenda. After formal presentations they held a…

Participants discussed the probable New York Senate campaign of Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton and the Republican presidential campaign of Elizabeth Dole. They focused on how these women…

Time Magazine correspondent Karen Tumulty talked about current news stories and the articles in TIME magazine this week, which featured Secretary of State Madeleine Albright on the cover. She…

Karen Tumulty of TIME Magazine talked about current news headlines of interest to her, and took audience calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

In the daybook interview, TIME Magazine White House Correspondent Karen Tumulty talked about current news stories and responded to audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail.

In the daybook interview for the C-SPAN Washington Journal program, Karen Tumulty, TIME talked about current headlines and took viewer calls.

Los Angeles Times reporters interviewed Sen. Al Gore (D-TN) about his views on the presidency and how he would operate if he were elected president.

Guests discussed the major news stories from the week. They answered questions from viewers. Note: This program is incomplete.

Guests discussed the Libyan raid and responded to callers' questions.