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Mark Preston Reporter from Roll Call had political news of Democrats unwillingness to attack President Bush by name.

Mr. Preston talked about current political events and news of the day, including the Senate agenda and potential Democratic candidates for president in 2004.

Roll Call reporter Mark Preston spoke about Tennessee Senator Bill Frist’s efforts to prepare for the 108th Congress, Mississippi Senator Trent Lott’s chairmanship of the Senate Committee on…

Reporter of Roll Call, Mark Preston spoke on the day’s news headlines.

Roll Call Reporter, Mark Preston, join C-SPAN’s Washington Journal and talked about results of the 2002 Midterm Elections and news that Senator Trent Lott R-Mississippi, who would become th…

Mark Preston of Roll Call talked about current politics and news of the day, including the controversy over the Senate race in New Jersey and Congressional scheduling of homeland security, b…

Roll Call’s Mark Preston provided his assessment of the midterm elections, and the possible outcomes depending on which party wins the majority.

Phones are open to discuse what would persuade you to enter the conflict in Iraq.

Mark Preston of Roll Call talked about Senator Robert Byrd’s disapproval of the proposed Homeland Security Department. According to Roll Call, Senator Byrd believes the Department should be …

Todd Jones of the President’s Commission on Excellence in Education talked about the Commission’s report on improving special education programs. He responded to audience telephone calls, f…

Mark Preston, reporter for Roll Call, spoke about headline news stories of the day.

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments.

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments.

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments and questions about current events and news of the day.

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments.

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments and questions about current events and news of the day.

Telephone lines were open 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.

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments and questions about news of the day. Members of the Roll Call staff, Co-Editor Ed Henry and reporter Mark Preston, talked about the articles in …

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments. Mr. Barnes and Mr. Young participated by telephone. Roll Call personnel participated by satellite connection.