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Interviews with former President Bill Clinton and Senator Webb of Virginia. Senator Webb is the Senator who sponsored the bill that would require troops get at least a year of in between deployments to Iraq. The Repugnants of course, don't really care about the well being of the troops beyond phony photo-ops. Honestly, I do believe that if the Republicans could, they would find a way not to let them come home for a break at all. Then they could send them over there for 18 months, 24 months, or the sky's the limit. As long as the Repugs continue to goose step to Führer Bush. More on O'Reilly's racist tendencies and Rash Limpbottom said Service members who support U.S. withdrawal are "phony soldiers." I guess that would include the two soldiers who wrote an op-ed to the New York Times disagreeing that the Iraq War was accomplishing anything. To the repugnants, the fact that they paid the ultimate price mean little to them.

(For some reason the earlier upload of this doesn't want to finish processing. So, I'll try again and hope for the best but it explains why Tuesday comes after Wedensday) Did the Bush administration use a phony terror alert to coerce Congress into passing FISA? Keith interviews Congresswoman Jane Harman, who says such an event took place last month. Is Bush trying to slip war advise to Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama? Bush's nonsensical appearance at the U.N. Rudy Giuliania, the self proclaimed 9/11 candidate has a fund raiser thrown for him where the cost to get in is $9.11. The Hype for Halo 3 is explored. All of this and more.

In honor of national "One Hit Wonder" Day, Steve finds a song to go with every story in the news today, including the UAW strike, Senator Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton's charm offensive on five Sunday talk shows, and Mickey Rooney pimping himself out to party hosts.

Video highlights from the 2007 Harkin Steak Fry featuring special guests Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Bill Richardson, Chris Dodd, and Joe Biden

Today on The Lunch, Clinton unveils her much anticipated healthcare plan, and receives much criticism for being much like the Edwards and Obama plans. As for the GOP, McCain is rebounding and sinking at the same time, Romney has a painful trip to the hospital, and yet another horse enters the race.

Today on The Lunch, Clinton unveils her much anticipated healthcare plan, and receives much criticism for being much like the Edwards and Obama plans. As for the GOP, McCain is rebounding and sinking at the same time, Romney has a painful trip to the hospital, and yet another horse enters the race.

Video of Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton at the 2007 Harkin Steak Fry. www.tomharkin.com

Clinton Polk 37 yard TD run

This Video Is Showing That Obama can be president because two fmr presidents were where he is right now, history proves experience makes an either worse president( nixon, bush, vp dick cheney, defense sec.rumsfeld)

Hillary Clinton Explains What's at Stake.

Debate highlights top the menu today for The Lunch. From rednecks to snowmen, YouTube questioners were throwing heat, and the Democratic candidates stepped up to the plate. Edwards tries humor, Clinton gets serious, and Biden shows us he dislikes madmen but is fond of a certain redhead. (PLUS: The magic Political Lunch green screen makes a special appearance!)

Chet Clem (The Onion) fills in for Will today. He and Rob cover threats to Hillary Clinton, CNN's debate announcement, Florida's calendar adjustment and more. WIN A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ONION Chet's guest appearance inspires the first Political Lunch giveaway. Viewers must watch the show for instructions. The first person to respond correctly will be given a one year subscription to The Onion.

Today on The Lunch: Duncan Hunter emails, Edwards on wheels, Rudy's running strong, and Bloomberg travels. Meanwhile, if Clinton and Obama don't knock it off right now we can just turn this car around and go home.

Today on Political Lunch Hillary Clinton offers sweet nothings via text message, Chuck Hagel says he might while Mayor Mike insists he won't, John McCain uses Mothers Day to remind us of his Naval heritage, and Obama gets sent back to Interview 101.

Today on The Lunch, Mitt Romney doesn't mince words when it comes to the conduct of his former campaign advisor, Idaho Senator Larry Craig. Also: Chris Dodd and Hillary Clinton pick up union endorsements, and Barack Obama dishes out some tough love. PLUS: Stay-tuned for a Castro cameo.

Does the blogosphere love to hate Hillary Clinton? Has Mitt Romney successfully squashed the pro-life/pro-choice flip-flop flap? Does Barack Obama practice what he preaches? Find out all this and more in today's episode of The Lunch!

Inaugural episode of Political Lunch. Hosted by Will Coghlan and Robert Millis, this episode covers McCain's "bomb Iran" controversy, Earth Day, Clinton's speech at Rutgers and more.

Today Rob and Will discover that Libertarians are good with computers. Also, Hillary Clinton takes a commanding lead in the polls, Giuliani gives money to pro-choice causes, and Donald Trump announces he'll play for both teams.

Today on The Lunch, Will takes a look at the field's reaction to the resignation of US Attorney General Gonzales. Also, Rob reports from Denver and Chicago on the Clinton and Obama campaigns.

Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama musically argue it out over who is the better candidate in this song satirizing "Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better."

In the first segment, it's still more Dirty Larry Craig who may resign on Saturday. In other segments Keith takes a look at the mass exodus of Republicans from the White House, and then shows how to make a surge look like it's working. You simply quit counting most of those killed. A segment on Diana's Memorial service, Dragnet again, and Craig's strange comments about Clinton which are strange. Finally, the issue of whether Keith is wearing a toupee is explored as Tom Delay makes worst person.

Today on The Lunch, Mitt Romney doesn't mince words when it comes to the conduct of his former campaign advisor, Idaho Senator Larry Craig. Also: Chris Dodd and Hillary Clinton pick up union endorsements, and Barack Obama dishes out some tough love. PLUS: Stay-tuned for a Castro cameo.

Today on The Lunch, Will takes a look at the field's reaction to the resignation of US Attorney General Gonzales. Also, Rob reports from Denver and Chicago on the Clinton and Obama campaigns.

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Dawkins on "Spiritual" healers, DNA from Atlantis, and a guy who does Quantum Health care (and sites Hilary Clinton as a client). My apologies for the video format error - I will upload a corrected version for those who wish to download and save the series.

Photos from a recent trip to visit our friends in Clinton, NY.

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Today on The Lunch your bearded hosts serve up the week's top ten political news stories in three minutes. Among the highlights, voting machings are already causing trouble, Clinton strikes back on healthcare, Powell sends a lifeboat to McCain, and Rudy aspires to heroism.

Today on The Daily Reel...The Onion partners with MySpaceTV, joining The Daily Reel in a growing list of exclusive content partners... Hillary Clinton dishes it out to Barack Obama at an AFL-CIO Debate... and a mouse falls in love with a beautiful woman in Dan Brown's award-winning short, "Pierre." Visit: The Daily Reel http://www.thedailyreel.com REELEDin http://www.thedailyreel.com/reeledin LOOKING for the Videos in this Episode?? The Onion partners with MySpaceTV http://www.thedailyreel.com/news-opinion/news/briefs-myspace-and-the-onion-hook-up-usa-network-announces-didja.com Hillary Clinton @ AFL-CIO http://www.thedailyreel.com/spotlight/politics/archive/2007/08/08/hillary-delivers-the-smackdown-at-afl-cio "Pierre" by Dan Brown http://www.thedailyreel.com/videos/pierre

Darrell Hammond on DailyComedy's LateNet with Ray Ellin. Darrell talks about Sean Connery, Bill Clinton, and Geraldo Rivera.

Today on The Lunch: Duncan Hunter emails, Edwards on wheels, Rudy's running strong, and Bloomberg travels. Meanwhile, if Clinton and Obama don't knock it off right now we can just turn this car around and go home.

Debate highlights top the menu today for the Lunch. From rednecks to snowmen, YouTube questioners were throwing heat, and the Democratic candidates stepped up to the plate. Edwards tried humor, Clinton gets serious, and Biden shows us he dislikes madmen but is fond of a certain redhead.

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Bill rescues Hillary Clinton

1. Rewriting the law (Scooter and the Commuter) 2. The I Team (resigned to scandal) 3. Pardon Politics (Clinton enters the fray) 4. Obama Scare on the campaign trail 5. Eagle Eyed (Back from the Brink) 6. In the flesh (Running of the nudes)

Bill Clinton blasts Bush for the Libby commutation apparently because he, who pardoned Marc Rich, has no sense of irony. Senaor Patrick Leahy says he's going to take the Bush administration to court because he has no sense of reality. And Al Gore III is busted. All this and how many hot dogs?

Funny photos of Hillary Clinton.

You can compare the speech to what happened in the years that followed. A lot of the things he tried to do he was able to, but there were many disappointments. He did balance the budget, the first president to do so which may have been his biggest achievement. Of course, health care in this country has not improved and only has gotten worse. But you can't blame that failure entirely on the Clinton's as the Congress sold out to the millions of dollars of the Health Care Industry. I think what Clinton was most naive about was this idea that he could bring the country together. Little did he know at the time that from the time he was elected, the Republicans would institute their political version of the scorched earth policy. I have another video I will upload eventually from election night that shows an interview with Bob Dole on election night that was a harboring of what was to come from the Republicans.

The King of Kong trailer rules the arcade, Hillary Clinton officially goes viral with a Sopranos spoof, LisaNova is bringing some love to the Sketchies with her Daily Affirmations, and Mortimer and Bracket manage to make peace. In this Episode: King of Kong: Fistful of Quarters Hillary & Bill do the Sopranos LisaNova - Affirmation Girl Mortimer and Bracket

"You and I" by Celine Dion is possibly the worst theme song in the history of campaign theme songs. Although Steve loves to lip synch it. He also looks back on a few stories from the week ending June 22, 2007.

Alma is at campaign headquarters strumming up supporters when she gets a familiar phone call.

This was one of the highlights of my life. I was the student speaker at the end of the commencement ceremony for the MBA Class of 2007. The event was on Sunday, May 13 2007 at Madison Square Garden Theater. You may recognize seated to my left Robert Rubin, former Secretary of Treasury under Bill Clinton, who was our invited speaker.

Video by Michel Chossudovsky regarding the Bush and Clinton regimes.

The top three Democratic candidates - Senator Hillary Clinton, Senator Barack Obama, and ex-Senator John Edwards - bared a little of their soul Monday night, giving some fairly candid answers in a rare discussion about how faith has shaped their lives. http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700 - Prayer Line

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A documentary about two kids who saw something they shouldn't have. The movie explores the Mena drug traffic, the coverup of the kids' murder and Clinton's alledged role in it.

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