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# The PageCast: Jan. 23, 2008

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## Video: The PageCast: Jan. 23, 2008

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_Published 2008-01-23. TIME's Mark Halperin discusses the political news of the morning, including what's going on in the next two primary states -- South Carolina and Florida_


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## Transcript

Welcome to the PageCast. It's Wednesday, January 23rd. I'm Mark Halperin in Columbia at South Carolina. Your three things to watch for in politics today: first, the next two states upset Carolina here for the Democrats Florida, on Tuesday for the Republicans. Unlike in the other early states, Iowa and New Hampshire, there's not a lot of polling going out. There's an assumption amongst the press and amongst the campaigns about where these races stand, but no public polling to set those expectations. Watch to see if we get in either state a public poll or two today that helps people set their sense of where things are.

Second, on the Republican side, still no major effort to run negative ads or negative rhetoric against John McCain. He may not win Florida, but he might win Florida and if he does, he will consolidate a position that will make him very strong, probably against one other candidate going into Super Tuesday. Does anyone on this Wednesday rise up against John McCain and advance a Thursday night's final debate before the Florida primary to try to frame things to drive any anti- McCain message? We'll see how that goes today. And then finally, in South Carolina, the Clinton campaign, it seems to me, has boxed- in Obama just a little bit-- lowered expectations for Senator Clinton here in South Carolina.

Watch to see today if the Obama campaign can raise expectations back up. Make their South Carolina win if they get one, a much bigger factor headed into Super Tuesday. They would love to get a lot of momentum to add up a win here-- watch to see how they start to try to frame things on that front today. Those are your three things to watch for in politics this Wednesday. You can get all the political news all the time right here on The Page. I'm headed to a different state. Thanks for watching the PageCast.

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