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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: The PageCast: April 10, 2008 [Watch (HLS stream): The PageCast: April 10, 2008](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/EKTWgFim.m3u8) (0:56)  _Published 2008-04-10. TIME's Mark Halperin discusses the political news of the morning, including the president's speech on Iraq_ --- Jul 27, 2023 12:48 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [The PageCast: April 28, 2008](/video/VpxDixzP/) ### The PageCast: April 28, 2008 [The PageCast: April 4, 2008](/video/jyKhiK4Z/) ### The PageCast: April 4, 2008 [The PageCast: April 3, 2008](/video/HZ4IXvDR/) ### The PageCast: April 3, 2008 --- ## Transcript Welcome to the PageCast. It's Thursday, April 10th. I'm Mark Halperin in Gotham City outside the fabled Regency Hotel with your three things to watch for in politics today. First, President Bush talks about Iraq. Watch to see how that reverberates out on the campaign trail [ unk ] the great presidential candidates react to what he has to say. Second, John McCain in New York City- watch him deal with two top challenges talking about the economy and the housing crisis as well as going on The View. Watch to see if either of both of those enter a political discussion and maybe make the network news. And then finally, Clinton and Obama-- watch to see how and on what they engage that are sure to be some conflict between the two campaigns. Watch to see how that goes and whether Clinton can win a new cycle or victories in the news cycle and then [ unk ]-- there have been few and far between up late. Those are your three things to watch for in politics today. You can get all the political news all the time right here on The Page. For now in Gotham City outside the Regency Hotel, I'm Mark Halperin. 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