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# The PageCast: April 3, 2008

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## Video: The PageCast: April 3, 2008

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_Published 2008-04-03. TIME's Mark Halperin offers the PageCast from Washington, DC._


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## Transcript

Welcome to the PageCast. It's Thursday, April 3rd. I'm Mark Halperin in the shadow of the Washington Monument with your three things to watch for in politics today. First, the debate over the Super Delegates-- fights with Bill Richardson and the Clintons, but keep your eye on the Super Delegates themselves, Barack Obama getting quite a harvest yesterday. Watch to see who comes out for which candidate today in the Super Delegate front. Second, Obama and Hillary Clinton both have left Pennsylvania. Bill Clinton has an event in the state today. Watch to see how he treats that forum in that venue.

Watch to see what kind of coverage he gets in Pennsylvania. And then finally, the three- way battles: McCain, Obama, and Clinton-- the competing television ads and the rhetoric. Watch to see which two, which pair of the candidates engage today and get the most attention. 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 from the base of the Washington Monument, sort of, I'm Mark Halperin. Thanks for watching the PageCast.

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