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# The PageCast: Feb 23, 2008

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## Video: The PageCast: Feb 23, 2008

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_Published 2008-02-23. TIME's Mark Halperin looks at the weekend's events in the presidential race._


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## Transcript

Welcome to the PageCast. It's Saturday, February 23rd. I'm Mark Halperin in Sarasota, Florida. Your three things to watch for in politics today: First, Hillary Clinton facing a new challenge. She already had to try to fight to get her message of contrast out over questions about process, tactics, and strategy. Now, the key Washington Post story has some information suggesting that some of her supporters are thinking about edging a round of the race. Clinton will have to deal with that barrier today. Watch to see how she does there. Second in the Democratic race also, watch to see as Saturday ends, what kind of polls and other endorsements might come out in the Democratic race on this Saturday, perhaps late in the day.

And then finally, in the Republican race, watch John McCain, of course, he's got the nomination locked up, but watch to see how the media deals today with the current twin story lines, the question of attacking the New York Times and questioning the original story, but also new stories in the Washington Post, the New York Times, and others coming out in the next 24 hours will also go back to the underlying facts of the original stories. Watch to see if the public and the press starts to focus on the facts of the story rather than on the question of whether the New York Times was right to publish the original story or not.

Those are your three things to watch for in politics today. You can get all the political news all weekend long and into next week right here on The Page. For now in Sarasota, I'm Mark Halperin. Thanks for watching the PageCast.

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