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# The PageCast: March 2, 2008

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## Video: The PageCast: March 2, 2008

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_Published 2008-03-02. TIME's Mark Halperin discusses the political news of the morning, including the back-and-forth between Clinton and Obama and the expectation setting for Tuesday's races._


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## Transcript

Welcome to the PageCast. It's Sunday, March 2nd. I'm Mark Halperin in Gotham City, your Three Things to watch for in Politics Today. First, Clinton and Obama have engaged a couple of days running now. Watch to see if they keep it up on national security and other issues at on the stomp and maybe even in some new last minute television commercials before Tuesday's primers. Second, listen to the chatter on the Sunday morning shows. Watch to see how expectations are being set for what Obama and Clinton have to do to use the vernacular on Tuesday. Watch to see if expectations are set with a bad performance by Clinton, [ unk ] must lead the race or a good performance, maybe scrambles things completely.

And then finally, watch those all important super delegates, the possibility of some big ones coming up any day of the week particularly perhaps today leaning up to try and control the news leading to Tuesday's primers. Those are your Three Things to Watch for today in Politics. You can get all the political news all Sunday and all next week right here on The Page. For now in Gotham City, I'm Mark Halperin. Thank you for watching this PageCast.

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