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# The PageCast: March 20, 2008

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## Video: The PageCast: March 20, 2008

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_Published 2008-03-20. TIME's Mark Halperin discusses the political news of the morning, including the battle for Michigan and Florida and Clinton's White House papers_


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## Transcript

Welcome to the PageCast. It's Thursday, March 20th. I'm Mark Halperin in Gotham City with your three things to watch for in politics today all related to the Democratic nomination fight. First, watch to see if Hillary Clinton and the story about her White House schedules stays alive, the Obama campaign continues to push that storyline. Watch to see what kind of traction that gets or does it become a one- day story. Second, watch to see Barack Obama continuing efforts to try to deal with the fallout from his relationship to Reverend Wright. Watch to see if that story grows today or continues, in some force, to recede into the background.

And then finally, watch the final action in Florida and Michigan. It appears that neither state is headed towards a re- vote. Watch to see if officials in those states now pivot instead of fighting for re- votes. Watch to see if they move towards a strategy to try to get some aspect of their votes from January counted in terms of seating delegations in Denver this summer. 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, I'm Mark Halperin in New York. Thanks for watching the PageCast.

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