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The panel discussed the impact of talk shows on national politics.

Members of the subcommittee questioned Mr. Runyon on complaints of slow mail delivery during a special he…

Three long-time political observers offered advice for new members of Congress and reminisced about their…

House of Representatives, and other issues.

Republican strategist Franklyn Nofziger speculated about the Republican presidential nomination campaign,…

Businessman Ron Evans, coordinator of a Draft Powell organization in Philadelphia, discussed the probabil…

Former Massachusetts Senator Paul Tsongas sought the Democratic nomination for president in 1992 but with…

Paul Tsongas, 1992 presidential candidate spoke on Colin Powell as a likely candidate for the 1996 Presid…

ABC News correspondent Cokie Roberts, Reagan administration Chief of Staff Ken Duberstein, and former Sen…

This episode of "Inside Congress" included renovations of the marble steps of the Capitol building, Congress preparing for opening day on January 4th, changes in the Capitol Hill workforce including departing staffers, outgoing Speaker of the House Tom Foley (D-WA), incoming House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA), legislation passed during the past year, incoming committee chairs for both houses, and a tour of the House chamber.

President Clinton addressed the nation about his New Year’s resolution to continue working for middle cla…

The incoming chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus and other African-American leaders talked about t…

Various congressional specialists talked about their expectations for the 104th Congress, specifically th…

Questions from reporters asked about the timing of the meeting, fear of the Republican Party taking over the House, the Crime bill, the Contract with America and possible rollbacks of Affirmative Action and other programs.

Representative David Bonior (D-Michigan) reacted to the news that incoming Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-Georgia) declined a large book advance.

Incoming Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-Georgia) announced he would forego a $4.5 million advance from Harper-Collins for a two-book series. ... He said that he based his decision on his new status as Speaker of the House and to avoid jeopardizing the trust of the American people in the legislative branch of their government.

Journalists discussed the release of helicopter pilot Bobby Hall and its political implications for the Clinton administration including the nuclear deal with North Korea, Representative Gingrich's new book deal advance, the Contract with America, the removal of the Office of the House Historian and other staff cuts in the House, welfare reform and whether President Clinton will run in 1996.

Louis Post-Dispatch talked about Representative Dick Gephardt (D-Missouri) and his new role as House minority leader.

Secretary Shalala presented findings concerning House Republicans' plans to reform welfare.

Armey for many years, discussed his career, personality and new position as House majority leader.