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Washington Journal: 01/15/2024Live
3 hours, 5 minutesIowa surrogates for the Trump, Haley, and DeSantis campaigns and Iowa-based pollster Ann Selzer preview Monday's Iowa Caucuses.
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Washington Journal: Washington Journal
3 hours, 6 minutesIowa surrogates for the Trump, Haley, and DeSantis campaigns and Iowa-based pollster Ann Selzer preview Monday's Iowa Caucuses.
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Nat'l Action Network Breakfast Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
1 hour, 55 minutesRev. Al Sharpton is joined by Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD), actor and Howard University Fine Arts College Dean Phylicia Rashad, union leaders and political activists at the National Action Network's annual breakfast honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
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Vice President Harris MLK Remarks in South Carolina
14 minutes"In 2024, where exactly is America in our fight for freedom," asked Vice President Kamala Harris during her remarks at the NAACP South Carolina State Conference honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which happened to fall on his 95th birthday and six decades since the March on Washington. The vice president honored Rev. Kings fight for justice and equality as she stressed the fight for justice is not over, pointing to the recent attacks by the courts and state legislators on women's reproductive rights, voting rights, education and LGBTQIA rights. She concluded, "at this moment in history let us not throw up our hands, because its time to roll up our sleeves."
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Campaign 2024: Fmr. President Trump Holds Rally in Indianola, IA
1 hour, 41 minutesFormer 2024 presidential candidate and Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND) threw his support behind former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential contest. The endorsement came during a rally in Indianola, Iowa on the eve of the state's first-in-the-nation primary voting. The former president spoke for nearly two hours on a host of topics.
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Campaign 2024: Nikki Haley Campaigns in Adel, IA
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Campaign 2024: Ron DeSantis Campaigns in Ankeny, IA
35 minutesGov. Ron Desantes campaigning in Ankeny, Iowa
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Vice President Harris MLK Remarks in South Carolina
15 minutes"In 2024, where exactly is America in our fight for freedom," asked Vice President Kamala Harris during her remarks at the NAACP South Carolina State Conference honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which happened to fall on his 95th birthday and six decades since the March on Washington. The vice president honored Rev. Kings fight for justice and equality as she stressed the fight for justice is not over, pointing to the recent attacks by the courts and state legislators on women's reproductive rights, voting rights, education and LGBTQIA rights. She concluded, "at this moment in history let us not throw up our hands, because its time to roll up our sleeves."
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Washington Journal: Austin Harris
27 minutesIowa State Rep. Austin Harris discusses his support for presidential candidate Nikki Haley ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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Washington Journal: Bob Vander Plaats
27 minutesThe Family Leader President & CEO Bob Vander Plaats discusses his support for presidential candidate Ron DeSantis and the issues that matter to evangelical Christian voters ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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Washington Journal: J. Ann Selzer
12 minutesPollster Ann Selzer, president of the Iowa based polling firm Selzer and Company, breaks down the latest polling on the 2024 presidential campaign in Iowa ahead of the GOP caucuses.
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Campaign 2024: Iowa Caucus Coverage
3 hours, 28 minutesC-SPAN previews and then take viewers into a Republican caucus in Iowa. Watch as the process unfolds, from registration to caucus captain speeches to vote counts. Then, hear victory and concession speeches from the candidates, along with viewer reaction.
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Campaign 2024: VP Harris at Campaign Event in Columbia, SC
16 minutesVice President Kamala Harris delivered remarks to supporters and campaign volunteers and staff at an event in Columbia, South Carolina. She thanked the those in the room for all the work they did to help she and President Biden win and 2020 and spoke on what is at stake in the coming election.
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Campaign 2024: Iowa Caucus Coverage
46 minutesC-SPAN previews and then take viewers into a Republican caucus in Iowa. Watch as the process unfolds, from registration to caucus captain speeches to vote counts. Then, hear victory and concession speeches from the candidates, along with viewer reaction.
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Nat'l Action Network Breakfast Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
1 hour, 8 minutesRev. Al Sharpton, founder and president of the National Action Network, hosted his organization's annual breakfast honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Among those in attendance and receiving awards for their service and commitment to civil rights were Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D), Howard University Fine Arts College Dean Phylicia Rashad, and Becky Pringle, president of the National Education Association.
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Campaign 2024: Iowa Caucus Coverage
1 hour, 34 minutesC-SPAN previews and then take viewers into a Republican caucus in Iowa. Watch as the process unfolds, from registration to caucus captain speeches to vote counts. Then, hear victory and concession speeches from the candidates, along with viewer reaction.
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Vice President Harris MLK Remarks in South Carolina
15 minutes"In 2024, where exactly is America in our fight for freedom," asked Vice President Kamala Harris during her remarks at the NAACP South Carolina State Conference honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which happened to fall on his 95th birthday and six decades since the March on Washington. The vice president honored Rev. Kings fight for justice and equality as she stressed the fight for justice is not over, pointing to the recent attacks by the courts and state legislators on women's reproductive rights, voting rights, education and LGBTQIA rights. She concluded, "at this moment in history let us not throw up our hands, because its time to roll up our sleeves."
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Campaign 2024: VP Harris at Campaign Event in Columbia, SC
16 minutesVice President Kamala Harris delivered remarks to supporters and campaign volunteers and staff at an event in Columbia, South Carolina. She thanked the those in the room for all the work they did to help she and President Biden win and 2020 and spoke on what is at stake in the coming election.
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Campaign 2024: Senator Joe Manchin D-WV Speaks in New Hampshire
54 minutesSenator Joe Manchin (D-WV) is the keynote speaker at a "Politics and Eggs" breakfast cohosted by the New Hampshire Institute of Politics and the New England Council. Sen. Manchin advocated for term limits in Congress, discussed political division and working in a bipartisan manner outside of Washington, and discussed the 2024 presidential election.
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Campaign 2024: President Biden Remarks at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, SC
42 minutesPresident Biden delivered remarks at a campaign event in Charleston, South Carolina, where he visited Mother Emanuel AME Church, the site of a 2015 racially motivated shooting that left nine churchgoers dead. The president was interrupted by protesters calling for a ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war. President Biden also repeated a previous statement that the Civil War was brought on by slavery, a reaction to a comment by GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley that states' rights neglecting slavery was a contributing factor to the war. President Biden also commented on the third anniversary of the January 6th, 2021 attack on the U.S Capitol.
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Nat'l Action Network Breakfast Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
1 hour, 53 minutesRev. Al Sharpton, founder and president of the National Action Network, hosted his organization's annual breakfast honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Among those in attendance and receiving awards for their service and commitment to civil rights were Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D), Howard University Fine Arts College Dean Phylicia Rashad, and Becky Pringle, president of the National Education Association.
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Vice President Harris MLK Remarks in South Carolina
18 minutes"In 2024, where exactly is America in our fight for freedom," asked Vice President Kamala Harris during her remarks at the NAACP South Carolina State Conference honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which happened to fall on his 95th birthday and six decades since the March on Washington. The vice president honored Rev. Kings fight for justice and equality as she stressed the fight for justice is not over, pointing to the recent attacks by the courts and state legislators on women's reproductive rights, voting rights, education and LGBTQIA rights. She concluded, "at this moment in history let us not throw up our hands, because its time to roll up our sleeves."