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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 05.13.12, Video Podcast

Podcast: Download (360.5MB) | Embed At the top of our agenda this week: Pres. Obama proclaims...
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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 05.06.12, Video Podcast

Podcast: Download (361.0MB) | Embed At the top of our agenda this week: a disappointing jobs...
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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 04.29.12, Video Podcast

Podcast: Download (360.0MB) | Embed At the top of our agenda this week, which candidate –...

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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 05.13.12, Audio Podcast

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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 05.06.12, Audio Podcast

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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 04.29.12, Audio Podcast

At the top of our agenda this week, which candidate – Pres. Barack Obama, or Mitt Romney...

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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 05.13.12, Video Podcast

At the top of our agenda this week: Pres. Obama proclaims his support for gay marriage. Will the political fallout hurt the President’s chances for reelection? The critical importance of voting from the top of the ticket down to your local officials. In the “Washington Watch” roundtable, MSNBC political analyst Karen Finney; Politico’s White House correspondent Joseph Williams; Melanie Campbell, president of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation; and host of “The Right Side,” political commentator Armstrong Williams. Housing [...]
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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 05.13.12, Audio Podcast

At the top of our agenda this week: Pres. Obama proclaims his support for gay marriage. Will the political fallout hurt the President’s chances for reelection? The critical importance of voting from the top of the ticket down to your local officials. In the “Washington Watch” roundtable, MSNBC political analyst Karen Finney; Politico’s White House correspondent Joseph Williams; Melanie Campbell, president of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation; and host of “The Right Side,” political commentator Armstrong Williams. Housing [...]
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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 05.06.12, Audio Podcast

At the top of our agenda this week: a disappointing jobs report, but the unemployment rate goes down. Pres. Obama lays out his 12-year plan for Afghanistan from Afghanistan. The Obama 2012 take-no-prisoners campaign has started. Our newsmaker guest, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis, on the jobs report; and Houston Republican congressman Pete Olson on the Keystone XL pipeline and the creation of thousands of new jobs. In the “Washington Watch” roundtable, Janaye Ingram, DC bureau chief for the National Action [...]
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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 05.06.12, Video Podcast

At the top of our agenda this week: a disappointing jobs report, but the unemployment rate goes down. Pres. Obama lays out his 12-year plan for Afghanistan from Afghanistan. The Obama 2012 take-no-prisoners campaign has started. Our newsmaker guest, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis, on the jobs report; and Houston Republican congressman Pete Olson on the Keystone XL pipeline and the creation of thousands of new jobs. In the “Washington Watch” roundtable, Janaye Ingram, DC bureau chief for the National Action [...]
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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 04.29.12, Audio Podcast

At the top of our agenda this week, which candidate – Pres. Barack Obama, or Mitt Romney – has the best plan for educating our children? Do GOP budget cuts to the social safety net violate the teachings of Jesus Christ? Can a President be too cool? Our newsmaker guest Congresswoman Maxine Waters on winning the GOP’s war on women, and former White House advisor Van Jones with solutions for saving and growing the middle class. In the “Washington Watch” [...]
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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 04.29.12, Video Podcast

At the top of our agenda this week, which candidate – Pres. Barack Obama, or Mitt Romney – has the best plan for educating our children? Do GOP budget cuts to the social safety net violate the teachings of Jesus Christ? Can a President be too cool? Our newsmaker guest Congresswoman Maxine Waters on winning the GOP’s war on women, and former White House advisor Van Jones with solutions for saving and growing the middle class. In the “Washington Watch” [...]
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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 04.22.12, Audio Podcast

At the top of our agenda this week: more violent words about the President from the right. Obama-Romney polls tighten as the race gets personal. Republicans in Congress go after the social safety net. Our newsmaker guest, Cong. Elijah Cummings, the ranking member of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on the Secret Service Scandal and Pres. Obama’s security. In the “Washington Watch” roundtable, MSNBC political analyst Karen Finney; Michael Fletcher, National Economics Correspondent for “The Washington Post”; Deborah [...]
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Washington Watch with Roland Martin, 04.22.12, Video Podcast

At the top of our agenda this week: more violent words about the President from the right. Obama-Romney polls tighten as the race gets personal. Republicans in Congress go after the social safety net. Our newsmaker guest, Cong. Elijah Cummings, the ranking member of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on the Secret Service Scandal and Pres. Obama’s security. In the “Washington Watch” roundtable, MSNBC political analyst Karen Finney; Michael Fletcher, National Economics Correspondent for “The Washington Post”; Deborah [...]
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