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politicalwire.com - 11/19/2008
Obama on 60 Minutes
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In his first televised interview since winning the presidency, Barack Obama spoke to 60 Minutes about the economy, the automobile industry, the government's $700 billion financial industry bailout program, their visit to the White House, the emotions of election night and the search for a family ...
Obama interview sets '60 Minutes' viewership record
thrfeed.com - 11/17/2008
Obama interview sets '60 Minutes' viewership record
— thrfeed.com — Barack Obama's first televised post-election interview gave Sunday night's "60 Minutes" its biggest audience in at least nine years. The CBS News program was seen... (more) Obama interview sets '60 Minutes' viewership record

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liberaloasis.com - 11/13/2008
Getting to 60
— liberaloasis.com — Getting 60 Democratic Senators would be nice, but it is no guarantee of preventing filibusters. You still need to hold 60 Senators, of any party, to overcome each cloture vote on an issue-by-issue basis. So with Dems only having at least 57 ... (more) Getting to 60

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The Hollywood Liberal:  Obama Interview Seen By 25 Million

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Obama Interview Seen By 25 Million
The Hollywood Liberal — ... The 60 Minutes interview with President-elect Barack Obama drew 25.1 million viewers last Sunday, the largest audience among all the programs on television so far this season. The audience was also the program’s largest in nearly a decade. ...

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blogs.tnr.com 11/17/2008 — Policy discussions aside, I thought these two segments from  last night were pretty winning. First, Obama on his mother-in-law: There's no doubt that there was a sense of emotion that I could see in people's faces and in my ...
Barack and Michelle Obama on the Next Four Years — Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines
Barack Obama covered a lot of ground during his first post-election interview Sunday. The president-elect said he will close Guantanamo, re-regulate the economy and wait until he’s settled before getting his daughters that puppy. Michelle Obama, joining her husband, said she will ...