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Chelsea and Hillary Clinton do a walk-through to prepare for DNC festivities.

Chelsea Clinton spoke at an informational session regarding Hillary Rodham Clinton's race for the presidency at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, KY. She was introduced by KY congressman Harry Moberly, Jr. She appeared very relaxed, but experienced a little problem with the sound check!

Indiana students give Chelsea Clinton a warm welcome out on the campaign trail. Author: hillaryclintondotcom Keywords: Chelsea Clinton Added: April 21, 2008

-- The Pentagon report on Saddam Hussein -- Free speech and the banning of trolls -- Fragrance free legislation -- Patriotism, the antiwar movement and an incident in West Chester -- Minnesota school cows down to moonbats and cancels a scheduled visit from Vets For Freedom -- My short interview with Chelsea Clinton -- Black Liberation Theology and all it's racist counterparts -- Appearances from Snooper, MD Conservative, Dorell, Marty, Loki, Wild Phil, Brian and Scott --

A N.C. State student re-asks Chelsea Clinton about the Lewinsky affair.

Chelsea tells voters in PA her mom would be a better president than her dad.

Chelsea Clinton has been wandering around college campuses, all over the fruited plane, pandering to young voters for her mother's presidential bid. This week, Chelsea was asked about the Monica affair and she responded by saying it was none of his business. I disagreed with Chelsea's rebuke, so I traveled to the next college campus that was on her campaign trail to ask her that same question myself. Our tape recorders were there. PODCAST VERSION

Meet the college student who pressed Chelsea Clinton about Monica Lewinsky.

The 113th edition of America's Debate Radio with Mike and Jaime. During the first hour, we discussed Hillary Clinton's misstatement regarding her trip to Bosnia in the 1990s, the Iraq war, the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Medellin v. Texas, boycotting the 2008 summer Olympics in China, and the Fair model for predicting the winning party for presidential elections. During the second hour, we spoke with 4 callers and discussed chatroom follies, hockey, healthcare, more on Hillary Clinton's trip to Bosnia, Chelsea Clinton's work on her mother's campaign, and the best recession-proof job industries. During the final hour, we discussed odd and unusual news. Submit your own stories at AllegedlyNews.com. We welcome your feedback! Have your email read on the air-- click here to use the email form. Or, call 888.DEBATE.5 now and leave a message-- we'll play it on the next show. Thanks for listening!

-- My interview with Chelsea Clinton -- The Hillary misspeak -- More attacks on recruiting centers -- Left churches and their ticking time bomb -- Rocket designed for space tourism -- Guys and guyliner makeup -- A man gets pregnant but not really --

The senator's daughter reacts to an unexpected question about Monica Lewinsky.

02.26.08: The former first daughter embraces voters but fends off the press.

Happy worthless President’s Day! Since America is too broke to take advantage of White Sales, huge markdown auto deals and whatever else unimaginative marketing and advertising executives can dream up to get you into their malls and showrooms, we got our usual free movies downloads and another introspective podcast of stuff going on in the country to keep you amused until real life resumes tomorrow.

Clinton daughter rings up "View" co-host to ask for support in election.

Senator Hillary Clinton won the Nevada primary by a narrow margin. More than 115,000 people participated in the Democratic caucuses with about 98% of the precincts reporting that Hillary Clinton earned 51 percent of the vote while Senator Barack Obama earned 45 percent. Senator Clinton said she wasn't concerned about having lost a sizable percentage of African-American voters in Nevada. I'm going to work as hard as I can to reach out...to every single voter. Mitt Romney won the Republican Caucuses. The former Governor won with 52 percent beating John McCain and Ron Paul who were tied for second with 13% and 95% of the polls reporting.(source) (more)