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World Toilet Day We may take toilets for granted - but just imagine what life would be like if you didn´t have a toilet down the corridor, or one at your workplace. Imagine if the local school had no loos, or life without toilet paper or wash basins. Music Track - It's your voodoo working Students and work report A report on school students who also work was tabled in Parliament this week, by the House of Representatives Education and Training Committee. Emily Maguire: Smoke in the room Living in a share house can really test some people´s limits. Elly Varrenti: sex and lego Our Melbourne columnist Elly Varrenti has been having some difficult conversations lately.

Young Bites BackYour Daily Politics Video Blog: For two years now, we've been chronicling Alaska Rep. Don Young's (R) efforts to be involved in every major political corruption scandal of the last decade.  And now that the political waters are rising around him back in his home state, he's gone on the attack.  So here in today's episode of TPMtv, we bring you some of the choice mouth-foaming moments.

Sunday Show Roundup: Fox Goes Wright After ObamaYour Daily Politics Video Blog: Lotta Rev. Wright on the Sunday shows this weekend. But nothing quite matched Fox News Sunday's -- dare I say -- Jihad against Barack Obama.

Weekend Clip Extravaganza: Episode #7Your Daily Politics Video Blog: More on Mitt Romney's dog fixation, Mark Penn loses his remaining dignity, and Lou Dobbs loses his mind, all in today's episode of TPMtv.

'08 Roundup: Episode #16Your Daily Politics Video Blog: With almost six weeks until the next primary and with tensions already at a feverish peak, what will the Clinton and Obama campaigns focus their attentions on from now until Pennsylvania? We preview the long slog until the Keystone State in today's '08 Roundup edition of TPMtv.

Send in The ClownYour Daily Politics Video Blog: Gerry Ferraro is catching a lot of flak these days. But here at TPM we want to thank her. It's been an exhausting primary season. And we've needed some comic relief in a big way. Saying Barack Obama was lucky to be black may only have been one more 'unfortunate' statement in a string of beauts this election cycle. But going on every show currently on the air to express her outrage at the response to her comments has simply been comedy gold. Check out some of the best moments in today's episode of TPMtv.

Eliot's MessYour Daily Politics Video Blog: So how exactly did the Feds end up investigating the New York Governor for paying for sex from prostitutes? We try to untangle the story.

Sunday Show Roundup: Deep Doo-Doo-OverYour Daily Politics Video Blog: The Democratic party seems to have quite a mess on its hands with the unresolved status of Michigan and Florida's delegates. Can the party find a solution before reaching an ugly August convention battle? We search for answers in today's Sunday Show Roundup episode of TPMtv.

'08 Roundup: Episode #15Your Daily Politics Video Blog: She may have netted only a handful of delegates, but Tuesday's primary wins by Hillary Clinton had a huge psychological impact on the race. And on the Republican side, what is President Bush doing to help out the Dems' chances in 2008? All that and more in today's '08 Roundup episode of TPMtv.

McCain Can't Quit John HageeYour Daily Politics Video Blog: There's been a lot of chatter over the last few days about John McCain's embrace of Pastor John Hagee, who's well-known for a history of anti-Catholicism and claims that God will send terrorists to create a "bloodbath" in America for its support of a two state solution in Israel/Palestine. So what is it exactly that Hagee's said and just how much has McCain cozied up to him? We thought we'd put all the choicest moments into one quick video so you could take a look and make up your own mind.

Texas / Ohio PreviewYour Daily Politics Video Blog: It's all over but the voting (and caucusing).  So in today's episode of TPMtv, we go over which states are voting, how many delegates each has, what to expect, and just how that weird Texas Caucus/Primary works.

Sunday Show Roundup: Denounce or Reject?Your Daily Politics Video Blog: Use Barack Obama's middle name at a rally and John McCain wants no part of you. But call the Catholic Church the "great whore" and the presumptive Republican nominee will glady take your endorsement. We try to parse the double standard with some help from the talking heads in today's Sunday Show Roundup episode of TPMtv.

Weekend Clip Extravaganza: Episode #6Your Daily Politics Video Blog: It was quite a week: John McCain forgetting which party he's in, Pat Buchanan and Tucker Carlson saying they're not going to take anti-White Man prejudice any longer, Tim Russert channels angry Iraqi nationalists and so much more.

'08 Roundup: Episode #14Your Daily Politics Video Blog: What's likely next Tuesday?  And what's John McCain's real plan for running against Barack Obama?  We give you our read in today's episode of our weekly campaign 2008 roundup.

When Russerts AttackYour Daily Politics Video Blog: The standout performance of last night was Tim Russert's repeated tirades at the candidates for not answering his clownish questions.  So we thought we'd string all of Tim's gonzo moments into one tight reel.  Let's all repeat together, "I'm rough enough, I'm tough enough, and doggone it, people like me!"

Campaign Finance DeformedYour Daily Politics Video Blog: John McCain: straight shootin' maverick and courageous champion of campaign finance reform. So then why is he currently doing his best to defy the FEC and make his own set of campaign finance rules? We puzzle it all out in today's episode of TPMtv.

John McCain Lobbyin' BluesYour Daily Politics Video Blog: The affair story was thin, thin, thin. But the lobbying shenanigans are the real deal. We look at the latest on Mr. Clean Government, John McCain, in today's episode of TPMtv.

Straight Talk, Express VersionYour Daily Politics Video Blog: John McCain boils down his central campaign message.

'08 Roundup: Episode #13Your Daily Politics Video Blog: Campaign 2008 Roundup, Episode #13

A Tale of 3 SpeechesYour Daily Politics Video Blog: Tuesday night Barack Obama extended his election winning streak over Hillary Clinton to 9 with a victory in the Wisconsin primary (and then 10 with a Hawaii caucus win), while John McCain put Mike Huckabee a little further away in his rear-view mirror with wins in Wisconsin and Washington. The tone and the timing of the three post-primary speeches told the story of the night.