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Constitutional Scholar, Senate Elder Statesman Robert Byrd Remembered

Gwen Ifill reports on the life and legacy of West Virginia's Sen. Robert Byrd, the longest-serving member in the history of Congress. Byrd died Monday at the age of 92.

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Shields and Brooks on What Obama, Democrats Can Tout in 2010 Campaigns

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks stopped by The Rundown again for "just one more thing" to discuss what message President Obama and the Democrats might be able to use to persuade voters in this fall's elections. Will voters care…

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Shields and Brooks on Obama’s Response to McChrystal, Wall Street Overhaul

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks sort through the top political stories of the week, including Gen. Stanley McChrystal's ouster, financial reform clearing a major hurdle in Congress and the rejected extension of unemployment benefits for many Americans.

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Jun 23

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Afghanistan Policy, Goals Reexamined Upon McChrystal Departure

President Barack Obama is replacing the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, following his disparaging remarks about administration officials. Gwen Ifill gets three points of view about the decision and its consequences for the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan.

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Nashville Looks to Stage Comeback After Floods

Six weeks after record floods devastated Nashville, the city is making a comeback. Jeffrey Brown examines the rebuilding efforts of its citizens and its vibrant music industry.

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Jun 22

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What South Carolina Races Can Teach Us About This Election Year

Some years the flow in politics is a torrent, a powerful river rushing in one direction where the coming impacts are obvious and clear. In summer, you can look ahead to November and see a pretty clear image of the…

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Jun 21

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Reporters Explore Possible Causes for Deepwater Horizon Explosion, Oil Leak

New reports suggest that BP cut corners on safety in the design of the blown-out oil well in the Gulf. Gwen Ifill talks to two reporters about what investigations are revealing about the oil giant's actions before the rig exploded…

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Jun 18

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Feinberg: BP ‘Trying to Do the Right Thing’ But Claims Need Expedited

Kenneth Feinberg, who was named by President Obama to independently manage the $20 billion Gulf disaster compensation fund, tells Jeffrey Brown that "time is the enemy" for people who need their claims processed. He also said his independence cannot be…

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Jun 18

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Shields and Brooks on Barton’s Apology, Obama’s Pressure on BP

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks sort through the top political stories of the week, including the political uproar over Rep. Joe Barton's apology to BP and whether President Obama strongarmed the company into creating a $20 billion escrow fund…

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Jun 17

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Humanitarian Disaster Looms in Kyrgyzstan as Uzbek Borders Close

Violence in Kyrgyzstan continues as Uzbekistan closed its borders, leaving refugees on the run. Margaret Warner talks to guests about the political and humanitarian ramifications of the continuing ethnic bloodshed.

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