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2008 60 Minutes Interview With Mike Wallace

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Fred's anti-Puerto Rican attitude suddenly changes after Julio's nephew is the victim of discrimination in school.

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Judge Joe Brown 2010

Reaction to Barack Oboma Winning the election for president of the United States of America 2008

Crowds in Atlanta and Harlem emotional over Barack Obama's win.

Virginia projection then the Breaking news that Barack Obama broke 270 electoral votes and the reactions of the masses seen in Chicago and thorough...

Louise is excited that she's being considered to receive the Volunteer of the Year award due to her work down at the Help Center. However, what she...

Helen Thomas doesn't hold back with Bus at press conference.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney says voters should not choose their president based on the candidate's religious beliefs. Romney was respondi...

WATCH it ALL the way to the END! Sarah Palin gives 'insanely idiotic' answer to Charlie Gibson, who sounds like the guy from Billy Madison. Strange.

Full Video of the Third 2008 Presidential Debate with Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) and Sen. John McCain (R-AZ).

Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) participate in the first 2008 Presidential debate.