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Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) (R) squeezes honey into his tea in New Hampshire ((Getty Images))
Can a conservative, a centrist and a progressive all have their eyes on the same voting bloc? On the morning of the New Hampshire primary, see why McCain, Bloomberg and Obama are all of interest to America’s independent voters. And go live to the Granite State to see how well the voting machines are working. Plus, Hillary gets emotional and listeners respond. We talk briefly to a Daily News staff writer about the petition to change the trial of the police involved in the Sean Bell shooting. And, how punk capitalism and piracy are reinventing the marketplace. We also talk to a woman who decided to go cell-ibate- and not use her cell phone for sixty days! Finally, the return of the late night talk show: did you cross the picket line with your eyes?
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Are You The One? The Primary Primary
Josh Rogers, statehouse correspondent for New Hampshire Public Radio, Andrea Bernstein, WNYC's political director, and Elaine Rivera, WNYC Reporter, look at primary day in New Hampshire.
Are You the One? The Independent Voter
Mark Halperin, editor-at-large and senior political analyst for Time Magazine and the author of The Way to Win: Taking the White House in 2008 (Random House, 2006), discusses the role the independent voter will play in the New Hampshire primary and the 2008 election in general.
Hillary Shows Emotion
Listeners react to Hillary's emotional moment on the New Hampshire campaign trail yesterday.
Trial Location
Nicole Bode, staff writer for the New York Daily News, talks about the petition to change the location of the trial for the police involved with the Sean Bell case.
Youth Culture Capitalism
Matt Mason, author of The Pirate's Dilemma: How Youth Culture is Reinventing Capitalism, talks about how youth and subcultural movements, like punk, hip-hop, graffiti and gaming, have combined with technology to drive innovation and become global industries. Then, Amy Borkowsky, comedian who is being cell-ibate for sixty days: she has ...
Crossing the Picket Line (With Your Eyes)
Many of the popular late night shows-including Conan, Letterman, and Leno- returned to the air last night. Did you watch any of them? We talk to Michael Winship, president of the Writer's Guild of America, East, and take calls from listeners on whether or not they are crossing the picket ...