Kotecki

Kotecki

By James Kotecki
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Kotecki episodes

  • PlaybookTV: 11/27/2007
    Vice President Cheney gets back to work after some heart problems, Vice President Gore visits President Bush in the Oval Office, and Obama takes a pro-Square-Pants stance.
    3 min
  • PlaybookTV: 11/21/2007
    Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan says he unknowingly passed along false information, Barack Obama delivers a mixed message to students, and Ric Flair endorses Mike Huckabee.
    3 min
  • PlaybookTV: 11/20/2007
    Obama cites his foreign family as foreign policy experience, Ron Paul doubles his support in New Hampshire, and the political bowling polling gets underway.
    3 min
  • PlaybookTV: 11/19/2007
    Obama attacks Clinton for not attacking him, immigration issues could deliver Democrats the White House, and the source of anti-Romney, anti-Mormon phone calls remains a secret.
    3 min
  • PlaybookTV: 11/16/2007
    Mike Allen joins James Kotecki for breakfast on the beach as the two digest the performances in last night's Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate on CNN.
    4 min
  • PlaybookTV: 11/15/2007
    Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee fight about immigration, but what we really care about is the hype surrounding tonight's Democratic debate in Las Vegas.
    3 min
  • PlaybookTV: 11/14/2007
    John McCain takes a vulgar question about Hillary Clinton, Eliot Spitzer scraps his illegal immigrant driver's license plan, and the truth is out there in John Podesta's files.
    3 min
  • PlaybookTV: 11/13/2007
    Howard Dean says Jews can go to heaven, Michael Bloomberg gets cozy with big-name Republicans, and Tom Tancredo has a scary new ad. Special thanks to Politico's Sophie Mohin for the Falwell grapic!
    3 min
  • PlaybookTV: 11/12/2007
    Hillary Clinton's campaign planted questions in her audience, Barack Obama suggests raising payroll taxes on Social Security, and Mike Huckabee faces challenges beyond Iowa.
    2 min

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