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1:30am (ET)
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Ohio Senate Debate
Sen. Sherrod Brown(D) and Josh Mandel (R)
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2:30am (ET)
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Unrest in Egypt, Libya and Syria
Barak Barfi
New America Foundation Research Fellow
Barak Barfi recently traveled to Egypt and Syria and spent six months in Libya last year.
Peter Bergen
New America Foundation
National Security Studies Program Director
The New America Foundation
From October 12, 2012.
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4am (ET)
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California 36th District debate
Rep. Mary Bono Mack
R-California, Candidate for Re-Election
Rep. Mary Bono Mack is currently serving her 8th term in the U.S. House of Representatives
Raul Ruiz
D-California, House Candidate
Dr. Raul Ruiz received his Medical Doctorate from Harvard University.
KMIR-TV, Palm Desert, CA
KMIR6 and The Desert Sun hosted this debate.
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5am (ET)
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Nevada House 3rd District Debate
Rep. Joe Heck
R-Nevada, Candidate for Re-Election
Joe Heck was elected to the U.S. House in 2010 to his first timer.
John Oceguera
D-Nevada, House Candidate
John Oceguera is the Speaker of the Nevada State Assembly.
Mitch Fox
“Nevada Week in Review”
Producer and Host
Vegas PBS, Las Vegas, NV
October 11, 2012
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7am (ET)
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7am (ET)
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Washington Journal : (LIVE) open phones
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7:45am (ET)
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Washington Journal : (LIVE) Michael Shear,The New York Times
MICHAEL SHEAR
New York Times
Caucus Blog Chief Writer
nytimes.com
Topic: The New York Times’ interactive “Building a Path to Victory” electoral scoreboard map, which indicates which states Pres. Obama and Mitt Romney are ahead in – either by solid or lean margins -- along with the latest electoral college count based on that tally. The map includes toss-up states.
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7:50am (ET)
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Washington Journal : (LIVE) Justin Elliott, ProPublica
JUSTIN ELLIOTT
Uplink ProPublica
Reporter
Twitter: @elliottjustin projects.propublica.org/free-the-files
Locator: New York City
Topic: Guest will discuss their “Free the Files” project that seeks to unveil who is paying for political TV advertisements in key swing states. The FCC requires TV stations to put information about political ad buys online – but only the top 50 markets are required to do so. These stations can post the files as image PDFs — meaning there’s no easy way to search records by the name of the ad buyer from the FCC database.
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8:30am (ET)
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Washington Journal : (LIVE) Julie Sobel, Hotline
JULIE SOBEL
National Journal’s “Hotline On Call”
Deputy Editor
Twitter: @hotlineJulie hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com
Locator: Washington, DC
Topic: Guest will discuss the North Dakota Senate race -- one of the most competitive in the country. The candidates met in a debate Monday night. C-SPAN will air the debate Tuesday evening.
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8:35am (ET)
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Washington Journal : (LIVE) Tucker Carlson, Daily Caller
TUCKER CARLSON
Daily Caller Editor in Chief
Fox News Commentator
Twitter: @TuckerCarlson dailycaller.com
Topic: A preview of tonight’s second presidential debate and a look at recent political developments and the presidential campaign.
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9:20am (ET)
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Washington Journal : (LIVE) David Becker, Pew
DAVID BECKER
Pew Center on the States
Director of Election Initiatives
Twitter: @PewStates pewstates.org/projects/election-initiatives-328601
Topic: Guest will explain the various rules states have for absentee voting, trends in absentee voting, and why up-to-date voter rolls are important.
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10am (ET)
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Justice John Paul Stevens on Gun Laws
Dan Gross
Brady Center
President
Jonathan Lowy
Brady Center
Legal Action Project Director
John Paul Stevens
Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice
1975-2010
The Brady Center Legal Action Project
From October 15, 2012.
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11am (ET)
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Arizona Senate Debate
Rep. Jeff Flake
R-Arizona, Senate Candidate
Jeff Flake has been serving in the House of
Representatives since 2001.
Richard Carmona
D-Arizona, Senate Candidate
Richard Carmona served as the 17th U.S. Surgeon General
from 2002-06.
Andrea Kelly
ArIZONA Public Media Political Correspondent
Christover Conover
Arizona Public Media Political Correspondent
KUAT-TV- Tucson, Arizona
From October 15, 2012.
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12pm (ET)
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Hudson Institute : Role of Government in Privacy Issues
Harold Furchtgorr-Roth
Hudson Institute Senior Fellow
Center for Economics of the Internet Director
Former Member – Federal Communications
Commission (R) 1997-2001
Maureen Ohlhausen
Federal Trade Commission
Commissioner (R)
Hudson Institute
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5pm (ET)
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5:45pm (ET)
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Debating Techniques
John Splaine, associate professor emeritus at the University of Maryland, describes different debating techniques and styles that candidates have used over the years. He also talks about the changes in media coverage of the presidential debates.
The Robert C. Byrd Center for Legislative Studies in Shepherdstown, West Virginia hosted this hour and fifteen minute discussion.
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9pm (ET)
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Presidential Debate (LIVE)
Hofstra University
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11pm (ET)
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Overnight re-air of day's programming
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