Three's A Crowd

In this 17-minute election special, Will Rabbe and Sarah Scully take you to the starting line of the general election as well as Hillary Clinton's final frontier.  With coverage from inside the campaigns from DC to LA and various stops in between, Will gets a run down of arguments for staying in the race from the Clinton campaign while Sarah hops on the McCain campaign to catch a glimpse of the candidate with President Bush.  Will and Sarah get a thorough analysis of the McCain Obama match-up from political thinkers as varied as Frank Luntz, Joe Trippi, Byron York, Howard Fineman, Mark McKinnon and more.

Featuring Frank Luntz, Chris Cillizza, Lanny J. Davis, David Gergen, Daniel Klaidman, Dana Milbank, Terry McAuliffe, Mark McKinnon, Jonathan Alter, Joe Trippi, Howard Wolfson, Byron York, Ann Lewis

Anatomy of a Campaign Worker

Will and Sarah interview just a few of the hundred of thousands of people volunteering on the campaigns, sacrificing sleep and pay to knock-on-doors and wave signs. These impassioned volunteers explain what makes them tick and what they do on a daily basis.

Featuring Arun Chaudhary, Jessica Slider, Brad Bond, Barack Obama, Hillary Rodham Clinton

The Primary Playoffs

Will and Sarah cover the results of the Indiana and North Carolina Primaries as Hillary Clinton reads the writing on the wall. 

Featuring Byron York, Craig Crawford, David Axelrod, Nick Kimball, Robert Jackson, Doug Hattaway, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama

The Stump Speech

Will and Sarah dissect the carefully craft messages that candidates repeat dozens of times a day.  Reporters who listen to the repetition for a living, offer their own amusing takes on the topic, particularly Jennifer Senior of New York Magazine, who has McCain's stump speech down pat.  

Featuring Jennifer Senior, Roger Simon, Ken Walsh, Brooks Jackson, David Halperin, Mark Halperin, John McCain, Michael Dukakis, Bill Bradley, Barack Obama, Hillary Rodham Clinton

The Neverending Story

Just when we expected the nomination battle to wind down, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama defy the conventional wisdom. As John McCain becomes the presumptive nominee the Democratic fight is to be continued... and continued and continued.

Featuring Jonathan Alter, Alice Germond, Mark Halperin, Barack Obama

The "Youtube" Election

Will and Sarah speak with tech guru Andrew Rasiej, YouTube's Steve Grove, Bill Bradly and many others about how new technology has changed the ways voters and campaigns interact with each other, assessing which candidates have made the most of this democratic tool and revisiting the "Macaca" moment.

Featuring Andrew Rasiej, John King, George Allen, Bill Bradley, John Zogby, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Howard Dean, Steve Grove, David Halperin, Jeremiah Wright