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Chet Culver (Governor IA)

Chet Culver

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Iowa

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Mike Beebe

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Arkansas

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Eric Massa (NY 29)

Eric Massa

Candidate for Congress

New York (NY-29)

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2/12/08 - General Wesley Clark on MSNBC New Live with Tucker Carlson

General Wesley Clark on MSNBC New Live with Tucker Carlson

February 12. 2008
Transcript by Reg NYC

Sen. Hillary Clinton (on tape): I am absolutely looking to Ohio and Texas, because we know that those are states where they represent the broad electorate in this country. They represent the kind of voters that are going to have to be convinced and won over in the general election.

Tucker Carlson: General Wesley Clark is a retired Four-Star General. He's also an MSNBC analyst. He ran for President himself. He now supports Hillary Clinton. General, thanks for coming on.

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: Hey, good to be with you, Tucker.

Tucker Carlson: A Hillary Clinton supporter was quoted this morning in the Washington Post as saying, "Momentum doesn't matter to the Hillary Clinton campaign," and we've seen that throughout the race so far. He said, "Even if she loses all the states between Super Tuesday and March 4th, she can still make her stand in Texas." Do you agree with that?

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: I do agree with that. I think that each state is different. And what I learned campaigning is that the dynamics in each state are different, the issues in each state are slightly different, the, the way people look at the issues is different and, and Hillary has all along looked at Ohio and Texas. Ohio is a state that Democrats have to win, just like California and New York, in the general election, and Hillary's done extremely well in those big states. She's going to do very, very well in Texas.