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Donald Trump in a telephone interview with Don Imus on MSNBC December 1, 2005 at 635am. I do not own any rights to this video and will remove it at once upon demand from the copyright owner.

A call to arms as good as any for voting. I do not own the rights to this video and will delete it as once upon demand from the rights owner.

This was probably unnecessary. House of Cards Title with the theme music for Scarecrow and Mrs King substituted. They are both set in Washington DC. Other than that...

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This is the first part of an AUDIO ONLY recording of MSNBC on Election Night 2004 covering the Presidential Race between George W. Bush and John Kerry. I can't remember where this came from, but it fairly obvious that it was "enhanced" (if that is the right word) by someone favoring the re-election of the President. You'll see what I mean if you listen to it.

Tom Brokaw talks to Tim Russert on the afternoon of the September 11 attacks on the United States which resulted in the destruction of the World Trade Center, the damaging of the Pentagon, and the loss of thousands of lives. Russert gives a prescient description of the changes which will occur (and did) in American life after the tragedy. I do not own any of the rights to this material, which w...

I can't find the TH-cam link for this, so I will upload this unfortunately low quality video of Monster Mash, the song by Bobby "Boris" Pickett and the Crypt Kickers and visual mashup by the Houlihan and Big Chuck show (later Big Chuck and Little John) as broadcast on WJW-TV 8 back in the day. I dont hold the rights to the song, the visuals or the arrangement.

This is an extended version of the Decision 1996-2002 Theme used by NBC News composed by Vince Frates of NonStop Music who own the copyrights thereto. This is posted for review purposes only. Apologies for the poor quality of the sound, which was taken from VHS recordings. Other shorter versions of this theme exist on the web of better quality.

In tribute to former President Ronald Reagan on his death in June 2004 Imus in the Morning played this clip of Ray Charles, who also passed away that month, singing his version of "America the Beautiful" at the 1984 Republic National Convention. This was before Phil Griffin took over MSNBC.

Then-Governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney tells radio host Don Imus about the problems Mormons have with gay marriage.

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This political advertisement for Rick Santorum's (unsuccessful) campaign for re-election to the Senate in 2006 ran during the Imus in the Morning program when it was on MSNBC, on November 1, 2006. Note his "willingness" to to work with Joe Lieberman, Barbara Boxer and even then-Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.

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