Mediaite Office Hours, Featuring Ali Velshi, Garrett Graff And More
It’s time for another edition of Mediaite Office Hours, likely the final one from our conference room set. We lined up a great show: guests include CNN correspondent Ali Velshi (live from Missouri) and Garrett Graff of Washingtonian. And of course…you!
Do you have a question, comment or complaint about anything concerning Mediaite? Well if you do, today is a real chance to make your voice heard. We will be holding our 4th “Mediaite Office Hours” at 4pmET.
Velshi is currently on the road, reporting today from Missouri, talking to citizens about the economy while crisscrossing the country in the CNN Express. It was announced yesterday that Graff will be taking over as Editor of Washingtonian next month.
Glynnis MacNicol, Steve Krakauer and Rachel Sklar host the live-streamed call-in show, and others in the Mediaite team, like, Colby Hall and our fantastic interns, will appear periodically, as well as special guests.
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Here’s how to check out the show:
- Watch us live here on this page at 4pmET, or check it out at www.livestream.com/mediaite.
- You can listen to it in audio form live at BlogTalkRadio.com.
As for the schedule, you’ll hear Velshi in the first half hour and Graff in the 2nd half hour.
See you at 4pm!
Democrats Announce They Won’t Use “Deem And Pass”

After a week of debate over the process behind passing the potentially historic health care legislation before them, it appears that the Democrats in the House will now not be using the "deem and pass" method to move the bill through the house. Representatives Steny Hoyer and Tom Clyburn just announced to the press on Capital Hill that they expect to have the votes to pass the Senate bill deeming the "deem and pass" tactic unnecessary to pass the bill.
Rep. John Boehner: “This Health Care Bill Will Ruin Our Country”
As news of the Democrats dropping the "deem and pass" in favor of separate votes in the Senate, the hours are inching closer to a time when we might have a conclusive health care reform bill passed in this country. At this point it's hard not to have an opinion about a bill that will require Americans to either buy health insurance (at government subsidized-prices) or pay for it on their taxes, but few have stronger words than Rep. John Boehner who has called the passing of the reform bill "Armageddon."
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