David Gergen is a frequent contributor on national or international television broadcasts.
Since the beginning of 2009, David has appeared on national or international television over 300 times and has been on national radio several dozen other times. In 2008, he appeared on television 170 times. In 2007, he appeared on television 180 times.
Below are a list and descriptions of some of Mr. Gergen's recent and upcoming public appearances, from speeches and appearances on television, to mentions in media publications.
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A Detailed Look at Obama's Speech to the Middle East
Gergen calls Obama's speech, "The most powerful and the most persuasive speech any American president has ever made to the Muslim populations around the world."
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Managing Expectations: Obama's Address in the Middle East
David Gergen discusses Obama's upcoming address to the Middle East and the monumental expectations surrounding it.
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Gergen appears on AC360: The state of world affairs
David Gergen joins CNN's Anderson Cooper, Christiane Amanpour, Michael Ware, Fareed Zakaria and others for a detailed conversation on global affairs.
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Cheney and Obama speak - Gergen responds
David Gergen and others analyze speeches given by President Obama and Former Vice President Dick Cheney. Gergen remarks, "I am among those who think it's healthy for Vice President Cheney to raise his voice and have a vigorous national debate."
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Democrats hand defeat to President Obama
Gergen and AC360 panelists weigh in on the incipient divide between Democrats in Congress and President Obama and discuss what should be done with Guantanamo detainees.
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Gergen on the controversy surrounding House Speaker Pelosi
AC360: David Gergen continues his analysis of the controversy surrounding Nancy Pelosi's alleged involvement in torture briefings.
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CNN Money Summit: Money & Main Street
Gergen joins distinguished guests for the CNN Money Summit.
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CNN Money Summit: Money & Main Street
Gergen joins distinguished guests for the CNN Money Summit.
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Pelosi controversy: Who is telling the truth?
David Gergen and Anderson Cooper discuss the shocking allegations that suggest House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may have known about torture.
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Gergen remarks on Obama's commencement address, withholding of torture photographs
Gergen and AC360 panelists talk about President Obama's commencement address to ASU, and his decision to withhold torture photographs.
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Gergen remarks on Cheney's media blitz
David Gergen, Ed Rollins and Anderson Cooper talk about Former Vice President Dick Cheney's return to the public eye, in particular Cheney's statement, "I didn't know [Colin Powell] was still a Republican."
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Economy shows signs of recovery
David Gergen and CNN's Ali Velshi talk about new economic figures, particularly the better than expected unemployment number.
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How significant are Obama's budget cuts?
Gergen discusses Obama's budget cuts, and the long term health of the economy.
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Gergen talks about Spector's surge in the polls, Republican "listening tours"
Gergen discuss Senator Spector's switch to the Democratic Party and the Republican Party's new "listening tours."
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Gergen and AC360 panelists discuss Obama press conference
Gergen and fellow AC360 panelists comment on Obama's recent press conference.
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Specter switches parties, Gergen comments on the significance
AC360: David Gergen and CNN's Candy Crowley discuss the reasoning behind and the implications of Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter's switch to the Democratic Party.
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How do we respond to Ahmadinejad?
Gergen and other AC360 panelists discuss the significance of Ahmadinejad's ranting speech at the UN Racism Conference.
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AC360: Gergen and Danner talk torture
David Gergen joins "Torture and Truth" author Mark Danner in a continued discussion on the release of torture memos.
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Gergen: "I thought Obama was right to put the memos out"
Gergen defends his support of Obama's release of the torture memos, and also the decision to not prosecute CIA officials.
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Gergen appears on AC360 to discuss the tax day "tea parties"
Gergen analyzes the significance of the nationwide tax day tea parties. Says Gergen, "I don't think this is mostly about taxes. I think it's about the general direction of bigger deficits that may lead to more taxes and more government."
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Economic recovery?
Gergen joins CNN's Anderson Cooper and Ali Velshi in analyzing Obama's speech on the economy.
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What should be done with the pirates?
David Gergen and Anderson Cooper discuss the situation in Somalia, and how President Obama should react to the growing prevalence of pirates.
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AC360: Is Obama doing too much?
Is Obama trying to do too much? David Gergen critiques Obama's announcement that immigration reform may soon be on the Congressional agenda.
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AC360: Gergen talks Middle East policy, Afghanistan
Gergen joins AC360 guests in a conversation on the future of American involvement in the Middle East.
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AC360: Gergen and Zakaria analyze Obama's speech in Turkey
David Gergen and Fareed Zakaria discuss Obama's address to the Muslim world, and the extent to which it focused on a Turkish audience.
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Obama has "a good ear for the European audience," says Gergen
On April 3, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. They discussed President Obama's European trip and Obama's efforts to simultaneously communicate messages of change and stability to his European audience.
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President Obama Overseas
On March 31, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Ed Henry and Ali Velshi. They discussed President Obama's first overseas trip and the G-20 summit.
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Last Chance For U.S. Automakers?
On March 30, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Stephen Leeb and Vince Crew. They discussed the presidential ultimatum to General Motors and Chrysler and the administration's decision to force out Rick Wagner, the GM CEO.
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Gergen calls Obama budget "a much more honest budget than what we have typically seen"
On March 29, 2009, David Gergen appeared on John King's State of the Union with Alex Castellanos and Donna Brazile. They talked about various aspects of spending in the Obama administration, as well as the administration's international agenda.
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Obama has "switched tactics," says Gergen
On March 25, 2009, David Gergen appeared on The Situation Room. Gergen discussed the disagreements between President Obama and some of his fellow Democrats, and the President's shift in focus from promoting his stimulus package to promoting his budget.
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Obama "right on the edge," in terms of public exposure, says Gergen
On March 24, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with John King, Gloria Borger, Ali Velshi, Joe Johns, Paul Begala, and Alex Castellanos. They discussed President Obama's level of exposure and the narrative he presents to the public. They also discussed the strategy behind moving forward with Obama's budget plan.
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Analysis of President's Press Conference
On March 24, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Larry King Live with John King, Nancy Pfotenhauer, and Paul Begala. They responded to President Obama's news conference.
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CNN MONEY SUMMIT
On March 22, 2009, David Gergen appeared as a panelist on a new "360 CNN Money Summit" moderated by Ali Velshi. Panelists discussed a range of topics including the President's new budget, the outrage at AIG, and the housing market.
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Taking Questions from Volunteers
On March 17, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Frans Johansson and Donna Rosato. They took questions from a New Orleans audience about fundraising and working for nonprofits, and about how the government can help those in need in the current economic situation.
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Obama "playing defense," Gergen contends
On March 16, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Ali Velshi, Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, and Frans Johansson. They discussed President Obama's announcement on small businesses and public anger regarding AIG, and they took some questions from a couple small business owners.
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Getting Ahead in the Current Economy
On March 12, 2009, David Gergen joined Roland Martin on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. They discussed a Pew Foundation survey finding that most Americans are still optimistic about their prospects in the contemporary economy and the possibility of upward mobility.
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President Obama Signs Budget Bill
On March 11, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with David Walker and Joe Johns. They discussed Obama's signature of the budget bill and the possibility of a second stimulus.
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Gergen and AC360 panelists talk stimulus, stem cells
David Gergen joins AC360 panelists in a discussion of Obama's response to Eric Holder's remark, the lifting of stem-cell restrictions, and the potential of a second stimulus bill.
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Gergen: "I think the president would have been far wiser to take a stand here."
On March 8, 2009, David Gergen appeared on John King's State of the Union with Jill Dougherty and Candy Crowley. They discussed ongoing disagreements about the budget, what President Obama has and has not changed in Washington, and foreign affairs priorities of the Obama administration.
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Gergen: "this economy is in free fall"
On March 5, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Pamela Gentry and David Walker. They discussed the state of the economy, and the corresponding dynamics in the administration, the business community, and public opinion.
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Brutal Day on Wall Street; Limbaugh vs. Obama
On March 2, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with David Walker and Joe Johns to discuss the state of the economy and then with Tony Perkins and Roland Martin to discuss the role of Rush Limbaugh in the Republican Party.
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"I think that they will rally," Gergen says of Republicans.
On February 27, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Candy Crowley. They discussed the results of a new CNN Poll, giving Sarah Palin the top spot among Republican Presidential picks, as well as the effects of Bobby Jindal's recent speech on his reputation, and the future of the Republican Party.
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Gergen: "It's a major change of direction for the country"
On February 26, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Ryan Mack and David Walker. The panelists dicussed concerns about President Obama's budget plan, as well as its implications for both domestic and foreign policy.
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Obama Administration Budget Details Revealed
On February 25, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Joe Johns and David Walker. They discussed President Obama's budget plan, and the likelihood that the American people will agree with suggested budget allocations.
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President Obama's Address to the Nation; Republican Response
On February 24, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Pamela Gentry, Dana Bash, Ed Rollins, Roland Martin, and Ali Velshi. They discussed President Obama's address to the nation and the Republican response delivered by Louisiana governor, Bobby Jindal.
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Gergen: the administration needs an authoritative economic spokesman
On February 23, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Coper's 360 degrees with Ali Velshi and Kishna Guha. Topics under discussion included President Obama taking questions from Congressmen on camera and the way the administration communicates with the public about the banking crisis.
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Bank Nationalization and Stimulus Breakdown
On February 20, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Clark Howard. They discussed the possibility of nationalizing the nation's banks. Gergen also appeared on the panel of Anderson Cooper's CNN Money Summit to discuss the breakdown of the stimulus package.
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Obama Reveals Housing Rescue Plan
On February 18, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Ron Christie and Roland Martin. There he spoke about Obama's the housing rescue plan and the controversy surrounding the New York Post's cartoon.
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President Obama Signs the Stimulus Bill into Law
On February 17, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. John King was the guest host. Also on show was Pamela Gentry and David Walker. The panel commented on President Obama's signing of the economic stimulus bill. "It does a great deal to help people in pain, and it does a great deal to save jobs this year," said Gergen.
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Obama administration focuses on the housing crisis
On February 16, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. John King co-hosted the show which also included Gloria Borger and Joe Johns. The panel discussed how the Obama administration plans to address the housing crisis.
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Gergen appears on State of the Union with John King
On February 15, 2009, David Gergen appeared on State of the Union with John King. Also on the show were Nicole Wallace and Paul Begala. The panel discussed the economic stimulus bill, as well as Judd Gregg's withdrawing from Obama's cabinet.
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Economic stimulus bill passed in the Senate
On February 13, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees with Joe Johns and Dana Bash. There he responded to breaking news that the economic stimulus package was passed in the Senate. What contributed to its passage, Gergen said, "was a shared sense of urgency on both sides of the aisle."
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Obama Cabinet Shake-up
On February 12, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees to discuss the Obama cabinet shake up. The withdrawing of Judd Gregg as Commerce Secretary added additional controversy to Obama's cabinet picks.
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Congress Reaches Compromise Deal on Economic Stimulus Package
On February 11, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Joe Johns and Candy Crowley. There he discussed the likelihood of Congress reaching a deal with the economic stimulus package. Of the deal, he said, "it's going to be very hard to get things through Congress."
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Stimulus Package Negotiations Under Way
On February 10, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Ali Velshi and Joe Johns. He discussed with panel the latest status on the stimulus package negotiations.
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President Obama Pushes Economic Stimulus Plan
On February 9, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. Also on the panel were John King, Pamela Gentry, Gloria Borger, and Ali Velshi. In speaking of Obama's speech about the economy Gergen says, "His risk tonight is that the economic situation is getting worse by the week."
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President Obama Pushes Economic Stimulus Plan
On February 9, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. Also on the panel were John King, Pamela Gentry, Gloria Borger, and Ali Velshi. In speaking of Obama's speech about the economy Gergen says, "His risk tonight is that the economic situation is getting worse by the week."
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Gergen: "Politics is the art of the possible."
On February 6, 2009 David Gergen appeared on CNN's Anderson Cooper with Candy Crowley and Amy Holmes. There he commented on the fervent debate over the stimulus bill.
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David Gergen discusses the stimulus package
David Gergen joined the Anderson Cooper 360 political team in a dialogue on Washington's proposed stimulus package.
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Daschle, the Stimulus, and Interview with President Barack Obama
On February 3, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 with Ed Rollins and Roland Martin. The panel discussed Obama's admission of error regarding the choice of Tom Daschle, criticisms of the stimulus bill, and an interview Anderson Cooper conducted with President Barack Obama.
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Obama Pushes Stimulus Package
On February 2, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Gloria Borger and John Ridley. There he discussed President Obama's need to court Republicans on the stimulus package.
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Wall Street CEOs recieve large bonuses despite economic distress.
On January 30, 2009, David Gergen appeared with Dana Bash and Roland Martin on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. There he responded to Obama's latest statements criticizing the bonuses received by Wall Street CEOs.
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House of Representatives Approves Obama Stimulus Plan
On January 28, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 with Paul Begala and Amy Holmes. They discussed concerns about the stimulus package approved by the House, and the partisan split surrounding it.
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President Obama Pushes Stimulus Bill
On January 27, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Copper 360 with Ed Rollins and Roland Martin, to discuss the significance of President Obama's efforts to push the stimulus bill. All the panelists agreed that Obama's actions mark a significant change from how the previous administration operated.
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Obama Interview with Al-Arabiya
On January 26, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Reza Aslan and Nic Robertson. There he discussed President Obama's interview with Al-Arabiya, calling the breadth of his work in the first 100 days an act "of astonishing ambition."
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Obama Challenges Congress on Economic Stimulus Plan
On January 23, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live. The panel also included John Ridley and Joe Johns. There he discussed the success of Obama's first few days in office.
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David Gergen discusses Obama's economic strategy.
On January 22, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with John Ridley and Ed Rollins. There he discussed the sweeping changes stemming from President Obama's executive orders.
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Obama steps towards restoring trust, "which is so fundamental to his presidency," says Gergen.
On January 21st, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with John King and Pamela Gentry to discuss the president's first full day in office.
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David Gergen appears on inauguration day coverage
On January 20, 2009, David Gergen appeared on CNN for a Live Event Special broadcast of the inauguration of President Barack Obama. Also on the panel were Gloria Borger, Wolf Blitzer, Anderson Cooper, and Soledad O'Brien.
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Gergen and AC360 talk about the inauguration, future of the administration
On January 19, 2008 David Gergen joins the Anderson Cooper 360 panelists in commenting on expectations for Obama's inaugural address and administration.
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"This is a moment for celebration but not a sense of arrival," says Gergen.
On January 17, 2009, David Gergen appeared on the CNN Live Event special. Panelists offered assessments of expectations for the Obama administration.
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Gergen: "He's got to give that great, soaring speech"
On January 16, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. He commented on soaring expectations for Barack Obama's inaugural address. Also on the panel was Pamela Genry and John King.
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The Senate releases the remainder of the bailout package.
On January 15, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Pamela Gentry of BET and CNN's Candy Crowley. There the panel discussed Bush's farewell address and the Senate releasing the remainder of the bailout package.
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The Geithner Controversey Continues
On January 14, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the continuing controversy surrounding Tim Geithner's appointment. "The longer this stays out there, the more difficult it could become," said Gergen. Also commenting on the story were Pamela Gentry, senior political analyst on BET, and CNN's John King.
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Geithner's unpaid taxes is "an embarassment, but I do not think it will derail him," says Gergen.
On January 13, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees where he discussed the challenges facing Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner in his confirmation hearings. Also participating on the panel is Gloria Borger and Errol Louis.
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AC360: David Gergen discusses Obama/Bush meeting
On January 12, 2009, David Gergen joined Anderson Cooper in analyzing Obama's conversations with Bush and Cheney.
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Gergen: "A generational change is coming."
On January 12, David Gergen joins Wolf Blitzer in a discussion of Barack Obama's transition and yesterday's conversation with former presidents. Also joining the conversation was Tara Wall and James Carville.
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Blagojevich: "Crazy like a fox," says Gergen.
On January 9, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live. Also providing political commentary were Joe Johns and Tara Wall. The panel discussed the growing controversy surrounding Blagojevich.
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Never before have we had a president-elect so active before he assumed the office, says Gergen
On January 8, 2009, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the latest developments of the economic crisis and the president-elect's role in shaping government response. Also on the panel were Joe Johns and Andy Serwer.
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Obama wants to create three million new jobs over the next two years.
On December 22, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live to discuss Barack Obama's more aggressive economic plan and the bailout of the auto companies.
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President Bush bails out the auto companies.
On December 19, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Live with Joe Johns to discuss the billion dollar bail out of the auto companies. In the wake of Bush's bailout, President-elect Obama, Gergen says, "has a lot on his plate."
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Obama is under fire over Rick Warren invite.
On December 18, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live to discuss the controversy surrounding Barack Obama's invitation of Pastor Rick Warren to give his inauguration invocation. Also on the panel were Hilary Rosen and Earl Ofari Hutchinson.
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Gergen discusses the impact of celebrity on Caroline Kennedy's bid for the Senate.
On December 16, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Joe Johns and Jeffrey Toobin. There the panel discussed the recent appointment of Arne Duncan as Secretary of Education and the impact of celebrity on Caroline Kennedy's bid for the Senate.
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David Gergen on Late Edition Sunday
On December 14, 2008, David Gergen appeared on CNN's Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer with James Carville and Ed Rollins. The panel spoke on the status of the auto bailout bill and the Blagojevich scandal.
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Gergen: Jesse Jackson Jr. cannot win Obama seat through appointments process
David Gergen and Anderson Cooper 360 guests assess the implications of a delayed Obama response to the Blagojevich case.
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Gergen: "Obama needs to get this [Blagojevich] behind him by the weekend."
David Gergen comments on the failure of the auto bailout bill, and the way Obama must address the Gov. Blagojevich scandel.
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Auto Bailout Bill Fails
On December 11, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live. He spoke with Jeffrey Toobin about the failure of the automobile bailout bill in the Senate by Republicans.
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Senate Democrats Call for the Resignation of Governor Blagojevich
On December 10, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 Live with Chicago Tribune columnist Mary Mitchell. As the scandal continued to grow, Senate Democrats called for the Governor's resignation.
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David Gergen, AC360 team on Gov. Blagojevich's corruption charges
David Gergen joins Jeffrey Toobin, Roland Martin and Anderson Cooper in a dialogue on Illinois Governor Blagojevich's corruption charges.
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Gergen, AC360 on the auto bailout package
Gergen and the Anderson Cooper 360 team address the details of the auto bailout package.
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Gergen, Anderson Cooper continue analysis of auto bailout
David Gergen joins Anderson Cooper in a continued discussion of the auto bailout. In addition, the group remarks on Caroline Kennedy's possible future in the Senate.
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Gergen discusses auto bailout, Bill Clinton's future on Capitol Hill
David Gergen joins Anderson Cooper in a discussion on the auto bailout, and Fmr. President Bill Clinton's future on Capitol Hill.
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Republican Saxby Chambliss Wins Georgia Senate Race
On December 2, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper with Ali Velshi. He discussed Saxby Chambliss' victory in Georgia and its impact on the Obama White House and the Republican party. "I think this puts a lot more pressure on Barack Obama to govern from the center, and not from the left," he said.
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Gergen Comments on the new Obama cabinet
David Gergen joins Anderson Cooper in a discussion of Obama's new cabinet choices.
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Gergen Comments on the New Obama Cabinet
David Gergen joins Anderson Cooper in a discussion of Obama's new cabinet choices.
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Obama's team is united in policy vision, says Gergen
On December 1, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Live with Hilary Rosen. There the panel discussed Obama's national security team, which had unveiled Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State.
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Gergen Appears on Wolf Blitzer
David Gergen, James Carville and Ed Rollins discuss Obama's national security team in light of the Mumbai terrorist attacks.
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"The Bush administration has gone to extraordinary lengths to make this a smooth transition," says Gergen.
On November 30, 2008, David Gergen appeared on CNN Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer. He appeared with James Carville and Ed Rollins. The men discussed the the possibility of Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State, as well as how Bill Clinton could impact the nomination.
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Gergen Appears on Wolf Blitzer
David Gergen, James Carville and Ed Rollins discuss Obama's national security team and approaches to the economic downturn.
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Gergen Appears on Wolf Blitzer
David Gergen, James Carville and Ed Rollins discuss Obama's national security team in light of the Mumbai terrorist attacks.
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Obama's team: "He's putting in the most talented people he can," says Gergen.
On November 26, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live where he spoke with Erica Hill about President-elect Obama's capacity to lead, particularly in light of the recent terrorist attacks in India.
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Defense Secretary Gates Expected to Stay.
On November 25, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with guest host Soledad O'Brien, Ali Velishi, and Candy Crowley. The panel responded to Obama's increased visibility in light of the economic turmoil. Also discussed was speculation about Obama's national security team.
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Obama and Bush respond to economic turmoil.
On November 24, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Gloria Borger and Ali Velishi. Soledad O'Brien guest hosted. The segment tackled the latest storyline in the economic crisis -- Citigroup's bailout by the federal government and Barack Obama's economic team.
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Could Bill Clinton hurt Hillary's chances of becoming Secretary of State?
On November 21, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Marcus Mabry. There he discussed how Bill Clinton could become a complicating factor in Hillary Clinton's road to Secretary of State.
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Market Meltdown: "I have never heard as much fear as expressed today," says Gergen.
On November 20, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live where he discussed the economic crisis with Gloria Borger and Ali Velshi. The panel responded to the tanking financial markets, as well as the continued speculation of Hillary Clinton being tapped for Secretary of State.
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HRC to be tapped as Secretary of State?
On November 19, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Paul Begala and Jamal Simmons. The men spoke of the possibility of Hillary Clinton being tapped for Secretary of State.
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Gergen Comments on Hillary's Future Under Obama
On November 13, 2008, David Gergen commented on Sen. Hillary Clinton's future as the Secretary of State in the Obama administration.
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Financial Meltdown: the first big test of Barack Obama's leadership?
On November 12, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper with Candy Crowley and Marcus Mabry. They discussed the day's financial meltdown: its causes and the responses from Washington and Barack Obama.
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Gergen Comments: Bush, Obama, and the Transition
On November 10, 2008, David Gergen provided commentary in a report by Ed Henry, which aired on Anderson Cooper. He discussed the cooperation he anticipates between President Bush and President-elect Obama in the weeks to come.
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Obama's Press Conference and the Economy
On November 7, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper with Christine Romans and Marcus Mabry. Topics included Barack Obama's performance in his press conference and his plans for economic recovery.
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Obama Announces Chief of Staff
On November 6, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper with Paul Begala. Discussion centered around Barack Obama's choice of Rahm Emanuel for Chief of Staff, the Republican response to the announcement, and speculation about other potential appointments.
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Obama's Transition
On November 5th, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper with Ed Rollins, Faye Wattleton, Roland Martin, and Alex Castellanos. Topics under discussion included Barack Obama's priorities, moving forward, the long term effects of the grassroots organizing in his campaign, and the place of the Republican party under Obama's administration.
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CNN Election Center Coverage: Gergen offers his thoughts on the final day.
On November 4, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Election Center with Jeffrey Toobin, Bill Bennett, Alex Castellanos, and Paul Begala. There they discussed the final day of the presidential and congressional election campaigns on a day that significantly changed the political map of the United States.
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Gergen, AC360 political team offer election-eve commentary
David Gergen and the Anderson Cooper 360 Live team offer last minute analysis of the presidential election. The panel focused on undecided voters, Obama's strength in the polls and McCain's options in the final hours.
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Gergen talks strategy, race relations
David Gergen and fellow CNN correspondents Alex Castellanos and Roland Martin discuss the state of the election. Later, the group is joined by civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton as they discuss the implications of an Obama presidency on U.S. race relations.
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As polls tighten, Gergen emphasizes the importance of battleground states
On October 30, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Live with fellow correspondents Alex Castellanos and Paul Begala. The group addressed discrepancies in national polling data, the plausibility of a Bradley effect and differences between Obama's and McCain's campaign strategies.
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Bill Clinton campaigns with Barack Obama for the first time in Florida.
On October 29, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper with Maria Teresa Peterson and Gloria Borger. He commented on the success of Barack Obama's thirty minute commercial and the implications of Bill Clinton joining Barack Obama on the campaign trail.
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As the race tightens, Gergen still says the race still favors Obama.
On October 28, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Roland Martin and Kevin Madden. There he discussed the recent polls which portray a slightly tightening race. Still, Gergen says the race remains in Obama's favor.
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While Obama tries to close the deal, a rift inside the McCain campaign emerges.
On October 27, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with John King and Marcus Mabry. On the show he discussed the floundering McCain campaign. "There was a very, very tight window in which McCain had to turn the momentum of the campaign," he noted.
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"Next week is called the week for closing argument," says Gergen.
On October 24, 2008, David Gergen appeared with Alex Castellanos and Jamal Simmons on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live. Gergen and the other panelists discussed the state of the election race in the final days of the campaign.
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Obama's lead widens, while McCain struggles to maintain fortitude.
On October 23, 2008, David Gergen appeared with Alex Castellanos and Paul Begala on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live. There they discussed the state of the race and Obama's increasing odds of winning come November 4th.
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"Obama is managing to look increasingly presidential," says David Gergen.
On October 22, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper with Joe Klein and Tara Wall. The panelists discussed the current state of the presidential race -- the impact of depositions for Sarah Palin and her husband and Wolf Blitzer's interview with McCain.
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Colin Powell endorses Barack Obama, and David Gergen responds.
On October 21, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Gloria Borger and Joe Madison. There they discussed the impact that Colin Powell's endorsement of Barack Obama would have on the presidential election.
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Obama surges in the polls, as the McCain campaign targets Pennsylvania.
On October 21st, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper with Bay Buchanan and Roland Martin. There he argued that "unless Obama makes a huge mistake or there is a big international incident" the odds of a Democratic win appear in Obama's favor.
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McCain demonstrated "pent-up frustration and anger" at the final debate, says Gergen.
On October 16, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 350 Degrees with Roland Martin and Ed Martin to offer post-debate analysis. Discussed were the media attention directed at Joe Wurzelbacher and the fact that he may not have been thoroughly vetted by the McCain team before he entered the national stage. Gergen also commented on "the pent-up frustration and anger" that McCain displayed in the final debate. Lastly, Gergen recieved an amorous video message from fan Jessica Klein.
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Panelists respond to the tightening race.
On October 17, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Jamal Simmons and Bay Buchanan. Topics discussed included the tightening race between Barack Obama and John McCain and what strategies each campaign might take in the final days of the race.
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David Gergen responds to the final Presidential debates.
On October 15, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees to discuss the final presidential debate with other CNN political analysts. Barack Obama, Gergen offered, was to draw upon the debates to create a commanding victory.
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The Bill Ayers discussion is ineffective, says Gergen.
On October 14, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Alex Castellanos and Roland Martin. There he discussed the impact of Obama's affiliation with Bill Ayers, claiming it does little to derail the campaign.
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David Gergen discusses the floundering McCain campaign.
On October 13, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Ed Rollins and Roland Martin. He discussed McCain's floundering campaign and agitators who have emerged at Palin rallies. "When are they going to repudiate some of the people who are saying these hateful things in the rallies?" he asked.
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Gergen responds to the Troopergate Report.
On October 10, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live to discuss the report released with regards to the Troopergate scandal. Also commenting were Ed Rollins and Joe Johns. While the report provides ammunition for the Democrats, the report is not as potent as it could have been, said Gergen.
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It's up to Sarah Palin to stop the inappropriate comments at rallies, says Gergen.
On October 8, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the racially charged comments in crowds at recent McCain Palin events. Also discussing the matter was radio host Joe Madison and Mary Frances Berry, the former Civil Rights Commission chairwoman. Gergen urged respect for the opposition at McCain-Palin rallies.
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McCain is thrashing around, says Gergen.
On October 10, 2008, David Gergen joined Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees Live with Ed Rollins and Paul Begala to discuss John McCain's faltering in the polls and rising anger at Barack Obama at McCain-Palin campaign rallies.
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Second Presidential Debate: "It was a real missed opportunity for John McCain tonight," says Gergen.
On October 7, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Live to discuss the second debate featuring John McCain and Barack Obama. Alongside Gergen were a host of commentators including Jeffrey Toobin, Campbell Brown, John King, Leslie Sanchez, Bill Bennett, Paul Begala, Gloria Borger, and Alex Castellanos.
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Voters will penalize the candidate who harps on the past, says Gergen
On October 6, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees to discuss the negative campaigns of John McCain and Barack Obama. Alongside Gergen were Gloria Borger and John King. Voters would not respond well to negative campaign tactics said Gergen. "They're going to penalize the candidate who harps on these personal things of the past and does not respond to and present a plan for our economic future," he offered.
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Obama's on the offensive, says Gergen.
On October 3, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees to offer post debate analysis and commentary on the financial crisis. Alongside David Gergen appeaed Jennifer Donahue and Candy Crowley. While media attention may gain with Palin, Obama will gather a lot of media attention in his own right, says Gergen.
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"Joe Biden gave the best debate performance of his life," says David Gergen
On October 2, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees to offer commentary on the vice presidential debate between Sarah Palin and Joe Biden. Sarah Palin was strong and spirited, according to Gergen, while Joe Biden gave the best debate performance of his life.
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The bail out bill: "If the Republicans are responsible for defeating it yet once again, John McCain will pay a huge price," says
On October 1, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with John King and Gloria Borger. Gergen offered analysis into John McCain's handling of the current financial crisis, noting that his response was in part what shifted the momentum to Obama.
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"The momentum has gone to Obama," David Gergen declares.
On September 30, 2008, David Gergen appeared with Hillary Rosen and Ed Rollins to discuss the candidates' response to the current financial crisis. Whatever the result of the bailout bill, the next President of the United States will face considerable economic burdens Gergen claimed.
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On the failure of the bail out bill: "This is one of the worst mistakes I have ever seen Congress make," says Gergen.
On September 29, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees with Rolland Martin to discuss the failure of the bailout bill aimed to curb the financial crisis. Gergen expressed disappointment and frustration that the bill did not pass given the gravity of the fiscal crisis the US faces.
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Obama demonstrates considerable knowledge on foreign policy, says Gergen.
On September 26, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees with Gloria Borger, Bill Bennett, Paul Begala, and Jeffrey Toobin to discuss John McCain and Barack Obama's performance in the first debate of election season.
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David Gergen Responds to Barack Obama and John McCain's First Debate
On September 25, 2008, David Gergen appeared alongside Gloria Borger, John King, Bill Bennett, and Alex Castellanos. While John McCain appeared strong in the debate, he did not claim a clear victory in the debate, Gergen said.
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Gergen: John McCain is a patriot, but he's also a politician.
On September 24, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. President Bush had addressed the nation to discuss the deeping financial crisis, and John McCain had halted to his campaign. David Gergen responds to these events along with Candy Crowley and John King.
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The next president will be mired in national debt, says Gergen.
On September 23, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees to discuss the economic crisis, its impact on the presidential candidates, and Congress' proposals for the bail out plan. Alongside Gergen appeared David Brancaccio and Candy Crowley.
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Gergen discusses the economy on Anderson Cooper.
On September 17, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees with Gloria Borger and David Brody. There he discussed the weakening economy and its impact in the presidential campaign, claiming that, while neither campaign has offerred a clear path for moving forward, Obama's campaign has more of an opportunity to benefit from the current economic climate.
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Momentum for McCain is likely to fade, says Gergen.
On September 15, 2008, David Gergen appeared with Candy Crowley and Mark Halperin on Anderson 360 to discuss the McCain and Obama campaign. While the economic crisis could diminish McCain's momentum, it also provides a moment for Obama to sieze, Gergen offered.
Also on September 15, 2008, Gergen appeared on CNN's the Situation Room. He also discussed the deepening economic crisis and its impact on the presidential campaign.
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David Gergen Responds to Sarah Palin's Charlie Gibson Interview
On September 11, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees, along with Bay Buchanan and Hillary Rosen to discuss the second installment of Charlie Gibson's interview with Sarah Palin. While she came across as personable, the interview did little to convince undecided voters, Gergen said.
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The coming debates are going to be closely fought, says David Gergen.
On September 11, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. Also on the panel were John King and Candy Crowley. McCain and Obama came together for the Service Nation event in New York City, an event which offered foresight into the coming debates, which, Gergen argued, would be very close.
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Palin's Charlie Gibson interview: "There is an enormous public interest," says Gergen.
On September 10, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees to discuss Palin's arrival in Alaska for Charlie Gibson's interview. Also included on the panel were Candy Crowley, Jessica Yellin, and Dana Bash. What is unusual is the enormous public interest that surrounds Palin, despite her being a vice presidential candidate, said Gergen.
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Sarah Palin has been "shielded from the press," says Gergen.
On September 9, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees, along with Mark Halperin and Candy Crowley. He discussed Sarah Palin's relationship with the press and noted that she's given similiar speeches to her convention speech at campaign events. But, says Gergen, her charisma is powerful weapon for the McCain campaign.
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McCain and Palin: "They have the momentum," says Gergen.
On September 8, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees, along with Candy Crowley and Jeffrey Toobin. He discussed the impact of Sarah Palin on the Republican ticket and argued that the McCain campaign now matches Obama in energy and excitment.
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The election is "an attempt to make it a choice between two individuals as personalities," says Gergen.
On September 4, 2008, David Gergen appeared on the CNN Election Center. While the Republic National Convention has targeted the Republican base, he said, Convention organizers have not reached beyond that base. He also highlighted how Republican strategy has relied on personal attacks, not philosophical ones.
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Sarah Palin is a high risk choice in a low risk environment, says Gergen.
On September 3, 2008, David Gergen appeared on CNN's Election Center to provide commentary on Sarah Palin and Mitt Romney's speech. In particular, he questioned how Romney could speak about a liberal Washington since Republicans have controlled the White House for the last eight years. He also offered insight into Sarah Palin's position as a the vice presidential nominee.
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On Fred Thompson's speech: "I think it will energize a lot of Republicans," says Gergen.
On September 2, 2008, David Gergen appeared on CNN Election Center, responding to the second night of the Republican National Convention. Fred Thompson would be most effective, he offerred, through reselling John McCain's personal story.
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Biden's scrappiness is an asset, says Gergen.
On August 27, 2008, David Gergen appeared on CNN's Newsroom to discuss Joe Biden as Barack Obama's running mate. He appeared with Mary Snow, offering that the Senator should be cautious about speaking too much.
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David Gergen discusses the second day of the Democratic National Convention
On August 26, 2008, David Gergen appeared on the CNN Election Center to discuss the Democratic National Convention.
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David Gergen discusses the first day of the Democratic National Convention
On August 25, 2008, David Gergen appeared on CNN's Election Center to discuss the second day of the Democratic Convention. He appeared with Alex Castellanos, Ed Rollins, and Campbell Brown.
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David Gergen responds to the first days of the Democratic National Convention
On August 24th, 2008, David Gergen appeared on CNN's Election Center with Jeff Toobin, Alex Castellanos, and Bill Bennett. Responding to recent polls, David noted that predictions in the outcomes of recent race may be early. He said the real shifts in the race will be felt in the weeks following the convention.
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Joe Biden adds foreign policy substance, says Gergen.
On August 23rd, 2008, David Gergen appeared on CNN Election Center along with Ed Rollins, Erica Hill, Hillary Rosen, John King, Amy Holmes, and Roland Martin. Hosted by Wolf Blitzer and Anderson Cooper, the panel discussed the role of Joe Biden on the eve of the Democratic National Convention.
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Joe Biden is a fighter, says David Gergen.
On August 23rd, David Gergen appeared on Larry King Live along with John King and Candy Crowley to offer perspective on the selection of Senator Joe Biden as Barack Obama's vice presidential candidate.
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John McCain is a tougher opponent for Barack Obama, says David Gergen.
On August 16, 2008, David Gergen appeared on a CNN Live Event Special hosted by John King to discuss the performance of Barack Obama and John McCain at the Compassion Forum. He joined CNN's Dana Bash, senior political correspondent Candy Crowley, CNN's Bill Schneider, political analyst Roland Martin, and the president of the Family Research Council Tony Perkins, also David Brody from the Christian Broadcasting Network joining us as well.
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David Gergen discusses possible VP picks
On August 15, 2008, David Gergen joined Candy Crowley and Mark Halperin on Anderson Cooper's 360 Live to discuss the Vice Presidential possibilities for Barack Obama.
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The Vice Presidential nominee could make the difference in the undecided vote, says Gergen.
On August 15, 2008, David Gergen and Mark Halperin appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees to discuss the possible vice presidential choices for Senators Barack Obama and John McCain.
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David Gergen discusses the Obama-Clinton Deal for the Democratic Convention
On August 14, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper with Candy Crowley and Mark Halperin. The three discussed the placement of Hillary Clinton's name on a roll call vote for the Democratic Convention.
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Hillary Clinton's name on the roll call is "very good for Democrats," says David Gergen.
On August 14, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees, along with Mark Halperin and Candy Crowley. The three responded to Hillary Clinton's name being up for a roll call vote at the Democratic Convention in Denver.
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David Gergen responds to the Edwards' scandal and the role of Clinton in the Obama campaign
On August 11, 2008, David Gergen appeared with Steve Kornacki and Jennifer Donahue on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees to discuss the revelation of the John Edward's affair and discord in the Democratic Party.
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David Gergen responds to John Edwards' admission of adultry
On August 8, 2008, David Gergen appeared with Jennifer Palmiermi, former Edwards spokesperson and Jessica Yellin on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees. He spoke about the revelation of John Edwards' affair and its impact for the Democratic Party.
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Gergen: "Obama wants to be the positive candidate, but he does need some people to defend himself."
On August 7, 2008, David Gergen appeared with Candy Crowley and Dana Milbank on Anderson Cooper. There the three spoke about the impact of Hillary supporters on Barack Obama's bid for the presidency.
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David Gergen responds to Obama's treatment of race in his campaign.
On July 31st, David Gergen joined Tara Wall and Roland Martin on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees, guest hosted by Wolf Blitzer. The panel responded to the recent conversations about race and the presidential campaign.
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"He's a much better person than these attack ads have been," says Gergen of McCain.
On July 30, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper's 360 Degrees, guested hosted by Campbell Brown. Other panelists included Tara Wall and Roland Martin. The three discussed the impact of the recent ads which the McCain campaign released equating Barack Obama's celebrity status with that of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton.
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McCain's questioning of Barack Obama's patriotism is "unwise and dangerous," says Gergen.
On July 28, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper, along with Dee Dee Myers and Ed Rollins. The panel discussed McCain's floundering campaign and Obama's successful overseas trip.
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McCain appears as "warm, personable" in Larry King Live interview, says David Gergen.
On July 28, David Gergen appeared on Larry King Live with Dee Dee Myers of Vanity Fair and Terry Holt, the national spokesperson for the Bush-Cheney 2004 campaign. The panel responded to Larry King's interview with John McCain.
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Obama's a "fresh voice" in politics, says Gergen
On July 21, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Larry King Live. Glen Beck served as the guest host, while Ben Stein, David Frum, Peter Beinhart also provided commentary. The men discussed the media's alleged love affair with Barack Obama.
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The role of race can't be measured until Election Day, Gergen says.
On July 16,2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees. First he spoke on the increasing of US troops to Afghanistan with senior international correspondent Nic Robertson and CNN military analyst retired Brigadier General David Grange. Later in the show he discussed the affect of race on Barack Obama's bid for the Presidency with political analyst Tara Wall and CNN political contributor Robert Zimmerman
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On US envoy meeting with Iranian: "It's a big break with past policy," says Gergen.
On July 15, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees and spoke on the breaking news on American diplomatic relations with Iran, as well as on McCain and Obama's positions on Iraq and Afghanistan. Also participating were Reza Azlan, Middle East Analyst, Candy Crowley, CNN Senior Political Correspondent, Gloria Borger, CNN Senior Political Analyst, and Peter Bergen, CNN National Security Analyst.
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Gergen calls "The New Yorker" cover a failure of judgement.
On July 14, 2008, David Gergen joined Roland Martin and Joe Madison to discuss the controversial cover "The New Yorker" for Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees.
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Gergen "puzzled" by Bill Clinton's behavoir on the campaign trail.
On July 11, 2008 David Gergen joined in a round table discussion on the state of the Clintons and the reasons behind Hillary Clinton's loss to Barack Obama for Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees. Also participating were Jessica Yellin, James Carville, Paul Begala, Tara Wall, Carl Bernstein, and Bill Bennett.
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McCain team missteps put him out of touch with the everyday Americans, says Gergen.
On July 10, 2008, David Gergen appeared along with Ed Rollins and Robert Zimmerman on Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees. They reflected on the disparaging comments of Phil Gramm, Senator McCain's chief economic advisor. Gramm had said that America had become "a nation of whiners." Later in the show the men also discussed the impact of McCain's response to the question of the insurance companies coverage of Viagra and not birth control.
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Jesse Jackson's reputation damaged by incendiary comments says Gergen
On July 9, 2008 David Gergen appeared alongside Al Sharpton and Amy Holmes on Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees. There he discussed the impact of Jesse Jackson's inflammatory comments about Barack Obama on both the reverend and the candidate.
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Gergen: for VP -- it's Hillary vs. everyone else.
On July 8, 2008, David Gergen discussed the Presidential race and possible Vice Presidential candidates with Gloria Borger and Carl Bernstein on CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Obama's moves to the center are preemptive, says Gergen
On July 7, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to talk about the state of the Presidential race between Barack Obama and John McCain.
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Hillary still an option for VP, says Gergen
In his June 27 appearance on Anderson Cooper, David Gergen discussed the joint rally with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton in Unity, NH.
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Personal donation an important symbolic move, claims Gergen
On June 26, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper to discuss the private dinner with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's top fundraisers.
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Russert always loyal to his viewers, Gergen says
On June 13, 2008, David Gergen remembered Tim Russert on CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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We are at risk of driving talented people out of politics, says Gergen
On June 11, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper, hosted by Campbell Brown, and discussed the resignation of Jim Johnson from Barack Obama's VP search committee.
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Gergen: Both Obama and McCain owe us more details on economic plans
On June 10, 2008, David Gergen was part of a political round table discussion on Anderson Cooper. Along with Ed Rollins and Hilary Rosen, Gergen discussed the fight over the economy between McCain and Obama.
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Obama needs to simplify economic message, says Gergen
On June 9, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper, and along with Ed Rollins and Dee Dee Myers, discussed Barack Obama's speech on the economy and what is next for Hillary Clinton.
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Smart to have this meeting quickly, says Gergen
On June 5, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the meeting between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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Gergen: Obama needs to take control of VP speculation
On June 4, 2008, David Gergen was appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the breaking news that Hillary Clinton will end her presidential campaign and endorse Barack Obama.
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Book could damage future press secretaries, says Gergen
On May 29, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the implications of the upcoming book written by former White House Press Secretary, Scott McClellan.
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Gergen: Deomocrats need minimum of rancor and a maximum of statesmanship
On May 28, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on CNN's Anderson Cooper to discuss the upcoming DNC Rules Committee meeting Saturday morning.
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Gergen: Bush's comments a gift to Obama
On May 15, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper to comment on President Bush's remarks at the Israeli parliament.
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Obama did exactly what he needed to do, says Gergen
On April 29, 2008, David Gergen joined a panel discussion on Anderson Cooper to reflect on Barack Obama's denunciation of Rev. Wright.
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Gergen: Wright's publicity blitz is dumb, selfish, and narcissistic.
On April 28, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper and responded to the latest comments by Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
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Gergen: both candidates were pandering on Iraq and on taxes
On April 16, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper. Along with CNN correspondent Candy Crowley and TIME magazine's Mark Halperin, Gergen analyzed the night's debate in PA.
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Little drama this time around, says Gergen
On April 8, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper and discusses the political implications of Gen. David Petraeus' testimony.
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Gergen: Clinton should stay in race through end of primaries
On March 31, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper. Along with CNN correspondents Candy Crowley and John King, Gergen discussed the recent calls for Hillary Clinton to get out of the race for the Democratic nomination.
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Gergen: some black leaders have a different view of American history
On March 14, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper to discuss the controversy surrounding Reverend Jeremiah Wright.
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Ferraro's comments are distracting from major issues, says Gergen
On March 12, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Copper along with Mary Frances Berry to discuss Geraldine Ferraro's recent comments about Barack Obama.
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Like it or not, superdelegates are going to be decisive, says Gergen
On March 3, 2008, David Gergen was part of political round table discussion on Anderson Cooper to discuss the debate over how to handle the Michigan and Florida delegates and the proper role of the superdelegates.
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Gergen: A Spilt of Ohio and Texas Will Pose Serious Challenge to Clinton, and Party Leaders
On March 3, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to address the latest in the Democratic nomination contest on the eve of the Ohio and Texas primaries.
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Gergen: Hillary Clinton was extremely unenthusiastic about NAFTA
On February 25, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper and discussed the latest battles between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton -- NAFTA and a picture leaked to Matt Drudge.
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More facts need to come out from the campaign and the paper, says Gergen
On February 20, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper to discuss the breaking news from the New York Times about Senator John McCain.
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Gergen: Clinton campaign guilty of political malpractice
On February 19, 2008, David Gergen appeared along with Donna Brazile on Anderson Cooper to analyze the results of the Wisconsin primary.
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David Gergen on CNN Special Report: Extreme Challenges - the Next Four Years
David Gergen was part of a CNN Special Report on the challenges facing the next president hosted by Anderson Cooper. Also appearing, Fareed Zakaria, the editor of Newsweek International.
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McCain still has not made the sale to conservatives, Gergen says
On February 7, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper, along with David Brody and Bay Buchanan. Together they discussed to Mitt Romney's decision to drop out of the presidential race and John McCain's efforts to court conservatives.
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Democratic race likely headed in April, says Gergen
On February 6, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to recap Super Tuesday and discuss where the Democratic candidates will go from here.
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Gergen: "Modest speech with modest goals"
On January 28, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to analyze President Bush's last State of the Union Address.
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Both Hillary and Barack Pull Punches Tonight, observes Gergen
On January 15, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to analyze the Democratic debate in Nevada.
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Gergen: "Both sides understand they need a truce."
On January 14, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the uproar in the Democratic nomination race between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Gergen: Clinton frustrated, Obama on remarkable rise
On January 7, 2008, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper on the eve of the New Hampshire primary to discuss the latest news coming out of the campaigns.
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Second place in NH cripples Hillary, says Gergen
On January 4, 2008, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper and along with the entire CNN political broadcast team, Gergen discussed and analyzed the results from Iowa.
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Gergen: Races turning not just on issues, but also on candidates personality and temperment.
On January 2, 2008, just one day before the Iowa Caucus. David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper, along with Gloria Borger, to discuss the races on both sides.
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Pressure on Clinton to take mantle of change, says Gergen
On December 26, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper, along with Gloria Borger, to analyze the current status of the tightening contests in Iowa.
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Clinton clumsy in counterattacking, but not playing the race card, says Gergen
On December 20, 2007, David Gergen was a guest tonight on Anderson Cooper. Along with CNN's John King and Jennifer Donahue of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College, he discussed the latest in the presidential campaigns.
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Gergen: Bill needs to be careful not to be too much of a help
On December 18, 2007, David Gergen was part of a round table discussion with Roland Martin and Carl Bernstein on Anderson Cooper. The topic: Bill Clinton's role in Hillary's campaign.
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It took a while, but evangelicals found their guy in Iowa, says Gergen
On December 17, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to assess the rapid rise of former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee. Also appearing, CNN's Candy Crowley and Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council.
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Gergen: Debate blurs policy, highlights human elements
On December 13, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to participate in a panel discussion on the Democratic debate in Iowa. Also appearing on the panel were CNN corespondent John King and Time Magazine's Joe Klein.
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Gergen: In Light of NIE, Bush Saber-Rattling on Iran is Inexplicable
On December 4, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper and was joined by Christiane Amanpour and Reza Aslan to discuss the latest National Intelligence Estimate on Iran and President Bush's press conference.
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Gergen: Huckabee Continues to Charm with Authenticity
David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper on November 28, 2007 immediately following the CNN/YouTube Republican debate from St. Petersburg, FL.
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Unpopular Leaders in Tough Spot on Peace Deal Gergen claims
On November 27, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper to assess the latest developments from the Annapolis Middle East peace conference and what can be expected from the joint agreement.
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Infighting Presents Danger for GOP, Gergen says
On November 26, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the latest in the Presidential primary races and the increasing battles on the stump.
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McClellan Allegations About Bush's Role Unclear, Gergen argues
On November 21, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the latest allegations by former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan.
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Gergen: Surprisied Clinton is Taking the Bait - - Attacking and Elevating Obama
On November 20, 2007, David Gergen was guest on Anderson Cooper, along with former Bill Clinton campaign strategist Hank Sheinkopf, to discuss increasingly contentious Democratic race in Iowa.
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Gergen: Thompson 6th in NH, "Hard to see where where this campaign goes."
David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper on November 19, 2007 to discuss two new polls of the Republican New Hampshire Primary and Iowa Democratic Caucus.
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Edwards in danger of this becoming a two-person race, Gergen claims
On November 16, 2007, David Gergen joined CNN correspondents Candy Crowley and John King on Anderson Cooper, to analyze the recent Democratic debate and it implications for the Presidential primary race.
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Gergen: Clinton stronger, gets back on track
On Thursday November 15, David Gergen appeared on a CNN debate special with Anderson Cooper, immediately following the Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas.
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Gergen: Obama speech raises expectations, shakes up race
On November 12, 2007, following an active weekend in the 2008 presidential campaign, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the impact of the Jefferson-Jackson dinner and what lies ahead for the Democrats.
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Gergen: Fight not just about tortune -- Democrats challenge Bush's war powers.
On November 1, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper guest hosted by Soledad O'Brien. Along with CNN correspondent Suzanna Malveaux, Gergen discussed the recent turbulence surrounding Michael Mukasey's confirmation.
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Clinton under attack, loses hold of warm message, Gergen says
David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper the evening of October 30, 2007. He joined democratic strategist, Paul Begala,to break down the democratic debate in Philadelphia.
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Gergen: Bush Speech Likely Anti-Climactic , Petreaus Testimony Memorable
On September 12, 2007, David Gergen appeared on CNN to discuss Gen. Petraeus' testimony to Congress on the state of the war in Iraq.
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Gergen: Rove's Dream of GOP Majority Falls Way Short
On August 13, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper and along with CNN correspondent John King, discussed the implications of the resignation of noted presidential advisor Karl Rove.
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Rove -- the most influential political aide in 60 years, Gergen says
On August 13, 2007, David Gergen, along with TIME and ABC News political analyst, Mark Halperin, appeared on NewsHour with Jim Lehrer to reflect on the legacy and impact of presidential advisor Karl Rove.
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Gergen: Clinton Impressive, Widening Lead, but Not Unstoppable
On August 7, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper along with CNN correspondent Candy Crowley and host John Roberts to recap and analyze the Democrats' AFL-CIO debate in Chicago.
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Gergen: New format makes debate more lively and interesting
On July 23, 2007, David Gergen was part of a panel discussion on Anderson Cooper about the Democratic presidential debate in South Carolina. Also appearing was Donna Brazile, Amy Holmes and John King.
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Gergen: Democrats talk seriously about poverty and about inner city issues.
On June 28, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the Democratic debate on PBS. Also appearing were Donna Brazile and Amy Holmes.
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Lugar's voice carries enormous weight, says Gergen.
David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper on June 25, 2007. Along with CNN correspondent Michael Ware, he discussed the political implications of Sen. Richard Lugar's floor speech on Iraq.
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Cheney's arguement is absurd, Gergen says.
On June 21, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper and discussed VP Cheney's claim that he is not part of the executive branch and the most recent '08 polling.
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Bush wounded at home, but still wields power overseas, Gergen says.
On June 16, 2007, David Gergen appeared on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer to discuss President Bush's latest troubles with the immigration bill.
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Gergen: "It's not clear that the Democrats are a party that can govern."
On May 23, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the most recent developments in the Iraq funding bill.
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McCain best to get back above the fray - in positive, straight talking place, Gergen says.
On May 21, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper. Along with CNN's Candy Crowley and John King, he discussed Jimmy Carter's comments about President Bush and the latest in the '08 race.
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Gergen: Republicans not prepared to go over the waterfall with Bush
On May 10, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper. They discussed the latest in the Iraq War funding battle and the internal politics about the war within the Republican party.
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McCain and Clinton both stabalize campaigns, Gergen says.
On May 7, 2007, David Gergen participated in panel discussion on Anderson Cooper. Joining Arianna Huffington, and Ramesh Ponnuru, they discussed the latest round of presidential polling and the implications for '08 race.
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Gergen: McCain had Fire, Giuliani Tentative
David Gergen appeared on a panel discussion on Anderson Cooper, March 3, 2007, to discuss the first GOP primary debate. Also appearing on the panel were John King, Arianna Huffington, and Stephen Hayes.
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Tenet's Indictments Could Have Withering Impact, Gergen Claims.
On April 30, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the allegations in former CIA director George Tenet's new book, "At the Center of the Storm."
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Recent Talk Out of Washington is Discouraging, Gergen says.
On April 3, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss President Bush's press conference and the politics of Iraq War funding.
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Gergen: Time for both President Bush and Harry Reid to put down their swords.
On April 3, 2007, David Gergen participated in a round table discussion on Iraq on Larry King Live, guest hosted by Lou Dobbs. Also appearing on the program were Vali Nasr, Fouad Ajami and James Carville.
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Gergen: "The enthusiasm at his point in the campaign appears to be with the Democrats."
On April 2, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper and offered his analysis of the first round of fund raising numbers reported by the 2008 presidential contenders.
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Geren: "There is a comprimise that is still possible."
On March 20, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the latest in the conflict between the Bush Administration and the Democratic Congress over the testimony of White House aides.
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Gergen: "I think, ultimately, the Attorney General is going to go."
On March 15, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the turmoil in the Justice Department and the future of Attorney General, Alberto Gonzales.
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Gergen: Neither Clinton or Obama Come Out Looking Good
On February 23, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the busy week in the 2008 presidential nomination contest.
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Gergen: The Press is Underestimating Giuliani
On February 14, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Larry King Live to discuss the current status of the 2008 presidential race.
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Bush Adminstration Botches Iran Story, Says Gergen
On February 13, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to discuss the latest from Iraq and allegations of direct Iranian involvement.
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Gergen: It Will Be Hard for Bush to Pardon Libby
On February 7, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper along with Jeff Toobin, to discuss the legal and political implications of the Scooter Libby trial.
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Gergen: Positive Impact of the State of the Union Diminished by Cheney's Remarks
On January 25, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper and discussed Vice President Cheney's latest remarks about Iraq.
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Gergen: Senate Vote Against Troop Increase Would be a "Major Political Blow."
On January 17, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper and discussed Hillary Clinton's most recent comments on Iraq and the new legislative efforts designed to thwart the troop increase.
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Gergen: "This Strategy is Entirely Premised on Maliki Delivering."
On January 10, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper along with Time Magazines's Joe Klein and author Andrew Sullivan, to discuss President Bush's primetime address and new strategy in Iraq.
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Gergen: "I think they will get some progress here in these first 100 hours."
On January 4, 2007, David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper, with CNN correspondents John King and Candy Crowley, and Time Magazine's Joe Klein, to discuss all things politics at the turn of the new year.
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Lasting Bipartisanship? Maybe at First, But Issues Remain, Gergen Says
David Gergen appeared on Anderson Cooper to talk about the prospects for bipartisanship and the 2008 Presidential election.
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Gergen: "A Grand Send Off for President Ford."
On January 2, 2007, David Gergen was a guest on Anderson Cooper, along with New York Daily News Journalist, Tom DeFrank. The two recounted their memories of President Gerald Ford.
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