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Michelle D. Bernard and Jeanne Cummings join Hardball to discuss the conclusion of Hillary Clinton’s high-risk leg of her book rollout: two live back-to-back interviews—one a “town hall” and the other a Fox News interview. VIDEO HERE:  Air Date: June 17, 2014

In the wake of Eric Cantor’s stunning defeat, conservatives are mounting an aggressive insurgency against the GOP establishment. Michelle D. Bernard and former Rep. Tom Davis (R-VA) discuss. VIDEO HERE: Air Date:  June 12, 2014  

Michelle D. Bernard and David Corn discuss Hillary Clinton’s forthcoming memoir, and her dramatic change of position on the Iraq War. VIDEO HERE: Air Date: June 6, 2014

The Republican Party has hit some roadblocks on its way to inclusiveness—a problem that was on full display at this week’s Republican Leadership Conference. Michelle Bernard and Benjy Sarlin discuss. VIDEO HERE:    Air Date:  May 30, 2014

Is Karl Rove, in a clear attempt to win back his bona fides as an “architect” of Republican victories onto something quite nasty about today’s politics? Michelle D. Bernard and Howard Fineman discuss. VIDEO HERE:   Air Date: May 27, 2014

Michelle D. Bernard joins The McLaughlin Group to discuss allegations of wrongdoing at the VA and whether Secretary Erik Shinseki should resign and statements made by Karl Rove and others about Hillary Clinton’s health and a potential 2016 presidential campaign. VIDEO HERE:   Air Date: May 16, 2014

Michelle Bernard and Joe Conason join Hardball to talk about The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart, and about why he may be one of the most influential voices in the country that is calling out the far right. VIDEO HERE: Air Date: May 14, 2014

Michelle D. Bernard discusses whether former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton could have prevented the mass abduction of schoolgirls in Nigeria.

Michelle D. Bernard and Joe Conason join Hardball with Chris Matthews to discuss the Senate vote against the minimum wage bill.

Michelle D. Bernard and David Corn join Hardball with guest host Steve Kornacki to discuss Rand Paul (R-Ky) and Republican nostalgia for former president Ronald Reagan.