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Campaign 2004 / Southern Primaries / Clark Speech #748047

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Feb 10, 2004
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.

(Atlanta: Wolf Blitzer) The numbers in the clear win for Senator John Kerry in Tennessee & Virginia reviewed; voting statistics cited.

(Kerry headquarters: Kelly Wallace) What's next for Kerry featured; scenes shown of Kerry & his campaign supporters.

(Edwards headquarters: Candy Crowley) The reaction of Senator John Edwards to the southern primaries reviewed; scenes shown of Edwards working a crowd.

(Clark headquarters: Dan Lothian) The question of whether Gen. Wesley Clark will call it quits after the night's results examined; scenes shown of Clark with supporters.

(Studio: Wolf Blitzer, Jeff Greenfield, Judy Woodruff; New York: Aaron Brown) Clark's presidential election campaign & the role of his wife, Gert, discussed. [In live speech, CLARK - talks about the state of Tennessee, the jobs issue, family values, patriotism etc.]

Reporter(s):: Brown, Aaron;; Blitzer, Wolf;; Wallace, Kelly;; Crowley, Candy;; Lothian, Dan;; Greenfield, Jeff;; Woodruff, Judy
Duration:: 00:16:00

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