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Julie Mason

President Obama addresses Congress

Global Politics

The President delivered an ambitious and hopeful speech, going after some sacred cows and inciting grasps from members of Congress.

The World

White House honors former Beatle

Global Politics
The World

Washington turns up the heat on BP

Global Politics
The World

Takeouts: President’s vacation, Amazon’s Kindle, Colts’ loss

Business, Economics and Jobs
The World

Takeouts: First family at home, climate promises, turkey cooking

Global Politics
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Takeouts: Dubai finances, party crashers, Black Friday lines

Global Politics

WASHINGTON TAKEOUT: Julie Mason, White House correspondent for The Washington Examiner, discusses the security aspects of some high profile party crashers who snuck past the Secret Service and into the big tent of the White House’s state dinner Tuesday night. FINANCIAL TAKEOUT: The New York Times’ Louise Story discusses the tremors in world financial markets […]

The World

Takeouts: republicans, stimulus, listener reactions

Global Politics

Washington, business, and listener takeouts on The Takeaway

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Takeouts: insurance, recaps and trials

Sports

The Takeaway discusses a report by the American Health Industry Plans, Monday night football and baseball, and the first criminal trial tied to the economic collapse.

The World

Washington takeout: president’s Nobel award stokes GOP outrage

Global Politics

President Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize win caused an outcry among some Republicans, who say he does not deserve the honor. Will loud objections hurt the president ? or the GOP? Julie Mason for The Washington Examiner looks for an answer.

The World

Congress reacts to Iran missile tests

Global Politics

Iran test-fired missiles over the weekend and revealed a previously-undisclosed nuclear facility. We check in with Julie Mason, White House correspondent with The Washington Examiner, to gauge the reaction on Capitol Hill to these developments.