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Hillary Clinton talks to WILK's Nancy and Kevin
Democratic Presidential Candidate Senator Hillary Clinton asks listeners to get out and vote for her on Election Day
Audio|Tue, 22 Apr 2008|More from WILK Newsmaker Interviews
|Senator Hillary Clintonfound at0:00, 6:15
“…Is senator Hillary Clinton with us this morning here in northeastern Pennsylvania -- senator Clinton. . Good morning oriented morning good morning how are you its analog seven weeks here hasn't it. …”
“…senator Hillary Clinton thanks you so much for being with us twice now here in the last month and we appreciate it okay. …”
Corbett talks to Senator Barack Obama
WILK's Steve Corbett talks about the Pa. Primary with Democratic Presidential Candidate Senator Barack Obama
Audio|Mon, 21 Apr 2008|More from WILK Newsmaker Interviews
|Hillary Clintonfound at0:28
“…are issues in America the democratic campaign for the presidential nomination -- Hillary Clinton a woman. Against you a black man senator Clinton shows the gender matters in this country. You're supporters stress that you transcend race what does that mean and if you have …”
Sen Bob Casey Talks To Sue Henry
Sue Henry Speaks with Senator Bob Casey about remarks made in San Francisco by Senator Obama.
Audio|Mon, 14 Apr 2008|More from WILK Newsmaker Interviews
|Hillary Clintonfound at2:58
“…based upon where he went for one particular -- these candidates Hillary Clinton every candidate that -- run for public office goes to places like that. It doesn't mean that you're it that is that …”
Senator Hillary Clinton talks to WILK
Senator Hillary Clinton talks to WILK's Nancy and Kevin about her visit to Wilkes-Barre and her candidacy.
Audio|Tue, 1 Apr 2008|More from WILK Newsmaker Interviews
|Senator Hillary Clintonfound at0:01, 7:12
“…Right we're ready to -- we have senator Hillary Clinton with us this morning good morning senator Clinton. . Good morning how are you pleased were so excited to hear from -- We're excited to be talking to you I didn't …”
“…this is hard coal country all right senator Hillary Clinton thanks so much for being with us send good luck today and we'll see out on the other routes. Good -- later …”
Senator Bob Casey talks about Obama Endorsement
Senator Bob Casey Jr. talks to WILK's Nancy and Kevin about his endorsement of Senator Barack Obama for President
Audio|Tue, 1 Apr 2008|More from WILK Newsmaker Interviews
|Senator Clintonfound at1:53, 5:16
“…Well I think it will it will be either senator Obama or senator Clinton they're going to walk into area a wall which divided our period. With the administration that or purple aura about -- all …”
“…super delicate what's going to happen because let's just hypothetically say that Hillary Clinton takes Pennsylvania but is behind in delegate votes. Are you going to vote as a super delegate against the will of the …”
Lack. Co. Commissioner Corey O'Brien
O'Brien discusses the recent hiring of a team of professional negotiators to deal with Yankees baseball and the local stadium. O'Brien also discusses the controversy of women being excluding from the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Dinner in Scranton.
Audio|Tue, 4 Mar 2008|More from WILK Newsmaker Interviews
|Hillary Clintonfound at6:13, 7:00
“…Lucas to what's going on there let's talk about Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. . Sure you worked in the Clinton White House is an intern did you not yet and yet you are supporting. …”
“…If Hillary Clinton know where the nominee having worked in the Clinton White House did you have much interaction with her and all. …”
Reporter's Roundtable 02/08
Nancy, Sue, and Steve get together to talk about this week's issues.
Video|Sat, 9 Feb 2008|More from Off The Air at WILK
Senator Casey with Nancy and Kevin
Senator Bob Casey discusses reaction to the President's State of the Union Address, and the Democratic battle for a Presidential nominee.
Audio|Tue, 29 Jan 2008|More from WILK Newsmaker Interviews
|Senator Clintonfound at4:46
“…the governor look PD he has a longstanding relationship not only was senator Clinton but but even more so President Clinton and then because senator Obama drawn into the Senate you don't have that same relationship. I have a relation to both of them -- the leading candidates senator Clinton the senator Obama. Deterred when I was running both are very helpful to me and I'm working both of them haven't so …”
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