Clinton: U.S. Condemned Honduran President's Expulsion

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addresses the coup in Honduras involving ousted President Manuel Zelaya, saying that "since the coup, the United States has been committed both to our democratic principles and to providing help to the Hondurans to find a way back to a democratic and constitutional order. We condemned President Zelaya's expulsion, we've taken concrete steps to demonstrate unequivocally our opposition. But we've continued to try to reach out and work with diverse sectors in Honduras." (0:27)
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Franken Focuses On Being 2nd Senator From Minnesota, Not 60th Democrat In Senate

U.S. Senator-elect Al Franken (D-Minn.) comments on how his addition to the Senate will amount to 60 Democrats in the legislative body. However, he said he is focused on is "the number two” and primarily sees himself as the second Senator from the state of Minnesota. (0:12)

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Inaugural Radio Row: Former Texas Democratic Party Chairman Molly Beth Malcolm

International Affairs Correspondent Blanquita Cullum interviews the former Texas Democratic Party Chairman Molly Beth Malcolm about Obama's future, Texas, and female participation in politics. (11:55)
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"Obama will do anything to get elected"

Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader comments on why liberal and progressive voters will vote for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama in the 2008 election. ((0:32)
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At the Democratic Convention, Jack Rice Row

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Jack Rice describes the DNC Radio Row
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Talk Radio News at the Democratic Convention

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Jack Rice describes the opening of the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
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