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Brian has been in non-stop meetings this afternoon, preparing for NBC network coverage of Decision 2006 next Tuesday. So Chief White House Correspondent David Gregory does the vlog honors, previewing a couple of the stories we're working on. Brian will offer a more detailed rundown in an hour or so.
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A Busy Friday
I second Rich's suggestion to give us some insight into election night coverage preparations. Even if you guys are too busy to air it pre-11/7, after the fact would still be VERY INTERESTING!!! Come on--share!!!
Celine, JC-NJ (Sent Nov 3, 2006 5:33:37 PM)
How about asking a producer to write something to tell us what goes into the preparations for election night coverage.
Rich, El Paso, TX (Sent Nov 3, 2006 4:30:16 PM)
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