2004 Democratic Convention - Day 1 - Hardball (MSNBC) (partial)

Name: 2004 Democratic Convention - Day 1 - Hardball (MSNBC) (partial)
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Uploaded: 2025-08-18

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Read a transcript preview of “2004 Democratic Convention - Day 1 - Hardball (MSNBC) (partial)” from malgent, uploaded on 2025-08-18.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] that was. But I like him.

[0:02] [Music]

[0:05] >> Hello, I'm Melissa Rayberger with the

[0:07] headlines. New details in the

[0:08] disappearance of a 27-year-old expected

[0:10] mother from Utah. Co-workers of Lorie

[0:13] Hacking say she received a phone call 3

[0:15] days before she disappeared last Monday

[0:17] and left work in tears. Her supervisor

[0:20] tells the Associated Press the phone

[0:22] call was believed to be from the

[0:23] University of North Carolina at Chapel

[0:25] Hill, where her husband Mark had

[0:27] supposedly enrolled in medical school

[0:29] only. Turns out he never applied and

[0:31] hadn't even graduated from college. A

[0:34] highranking Egyptian diplomat kidnapped

[0:36] in Iraq last Friday has been released

[0:38] unharmed. However, five new kidnappings

[0:40] are now reported. Militants say they

[0:42] seized two Jordanians, two Pakistanis,

[0:44] and an Iraqi. All of them were for the

[0:47] US military. And President Bush is at

[0:49] his Texas ranch this week where he's

[0:51] being joined by National Security

[0:52] Adviser Condisa Rice. The president is

[0:55] deciding exactly how to proceed with the

[0:57] 9/11 Commission's urgent recommendations

[0:59] for national security. Those your

[1:02] headlines. Now back to Hard.

[1:05] [Music]

[1:12] [Applause]

[1:15] [Music]

[1:17] [Applause]

[1:27] We're back to right outside Daniel Hall

[1:28] where I like to remind people cuz I grew

[1:30] up with it. That's where Jack Kennedy

[1:32] addressed the country the night before

[1:33] he was elected president of the United

[1:34] States back in 1960. An incredible 44

[1:37] years ago. Welcome back to Hardwell's

[1:39] coverage of the Democratic Convention

[1:41] here in Boston. I think that's how you

[1:42] say it. I'm joined right now