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AC 360 Republican/Conservative Dan Choi 10/19/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Jack Conway 10/19/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Paul Begala 10/19/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Alexander Nicholson 10/19/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal David Webb 10/19/2010 Larry King Republican/Conservative Marc Lamont Hill 10/19/2010 Larry King Democrat/Liberal Stephanie Miller 10/19/2010 Larry King Democrat/Liberal Dana Loesch 10/19/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Noelle Nikpour 10/19/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative John Ridley 10/19/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Sam Seder 10/19/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Van Jones 10/19/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Alex Castellanos 10/20/2010 AC 360 Republican/Conservative Arianna Huffington 10/20/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Benjamin Jealous 10/20/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Jon Stewart 10/20/2010 Larry King Democrat/Liberal Ralph Reed 10/20/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Ed Rendell 10/20/2010 Parker Spitzer 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Hughley 10/21/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Errol Louis 10/21/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Ryan Lizza 10/21/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Will Cain 10/22/2010 AC 360 Republican/Conservative Ari Melber 10/22/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Tony Perkins 10/22/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Will Cain 10/22/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Karen Hanretty 10/22/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Dan Abrams 10/22/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Eric Schmidt 10/22/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Jacob Weisberg 10/22/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Dana Loesch 10/25/2010 AC 360 Republican/Conservative Paul Begala 10/25/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Sean Penn 10/25/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Dana Loesch 10/25/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative John McWhorter 10/25/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Rebecca Traister 10/25/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal James Traub 10/25/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Erick Erickson 10/26/2010 AC 360 Republican/Conservative Paul Begala 10/26/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal George Allen 10/26/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Reihan Salam 10/26/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Richard Viguerie 10/26/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative D.L. Hughley 10/26/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Jennifer Palmieri 10/26/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Leo Hindery 10/26/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Alex Castellanos 10/27/2010 AC 360 Republican/Conservative Michael Reagan 10/27/2010 AC 360 Republican/Conservative Cornell Belcher 10/27/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Mike Pence 10/27/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative S.E. Cupp 10/27/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Nick Gillespie 10/27/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Katrina Vanden Heuvel 10/27/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Errol Louis 10/27/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Roland Martin 10/28/2010 AC 360 Democrat/Liberal Ben Stein 10/28/2010 Larry King Republican/Conservative Stephanie Miller 10/28/2010 Larry King Democrat/Liberal Stephen A. Smith 10/28/2010 Larry King Democrat/Liberal Tanya Acker 10/28/2010 Larry King Democrat/Liberal Kellyanne Conway 10/28/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Janine Turner 10/28/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Bill Richardson 10/28/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Roy Sekoff 10/28/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Robert Zimmerman 10/28/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Frances Townsend 10/29/2010 AC 360 Republican/Conservative Fran Townsend 10/29/2010 Larry King Republican/Conservative Nicolle Wallace 10/29/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Pete Hoekstra 10/29/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Will Cain 10/29/2010 Parker Spitzer Republican/Conservative Ari Melber 10/29/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal Kendrick Meek 10/29/2010 Parker Spitzer Democrat/Liberal.
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