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Kerik Says He'll Fight Charges
November 10, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Former Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik is vowing to fight the sixteen felony charges unsealed Friday. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports. REPORTER: Standing in a drizzling rain before a line of dozen....
Former City Police Commissioner Arraigned on 16 Federal Corruption Charges
November 09, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Bernard Kerik pleaded not guilty to charges that include tax fraud, receiving gifts from a company seeking city contracts while he was a public official, and lying to the White House during his faile....
Former Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik Vows to Fight Charges
November 09, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Former Police commissioner Bernard Kerik has pleaded not guilty to 16 count federal indictment in White Plains, New York. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports. Wearing a blue suit and a red tie an impas....
Giuliani's and Kerik's Long History
November 08, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Federal prosecutors in White Plains today were pressing for an indictment of former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik on corruption charges. The case includes allegations he accepted f....
Kerik Waits for Possible Indictment
November 08, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Yesterday, Rudy Giuliani was endorsed by Christian conservative Pat Roberton. Today, the campaign may hit a roadblock with the indictment of Giuliani's former police commissioner, Bernard Kerik. WNYC....
Iowans Get Court Side Seat for Campaign
November 07, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Most New Yorkers are watching the presidential election from the nosebleed seats or like most sports fans on TV. But in Iowa, fans get to sit court side as WNYC's Andrea Bernstein found out. Slide....
Update From Iowa
November 05, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
There were no fewer than five presidential candidates in Iowa this weekend and a few more are on the way. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein has also flocked to Iowa to catch up with the campaigns and she join....
Senator Clinton Swings Through Iowa
November 04, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
After a week of hammering from her Democratic rivals over driver's licenses for illegal immigrants and other issues, New York Senator Hillary Clinton is barnstorming her way through the state of Iowa....
Giuliani Touts Cancer Survival in Ad
October 30, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani is touting having survived prostrate cancer in a new radio ad running in New Hampshire. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein has more. REPORTER: Trailing former Massachusetts....
Guiliani Weighs in on New Judge
October 25, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Presidential candidate Rudolph Giuliani is applauding the confirmation of a conservative Mississippi judge to a federal bench one level below the US Supreme Court. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein has more. ....
State Issues Emissions Rules
October 24, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Governor Spitzer is issuing the first-ever U.S. regulations to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power plants. They generate a quarter of the state's greenhouse gases. REPORTER: The regulations ....
Filings Reveal Security Information
October 19, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Rudy Giuiliani's presidential campaign has hired the former mayor's own security firm for $131,000. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports. Election law experts say there's nothing unlawful about the payme....
Sen. Clinton Accuses Bush of Recklessness on SCHIP
October 15, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Senator Hillary Clinton is blasting President Bush for vetoing the federal children's health care bill. REPORTER: At a fundraising luncheon for women candidates in New York City today, Clinton accus....
Sen. Clinton Focuses on Women Voters
October 15, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Senator Hillary Clinton is in New York City today, kicking off a week's worth of events focused on women voters. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein has more. REPORTER: Under attack by some of her opponents fo....
Giuliani and Romney Slug it Out in Michigan Debate
October 10, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Former mayor Rudy Giuliani slugged it out in GOP presidential debate Tuesday in Dearborn, Michigan with a candidate who wasn't even on the stage. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein has more. REPORTER: You pret....
Rudy Giuliani's New Hampshire Campaign Notebook
October 05, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
With the end of the fundraising period last Sunday, the presidential candidates have begun a new, intense phase of campaigning. WNYC’s Andrea Bernstein traveled to New Hampshir with former Mayor Ru....
Obama Rally Draws Thousands
September 28, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Senator Barack Obama filled Washington Square Park last night. It was a rally designed to ratchet up his campaign in Senator Hillary Clinton's adopted home state. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein reports. ....
McCain Calls For Larger Military
September 27, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Not only does Senator John McCain want to continue the war in Iraq. He wants a larger military and more money spent on arms. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein has more. REPORTER: Speaking to the conservative....
Presidential Contenders Sound Off on Iranian President
September 24, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Presidential hopeful Barack Obama says if he were President of Columbia University he wouldn't have invited Iranian President Ahmadinejad, because he had "other forums" in which to speak. REPORTER; ....
Town Hall Fundraiser for Clinton
September 20, 2007
by Andrea Bernstein
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton visited her adopted home state last night for a fund raiser at Town Hall in midtown. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein has more. REPORTER: Clinton held forth on a wide r....
