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2008 State of the State
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Governor Schwarzenegger’s 2008 State of the State speech (28 min 21 sec)
Democratic response given by Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez and Senate President Pro Tem Don Perata (6 min 20 sec)
Capital Public Radio’s coverage of the speech hosted by Jeffrey Callison
Preview of the speech with Capitol Bureau Chief Marianne Russ; Jean Ross, Executive Director of the California Budget Project; Rex Babin, Pulitzer Prize-nominated political cartoonist for the Sacramento Bee; and noted Republican political consultant Sal Russo (14 min 32 sec)
Analysis of the speech with Jean Ross, Executive Director of the California Budget Project; Rex Babin, Pulitzer Prize-nominated political cartoonist for the Sacramento Bee; and noted Republican political consultant Sal Russo
Governor Schwarzenegger’s 2007 State of the State speech (27 min)
Democratic response given by Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez and Senate President Pro Tem Don Perata (4 min 45 sec)
Capital Public Radio’s coverage of the speech hosted by Jeffrey Callison
Preview of the speech with Capitol Bureau Chief Marianne Russ and Tim Hodson, Director of the Center for California Studies at Sacramento State (7 min 30 sec)
Analysis of the speech with Tim Hodson, Director of the Center for California Studies at Sacramento State; Duff Sundheim, former Chair of the California Republican Party; and Jean Ross, Executive Director of the California Budget Project
Governor Schwarzenegger’s 2006 State of the State speech (24 min 23 sec)
Democratic response given by Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez and Senate President Pro Tem Don Perata (3 min 26 sec)
Capital Public Radio’s coverage of the speech hosted by Jeffrey Callison
Preview of the speech with Capitol Bureau Chief Marianne Russ and Tim Hodson, Director of the Center for California Studies at Sacramento State (5 min 39 sec)
Analysis of the speech with republican strategist Sal Russo; Jean Ross, Executive Director of the California Budget Project; and Tim Hodson from the Center for California Studies