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The White House hosted its second "Radio Day" on January 21, 2004 as an opportunity for local and national radio hosts to interview White House officials and Cabinet members. Located in a tent on the north side of the White House, local and nationally-syndicated radio hosts conducted interviews of Administration officials and Cabinet members. Trey Bohn, Director of Radio Media, said, "Radio Day was an opportunity to reach out to members of the radio community, who do not normally cover White House events. Many Americans get their news from talk radio and this was an excellent way for members of the President's team to take his message directly to them." |
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Chief of Staff Andy Card New, improved audio |
National Security Advisor Dr. Condoleezza Rice New, improved audio |
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Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld New, improved audio |
Treasury Secretary John Snow New, improved audio |
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Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge New, improved audio |
Labor Secretary Elaine Chao New, improved audio |
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EPA Administrator Michael Leavitt New, improved audio |
Senior Political Advisor Karl Rove New, improved audio |
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NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe New, improved audio |
White House Counsel Judge Gonzales New, improved audio |
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National Economic Council Director Stephen Friedman New, improved audio |
Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage New, improved audio |
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Council on Environmental Quality Chairman James Connaughton New, improved audio |