Last week college students lined up to witness history as MSNBC's Chris Matthews sat down in Washington DC to interview President Obama. MRCTV's Dan Joseph was on hand to talk to some of the students who were in line and hoping to ask the president a question during the town hall style event.
Fast Food Forward protest, Washington, D.C., 12/5/13
Hunger strikes have been used as a form of protest for centuries. Now, a
group promoting amnesty for illegal immigrants is using the tactic in
order to bring attention to Speaker Boehner's refusal to bring
immigration reform legislation up for a vote.
Dan Joseph went down to the National Mall to see if he could talk to some of these hungry people.
Prior
to the Thanksgiving holiday, Organizing for Action released a video
encouraging enlightened liberals who support Obamacare to explain to
their family and friends exactly why the law is so great. They
encouraged people to do this as their family and friends were gathered
for their Thanksgiving meal. MRCTV's Dan Joseph went to the National Mall and
asked some tourists if they discussed…
E! News’ Alicia Quarles and CNN’s Wolf Blizer introduced the “Blue Eyed Soul” tribute during last night’s 2013 Soul Train Awards when things took an odd turn….
Tuesday was the 150th Anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. The Civil War era speech is held up as one of the most important pieces of oratory ever written and cemented the legacy of Abraham Lincoln as one of our greatest Presidents.It used to be that every child learned about the Address in elementary school. Apparently, that's changed. Because when Dan Joseph went to a college…
A new ad put out by the Colorado ObamaCare Exchanges focuses on a woman's ability to get cheap birth control under the new law in a effort to entice young people to buy insurance.MRCTV's Dan Joseph traveled to a college campus and asked some young women what they thought of the controversial advertisement.
MRCTV traveled to the liberal bastion of Greenwich Village, New York where Dan Joseph took to the streets and asked leftists how they thought the Obamacare rollout was going so far.