For this episode of On The Record, we speak with Janelle Rath, County Chair for Bandera County.

Leave it to this Democratic primary to provide an all-nighter nail-biter in Guam: the eight pledged delegates carrying half a vote each to Colorado will be split after Obama won the caucus by the enormous margin of seven votes.

The May 1 Cook Political Report classifies the 7th Congressional District, currently represented by Republican John Culberson, as 'solidly Republican.' Most of the other districts relegated to 'solid [party]' status get a single paragraph, but the report spends 7 paragraphs talking about Democratic challenger Michael Skelly and his chances for mobility.

We've got a veritable smorgasbord of news from yesterday, but I want to lead off with Senator Clinton's appearance on O'Reilly — where the loser in the showdown was the American media.

So Clinton's interview with Bill O'Reilly has come and gone — well, at least in part. The first two parts aired today, and the last two will air tomorrow. You can find the 30-second clip of her speaking about Pastor Wright just about anywhere on the Internet, but unsurprisingly, it pretty much misconstrues the entire interview. So here, for your viewing pleasure, we have both of the parts that aired tonight in their entirety. Video after the jump.

Watch out for the rain of toads - Clinton is going to O'Reilly Town and Bush thinks Congress is to blame for all the costinating at the grocery pump.

It looks like I may actually have a reason to watch Fox News twice this campaign season: Senator Hillary Clinton will be making an appearance tomorrow on The O'Reilly Factor.

Voter ID laws caused a bit of a tumult yesterday, as the United States Supreme Court upheld an Indiana law requiring photo identification to vote.

As far as I'm concerned, the biggest news items of the last few days are the new ads by the DNC about Senator John McCain.

For this episode of On The Record, we speak with Tillman Chaplin, County Chair of the Erath County Democratic Party.