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Barack Obama on his U.S. Senate bid (2004 interview) | Fresh Air
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30:52Now PlayingIn 2004, when Barack Obama was an Illinois state senator, he was considered the Democratic Party's rising star. His keynote address at the Democratic National Convention brought him to the attention of many Americans. In this interview from our archives, Obama talks about his senatorial race against Republican Alan Keyes, and his memoir, "Dreams From My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance."
This interview originally aired August 12, 2004.
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