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Campaign '88 / Bush vs. Dukakis #318781

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Oct 06, 1988
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Reports introd.

(Texas: Bob Schieffer) [Dan QUAYLE - comments on debate.] [President REAGAN - criticizes Senator Lloyd Bentsen's remark with regard to Quayle and John F. Kennedy.] [Vice President George BUSH - comments on street gangs and praises Quayle's debate performance.] Ex-Senator John Tower quoted.

(Texas: Bruce Morton) [Michael DUKAKIS - praises Bentsen.] [BENTSEN - comments on his treatment of Quayle.] [DUKAKIS - comments on his judgement.] Dukakis TV ad shown and discussed. Attacks upon Quayle noted mounting. [DUKAKIS - comments on Bush-Quayle campaign] Dukakis aides quoted with regard to Bush's remarks after debate with Geraldine Ferraro.

(Studio: Dan Rather; Bob Schieffer, Bruce Morton) Impact of vice president debate discussed; poll results mentioned.

Reporter(s):
Morton, Bruce;
Rather, Dan;
Schieffer, Bob
Duration:
00:05:10

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