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Campaign '92 / Duke #336743

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Dec 04, 1991
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Washington: Eric Engberg) Defeated Louisiana gubernatorial candidate David Duke's announcement that he will run in Republican presidential primaries featured; scenes shown. [DUKE - comments on Republican Party.] President Bush's use of the Willie Horton case in his '88 campaign recalled; excerpt shown from Bush campaign advertisement. [Democratic pollster Mark MELLMAN - comments on race issue.] States Duke will likely target outlined on screen; scenes shown from past GOP convention; historical footage shown of then presidential candidate George Wallace. [Emory University Merle BLACK, Clinton campaign adviser James CARVILLE, Republican strategist Eddie MAHE - comment on Duke.] Possibility that Duke will make a third party bid noted.

Reporter(s):
Engberg, Eric;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:40

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