Campaign '92: The Bush Years (Foreign Policy) | Vanderbilt Television News Archive

Campaign '92: The Bush Years (Foreign Policy) #340948

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Jan 23, 1992
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(Studio: Connie Chung) Report introduced.

(White House: Bill Plante) President Bush's effectiveness re: foreign policy featured; scenes shown of him in various countries; representative photos shown of the collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe, United States war in Panama, Middle East peace talks, dissolution of the USSR , and the Persian Gulf war. ["Foreign Affairs" editor William HYLAND - praises Bush.] [Former Bush chief of staff Craig FULLER - explains why Bush likes foreign policy.] Bush's shortcomings in foreign policy noted. [Council on Foreign Relations Michael MANDELBAUM - comments on Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, Bush's trip to Japan.] Shift in world emphasis from military to economic strength noted; scenes shown of Bush's trip to Japan.

Reporter(s):: Chung, Connie;; Plante, Bill
Duration:: 00:02:40

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