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Campaign '92 / Bush vs. Clinton #588940

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Sep 08, 1992
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(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Report introduced.

(Studio: Andrea Mitchell) Campaigning by Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton on the economic issue featured; scenes shown; details given of his five-year plan to restore jobs. [In Connecticut, CLINTON - comments on his plan and how to pay for it.] [Clinton aide Paul BEGALA - raises the trust issue.] [Vice President Dan QUAYLE - raises Clinton's draft record.]

(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Report introduced.

(White House: John Cochran) Power politics from President Bush, who today asked Congress for billions for the victims of Hurricane Andrew, featured. [BUSH - comments.] Bush's recent dispersal of funds to farmers and reversing the policy of selling planes to Taiwan and Saudi Arabia noted. [Before B'nai B'rith, BUSH - comments on Saudi sales.] [B'nai B'rith Michael NEIDITCH, Susan PORTNOFF, Ken FRIEDMAN - talk about Bush's pitch to Jewish voters.]

Reporter(s):: Brokaw, Tom;; Cochran, John;; Mitchell, Andrea
Duration:: 00:04:50

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