World News Tonight (ABC) (Eastern) - 1995-11-27
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[0:01] [music]
[0:04] >> President Clinton tries to convince the
[0:06] nation American troops belong in Bosnia.
[0:10] >> We must not and we will not turn our
[0:11] backs on peace.
[0:13] >> What finally convinced the US military
[0:15] they could get the job done.
[0:17] >> [music]
[0:17] >> What's your favorite food here, Jack?
[0:19] >> And how a make-believe world makes it
[0:21] possible to cope with reality. Life on
[0:25] easy street.
[0:28] >> From ABC, [music] this is World News
[0:31] Tonight with Peter Jennings.
[0:33] >> Sitting in tonight, Forrest Sawyer.
[0:35] >> Good evening. [music] Tonight, President
[0:36] Clinton sets the stage for what is
[0:37] certain to be a national debate over the
[0:39] wisdom of sending 20,000 American troops
[0:42] into Bosnia. The president will address
[0:44] the nation at 8:00 Eastern time to
[0:46] explain why he believes the US-brokered
[0:49] peace agreement presents the best
[0:50] opportunity to end the fighting and why
[0:53] Americans are needed to implement the
[0:55] agreement. With critics already voicing
[0:57] strong opposition, this may be the most
[1:00] critical test the Clinton administration
[1:02] has yet faced. We begin our reports with
[1:04] Brit Hume at the White House.
[1:07] >> The president acted confident today that
[1:09] as he put it, the public would respond
[1:11] to the argument he will make tonight
[1:13] that the US-brokered Bosnia peace
[1:15] agreement needs and deserves US military
[1:18] support.
[1:19] >> We have a responsibility to see this
[1:20] achievement through.
[1:22] That is who we are as a people. That is
[1:24] what we stand for as a nation.
[1:27] The people of Bosnia, the children of
[1:28] Bosnia have suffered unspeakable
[1:31] atrocities.
[1:32] We must not and we will not t