Meet the Press (NBC) - 1995-10-15

Name: Meet the Press (NBC) - 1995-10-15
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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] Without

[0:01] these new costs on the elderly, that's

[0:03] the president's plan. Cut waste, control

[0:06] costs, save Medicare, balance the

[0:08] budget. The right choice for our

[0:10] families.

[0:12] Right now, Fred Meyer is offering an

[0:14] easier way to get a rebate.

[0:16] >> What? $3 or $4?

[0:17] >> Actually, over $100.

[0:19] >> What?

[0:20] >> Just pick up a Fred [music] Meyer

[0:21] cashback ad. You'll find 58 items

[0:23] offering rebates

[0:24] >> and then fill out 58 forms, right?

[0:27] >> Nope. Just save [music] your receipts,

[0:28] fill out one form, and send it all to

[0:30] one place. You'll get a cashback check

[0:32] good at any Fred Meyer [music] store for

[0:34] cash or merchandise.

[0:35] >> H well, why doesn't everyone do rebates

[0:37] like that?

[0:37] >> Good question. [music] One-stop rebates

[0:39] with cash back. You'll find it at Fred

[0:41] Meyer.

[0:42] >> A duet from Disney's Pocahontas [music]

[0:44] on the next live.

[0:48] >> From NBC News in Washington, this is

[0:51] Meet the Press with Tim Russert.

[0:55] >> Welcome again to Meet the Press. Our

[0:57] issues this Sunday morning, the future

[0:58] of black America, jobs, poverty, crime,

[1:01] welfare, out of wetlock burst, the

[1:03] racial divide after the OJ Simpson

[1:05] verdict, and more. We'll talk with four

[1:07] black men from different walks of life.

[1:09] from the civil rights movement and

[1:11] presidential politics, the Reverend

[1:12] Jesse Jackson. Perhaps the most famous

[1:14] criminal lawyer in America today, Johnny

[1:17] Cochran, former civil rights worker

[1:19] turned conservative writer and activist,

[1:20] Robert Woodson, and the first black

[1:22] Republican elected to the House of

[1:24] Representatives in a half century, Gary

[1:26] Franks of Connecticut, Jac