World News Tonight (ABC) - 1993-08-07
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[0:01] World News, Saturday. Here's Jed Rowe.
[0:05] >> Good evening. Fresh from his narrow
[0:06] budget victory, President Clinton today
[0:08] promised more budget cuts in the months
[0:10] ahead. In his weekly radio address, Mr.
[0:13] Clinton said the work is far from
[0:15] finished. He plans to sign the budget
[0:16] bill on Tuesday in a special ceremony.
[0:19] However sweet the victory, a squeaker it
[0:21] was. And as ABC's Sheila Cast reports
[0:24] now, the President still must struggle
[0:26] to overcome deep political divisions.
[0:29] >> For President Clinton, today was time to
[0:31] relax, savor his narrow budget victory,
[0:34] and reach out to the Republicans who
[0:36] very nearly defeated him.
[0:38] >> It's time for all of us to stand
[0:39] together.
[0:40] >> Last night he held the budget as the
[0:42] first step in getting America's
[0:43] financial affairs under control.
[0:46] >> The days of endless gridlock, rising
[0:48] deficits, and trickle-down economics are
[0:51] over.
[0:52] >> His squeaker win in the Senate came
[0:53] after the second legislative cliffhanger
[0:55] in 2 days, when the last uncommitted
[0:58] senator, Democrat Bob Kerrey of
[1:00] Nebraska, grimly announced he would side
[1:03] with the President.
[1:04] >> I could not and should not cast a vote
[1:06] that brings down your presidency.
[1:08] >> And when Vice President Gore broke the
[1:10] resulting 50-50 deadlock.
[1:12] >> The conference report on the President's
[1:14] economic plan is passed.
[1:16] >> President
[1:20] >> There will be order in the gallery.
[1:22] >> Within minutes, both sides were
[1:23] assessing what will follow.
[1:25] >> There will be more spending cuts.
[1:27] There should be more spending cuts.
[1:30] We hope to be players.
[1:31] >> The first tes