CNN Morning News - 1995-11-17 (partial)
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[0:28] >> tonight, Larry King gathers all the
[0:30] Republican presidential candidates for
[0:32] an open forum to discuss the issues
[0:34] facing America. A Campaign 96 2-hour
[0:37] special Larry King Live tonight, 9
[0:40] Eastern on CNN.
[0:51] All right, coming up on 23 after the
[0:53] hour, stage is all ready, but what about
[0:55] the performers? Yeah, it might be a
[0:56] little bit of a problem there.
[0:57] Republican presidential hopefuls are
[0:59] gathering in Florida for tonight's
[1:01] debate, but some familiar faces may not
[1:03] be able to be on hand. Charles Beerbower
[1:05] explains why in today's Inside Politics
[1:07] Extra. Charles,
[1:08] >> morning, Charles.
[1:09] >> Morning, Donna. Leon. Yes. What if they
[1:10] threw a straw poll and nobody came?
[1:12] That's part of the problem. As several
[1:14] thousand Florida Republicans converge on
[1:16] Orlando for the start of what's called
[1:18] Presidency 3, it's unlikely they'll be
[1:20] joined by the full slate of GOP
[1:22] presidential candidates. Bob Dole, the
[1:24] Republican front runner, will not be
[1:26] there for tonight's debate because of
[1:28] the budget battle here. Dole may not
[1:30] even join the other lawmaker candidates
[1:32] in a satellite hookup, and that's a
[1:34] disappointment for event organizer Jeb
[1:36] Bush.
[1:37] >> I