CBS Evening News - 2000-12-18 (audio sync problem)
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[0:00] the new from all of us at Coin 6 News.
[0:05] Election day again. There are 25 votes
[0:08] for George W. Bush for president of the
[0:10] United States as the electoral college
[0:13] makes it official. The president-elect
[0:17] goes to the center of Washington power.
[0:20] A CBS News exclusive. A one-on-one exit
[0:23] interview with the outgoing president.
[0:26] On Wall Street, the Dow soarses. We'll
[0:29] tell you why. And Eye on America looks
[0:32] in depth at Alzheimer's, the pain and
[0:35] the
[0:36] [Music]
[0:42] hope. This is the CBS Evening
[0:46] News with Dan Rather reporting tonight
[0:49] from Washington.
[0:51] Good evening from Capitol Hill. George
[0:53] Bush came here today for the first time
[0:55] as president-elect. It is ground zero as
[0:58] he breaks ground for his new
[1:00] administration and tries to build power
[1:02] in Congress. Toward that end, Bush met
[1:05] with congressional leaders of both
[1:06] parties and with the chairman of the
[1:08] Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan. Despite
[1:11] the reservations of Congressman about
[1:13] Bush's big tax cut plan, the talk for
[1:15] today at least was upbeat. Bush meets
[1:18] tomorrow with President Clinton. A short
[1:20] while ago, in a one-on-one exit
[1:22] interview for 60 Minutes 2, President
[1:24] Clinton told me the Bush presidency
[1:26] deserves quote a good start. First about
[1:29] Bush in Washington. CBS's John Roberts
[1:31] begins our coverage. John. Dan. When he
[1:34] meets with President Clinton tomorrow,
[1:35] President-elect Bush will bring to the
[1:37] White House his pledge to heal a divided
[1:40] nation. Meeting with congressional
[1:41] leaders earlier today, Mr. Bush's
[1:43] intentions were a little more pragmatic.
[1:47] The president-elect