Meet the Press (NBC) - 1996-05-26

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[0:00] The best JOBS IN THE WORLD. NEXT, Oprah

[0:05] >> from NBC News in Washington. This is

[0:08] Meet the Press with Tim Russard.

[0:14] Welcome again to Meet the Press. Our

[0:15] issue this Sunday morning, the race for

[0:17] the White House. Is a big tax cut the

[0:20] best way to spur the economy? If so,

[0:22] what kind? How much? And at what cost to

[0:25] Medicare, education, or defense? Our

[0:28] guest, two very smart men with two very

[0:31] different views. The magazine publisher

[0:33] who spent $37 million running for

[0:36] president, Mr. Flat Tax, Steve Forbes,

[0:39] and the basketball great who's leaving

[0:40] the US said it after 18 years, Bill

[0:43] Bradley of New Jersey. Republican Steve

[0:46] Forbes versus Democrat Bill Bradley. A

[0:48] debate over our economic future. And in

[0:50] our political roundt, Bill Clinton and

[0:53] Bob Dole battle on.

[0:55] I am always a little skeptical when

[0:57] politicians piously proclaim their

[1:00] morality.

[1:01] >> But too often, as I've found out many,

[1:03] many times, President Clinton's

[1:04] statements are like the tornadoes in the

[1:06] movie Twister.

[1:08] It looks like a lot is happening, but in

[1:10] reality, it's all just special effects.

[1:12] The candidates maneuver on welfare,

[1:14] abortion, and character. Who's telling

[1:16] the truth? We'll sort it out with three

[1:18] journalists on the front line. In our

[1:20] Meet the Press Minute, a Republican

[1:23] complaining about a Democratic

[1:24] presidential candidate co-opting his

[1:26] ideas, Ronald Reagan from 28 years ago.

[1:30] And joining us now, Steve Forbes, Bill

[1:32] Bradley. Gentlemen,

[1:33] >> is this is this a preview of the year

[1:35] 2000?

[1:36] >> Presidential debate.

[1:37] >> Well, that that'll depend on

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