Meet the Press (NBC) - 1996-03-31
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[0:06] But I thought maybe we should call the
[0:08] doctor. That's how we found a leave.
[0:11] Take it every 8 to 12 hours. Tylenol is
[0:13] not 8 to 12. Advil score to six. I have
[0:16] to take up to twice as many a day. She
[0:18] took a leave and that was that. She's a
[0:20] wonderful daughter.
[0:21] >> Thought I was feisty.
[0:23] >> A leave all day strong, all day long.
[0:26] Join Dave Celelesi. Weekday mornings for
[0:28] News Channel 8 weather
[0:31] from NBC News in Washington. This is
[0:34] Meet the Press with Tim Russard.
[0:38] Welcome again to Meet the Press. Our
[0:40] issues this Sunday morning. It's
[0:41] springtime in Bosnia. What fate now
[0:44] awaits the nearly 20,000 American men
[0:47] and women stationed there. We'll talk to
[0:49] the Secretary of Defense William Perry
[0:51] who is in Sievo this very morning. Then
[0:54] we'll turn homeward and talk
[0:55] presidential politics. It's Clinton
[0:57] versus Dole. But how will the race be
[0:59] complicated by Perau Nater and Buchanan?
[1:02] We'll talk to the chairman of the two
[1:04] major parties. For the Democrats,
[1:06] Senator Chris Dodd. For the Republicans,
[1:08] Haley Barber. And in our political
[1:10] roundt, some insights from three
[1:12] reporters who've traveled the country
[1:13] with the candidates. David Broer of the
[1:15] Washington Post and Gwen Eiffel and Lisa
[1:18] Meyers of NBC News. And in our Meet the
[1:21] Press minute, former Senator Ed Musky,
[1:23] the man from Maine, died this week at
[1:26] age 81. 28 years ago, he appeared on
[1:29] Meet the Press and spoke about his
[1:31] political convictions and his family.
[1:34] American troops in Bosnia, how are they
[1:36] doing? I spoke this morning with the
[1:38] Secretary of Defense from Sievo.