Meet the Press (NBC) - 1995-12-17

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[0:00] been in Washington too long.

[0:03] >> Entertainment Weekly [music] calls Nixon

[0:05] the best movie of the year.

[0:06] >> You have everything you've ever wanted.

[0:09] Why can't you just enjoy it? [music]

[0:10] >> Joel Seagull of Good Morning America

[0:12] says Nixon's the one and so is Anthony

[0:15] Hopkins. One of the film's great

[0:17] performances. [music]

[0:18] >> A man doesn't cry. I don't cry. The

[0:21] fight. Oliver Stone has [music] made a

[0:23] great shattering movie.

[0:24] >> When do the rest of us stop paying off

[0:26] your debts?

[0:27] >> This [music] is Nixon's finish. Nixon,

[0:29] rated R. Starts December 20th.

[0:32] >> Sky 8, only on Northwest [music] News

[0:34] Channel 8.

[0:37] >> From NBC News in Washington, this is

[0:40] Meet the Press with Tim Russard. [music]

[0:44] Welcome again to Meet the Press. Our

[0:46] issues this Sunday morning, American

[0:48] troops in Bosnia, the government shuts

[0:51] down over Medicare and tax cuts and 63

[0:54] days, just 63 days to the New Hampshire

[0:57] primary. Our guest, first we'll go live

[1:00] to Bosnia where the weather is playing

[1:02] havoc with the US military mission.

[1:05] We'll hear from NBC's Tom Aspel in

[1:07] Tusla. Then we'll go live to Germany

[1:10] where we'll talk with the man who will

[1:11] command the 20,000 American troops in

[1:13] Bosnia, Army Major General Bill Nash.

[1:17] And we'll continue our discussion of

[1:18] Bosnia as well as the budget and

[1:21] presidential politics with the leader of

[1:23] the Republican party and wouldbe

[1:25] president, Senator Bob Dole. And in our

[1:28] political roundt, we'll be joined by two

[1:30] authors who have looked deeply into the

[1:32] hearts and minds and characters of the

[1:35] two leading presidential

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