Meet the Press (NBC) - 1999-11-28

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[0:00] C News

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[0:13] >> From NBC News in Washington, this is

[0:16] Meet the Press with Tim Russert.

[0:21] our issues this Sunday. Should we engage

[0:24] China with open and lucrative trade or

[0:27] isolate China until they stop oppressing

[0:30] their people? With us, the son of the

[0:32] legendary mayor of Chicago, Richard

[0:34] Daly, the Secretary of Commerce, William

[0:37] Dailyaly, and the Republican turned

[0:40] reform party candidate for president,

[0:42] Pat Buchanan.

[0:44] Bill Daly versus Pat Buchanan, a debate

[0:48] over trade with China. Then Hillary

[0:50] Clinton says she's in the race.

[0:52] >> So the answer is yes. I intend to

[0:56] >> bring on New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.

[0:59] >> The feeling is that she represents a

[1:02] fairly left-wing form of of of uh

[1:06] Democratic philosophy. with us. Friend

[1:08] and adviser to the first lady, Mandy

[1:10] Grunwald, friend and adviser to the

[1:13] mayor, Bruce Titlebound. And in our

[1:16] roundt, what's at stake in the Hillary

[1:18] versus Rudy race? George W. mixes it up

[1:22] with Steve Forbes in Iowa and John

[1:25] McCain in New Hampshire. And the Al Gore

[1:28] versus Bill Bradley campaign turns a bit

[1:31] more combative. We'll sort it all out

[1:34] with the political odd couple. Democrat

[1:37] James Carba and Republican Mary Meline.

[1:44] >> But first, China. Despite protests from

[1:46] human rights, labor, and environmental

[1:48] groups, the Clinton administration wants

[1:50] full and open trade with China. The

[1:52] Secretary of Commerce, Bill Daly, thinks

[1:54] th

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