Meet the Press (NBC) - 1995-10-22
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[0:01] have to tell you what a hassle it is
[0:03] driving all over [music] town to shop
[0:04] for a car. At Thomasson, you can stroll
[0:06] through six dealerships, all on one
[0:09] street, Mclofflin Boulevard. If you
[0:11] don't come see me today, I can't save
[0:13] you any money.
[0:18] >> Can you believe the Republicans are
[0:19] cutting [music] Medicare?
[0:20] >> Sounds scary, but it's not true. Hi, I'm
[0:24] [music] Dr. Bill Frist. I'm a surgeon
[0:26] and a US Senator. Republicans have a
[0:28] plan that saves [music] Medicare from
[0:30] bankruptcy. It increases spending by
[0:32] nearly $2,000 per senior. No cuts in
[0:36] [music] benefits, but there are cuts in
[0:37] waste and fraud, and it gives patients
[0:40] more choices. So, forget the scare
[0:42] [music] tactics. Call today for the
[0:44] truth about Medicare.
[0:48] >> Sky 8, only on Northwest [music] News
[0:50] Channel 8.
[0:53] From NBC News in Washington, this is
[0:56] Meet the Press with Tim [music] Russard.
[1:00] >> Welcome again to Meet the Press. Our
[1:02] issues this Sunday morning are 20,000
[1:04] American troops heading to Bosnia. Will
[1:07] Congress approve those questions and
[1:09] more for our guest, the Secretary of
[1:11] Defense, William Perry. Then we'll find
[1:14] out how Congress feels about all this.
[1:16] And we'll talk some politics with a very
[1:18] important member of the US Senate, Sam
[1:20] Nun of Georgia. And in our political
[1:22] roundt, thoughts on the million man
[1:24] march. One week later, presidential
[1:27] flips and flops on taxes and budget and
[1:30] the future of this man, presidential
[1:32] candidate Coen Powell will be joined by
[1:35] three Pulitzer Prizewinning columnists
[1:37] for the Washington Post, David Broer,
[1:39] William