Meet the Press (NBC) - 1995-11-05
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[0:01] The places rope the bulls. Saturday at
[0:03] 5:30 on News Channel 8
[0:07] from NBC News in Washington. This is
[0:10] Meet the Press with Tim Russard.
[0:14] Welcome again to Meet the Press. Today
[0:16] celebrating our 48th year on the air and
[0:18] this is a special edition. First, we'll
[0:21] go to Israel for the very latest on the
[0:22] assassination of Prime Minister Yitsak
[0:24] Rabbine. NBC's Martin Fletcher will tell
[0:27] us about a nation filled with sadness
[0:29] and anger.
[0:36] >> Then we'll be joined by Israeli
[0:37] ambassador to the United Statesmar
[0:39] Rabanovich. And NBC's Andrea Mitchell
[0:41] will brief us on the diplomatic and
[0:43] political fallout. Then we'll turn to
[0:45] Medicare, taxes, and presidential
[0:47] politics. We'll be joined by two
[0:49] senators, one Republican, one Democrat,
[0:51] one conservative, one liberal. First,
[0:54] he's represented Kansas and Congress for
[0:56] 34 years. He started appearing on Meet
[0:57] the Press in 1972. Now, the majority
[1:00] leader, Republican candidate for
[1:02] president, Bob Dole. Then the senator
[1:04] who's represented Massachusetts for 33
[1:06] years. He first appeared on Meet the
[1:08] Press in 1962. The third of three
[1:11] brothers to serve in the Senate. He's
[1:12] been an outspoken critic against the
[1:14] contract for America, Ted Kennedy. And
[1:16] in our Meet the Press minute, less than
[1:18] two years ago, we interviewed Yitz
[1:20] Rabbine on this program.
[1:23] I would like to bring about the change.
[1:26] >> He spoke about peace. Now for the very
[1:28] latest from Israel, we spoke to NBC's
[1:30] Martin Fletcher.
[1:33] Martin, how are Israelis reacting to the
[1:36] fact for the first time in history a
[1:37] gunman penetrated securit