NBC Nightly News - 1999-11-21
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[0:00] [Music]
[0:03] thanks for watching news Channel 8
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[0:07] Oregon's best newscast News Channel 8
[0:10] with the news comes
[0:17] first the Republican race for president
[0:20] the front runner speaks out on policies
[0:23] politics and rumors if someone had was
[0:25] willing to go public with information
[0:26] that was damaging you'd have heard about
[0:29] it by now
[0:30] China makes history with an unmanned
[0:32] spacecraft into Earth orbit only the
[0:35] third Nation to accomplish
[0:37] that and the search for the truth in
[0:39] Tulsa about a race riot kept secret for
[0:42] decades White Community by and large is
[0:46] it is
[0:47] still uh in in a period of
[0:53] denial from NBC News world headquarters
[0:56] in New York this is NBC news reported by
[1:01] John Sean thaler good evening everyone
[1:04] we begin tonight with presidential
[1:06] politics and the candidate who so far
[1:08] appears to be out in front of everyone
[1:10] else Texas governor George W bush he's
[1:13] raised more money than any candidate in
[1:15] either party and became the front runner
[1:17] among Republican candidates even before
[1:19] he fully outlined his political platform
[1:22] today in an hourlong interview on NBC's
[1:24] Meet the Press he filled in some of the
[1:26] blanks here's NBC's John
[1:28] Palmer was the first appearance by the
[1:31] Texas governor on a Sunday interview
[1:33] program since he declared for President
[1:35] Bush said preserving Social Security
[1:38] would be one of his top priorities and
[1:40] he said he would allow people to invest
[1:42] part of their Social Security payments
[1:44] in private accounts the government
[1:46] investment up to now has lagged way
[1:48] behind real growth and