CBS Evening News - 1995-11-10
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[0:02] President Clinton, House Speaker
[0:03] Gingrich, and the threatened US
[0:05] government shutdown. Many Americans
[0:07] could lose their paychecks. Others have
[0:10] their home mortgage payments go up.
[0:12] Report just in from the front in Bosnia.
[0:15] The cold realities US forces will be up
[0:17] against. And a reality check. This phone
[0:21] bank for hire for simulating,
[0:23] manipulating, and manufacturing special
[0:26] interest lobbying that really works.
[0:33] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:36] Rather. Good evening. President Clinton
[0:39] and Republicans in Congress are heading
[0:41] closer to the budget abyss and the
[0:43] possibility of the first US government
[0:46] default on financial obligations in
[0:48] history. This as President Clinton made
[0:51] it clear again today that he will veto
[0:53] any stop gap spending legislation
[0:56] designed to keep the government up and
[0:57] running after Monday night's budget
[0:59] deadline if it includes Republican
[1:02] conditions he considers extreme and
[1:04] unfair. Republicans took the dare today
[1:08] and began sending the president veto
[1:10] bait. Rita Braver reports.
[1:13] The House today finished work on
[1:15] temporary bills to keep the government
[1:17] functioning for the next few weeks. But
[1:19] the president is vowing to veto the
[1:21] measures, even if it forces a partial
[1:23] government shutdown because he claims
[1:25] the bills, like the long-term Republican
[1:27] budget, will harm the country more.
[1:29] >> Republicans in Congress voted to raise
[1:31] Medicare premiums.
[1:33] They voted to cut education and to cut
[1:36] it deeply. and they voted to overturn
[1:39] three decades of bipartisan
[1:42] environmental safeguards.
[1:43] >> The Sen