Nightline (ABC) - 2008-10-10
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[0:01] When the candidates debate, there's no
[0:03] debating who Americans turn to. ABC
[0:05] News, the best political team. No wonder
[0:08] ABC was the most watched network for
[0:10] both presidential debates and the VP
[0:12] debate. The most watched network for all
[0:14] the debates, period. So, where will
[0:17] Americans turn for the final debate,
[0:19] ABC, this Wednesday night?
[0:24] >> Night Line continues from New York City
[0:27] with Terry Moran.
[0:29] The financial crisis has taken center
[0:32] stage in this the home stretch in the
[0:34] presidential election, but the
[0:35] candidates's approaches have been in
[0:37] stark contrast. Barack Obama riding the
[0:40] momentum on this issue so far has tried
[0:42] to show a steady hand. Now, John McCain,
[0:45] well, he's gone on the attack and his
[0:46] supporters have taken the queue with a
[0:48] vengeance. But today, that dynamic
[0:51] between McCain and his angry crowds took
[0:54] a dramatic turn. As David Wright reports
[0:57] in tonight's trail mix
[1:00] out on the campaign trail,
[1:02] >> we meet at a moment of great uncertainty
[1:05] for America.
[1:06] >> There's no changing the subject now.
[1:09] >> We're in the greatest financial crisis
[1:11] in our lifetime.
[1:13] >> One issue is front and center, but two
[1:15] very different approaches. Barack Obama
[1:18] is trying to project calm in the storm.
[1:22] >> So now is not the time for fear. Now is
[1:25] not the time for panic. Now is not the
[1:28] time to turn Americans against each
[1:31] other. Now is the time for resolve and
[1:33] steady leadership.
[1:34] >> John McCain is all about urgency.
[1:38] >> The q