Washington Week Show - # 4313
Washington Week Show - # 4313
Washington Week Show # 4313 - Crowded Stage (Democratic Debate), Recall Rivals (California Recall), International Debate. Host Gwen Ifill, guests include Gloria Borger, David Broder, Michael Duffy, Barbara Slavin.
Washington Week Show - # 4313
Composite footage (unclean) with Washington Week title and text : Footage from the Democratic Debate, Wesley Clark shaking hands with people, John Kerry shaking hands with people, Howard Dean shaking hands with people, Arnold Schwarzenegger talking on stage, California Governors debate, President George W. Bush at the United Nations, Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice (wearing headphones) at United Nations, President Bush shaking hands with Kofi Annan, Jacques Chirac.
Washington Week Show - # 4313
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Washington Week Show - # 4313
Democratic Presidential Candidate Wesley Clark stating "I am pro-choice, I am pro affirmative action, I'm pro environment, I'm pro health, I believe the United States should engage with allies, we should be a good player in the International community and we should use force only as a last resort. That's why I'm proud to be a democrat." Gloria Borger leads a discussion regarding the Democractic debate.
Washington Week Show - # 4313
CA Gubernatorial Candidate - (R.) Arnold Schwarzenegger at debate says "The politicians keep making a mistake, they keep spending and spending, and spending and then when they realize that they made a mistake and they've spent money they don't even have, then they go out and they go tax, tax, tax." David Broder leads the discussion on the Republican side of the debate for Govenor of California.
Washington Week Show - # 4313
President George W. Bush speaking at the United Nations "Our actions in Afghanistan and Iraq were supported by many governments and America's grateful to each one. I also recognize that some of the sovereign nations of this assembly disagreed with our actions, yet there was and there remains unity among us on the fundamental principals and objectives of the United Nations." French President Jacques Chirac counters President Bush at the United Nations (spoken by a translator) "United Nations has just weathered one of its most serious trials in its history, respect for the charter, the use of force were at the heart of the debate. The war which was started without the authorization of the Security Council has shaken the multi-natural system." Michael Duffy details the difficulties President Bush is facing abroad and at home with regards to the ongoing wars, the money needed to rebuild, and the troops needed to maintain a presence there. Barbara Slavin discusses the perspectives from the French side of the arguement with regards to the war in Iraq.
Washington Week Show - # 4313
Gwen Ifill signs off