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Campaign 2012 / Obama vs. Romney / Immigration #1024921

CBS Evening News for Friday, Jun 22, 2012
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(Studio: Scott Pelley) Gallup Poll showing President Obama leading over rival Mitt Romney among Hispanic voters cited.

(Lake Buena Vista, Florida: Dean Reynolds) Obama’s trip to Florida to speak to a Latino group reviewed. [OBAMA – speaks Spanish; criticizes Romney and Congress on the Dream Act; comments on his announcement last week about relief from deportation.] [In 2008, OBAMA – says we need to bring people out of the shadows.]

(Studio: Scott Pelley; Washington: John Dickerson) Romney’s hosting of a weekend retreat in Park City, Utah for campaign donors and top Republicans, including Karl Rove, Representative Paul Ryan and Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell††, and the spending in this presidential election discussed.

Reporter(s):
Pelley, Scott;
Reynolds, Dean;
Dickerson, John
Duration:
00:04:20

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