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Campaign 2012 / Obama vs. Romney #1032101

NBC Evening News for Sunday, Oct 07, 2012
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(Studio: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(Beloit, Wisconsin: Ron Mott) The presidential election campaign by Mitt Romney and vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan featured. [In Florida, ROMNEY - says we don't want four more years; promises jobs, jobs.] [Republican Newt GINGRICH - comments on the debate.] [President OBAMA - talks about the unemployment level.] [On "This Week," Romney campaign adviser Ed GILLESPIE†; Senator Kelly AYOTTE†- respond on unemployment.]

(Los Angeles: Kristen Welker) Obama's campaigning after a sub-par debate performance featured; anti-Romney ad and Big Bird on "Saturday Night Live" shown. [OBAMA - says he is not a perfect president.] [ROMNEY - comments on the debate and Big Bird.] [On "This Week," former White House press secretary Robert GIBBS†- criticizes Romney.] [On "Face the Nation," Obama campaign strategist David AXELROD†- comments on the debate performances.] Vice President Joe Biden's preparation for this week's debate noted.

(Studio: Lester Holt; Washington: Chuck Todd) What the Obama campaign and the Romney campaign are emphasizing for the coming days discussed.

Reporter(s):
Holt, Lester;
Mott, Ron;
Welker, Kristen;
Todd, Chuck
Duration:
00:05:30

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