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Decision 2012 / Obama vs. Romney #1033666

NBC Evening News for Monday, Oct 22, 2012
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(Studio: Brian Williams) The final debate between presidential candidates President Obama and Mitt Romney introduced; new poll numbers cited.

(Boca Raton, Florida: Chuck Todd) Tonight’s debate focusing on foreign policy previewed; scenes shown of Obama arriving in Florida, Romney touring the debate hall at Lynn University and Romney questioning Obama about the Libya consulate attack during the second debate; more poll findings cited; details given about the challenge for Romney to differentiate himself from former President George Bush and how Obama will point out his foreign policy successes. [Senator Lindsey GRAHAM†- says Romney should learn from Bush’s and Obama’s mistakes.]

(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(Boca Raton, Florida: Andrea Mitchell) What to look for in the debate, including a softening of Romney’s position on Iran and both candidates talking about China, previewed.

(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(Washington: Richard Engel) The pressing issue of Syria, which is spreading to other countries, including Lebanon and Jordan, featured.

(Studio: Brian Williams, David Gregory) The closeness of this race and the challenge for Romney in this debate discussed.

(Studio: Brian Williams) NBC coverage of the debate noted.

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Todd, Chuck;
Mitchell, Andrea;
Engel, Richard;
David, Brian Williams,
Duration:
00:07:10

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