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Interview: Thompson and Dodd #438414

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Mar 14, 2001
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(Washington: Wolf Blitzer) Live interview held with Senators Fred Thompson and Christopher Dodd on tax cuts and various positions taken by President Bush's administration. [THOMPSON - says a tax cut would stimulate economic growth; defends privatizing Social Security; says Bush has responded to an energy crisis.] [DODD - says the tax cut is based on projected surpluses; calls for a cautious tax cut without gimmicks like triggers; recalls Bush's promises to contain air pollution emissions that he is now reversing.] [Earlier today, BUSH - talks about the Social Security system; talks about the need for energy sources.] "Los Angeles Times" editorial saying Bush has caved in to the coal industry quoted.

Reporter(s):
Blitzer, Wolf
Duration:
00:06:50

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