In Depth (Campaign 2004) | Vanderbilt Television News Archive

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In Depth (Campaign 2004) #747473

NBC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 01, 2004
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Map shown of the states holding primaries & caucuses on February 3.

(Roseville, Michigan: Ron Allen) The campaigning by presidential candidates Howard Dean & Senator John Kerry featured; details given about special interests; scenes shown of former Vice President Al Gore campaigning in Michigan for Dean. [DEAN - comments on Kerry's financing habits.] [Center for Responsive Politics Steve WEISS†- talks about politicians & special interests.] [Michigan political analyst Ed SARPOLUS†- says Michigan is one of Dean's last stands.]

(Phoenix: Carl Quintanilla) Kerry's campaign featured; scenes shown of Teresa Heinz Kerry campaigning in Arizona. [Kerry SUPPORTER, New Mexico Governor Bill RICHARDSON†- talk about the Kerry campaign.] [Former Clinton Arizona campaign manager Bob GROSSFELD‡- says Kerry's support is thin; notes it takes just one mistake....] [VOTER - comments.]

Reporter(s):: Seigenthaler, John;; Allen, Ron;; Quintanilla, Carl
Duration:: 00:04:00

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