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Campaign 2004 / Clark Interview / Dean #747810

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Feb 05, 2004
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) Announcement that Representative Richard Gephardt will endorse presidential candidate Senator John Kerry noted. [In taped interview, from Knoxville, Tennessee, Gen. Wesley CLARK - defends his candidacy; comments on President Bush's "astounding admission" that he would have gone into Iraq even knowing there were no weapons of mass destruction; states this administration has not levelled with the people, that the intelligence was nuanced & there was no imminent threat so the intelligence did not justify the action; says we did not finish the job against Al Qaeda & Osama bin Laden†† because of the focus on Iraq.]

(Studio: Aaron Brown) Howard Dean's last-bid gambit for a win in Wisconsin outlined.

(Studio: Jeff Greenfield) The implosion of Dean's campaign examined; various campaign scenes shown. [On "Meet the Press," DEAN - jokes "how the mighty have fallen."] The point that Dean's lead was not that big after all, that he made several mistakes & opponents Senators John Kerry & John Edwards got better noted. The initial poll numbers out of Wisconsin & how Dean could salvage his campaign discussed.

Reporter(s):
Brown, Aaron;
Greenfield, Jeff
Duration:
00:10:40

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