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I am jim lehrer and i will be the moderator for this event. It is taking place in st. Louis, missouri. Three journalists will be asking questions to want. John masic of the boston clobe, ann compton and sandra van oker. We will follow a format agreed to by representatives of the clipton and bush campaigns. It contains no restrictions on the content or subject matter of the questions. Each candidate will have up to two minutes for a closing statement. The first question goes to mr. Perot. He will have two minutes to answer followed by rebuttals of one minute each by president clinton and then president bush. Gentlemen, good evening. The first topic tonight is what separates each of you from the other . Mr. Perot, what do you believe tonight is the single most important separating issue of this is . Campaign . The principle issue that separates me is that people came together on their own and put me on the ballot. I was not put on the ballot by either to have two parties. By any foreign
New at ten tonightthe gloves are off donald trump and Hillary Clinton take center stage nur at 10 00, the gloves are off. Donald trump and Hillary Clinton take stage. We have live reports. Let us start with charles benson. One down, two to go in president ial debates. They talked about jobs and the economy, Hillary Clinton and donald trump strongly disagree on how to fix it. Trump says tax cuts and tougher and better trade policies; clinton wants to raise taxes on the wealthy and corporations and a 15 mine would create 10 million jobs, and yours would lose us 3. 5 million jobs. You are going to approve one of the biggest tax cuts in history tax increases in history, you are going to drive business out. Reporter lets put this into perspective. What do wisconsin voters think . A recent poll shows a slight majority support a 15 percent minimum wage. Lets move on to the next topic. Recent hot topic across the country. Trump defended the stop and frisk policy, saying it works for police in
Candidate ross perot, governor bill clinton, the democratic not democratic nominee, and george bush, the republican nominee. I will be the moderator for this 90 minute event, which is taking place before naughty ands here in the f let a complex on the campus of Washington University in st. Louis, missouri. Three journalists will be asking questions. They are john of the boston globe, and competition an of abc news, and sander van ocher andcompton of abc news, sander that contains no restrictions on the content or subject matter of the questions. Up toandidate will have two minutes for a closing statement. The order of those as well as the questioning was determined by a drawing. The first question goes to mr. Perot. He will have two minutes to answer to be followed by a rebuttals of one minute each by governor clinton and then president bush. Good evening. The first topic tonight is what separates each of you from the other . Perot, what do you believe tonight is the single most import
Campus of Washington University in st. Louis, missouri. Three journalists will be asking questions tonight. They are john mashek of the boston globe, ann compton of abc news, and sander vanocur, a freelance journalist. We will follow a format agreed to by representatives of the clinton and bush campaigns. That agreement contains no restrictions on the content or subject matter of the questions. Each candidate will have up to two minutes for a closing statement. The order of those, as well as the questioning, was determined by a drawing. The first question goes to mr. Perot. He will have two minutes to answer, to be followed by rebuttals of one minute each from governor clinton and then president bush. Gentlemen, good evening. The first topic tonight is what separates each of you from the other. Mr. Perot, what do you believe tonight is the single most important separating issue of this campaign . Perot i think the principal that separates me is that 5 and a half Million People came tog