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Five years ago Thursday longtime Meet the Press moderator Tim Russert died of a heart attack at age 58. His untimely death was a great loss for NBC News. Senior Executive Producer of Meet the Press Betsy Fischer Martin, who worked closely with Tim for 17 years, shares some personal memories and reflections on the man behind the Moderator’s chair.
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Boehner: ‘I don’t think anyone quite understands’ how sequester gets resolved
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In an exclusive interview with NBC’s Meet The Press, House Speaker John Boehner says there is no easy way to stop the ‘sequester’ budget cuts that took effect Friday night.
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Former Secretary of State Colin Powell said on NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday that President Barack Obama’s nominee to be defense secretary, former Sen. Chuck Hagel, was “superbly qualified” and would be a strong advocate for Americans in uniform.
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In a Meet the Press interview, the president appears open to eliminating at least some of the scheduled automatic spending cuts if Republicans agree to tax increases for the wealthy.
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On NBC’s Meet the Press, National Rifle Association chief Wayne LaPierre on Sunday refused to support new gun control legislation and maintained his support for putting armed guards and police in schools in response to the Dec. 14 school shootings in Newtown, Conn.
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Ohio’s Republican governor said Sunday that private polls show Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney beating President Barack Obama in the all-important battleground state of Ohio just as auto industry politics assume a dominant role in the closing days of the campaign.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) predicted outright that Romney would win Ohio on “Meet the Press” and, with it, the presidential election — a overall contest which Kasich said wouldn’t be that close.
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David Gregory, Natalie Morales and Savannah Guthrie jamming to Blake Shelton on TODAY
Natalie got an earful (of whoopee cushion) today.
Jony Ive redesigns the NBC News logo.
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Our last set of shout outs were… magical.
Photo’s from New York! And the famous people I had the privilege to meet. They where all super nice, said hi and shook my hand (well Guy fist...
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