Box 87

Richard K. Armey and David E. Bonior discussed the upcoming Congress and George W. Bush as president.

Discussion of George W. Bush as new president and whether Congress could be bipartisan. Remarks by Richard K. Armey and Martin Frost.

Remarks by Richard K. Armey on bipartisanship and agenda for new Congress.

Discussion of John Breaux (moderate Democrat) as possible for the George W. Bush cabinet, reaching across the aisle, remarks by Richard K. Armey on bipartisanship, role of moderates, and the new Congress.

Miscellaneous, including George W. Bush and meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus, nomination of John Ashcroft as attorney general, energy, and remarks by Richard K. Armey on tax cuts.

Remarks by Richard K. Armey on miscellaneous topics. Viewer call-in.

Remarks by Richard K. Armey on Bill Clinton's last State of the Union address to be delivered later that day; also questions and answers on miscellaneous topics.

Discussion of crime in housing projects; noted that Bill Clinton administration wanted to sue gun manufacturers to reduce crime, but people in the projects said that this would not stop crime. Noted that by destroying the gun manufacturer, Clinton administration was destroying the Second Amendment.

Called for support of the Fairness in Asbestos Abatement Compensation Act. Peter referred to Peter Angelos, billionaire asbestos lawyer.

Called for support of the Fairness in Asbestos Abatement Compensation Act. Supremes referred to the Supreme Court.