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"Tim Russert, August 7, 2004
SYNOPSIS: Paul Krugman goes bravely into the heart of the storm and debates the unhinged Bill O'Reilly for a full and raucous hour. Please read the critiques from Media Matters and from Daily Howler regarding O'Reilly lies and blustering in his commentary on this show. Shut up! Cut his mic!
TIM RUSSERT: Good evening and welcome again. Tonight, two observers and commentators on the American political scene. Both have books that are must-reads for Americans who are interested in public affairs. Paul Krugman, "The Great Unraveling: Losing Our Way In The New Century"--he writes his column for The New York Times every Tuesday and Friday. Welcome.
Professor PAUL KRUGMAN ("The Great Unraveling"): Nice to be on.
RUSSERT: And, "Who's Looking Out for You?" by Bill O'Reilly of "The O'Reilly Factor" on FOX News Channel. Welcome.
Mr. BILL O'REILLY (FOX News, "The O'Reilly Factor"): Tim.
RUSSERT: Mr. Krugman, let me start with you. You have a simple premise in your book which says that George Bush is a radical. Why do you use a word like radical to describe the president?
Prof. KRUGMAN: Well, just look at the record, right? This is the first president in American history--in fact, first leader in any history, as far as I can tell--who cut taxes on the rich while fighting a war. This is a--they follow an extremely radical policy agenda. And if you look at the groups behind the administration, look at the think tanks, they make no bones about the fact that they want to roll us back to what we were before Franklin Roosevelt; that they want to get rid of these nasty things like Social Security and Medicare, privatize them. So, you know, this is a highly--this is a radical conservative movement. And just, you know, look at Tom DeLay, the most powerful man in Congress, who is certainly not somebody you'd call a moderate.
RUSSERT: Radical--fair word?
Mr. O'REILLY: You know, I think the Bush administration wants to impose a smaller gov"
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