GEORGE W BUSH ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL - PT. 2

This 1993 NAFTA kick-off starts with an introduction by Al Gore followed by a speech by President Clinton. At the conclusion of the Clinton speech President Clinton signs the NAFTA Side Agreements. After the signing, each of the former Presidents George H.W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, and Gerald Ford make remarks in support of NAFTA. VICE PRESIDENT GORE: Ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. We'd like to welcome all of you. President and Mrs. Ford, President and Mrs. Carter, President Bush, Mr. President, to the First Lady, to the Ambassador of Mexico, Mr. Montano, Ambassador Keegan of Canada, Ambassador Kantor. To the distinguished leaders of Congress here -- the Speaker of the House Tom Foley -- I got you all a little out of order, I apologize -- and to the Majority Leader, Senator Mitchell; to the Republican Leader, Senator Dole; the Minority Leader of the House Bob Michel; to all of the distinguished members of the House and Senate who are here. To the other members of our Cabinet -- of President Clinton's Cabinet who are here --Secretary Christopher, Secretary Bentsen, Secretary Espy, Secretary Reich, Secretary Riley, Secretary Browner, Secretary Babbitt, Attorney General Reno, OMB Director Panetta. And to all of the distinguished guests who are present. We deeply appreciate the demonstration of support for a treaty of such importance to the United States of America. If you're anything like me and my family, you're still kind of rubbing your eyes a little bit after yesterday's event, where the Prime Minister of Israel and the Chairman of the PLO were on the White House lawn. But that event has something in common with the event here this morning; something that was thought to be impossible, but good for our country and good for the world was made possible by a long series of commitments by presidents in both parties. There are some issues that transcend ideology. That is, the view is so uniform that it unites people in both parties. This means our country can pursue a bipartisan policy with continuity over the decades. That's how we won the Cold War. That's how we have promoted peace and reconciliation in the Middle East. And that's how the United States of America has promoted freer trade and bigger markets for our products and those of other nations throughout the world. NAFTA is such an issue. The presence of three former presidents, two Republicans and one Democrat, to join President Clinton here today on this stage, is evidence of our country's ability to support what is in our nation's best interest over the long term without respect to partisanship. Arthur Vandenberg, the Senator most identified with bipartisanship during and after World War II once wrote: Bipartisanship does not involve the remotest surrender of free debate in determining our position. On the contrary

United States President Ronald Reagan in Berlin, Germany. President Reagan addresses members of the Berlin Garrison at Berlin Tempelhof Airport. In his speech, he questions why the Berlin wall exists, and jokes that he will put that question into a bottle and "throw it over the wall." Later, he visits Checkpoint Charlie and then speaks to a crowd of civilians in German at the Schloss Charlottenburg. Officials and the crowd applaud as he proclaims, 'Berlin is still Berlin.' Air Force One lands at Andrews Air Force Base. President Reagan and his wife Nancy disembark from the aircraft. He shakes hands with Vice President George H. W. Bush. Location: Berlin Germany. Date: June 1982.

newsreel - no audio - U.S. President H.W. George Bush at Annenberg estate - Palm Springs, California - m/c Bush stands at podium on estate lawn & gives speech

PRESIDENT GEORGE H.W. BUSH AT PODIUM GIVING SPEECH

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

George Bush speech at local union 472 - Newark, NJ construction workers union - - black policeman, singing Star Spangled Banner Bush enters to cheering crowd, Governor Keane intros Bush, Bush talks to cheering crowd saying 4 more years

Pathe Pictures Presents <br/>SOUTH AFRICA'S ROYAL VISIT (reel 1) <br/>Commentator: Frank Gillard. Editor: George Grace. Sound Supervisor: W.S. Bland. Recordist: George Newberry. <br/> <br/>Reel 1. High angle shot of HMS Vanguard approaching Cape of South Africa. Narrator speaks of how this route has been followed by other explorers - Dias, Drake etc. Crew of Vanguard stand to attention whilst band plays. View of Table Mountain. Moving shot of the Vanguard. Crowds await. Royalty stand at the front of the ship flags are raised. King George VI, Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother) and the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret disembark from the boat. Various dignitaries salute and shake hands with the visitors. Narrator describes Capetown. <br/> <br/>Royal family is driven through the streets of Cape Town in an open topped car. Various shots of waving crowds and the moving car. Moving shot of a highly decorated building with a sign which reads: "Welcome - Welkom" Hundreds of people line the streets and balconies of buildings. Opening of Parliament. City Hall - crowds gathered to hear the King's speech. Government House. Home of Field Marshall Smuts. Nice family shot of the royals standing in the garden whilst Field Marshall Smuts films them with his cine camera. The house is the former home of Cecil Rhodes. The King and Queen walk in the garden. Newsreel cameramen grab some shots. <br/> <br/>Basutoland (?) Visiting tribes in remote areas of the Cape: A great number of tribesmen and people on horseback gather to greet the King. Vast cavalcade of horses and riders trotting through the dusty, rocky landscape. C/Us of various tribesmen on horseback. Royal couple are driven through the crowds in an open topped car. Queen Elizabeth sits under a parasol. <br/> <br/>Durban - military parade through the streets. Royal family stand on podium whilst military march past. Representatives of Durbans' ex servicemen and women march past. C/Us of some of the men as they walk past. <br/> <br/>Southern Rhodesia - Victoria Falls. Various shots of the royals looking at the views. C/Us of the falls. Zambezi River "eternally wears a rainbow for its diadem". <br/> <br/>C/U of Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret on horseback. They ride through the bush then go for a canter on sands of Bonza Bay (?) Kruger National Park - lion walks close by the car. The Princesses look at animal tracks. Various shots of wild animals in the park - zebras, antelope, hippopotamus. Queen Elizabeth takes some shots with her cine camera. <br/> <br/>Northern Rhodesia - men in traditional dress propel primitive canoes along a river. Tribesman at the front of the canoe chants as he rows. C/Us of the other canoeists. Chief of the Barotzi tribe - King Imrico (?) is brought by canoe to visit the British King. Drums are played as the Barotzi King arrives with a group of musicians. He bows before the King and Queen, they are seated on high thrones: "Ancient Africa salutes the presence of another civilisation." <br/> <br/>This is a duplicate copy. Please check for best quality <br/>Reel 1 is also on tape *PM1365* <br/>Reel 2 continues on this tape is also on tape *PM1367*

Shots inside television control room of President George W. Bush delivering speech to UN Security Council, shots of various screens showing heads of state listening, shots of director editing live broadcast.

George W. Bush speech

President of the United States George W. Bush delivers a speech.

HASs from high up inside UN Secretariat building of rows of parked black vehicles in rain (1:46). Shots on many video monitors inside editing room, of delegates, heads of state and foreign ministers arriving, security is very tight as they await President George W. Bush who is to address UN Security Council, shots of director at work on switcher (9:54). CS of Bush and UN Secreary-General Kofi Annan on screen giving press conference, shots of editor working inside control room (6:25). Shots of UN staff listening to speech on wide screen television inside conference room (2:29). Shots of UN staff listening on telivision screens to Kofi Annan delivering speech (16:30). Shot of UN staff inside cafeteria, listening on television to president of Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, delivering speech (0:50). More shots of TV screens inside control room, shots of Security Council waiting for Bush speech, shots of Bush delivering speech (6:35).

B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

BUSH VICTORY SPEECH.

Commentator: Frank Gillard. Editor: George Grace. Sound Supervisor: W.S. Bland. Recordist: George Newberry. <br/> <br/>Reel 1. High angle shot of HMS Vanguard approaching Cape of South Africa. Narrator speaks of how this route has been followed by other explorers - Dias (?), Drake etc. Crew of Vanguard stand to attention whilst band plays. View of Table Mountain. Moving shot of the Vanguard. Crowds await. Royalty stand at the front of the ship flags are raised. King George VI, Queen Elizabeth (the Queen mother) and the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret disembark from the boat. Various dignitaries salute and shake hands with the visitors. Narrator describes Capetown. <br/> <br/>Royal family is driven through the streets of Cape Town in an open topped car. Various shots of waving crowds and the moving car. Moving shot of a highly decorated building with a sign which reads: "Welcome - Welkom" Hundreds of people line the streets and balconies of buildings. Opening of Parliament. City Hall - crowds gathered to hear the King's speech. Government House. Home of Field Marshall Smuts. Nice family shot of the royals standing in the garden whilst Field Marshall Smuts films them with his cine camera. The house is the former home of Cecil Rhodes. The King and Queen walk in the garden. Newsreel cameramen grab some shots. Basutoland (?) <br/> <br/>Visiting tribes in remote areas of the Cape. A great number of people on horseback gather to greet the King. C/Us of various tribesmen on horseback. Royal couple are driven through the crowds in an open topped car. <br/> <br/>Queen Elizabeth sits under a parasol. Durban - military parade through the streets. Royal family stand on podium whilst military march past. Representatives of Durbans' ex servicemen and women march past. <br/> <br/>C/Us of some of the men as they walk past. Southern Rhodesia - Victoria Falls. Various shots of the royals looking at the views. C/Us of the falls. Zambesi River "eternally wears a rainbow for its diadem". C/U of Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret on horseback. They ride through the bush then go for a canter on sands of Bonza Bay (?) Kruger National Park - lion walks close by the car. <br/> <br/>The Princesses look at animal tracks. Various shots of wild animals in the park - zebras, antelope, hippopotamus. Queen Elizabeth takes some shots with her cine camera. <br/> <br/>Northern Rhodesia - men in traditional dress propel primitive canoes along a river. Tribesman at the front of the canoe chants as he rows. C/Us of the other canoeists. Chief of the Barotzi tribe - King Imrico (?) is brought to visit the British King. Drums are played as the Barotzi King arrives. He bows before the King and Queen, they are seated on high thrones: "Ancient Africa salutes the presence of another civilisation." <br/> <br/>Reel 2 is on tape *PM1367* (film id 1367.01). <br/> <br/>

Chinese President HuJinTao Visit

Soldiers watching President George W. Bush address to the Nation on Fox News Channel inside a tent. MWS, MCU, and CU of the TV and some soldiers as they were watching the speech and as they were leaving after it was over.

GEORGE W. BUSH SPEECH ABOUT THE FREE MARKET, GUEST WORKER PROGRAM

President Bush speaking at podium.