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HOME NEWS SUMMARY U.S. POLITICS WORLD BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE HEALTH&LIVING TRAVEL ESPN SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT WEATHER.com REFERENCE LOCAL ABCNEWS ON TV      World News      GMA      20/20      Nightline      This Week      Overnight      Weekend      Specials      ABC News Store SPECIAL SERVICES Shopping Guide Home Buying Homework Help SEARCH ABC.com THE CENTURY EMAIL     ABCNEWS.com SEND PAGE TO     A FRIEND TOOLS AND     HELPERS		This Week   T O D A Y ' S  L I V E  E V E N T S BOARDS: This Week: Roundtable discussion  LIVE NOW BOARDS: ABC2000: Share plans, hopes, fears  LIVE NOW SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10 No Apologies This Week’s Sam Donaldson, Cokie Roberts and George Will travel to Minnesota to see how Gov. Jesse Ventura is handling the fallout from his controversial interview with Playboy magazine. Plus, Ventura on prospective Reform Party presidential candidates. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10 Battling for Passage of Test Ban Treaty The Clinton administration is seeking to delay a Senate vote on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright visits This Week to explain why the administration feels the treaty is important. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10 Roundtable: Gore vs. Bradley This Week’s Roundtable considers the ongoing fight between Vice President Al Gore and former Sen. Bill Bradley for the Democratic presidential nomination. How will the candidates’ differences in style affect their support from the party? SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10 Union Leans Toward Gore AFL-CIO President John Sweeney speaks with This Week about where Democratic candidates for president Vice President Al Gore and former Sen. Bill Bradley stand in the eyes of the labor federation. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 Rountable: Gore the Underdog? In just one week, Vice President Al Gore moved his campaign headquarters, fired a prominent staff member, and challenged his opponent, former Sen. Bill Bradley, to debate. The This Week team discusses where Gore is headed. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 Artful Dodging New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani talks with Cokie Roberts and George Will about a controversial museum exhibit that, according to Giuliani, violates his definition of art and the laws of the the city. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 Christian Coalition 10 Years Later Christian Coalition founder Pat Robertson surveys the field of Republican presidential candidates and discusses the conservative perspective. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 Roundtable: President Beatty? Limousine liberalism or performance art? This Week’s roundtable takes a look at actor Warren Beatty’s political pontificating and Texas Gov. George W. Bush’s recent congressional clash. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 McCain Aimming for the White House Now that it’s official, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., discusses his stategy to become the Republican presidential nominee for the White House and the obstacles that stand in his way. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Roundtable: Gore vs. Bradley This Week’s roundtable discusses why Vice President Al Gore has lost his lead to Bill Bradley in the polls. T H I S   W E E K Moynihan Endorses Bradley Sen. Moynihan, D-N.Y., believes Vice President Al Gore doesn’t have the votes to win the presidency. Instead, he is endorsing former Sen. Bill Bradley who he worked with on the Finance Committee. T H I S   W E E K Democrats Have a Contest Clinton heir-apparent Al Gore is facing a suprisingly strong challenge from former New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley, and incoming Democratic National Committee chairman Ed Rendell thinks their battle for the presidential nomination could be good for the party. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Roundtable: Should Buchanan Leave? Many Republicans believe Pat Buchanan should leave the Republican Party after controversial statements in his book over U.S. interests in WWII. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Controversial Book on Ronald Reagan This Week’s Roundtable believes the controversial new book on Ronald Reagan is more fiction than fact. Other News New Time for "This Week" 'This Week:' Bradley Discusses 2000 Campaign T H I S  W E E K   T O O L S E-mail This Week		S A M D O N A L D S O N @A B C N E W S . c o m Sam Donaldson takes a look at buying prescription drugs on the Internet. F E A T U R E D  B O O K Dutch : A Memoir of Ronald Reagan by Edmund Morris A Republic, Not an Empire by Patrick, J. Buchanan A I R T I M E S Sunday: 9 a.m. ET (Check local listings) Search, select and purchase videos or transcripts.
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