This video titled, Clinton and Gore Bus Tour 1992, was held on Haggard Avenue on October 26, 1992. The program was produced by ECTV (Elon College Television) which included: an Elon student anchor on top of the Alamance building discussing the arrival of Governor William Jefferson (Bill) Clinton and Senator Albert Arnold (Al) Gore, Jr., on the 1992 presidential bus tour at Elon College; a crowd gathering along the bus route as the word of Clinton and Gore stopping in Elon College; a Clinton and Gore presidential banner waving in the breeze on the Alamance building; people roping off areas on Elon College campus; the town of Elon College sounding a siren when the Clinton and Gore bus was approximately a hour away from Elon College (traveling from Greensboro); Elon College pep band playing prior to the arrival of the bus; and Tom Freeman interviewing Gerald (Gerry) Francis (Vice President of Academic Affairs). Francis stated, this was a red letter day for Elon College to have the Governor of Arkansas, Clinton, (the Democratic Presidential candidate), along with Gore (the Democratic Vice President candidate from Tennessee) and their wives stop at Elon College. The prior week, Elon College was excited with President George H. W. Bush, Sr., (in 1992, 41st President of the United States) came through on his campaign train. The arrival of Clinton and Gore campaign bus events continued: JoAnn Davis (Elon ECTV student) reported from Williamson Avenue on when the bus would pull into Elon College; b-roll of children with signs that read Vote Clinton; a Welcome Bill Clinton and Al Gore sign; a little boy held a green earth sign with a happy face; an unknown Elon Alumni of Elon College stated, she was glad Clinton stopped at Elon College; Francis addressed the crowds that stated the buses were on their way; the Fighting Christian Mascot stood in the crowd waiting for the campaign bus to arrive at Elon College; people lined Williamson Avenue to see the bus in front of the Alamance building; Kendall (Elon ECTV student reporter) stood in the crowds of people near Fonville Fountain in Scott Plaza; Western High School bands joined the Elon pep band crowd to get the crowds excited for the presidential campaign visit; the national press waited for the 13 Democratic campaign buses to arrive in the town of Elon College; buses are seen driving down Williamson Avenue upon their arrival to Elon College; the Fighting Christian Mascot"s back was watching the buses arrive; Gerald (Gerry) Francis shakes Clinton"s hand, along with Gore"s; the Fighting Christian Mascot received an autograph from Clinton; Clinton placed an Elon College cap on his own head and the crowd went wild; Clinton and Gore shook hands with the crowds; and Dr. J. Fred Young (Elon"s 7th President of Elon College) welcomed the Clintons" and Gores" Campaign bus to Elon College (cheers). Young stated, we welcome Governor James Baxter (Jim) Hunt, Jr from North Carolina and our local delegates. Young stated, we really want to welcome Mrs. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Aitcheson Gore. Young called upon Lela Faye Rich, Coordinator of the Planning Committee of the Campus Democrats. Rich made a special presentation to Mrs. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Rich stated, we are appreciative of Mrs. Rodham Clinton traveling on the bus tour and that she (Clinton) was the role model for women of the 1990s. Rich and the crowd sang Happy Birthday to Hillary Rodham Clinton with a banner that read Happy Birthday Hillary. Young shook Hunt"s hand. Young introduced Gore who spoke. Gore asked the crowd, are they ready for change? Gore introduced the next governor of North Carolina, Hunt. Hunt stated, he had a vision and leadership with fresh ideas and we needed him (Hunt) to move North Carolina forward to bring the change to this state. Gore urged the crowd to re-elect James (Terry) Sanford. An Elon College banner was the back-drop for the speakers. Gore discussed why the young voters" votes are important for both the democratic international and domestic scenes. Gore discussed current political economics with fewer jobs when the Bush administration was in office with a movie joke. There was a sign language interpreter. Gore stated that he saw signs on the Elon Campus about cleaning up the environment and wanted to clean up the environment in this country when elected in 1992. Gore talked about creating more environmental jobs within this country. Gore stated, we are tired of read my lips (a President George Bush saying) government. Clinton spoke about his joy about being back at Elon College. Clinton encouraged the audience to vote for Hunt and Sanford. Clinton stated there were only eight (8) days left in the presidential election campaign and Clinton explained why he got into the race. He said that President Bush wanted the United States people to trust him with four more years when during the campaign time, the FBI was investigating the Justice Department and they in turn were investigating each other. In Atlanta, Georgia, there was a criminal investigation in the diversion of money for Saddam Hussein to build up his war weaponry. Clinton continued to discuss Bush"s investigations. Clinton claimed the United States needed change with three priority issues" not competing and winning in technology, taxing the middle class, and not investing in new programs in putting people back to work. In conclusion, Clinton said investment and growth with change is required during the next four years. What you earn is what you learn because college dropout rates are higher than high school, said Clinton. We can solve the financial problems by working from the grass roots up. Clinton said if you vote for the Democratic Presidential ticket and put us in the White House, we will work to represent all Americans without regard to race, religion, or gender, we will try to protect the individual rights of Americans to control their own lives, and bring the American people together for a new majority for change. Clinton said, I want you to seize your day in eight (8) days because it belongs to you, help us, and we will claim it. Clinton said, God Bless you all. Interviews are done with people in the crowd. Some names included: Christopher Waters, Stephen Kahle, Erin Barkley, Christine Bolles, Tom Freeman, Rogers Harrison, Mic Hitz, Chuck Hooper, Rich Thomas, Kerry Walsh, David Waters, Joanne Davis, Kenal Rasnake, Joe Davis, Gerald Gibson, and Ray Johnson.