Scope and Contents Finch is shown visiting foreign countries, speaking out on Vietnam, and relaxing at home with his family. Includes a brief biography.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Summarizes Goodell's political past and his stance on various issues. Shows him at work and with his mother.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A Spiro Agnew watch is ticking. Voice-over says that the hard right is out to get Goodell. They support Buckley. Stop them.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Goodell says if he had gone along with the old NY politics and played the game, he'd be popular, but he wouldn't have done the job for the people. Voice-over, You know Goodell's good. Look at the enemies he's made.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Humphrey discusses a speech that he made to the American Bar Association. He compares liberals to working men, especially on the topic of law and order.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A photo of the Earth and moon from outer space is shown. Buckley wants to work for programs to solve the problems of our environment.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Buckley stands in front of a city skyline. He wants to help our president solve problems like crime, voilence, and pollution.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Buckley standing in front of a photo of the Buffalo Skyline. He says the Buffalo police are backing him because the crime rate is up. He wants to protect the citizens. Includes sounds and scenes from a crime.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes and sounds of a crime, then Buckley speaking in front of a building in Albany. Police back Buckley because the crime rate is up. He wants to do more to protect citizens.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes and sounds of a crime, then Buckley talking in front of the New York City skyline. The police back him because he wants to protect citizens against crime.; Notes: