Scope and Contents Various scenes of Mondale in a forest with his family, at work in Washington and Minnesota, and with people. The voice-over talks of his accomplishments and work, including protecting a wilderness area.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In an office, Mondale talks of his childhood and his father's teachings. He talks about being upset by poor and starving children. He discusses the economics of justice and talks of what America can do. He quotes what someone said of Bobby Kennedy; Notes:

Scope and Contents Mondale talks with people in a VFW hall. Topics include the negative effect of the Vietnam War on the economy; wage, price, and profit controls; disastrous economic policies; allocation of funds.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Outdoors, Mondale discusses pension with a group of workers.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Mondale talks with a group of people about the government's tin ear. He mentions the problems of the elderly and of small businesses.; Notes: