Scope and Contents Talks to senior citizen: if we've got the money to drop napalm on children in Vietnam and money to bail out Lockheed, we've got money to provide for senior citizens; Notes:

Scope and Contents Says we must call attention to problems of elderly, those who are taken advantage of by the system. Tells elderly man if there's enough money to napalm babies and bail out Lockheed, there's enough to care for the elderly; Notes:

Scope and Contents Abourezk speaking; politicians appear devious; he thinks honesty is best, even if it's unpopular. Guaranteed freedom of expression is important; otherwise government is totalitarian.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Helicopter shots of hydroelectric plant, farms. Narrator: Abourezk took on federal bureaucracy, farm conglomerates, Department of Transportation, Congress itself; he knows how to get things done for South Dakota.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Opens with Abourezk talking to farmers about high taxes. Excerpt from speech: the people are tired of tax loopholes: will pay their fair share if everyone will. He puts people first.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Abourezk and his wife and son. Wife's voice-over: enjoys traveling with husband; family effort; trips home keep him fighting; concerned about people; she's proud of him.; Notes: