Scope and Contents The candidate and a group of people discuss unemployment and welfare.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Daniels and a young man sit at a chess board. A voice-over details the difficult decisions to be made in the '70's. Daniels moves a piece and says cleck as the spot ends.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A series of black and white stills are shown as voice-over endorsements are read.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A country and western group plays as scenes of Daniels at a fair are shown. Ends with a voice-over saying Daniels for the people; Notes:

Scope and Contents A still of three men is shown as a voice-over says in the tradition of New Mexico, Anderson Montoya and Daniels; Notes:

Scope and Contents Standing before a group of law students, a black man challenges Daniels on the issue of campaign promises. Daniels lectures the men and they agree its best to not make promises you can't keep.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A group of children ask Daniels about Vietnam and taxes. He explains that children need to get involved to solve our problems.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A farmer details problems facing agriculture workers as Jack listens.; Notes:

Scope and Contents In a town meeting, Jack Daniels is asked about his policy towards the elderly. He advocates a national insurance plan, catastrophic health insurance and help for the elderly.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Speaking outdoors at what appears to be a college, Daniels discusses welfare with a liberal African-American.; Notes: