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* The first ''Meet the Press'' program was shot in a hotel in [[Washington, D.C.]], the host of the show, Lawrence E. Spivak, lived in the same hotel.<ref>Meet the Press: 50-Years of History in the Making, by Rick Ball (Author)</ref>

* The first ''Meet the Press'' program was shot in a hotel in [[Washington, D.C.]], the host of the show, Lawrence E. Spivak, lived in the same hotel.<ref>Meet the Press: 50-Years of History in the Making, by Rick Ball (Author)</ref>

*Bob Dole has made the most appearances on the show with 56.<ref>Meet the Press: 50-Years of History in the Making, by Rick Ball (Author)</ref>

*Bob Dole has made the most appearances on the show with 56.<ref>Meet the Press: 50-Years of History in the Making, by Rick Ball (Author)</ref>

* The ''Meet the Press'' interview with the most requested transcript was an interview with [[Juana Costro]].   

* The ''Meet the Press'' interview with the most requested transcript was an interview with [[Juana Castro]].   

*In 1968, [[Lawrance Spivak]] gave the [[Library of Congress]] nearly five hundred discs of ''Meet the Press'' shows. The library continues to update their copies every year.

*In 1968, [[Lawrance Spivak]] gave the [[Library of Congress]] nearly five hundred discs of ''Meet the Press'' shows. The library continues to update their copies every year.

*  The set used by ''Meet the Press'' from 1954 to 1977 was donated to the [[Smithsonian Institution]]<ref>Meet the Press: 50-Years of History in the Making, by Rick Ball (Author)</ref>.

*  The set used by ''Meet the Press'' from 1954 to 1977 was donated to the [[Smithsonian Institution]]<ref>Meet the Press: 50-Years of History in the Making, by Rick Ball (Author)</ref>.