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Russert began his major television involvement when he took over the helm of the already well respected [[Meet the Press]] show in December 1991. The programs growth continued to spike as it became the most watched [[Sunday]] news interview program, and also most quoted worldwide.<ref>https://www.cnbc.com/id/15837973/</ref> From the current [[president]]ial candidates, to the sitting president and administration officials, Russert interviewed nearly all major players in [[United States]] politics today.
Russert began his major television involvement when he took over the helm of the already well respected [[Meet the Press]] show in December 1991. The programs growth continued to spike as it became the most watched [[Sunday]] news interview program, and also most quoted worldwide.<ref>https://www.cnbc.com/id/15837973/</ref> From the current [[president]]ial candidates, to the sitting president and administration officials, Russert interviewed nearly all major players in [[United States]] politics today.
Along with Russert’s responsibilities with Meet the Press he frequently appeared on [[NBC Nightly News]], [[CNBC]], and [[The Today Show]], to discuss the latest poll numbers or political situation.
Along with Russert's responsibilities with Meet the Press he frequently appeared on [[NBC Nightly News]], [[CNBC]], and [[The Today Show]], to discuss the latest poll numbers or political situation.
In the past, he was involved and hosted many shows; including [[PBS]]’s 1996 show ''Why America Hates the Press''. In 1990, he served as production executive for a NBC’s series ''A Day in the Life of President Bush'' and in 1993, ''A Day in the Life of President Clinton''.<ref>http://www.filmreference.com/film/36/Tim-Russert.html</ref>
In the past, he was involved and hosted many shows; including [[PBS]]’s 1996 show ''Why America Hates the Press''. In 1990, he served as production executive for a NBC’s series ''A Day in the Life of President Bush'' and in 1993, ''A Day in the Life of President Clinton''.<ref>http://www.filmreference.com/film/36/Tim-Russert.html</ref>