Meet the Press Archive

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Classic, unedited episodes from the longest-running show in television history. Since 1947, Meet the Press has welcomed world, national and cultural leaders for conversations that defined their era.

Episodes

Richard Nixon reflects on Watergate and his legacy (April 10, 1988)

Governors find common ground around America 200 (July 4, 1976)

Gary Hart suspends presidential campaign over affair scandal (May 10, 1987)

Barack Obama’s first interview on Meet the Press (July 25, 2004)

Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley & NBA All-Stars on Meet the Press (Feb. 9, 1997)

Barney Frank on the evolution of gay rights and trust in government (March 15, 2015)

Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang speaks with Meet the Press (Sept. 27, 1987)

Ted Turner reflects on CNN and his life (Nov. 30, 2008)

James Comey on Trump, Hillary Clinton and the FBI (April 29, 2018)

Prince Philip on the future of the British monarchy (Nov. 9, 1969)

NYC Mayor John Lindsay on his party switch and presidential run (Feb. 13, 1972)

Fidel Castro says he is 'not a communist' (April 19, 1959)

Astronaut John Glenn, the first American to orbit Earth (July 21, 1963)

July 13, 1969: Apollo 11: Meet the Press covers the first moon landing

Jan. 6, 1974: VP Gerald Ford on Watergate and the 1973 oil crisis

June 2, 2002: Robert Mueller on rebuilding the FBI after 9/11

April 17, 1960: Martin Luther King Jr. calls for nonviolent protests

Dec. 24, 1950: When Meet the Press turned the tables and let the guest ask questions

Dec. 25, 1955: Robert Frost reveals the poem that defines America

Rob Reiner on Hollywood and his advocacy for same-sex marriage