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>> this is the time of the year when most of us have trying to be better than our everyday selves. >> through the principle of peace. >> welcome to christmas sunday, it is "meet the press." from nbc news, from washington, this is "meet the press," chuck shod. good sunday morning, merry christmas. happy first days -- a year and a half predicted, for people who felt the look by democrats. many of whom were disgusted by his campaign and uncomfortable of his unpredictability.

>> as we celebrate this holiday season, we wanted to take a moment to remember those in the world of politics and culture who meant a lot to us and to you, our "meet the press" readers. >> i love the law. i love to think about the law and argue law. >> tonight on washington week in review. >> we must take sides for neutrality helps the oppressor and never the victim. >> this is what the war in vietnam is all about.

>> well look back at the 18 times that donald trump appeared on "meet the press" on this campaign and discuss the candidate and some of the journalists who have covered him closely. >> our hugh hewitt and katy tur right here and robert costa right here of course, wrote a lot of stories. welcome to all of you, happy holidays. well show these "meet the press" interviews by chunks. i want to begin with domestic policies. well begin with the issue that lies on our country for decades. >> abortion. >...

On meet press, they said its time to make the issue of gun control top priority. >> i can tell you that hes going to have a bill to lead on, because as a first day bill, im going to introduce in the senate and the same bill will be introduced in the house, a bill to ban assault weapons, the ban transfer, the possession, not retro actively but perspectively. and big clips, drums and strips of more than ten bullet. >> reporter: its time for the president, i think, to stand up and lead and tell thi...