Bill Clinton: “Well, I think I've been subject to more assault-- [laughter]--than any previous President, based on the evidence. But…”

“Well, I think I've been subject to more assault-- [laughter]--than any previous President, based on the evidence. But the Vice President said a few days ago that there are powerful forces in this country who basically resent the way the last election came out, so they keep trying to undo it and pretend it didn't happen. But we'll have an election in 1996, and I wish that we could just all settle down and be Americans for a while and work on our problems, and then evaluate me based on the job I do and let--people will have a chance to make another decision. But I think that the constant politics of diversion and division and destruction is not good for America, but I'm prepared to live with it and keep working. So far, it has not interfered with the progress and the record of the Congress and the work we're trying to do for the country. And as long as I can keep it from interfering with it, I can live with it if you can. Anticrime Efforts [A participant asked about the use of probation and parole and then asked if the President could speak Spanish.]”