Bill Clinton: “What I--normally I look at them. I don't spend a lot of time reading them, just because I think that what I need to be…”

“What I--normally I look at them. I don't spend a lot of time reading them, just because I think that what I need to be doing is I need to focus on today and tomorrow. I can't do anything about yesterday. And particularly if I read a little and I think, you know, somebody's got an angle and a line, and all the facts are going to fit into the angle and the line, I try to figure out what that is, and then I just go on and go about my business. Golf Tournament With Former Presidents Mr. Lamb. I've got the Christian Science Monitor here from Friday, and they've got a picture of you on the front page with George Bush. And then they have an editorial, ``Presidents and the Links,'' and this one line I wanted to ask you about. It says, ``He at least appears as though he's enjoying the job'' now. The ``now'' is mine, but that's the essence of what they're saying. Are you----”