Bill Clinton: “Exchange With Reporters September 27, 1994 President Clinton. Well, let me say before you start that this is a very…”

“Exchange With Reporters September 27, 1994 President Clinton. Well, let me say before you start that this is a very important meeting for both of us and for our country as we're looking forward to having the opportunity to discuss a lot of things, particularly issues relating to the remaining nuclear matters we're trying to resolve between us and a lot of our mutual concerns about organized crime, which I think will take a good deal of work over the years ahead. As you know, the FBI Director has already been to Moscow, and we're working closely on that. So we're looking forward to the meeting. Bosnia Q. President Yeltsin, can we ask you, if Congress forces the President, and he has promised he will do this, to lift the arms embargo if the Serbs don't comply, what will be your response if the United States lifts the arms embargo and lets the Bosnian Muslims arm themselves? President Yeltsin. My response would be negative, of course. But we will discuss this issue with the President of the United States. Q. Mr. President, do you want to comment? Do you want to comment on what you think can be accomplished? President Clinton. Well, as you know, the--at least for the moment, this may be a largely academic discussion for two reasons.…”