Bill Clinton: “Well, if the public supports this. But I didn't want a political bonanza. I wanted a safer America. And our party did…”

“Well, if the public supports this. But I didn't want a political bonanza. I wanted a safer America. And our party did not seek political points on this. We sought--if we wanted a political bonanza, we would have gone in with a bunch of issues that we knew were popular that we had no chance to pass. We thought--we went in there with an agenda that we thought we could pass, that we knew would make America a safer place. No one questions--no one seriously questions, after the experience of the last 5 years with the Brady bill, that if we close the gun show and flea market loophole, that there will be fewer improper sales and it will make America safer at minimum disruption to the people who buy and sell guns and use them lawfully. So that's--what we've tried to do is to get things done that would make America a safer place. 2000 Presidential Election Mr. Blitzer. All right. Speaking about politics, let's talk about Presidential politics. Do you think that Texas Governor George W. Bush is qualified to be President of the United States?”