Bill Clinton: “Isn't that funny, I don't know. I don't think anyone's ever volunteered to live anywhere else, except once when there…”

“Isn't that funny, I don't know. I don't think anyone's ever volunteered to live anywhere else, except once when there was a big renovation of the White House when President Truman was President, I think he had to spend more than 2 years out of here, across the street. Mr. Jennings. We have actually a little--we're going to go into the East Room now, but we have just to introduce you, or reintroduce you in many cases, to what this is like, a little history package while you and I walk it. Ready? [At this point, a videotape on the history of the White House was shown.] Mr. Jennings. And there is the White House, on a very sunny, lovely day here in Washington here. And we are, of course, in the East Room, which has its own great sense of history. And here all these boys and girls have joined us from around the country. You notice the President's tie, everybody? Audience members. Yes.”