Bill Clinton: “No, I think we're winning it again now. And we're getting real movement in Congress. But I think we don't have the…”

“No, I think we're winning it again now. And we're getting real movement in Congress. But I think we don't have the ability to raise the kind of funds or do the kind of nationally organized advertising that has been done by some against the program. And inevitably, a lot of the national organizations may get more publicity than local ones do. But when you get out here and you go beyond the rhetoric and get down to the details and the real-life experiences of these folks that are out here trying to take care of America, then the compelling case for reform, for universal coverage, for guaranteeing health security for all Americans, and getting the funds in here to these rural hospitals and providing more family doctors is overwhelming. And so I think we just have to keep hammering this home, not just on local television--I'll be grateful if you put this story on national television tonight. [Laughter] Mr. Scott. Thank you, Mr. President, we appreciate you being here.”