Bill Clinton: “The truth is they don't know. [Laughter] We've got an extraordinary number of very, very close elections. In this 2-year…”

“The truth is they don't know. [Laughter] We've got an extraordinary number of very, very close elections. In this 2-year period the members of the other party have raised, I think, $100 million more than our folks did. But we've got good candidates and an extremely good grassroots effort, I think, a good agenda. The only thing I think I should say today to avoid being too political is that it's a very important election, and I would hope that every American who is eligible to vote would go and vote in that election. If you look at this space launch today, this is a triumph of American democracy. It was made possible by the elected Representatives of the American people supporting the space program. And it is just one more example of why it's so important for citizens to stand up and be counted on election day. So if you feel patriotic when you see John Glenn and the others go up in space today, then keep that patriotic feeling until next Tuesday and go and vote for the candidate and the programs and the issues of your choice. John Holliman Mr. O'Brien. All right. Mr. President, thank you so much for being with us on CNN today.”