Bill Clinton: “Well, marriage in our culture and to me has a certain connotation, meaning for me, that has not gotten me to where I…”

“Well, marriage in our culture and to me has a certain connotation, meaning for me, that has not gotten me to where I could accept that, because I think it's basically a union for the purpose of, among other things, having children, and so that's why I've never supported the term of marriage, although there are a lot of increasing numbers of people, even in the clergy, who believe that they should be able to do that. Mr. King. We'll be back with more of President Clinton. We've got an overview here on the millennium and some other things after this. [At this point, CNN took a commercial break.] Reimbursement of Legal Fees Mr. King. We're in the Cabinet Room at the White House with President Clinton. Touch some other bases. The Washington Post said that you're applying to the Government to reimburse for legal fees. True?”