Bill Clinton: “Well, we might end up that way as long as it doesn't lead to a whole range of deliberate outings. I mean, we don't want…”

“Well, we might end up that way as long as it doesn't lead to a whole range of deliberate outings. I mean, we don't want to make it worse. I think we're very close to a compromise along those lines. And I think most Americans will agree when it works out that people are treated properly if they behave properly without the Government appearing to endorse a lifestyle. I think that's what you're concerned about, and it's a legitimate concern. But I have to deal with people as people. And I've had so many people in the military come up to me and say that they have served with homosexuals who served bravely in Vietnam and other places, who were good people, who did not violate any rules. It is them that I am trying to protect. Ms. Zahn. President Clinton, thank you very much. We're going to take a short break here and be back in just a couple of minutes. Lots more to come on ``CBS This Morning.'' [The network took a commercial break.] Mr. Smith. We're back live in the White House Rose Garden. What's your question for the President? Health Care Reform”