Bill Clinton: “Well, I'll tell you how we came about to do this. When Prime Minister Major came to the United States, you remember, I…”

“Well, I'll tell you how we came about to do this. When Prime Minister Major came to the United States, you remember, I took him to Pittsburgh. And it wasn't an election time then, but his grandfather had been there as a worker. And it seems to me that it's important for the United States to remember a lot of our roots, which in the beginning, of course, were European roots. When I was with the Chancellor last time in Germany, I gave him a copy of the Declaration of Independence, which was printed in 1776 in German in the State of Pennsylvania because we had so many German- Americans. So those two experiences made me think that the next time he came here for a visit, we should do it here in Milwaukee instead of Washington.”