Bill Clinton: “No. It's about what I thought they'd be. You know, still only 25 percent of them are voting for the old Communist Party…”

“No. It's about what I thought they'd be. You know, still only 25 percent of them are voting for the old Communist Party; the rest of them are for something else, in spite of the economic hardship that they have faced in the last few years. So I still think there's a chance that if the leaders of Russia define their national greatness in 21st century terms, that is in terms of their ability to unleash the creative capacity of their people rather than their ability to dominate their neighbors, which was their 19th and 20th century definition of greatness, that they will be--we'll have a real partnership there. It's also possible that we'll have one with China. Mr. Rose. A partnership?”