Bill Clinton: “I think she will plainly have an active role and a public role. In many ways--today as we speak, she's out at the…”

“I think she will plainly have an active role and a public role. In many ways--today as we speak, she's out at the University of California at San Diego dedicating the Eleanor Roosevelt College there and visiting, again, a hospital to emphasize her concern about having more women take advantage of mammographies under Medicare, something that is a big concern to both of us not only because of what happened to my mother but because so many women suffer from breast cancer. And she can't not do that. You know, when I met Hillary, she was already involved in the problems of families and children. When we were in law school, she took an extra year to work on children and family problems. And when we went home to Arkansas we always worked together on these family problems and these health care problems. It's the work of her life, and she'll keep on doing it, and I would encourage her to do it. Speaker of the House Mr. Brokaw. Mr. President, what do you think of Newt Gingrich?”