Bill Clinton: “It is. I hope tomorrow will be as good as today is-- with the weather. African-American Vote Mr. Joyner. Now, we've been…”

“It is. I hope tomorrow will be as good as today is-- with the weather. African-American Vote Mr. Joyner. Now, we've been talking all along about how important it is for African-Americans to get out and vote. I want to go back, first of all, and let's talk about the times when black Americans didn't have the right to vote. Because I know that you came up in an era where you can remember the Little Rock Nine; you can remember Medgar Evers; you can remember the four little girls in Birmingham, where a lot of us only know about these events from recent movies.”