Bill Clinton: “Thank you. I like that version of ``Hail to the Chief.'' Maybe the Marine Band could pick it up. [Laughter] Ladies and…”

“Thank you. I like that version of ``Hail to the Chief.'' Maybe the Marine Band could pick it up. [Laughter] Ladies and gentlemen, these President's Service Awards are traditionally presented at the White House every year, but Hillary and I are profoundly honored to be here this evening with President and Mrs. Bush, General Powell, and all others who are part of this very important ceremony. As all of you know, we're here along with President Ford, President and Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Reagan, here in Philadelphia where our great democracy began, for the first Presidents' Summit for America's Future, to mobilize every community and challenge every citizen, to give our young people a chance to live up to their God-given potential, and to ask our young people to become citizen servants, too. So tonight we're going to give these awards, very appropriately, in the categories that have been set out for the challenge to America, the categories that General Powell talked about in his moving opening remarks. And I'm going to have the honor of recognizing the caring adults. I'm pleased to be joined tonight by a man who has dedicated his entire life to meeting the challenge of service, Harris Wofford. [At this point, Harris Wofford, Chief Executive Officer, Corporation for National and Community Service, made brief remarks.]”