Bill Clinton: “Like you and I were talking about ``Braveheart.'' That's a violent movie, but it doesn't glorify violence. It's ugly…”

“Like you and I were talking about ``Braveheart.'' That's a violent movie, but it doesn't glorify violence. It's ugly, and it's awful. Now, I feel that we ought to go after this in a responsible way. I was not upset when Senator Dole raised this issue. I just don't think any of us ought to be doing it as a way of sort of dividing the American people. You know, we ought to get on this--a friend of mine said today, we need to get on the solution side of these problems. We need to challenge Hollywood. Most of these people, they're good people out there. They want to do the right thing. And we're not talking about censorship; we're talking about responsible, honest debate. We all have to say, what contribution are we making to creating an America that is too divided, that doesn't raise good children with strong values who are good, law- abiding citizens when they grow up? Mr. King. We'll be back. We'll include some phone calls for the President and Vice President of the United States right after this. [The network took a commercial break.] Mr. King. Timeth flieth. We're moving along. Let's take a call. Jameson, Pennsylvania, for President Clinton and Vice President Gore. Hello.”