Bill Clinton: “Well, if you look at the difference--there's a difference in how much their plans cost, but I think the Vice President's…”

“Well, if you look at the difference--there's a difference in how much their plans cost, but I think the Vice President's plan, even thought it's a lot less costly, covers almost as many people. What Senator Bradley has proposed is quite different from what I've proposed, but it's designed to achieve the same goal. I think the American people can evaluate the two plans without my help, and I'm sure the candidates would be able to help. But the Vice President's plan, even though it's much less expensive, covers I think only 2 million fewer people than the Bradley plan does. Budget Negotiations Mr. Cavuto. Could I talk to you a little bit about the budget negotiations, sir? Last night I had an opportunity to speak with Senate budget chief Pete Domenici, and he knew I was speaking to you today, and he had a message that was not so polite. But essentially he was saying, ``When you talk to the President, tell him to stop grandstanding. There aren't big differences between us. The money issues are rather incremental.'' What do you say to that?”