Bill Clinton: “No. Nobody who cannot pay would be denied services. But people who can pay will have to pay something. Mr. Anschutz.…”

“No. Nobody who cannot pay would be denied services. But people who can pay will have to pay something. Mr. Anschutz. Okay, we'll have to move on now. I hope we answered your question, sir. We will continue with our town hall meeting with President Clinton in just a moment. But first, this time out. [The television stations took a commercial break.] Mr. Anschutz. We've been going for about an hour so far with questions. It doesn't seem that long, does it, Mr. President? About a half hour left, and I know we have a lot of questions to go. So let's return to our studios. Ms. Peterson. Mr. President, I'd like you to meet a doctor from Children's Mercy Hospital. She's very concerned about the toll violence is taking on our health care industry and our Nation as a whole and especially our young people. Violence and Health Care”