Bill Clinton: “Oh, yes. Electromagnetic Fields and Cancer Mr. Jennings. We had invited a young boy here today named Kevin Larm, who…”

“Oh, yes. Electromagnetic Fields and Cancer Mr. Jennings. We had invited a young boy here today named Kevin Larm, who very much wanted to ask you a question, sir. Unfortunately, last night here in Washington he got sick, and he's in the hospital. But his brother has come. And before you meet his brother, Patrick, perhaps you'd like to see the problem which he has around the country. This is a problem that has come up in the news on several occasions about the kind of environmental problem that you may or may not be able to do something about. Here's Kevin Larm. [A videotape was shown in which Kevin explained that he was one of many children who had cancer associated with electromagnetic fields near their homes.] Mr. Jennings. Well, Kevin comes from Omaha, and as I said, he's in the hospital here this morning, sir, but his brother, Patrick, is here. Patrick, do you want to talk to the President?”