Bill Clinton: “We identified, as you know, Mexico, Brazil, India, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan--that cluster--Poland, Argentina, a number…”

“We identified, as you know, Mexico, Brazil, India, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan--that cluster--Poland, Argentina, a number of other countries, Turkey, Indonesia--that's not quite all, but that's close--countries that we see as having a very bright future, having a substantial population, a diversified, strong economy, and the ability to grow into major trading powers. And what that means is that over the next several years the United States, focusing on our Department of Commerce and our other agencies involved in trade and development, will make extraordinary efforts to promote American investment, to promote American trade, the selling of our products abroad, and to promote more purchases by Americans of products coming out of those countries. And what we're trying to do is to say not what does the world look like this year and next year but what might the world look like in 10 years or 15 years or 20 years. And the 10 nations on that list we believe will be major, major factors in the global economy. And the United States, for its own interests as well as for the interests of the world, must be heavily involved with them. And Poland is a very important part of that strategy. World Cup Soccer Mr. Lis. Mr. President, the last question. I have to go back to the question which was asked by my friend from Germany: What is your prediction about the score of the game between the United States and Brazil on the Fourth of July?”