Bill Clinton: “Mubarak of Egypt September 29, 1995 President Clinton. I thought it was great. I thought your talk was great, what you…”

“Mubarak of Egypt September 29, 1995 President Clinton. I thought it was great. I thought your talk was great, what you said. There were some unusual things said yesterday, even more so in some ways than the last time when they were here. What you said and--we've got a transcript we haven't made up our mind about-- [laughter]. Good morning, everyone. Vice President Gore. Your picture is all over the United States today in the morning newspapers. President Clinton. Yes. I thought it was interesting. The picture that most of them showed was the one in the New York Times today. Most-- [inaudible]--showed us, the five of us, you know--have you seen it? [Inaudible]--every time. That's the picture that was mostly in the country. President Mubarak. Yes. President Clinton. That was great. Good morning. Jerusalem Q. Mr. President, what do you think is going to happen to Jerusalem when there is a final settlement? President Clinton. Are you addressing me or President Mubarak? [Laughter] Q. First Mubarak, then you. President Clinton. That's good. [Laughter] Q. Or vice-versa. I think you heard Chairman Arafat say something about a joint cornerstone. President Mubarak. I think, as Chairman Arafat mentioned yesterday, there should be access of the holy places for all the religions in Eastern Jerusalem. And we know beforehand that Jerusalem will be very difficult to be divided. So any kind of arrangement for Jerusalem, east and west, without dividing it, I think, may have a problem. Q.…”