Bill Clinton

I'm proud to present her the 1994 Apple Award as America's Teacher of the Year.

When I was growing up, it was the lakes, the woods, the hills of my native State.

Teaching kids to count is fine but teaching them what counts is best.

I believe that current trends in the provision of pollination and honey production will not be significantly affected by not providing relief.

The authorities and duties vested in the President under section 504 of the Act are hereby delegated to the Secretary of State.

Today's first meeting of the Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments is another step by the administration to have an honest and open approach to its investigation of the cold-war-era experiments.

I have probably spent more time in more different kinds of classrooms than any person who has had the privilege to hold this office.

I am directing the United States Trade Representative to develop a plan to monitor imports of honey from China.

We owe it to communities to make the Superfund work for them.

I think that there must not be any. When we had the NATO meeting in January, the one thing I implored our allies to do was not to reaffirm our position unless we were willing to see it through. I still feel that way. The possibility of…

That's what we're discussing today. And we're discussing exactly how that would be done and, of course, whether the other NATO allies would be willing to do it and what the ups and downs of it would be and what else we could do to get this…

Sometimes I like it; sometimes I don't. [Laughter] Ms. Soren. We're about out of time. Thank you, Mr. President, for joining us today and continuing the dialog with young people.

Based on the facts as I know them, I do. I believe that the evidence is not sufficiently compelling that he knew about it and that he was sufficiently culpable to deny him his stars. That's a very severe thing to do, and I don't believe…

I think sort of the culture of Washington, a lot of partisanship and a lot of negativism and focus on process, who's in and out and who's up and down; instead of let's all get together, pull the American people together, put the country…

New Balance, and--I normally wear New Balance or Asics. I like them both. They're slightly different. I need something that a heavy guy can run in without falling over. [Laughter] The Presidency

No. [Laughter] ``Our love is in a place that has no space or time. I love you for my life. You are a friend of mine.'' Do you know the song? It's a wonderful song, but he sings it better than I do.

I have a lot of favorite songs, but I love the song that Ray Charles won the R&B Grammy for this year, ``A Song For You,'' a song written by Leon Russell. I don't know if you know it, but it's an unbelievable song.

Well, I'm going to try to make a good appointment, but I haven't made up my mind who to appoint yet. I think Justice Ginsberg, whom I appointed last time, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, will be terrific. And I will try to make--I hope when I'm done…

Well, she defended them to a lot of individual Senators. The problem was we were facing a very divisive fight over an issue in which she and I had a fundamental disagreement, of which I was unaware at the time she was nominated. She might…

A good book, a good game of golf, a long run, dinner with my wife and daughter, and movies with friends. You've got to stay up a long time to do all that. [Laughter]

Yes, I do. We, my wife and I, contribute to a shelter for battered women and their children back home, regularly, and a number of other charities. We always give money to the Children's Defense Fund.

It's hard sometimes. But they do a good job protecting me and my family. And it's their job, so I'm getting used to it. But it's hard. Ms. Soren. Do you keep a diary?

In the House bill, I think, there is about $7 billion for prevention. There's a lot of money for prevention, much more than ever before from the Federal Government. Ms. Soren. One thing that we didn't get a chance to talk about, but there…

Well, I'm working on that. I met for an hour and a half this morning; I'm going to work for the rest of the day. Then I'll have an announcement about what our policy will be later. But I can't announce it now. Ms. Soren. Not now? Okay…

Well, it could happen, but let me say that in many States today--in my State, for example, where I'm from, if you get a life sentence you can't get out unless you get parole commuted by the Governor, anyway. So about 10 percent of our…