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Bill Jefferson Clinton served as the 42nd President of the United States from January 20, 1993, to January 20, 2001. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Governor of Arkansas from 1983 to 1992. During his presidency, Clinton focused on several key policies, including welfare reform, economic growth, and healthcare reform. His administration is noted for achieving a budget surplus and for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
I think I should wait until I get the report from the Pentagon. I have not received the report. I talked to Secretary Aspin very briefly just a couple of days ago and asked him to proceed with this and let me know as soon as possible. I…
Thank you. Let's hear from the last astronaut there. Astronaut Nancy Sherlock. I just wanted to add my thanks for your support. We all feel that the space program has done a tremendous amount for this country, both in promoting inside the…
Thank you. Let me just say one last thing about something that's very important to me. I understand that later in the mission Janice and Brian are going to be talking with schoolchildren around the world. And you may know that my daughter…
We're looking forward to that, too. I also understand that David and Jeff will be outside the shuttle practicing for the repair of the Hubbell telescope and for the future assembly of the space station. And I thought that maybe one of them…
Well, we can hear you, and we are looking at you. And you all look wonderful. Commander Grabe. Well, you're loud and clear now, Mr. President. That's much better.
I think that's a good idea, Mayor Crabb. I think the goal can be achieved, but it's important that we achieve it in a way that you feel is maximizing your ability to do a good job and that we do it in a way that achieves the ultimate…
I can't believe you were never called ferocious. [Mayor Abramson asked the President to explain his defense conversion plan.]
I hope this Presidential scholarship brings to all of you on this stage those kinds of memories 25 years from now.
It becomes increasingly difficult with a difficulty of circumstances, but more important with every passing day.
I hereby delegate to you the authority to transmit to the Congress the annual report describing the activities of the Federal Government as required by subtitle H, title V of the Energy Security Act.
It is essential that DARHT be fully funded and completed on schedule.
We are continuing to move forward with the process of filling all of the positions in the Federal Government.
No matter how heroic individuals are, they still need help to make it, and support.
This administration is working hard to open the doors of college education to all young people.
We ought to also acknowledge that there is a great deal that is right with it.
Since my office is just over there, when they come out here to play for you, they also keep me in a far better frame of mind as I work through the day.
I continue to be pleased with the excellence of our appointees, the work that is being done across the Government, and the diversity of the administration we are putting together.
Commission June 21, 1993 Today the U.S.-Mexico Binational Commission is holding its 10th meeting at the State Department. I want to extend a very warm welcome to the members of the Cabinet of President Salinas and to say a few words about…
We will, but I believe that the announcement of that should involve the drug czar, Mr. Brown, and others. And we will have something to say about that in the future. Thank you.
I try to win the things that I support. When we can bring it up, we'll bring it up and try to win it. And I have been discussing this quite a bit, actually, in personal conversations with various Members of the House and Senate and getting…
I placed a call today, but there was nobody home. I don't think I should say anything until after the call takes place. NAFTA
No. Because I think the issue has been, in effect, fully aired and debated before it comes up for ratification. And I think a lot of the questions that have been raised about it in the Congress are the very questions that are being debated…
No. I think that everything takes a little longer around here than I think it should. But I think we are getting somewhere, and I think that you will see these negotiations produce successful agreements. And I think we will go forward with…
But I'm straight. I expect it to be a never-ending struggle, but I hope it's one I can prevail in. Mr. Levey. Mr. President, we thank you so much for joining us on Newstalk 630 WMAL.
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