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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).
They paid individually, they were covered individually? Let me talk about the health insurance, and then I'd like to talk about your parents' jobs. One of the changes we want to make in the health insurance system of America is to say that…
Usually I pay. I have--in my neighborhood McDonald's at home when I would go running every morning, they would often give me a cup of coffee. But if I go into McDonald's and buy food, I try to pay. I try not to have anybody give me food…
No. Did you all see this, all the yellow names here highlighted? Does anybody else here know what she's talking about, the spotted owl controversy? David, do you understand it?
No. Did you all see this, all the yellow names here highlighted? Does anybody else here know what she's talking about, the spotted owl controversy? David, do you understand it?
No, I don't feel uneasy about it at all. I think it's a good thing. She is a very able person. This is the first time since we've been married that she hasn't had a full-time job in addition to everything else, that she's got a lot of…
They paid individually, they were covered individually? Let me talk about the health insurance, and then I'd like to talk about your parents' jobs. One of the changes we want to make in the health insurance system of America is to say that…
I appreciate--you're a brave girl, and I'm glad you're here. And the reason I said that is because my brother is also a recovering drug user. And I believe that's right. And I have a brother- in-law who is a defense lawyer in the drug…
I appreciate--you're a brave girl, and I'm glad you're here. And the reason I said that is because my brother is also a recovering drug user. And I believe that's right. And I have a brother- in-law who is a defense lawyer in the drug…
Okay. The answer to your question is we're going to present a program to the Congress. And if they adopt it, then every American will be able to get health insurance, either from the Government or from their place of employment. And they…
No, you take him. Mr. Jennings. You're really nice to come by, Chelsea. Thanks very much. Chelsea Clinton. Thank you very much. Mr. Jennings. Isn't that nice to have her come by? All right, now let's get back to you, sir. You got off the…
No, you take him. Mr. Jennings. You're really nice to come by, Chelsea. Thanks very much. Chelsea Clinton. Thank you very much. Mr. Jennings. Isn't that nice to have her come by? All right, now let's get back to you, sir. You got off the…
On Pernell's problem, it's a little different because you have to do a lot of medical research to find out exactly what's causing this. But I think you will see this year, greater efforts in environmental cleanup all over the country if…
Chelsea's a pretty good girl. We don't have much of that. Sometimes we have to--the number one thing we have to do is to make her go to bed earlier. She has a fault that her father has, which is that she would stay up too late at night if…
Never. She's very good about that. She does her homework pretty well. Mr. Jennings. Christine in Fulton, Mississippi, has a question for you.
Who knows--guess? Why did we call him ``Socks''? Hold him up, Chelsea. Why did we call him ``Socks''? Because he has white paws. He's a black cat with white paws, that's right. Good for you. Mr. Jennings. And he's very restless, right…
On Pernell's problem, it's a little different because you have to do a lot of medical research to find out exactly what's causing this. But I think you will see this year, greater efforts in environmental cleanup all over the country if…
Chelsea's a pretty good girl. We don't have much of that. Sometimes we have to--the number one thing we have to do is to make her go to bed earlier. She has a fault that her father has, which is that she would stay up too late at night if…
Never. She's very good about that. She does her homework pretty well. Mr. Jennings. Christine in Fulton, Mississippi, has a question for you.
Who knows--guess? Why did we call him ``Socks''? Hold him up, Chelsea. Why did we call him ``Socks''? Because he has white paws. He's a black cat with white paws, that's right. Good for you. Mr. Jennings. And he's very restless, right…
I think there are two or three things we should do. And I asked her this question because over one-third of the homeless people in America now are families with children. And a lot of them are people who moved from one town to another, and…
Do you want to say anything about Venus before I answer the question? Mr. Jennings. Yes, I do. I do. It's a tough question for Venus, and we told the President before that Venus had come to us from the west coast, and I think it would help…
Okay. The answer to your question is we're going to present a program to the Congress. And if they adopt it, then every American will be able to get health insurance, either from the Government or from their place of employment. And they…
That's right. I have to act within 10 days of getting it, and I can sign it or veto it. I think I'd better sign, don't you? Mr. Jennings. I think you'd better. Do you think he should sign it? Okay. Let's go back to questions. Venus, you…
That was great. Mr. Jennings. I have a present for you, Mr. President, the Urkel clean air act of 1993, like all Government bills today, on recycled paper.
That was great. Mr. Jennings. I have a present for you, Mr. President, the Urkel clean air act of 1993, like all Government bills today, on recycled paper.
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