• Statement: Death of Representative Mink
  Hillary and I were deeply saddened to hear about the death of Representative Patsy Mink. She was a public servant of the highest caliber whose steadfast advocacy of education reform, environmental protection, civil rights and women's rights led to improvements in the quality of life for millions of Americans. Patsy was a dear...
  September 30, 2002 | New York | Bill and Hillary Clinton | Statements

• Transcript: Interview on Africa Trip with NBC's Katie Couric
  Couric: On close-up this morning, former President Bill Clinton. He is in Cape Town, South Africa, this morning, part of his week-long tour through five African countries. The aim of the trip, to promote awareness of the AIDS crisis facing the entire continent. President Clinton, good morning. President Clinton: Good...
  September 27, 2002 | Capetown, South Africa | NBC's Katie Couric | Transcripts

• Transcript: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (NY Chapter) Names President Clinton Man of the Year
  Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, at this time, we are going to ask you to find your seats, please find your seats. (music) Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, our Master of Ceremonies, Emmy Award winning CBS Channel 2 news anchor and past Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation board member, Mr. Ernie...
  September 12, 2002 | New York | Transcripts

• Speech: PeopleSoft Event
  President Clinton talks about how the Fleetwood Mac song, "Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow" became the theme for his first presidential campaign, and why those words are important today amid global interdependence. He touches on the economy, national security, and technology. Full Text: Thank you, Craig, for...
  August 29, 2002 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Speeches

• Statement: Secret Service Awards
  The events of September 11th brought to our nation's attention how many heroes there are among us. Along with firefighters and police officers, United States Secret Service agents and other employees of the Service demonstrated their courage and dedication to duty. We salute all those who are being honored today for...
  August 20, 2002 | New York | Bill and Hillary Clinton | Statements

• Transcript: Interview with ABC 7 News/WJLA-TV
  WJLA/Reporter Rebecca Cooper: President Clinton, do you think President Bush's economic policies are taking this country in the right direction? President Clinton: I don't think I should offer an opinion on that. I think it's a mistake for them to try and blame us for it though, because we actually have a clear and unbroken...
  July 26, 2002 | Washington, D.C. | ABC 7 News/WJLA-TV | Transcripts

• Transcript: President Clinton on MTV's "Staying Alive" Program
  MTV Global Forum during the 14th International AIDS Conference Cyrus Broacha: Welcome back. The show is Staying Alive, in case you’ve just tuned in. You’ve got a very, very important segment coming up right now. Money is the issue: is the money going in the right direction – money for funds, money...
  July 19, 2002 | Barcelona, Spain | MTV's "Staying Alive" | Transcripts

• Speech: Memorial Service for Lew Wasserman
  President Clinton speaks at the memorial service for Lew Wasserman, the former chairman of Universal Studio. Full Text: Thank you, Edie, Len, Carol, Casey, Laura. Thanks for giving me a chance to do this. There ought be one real live politician here, even a "has-been." The real politician in our family wanted...
  July 17, 2002 | Los Angeles, California | Speeches

• Speech: XIV International AIDS Conference
  At the 2002 International AIDS conference President Clinton spoke about the pandemic nature of AIDS and the need for global cooperation to rid the planet of this disease. Full Text: Thank you very much. Thank you, Maire, for your speech and for your example. Thank you Jose Maria and Jordi for co-chairing this...
  July 12, 2002 | Barcelona, Spain | Speeches

• Transcript: Interview with Gordon McClellan for Christian Networks Journal
  CNJ: How would you characterize the relationship between religion and politics in America today? President Clinton: First of all, I did a lot of work on this while I was President. When I took office there were a number of controversies. For example, to what extent can people bring religious materials to school? ...
  June 25, 2002 | Christian Networks Journal | Transcripts

• Speech: Council on Foreign Relations
  During President Clinton's address to the Yale Club he spoke about the increasingly blurred line between domestic and foreign policy in America. Full Text: Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Pete, I'm delighted to be here with you, because you're a better policy work than I am. You...
  June 17, 2002 | New York | Speeches

• Speech: American University in Dubai Commencement Exercise 2002
  President Clinton encourages students to take the knowledge and skills they've acquired and to help move the world and the region from interdependence to integration, to embrace diversity, and to help all people have access to the technology and opportunities that will improve their lives. Full Text: Thank you...
  June 11, 2002 | Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Speeches

• Speech: Remarks to Estonian Business Leaders
  President Clinton praises Estonia's development in information technology, and initiatives like the e-government, e-commerce, and tourism. He says that while Estonia is a small country, it can set a very big example as a future-minded country. Sponsored by Aripaeva Kirastus Full Text: Thank you very much....
  June 10, 2002 | Tallinn, Estonia | Speeches

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