Former president cautions 'Today' viewers economic and terrorism crises are short-term and climate is real long-term threat.
By Jeff Poor
Business & Media Institute
So much for the end of the politics of fear, especially when it comes to the hot-button issues of the day.
Former President Bill Clinton appeared in an interview with Ann Curry on NBC's Feb. 16 "Today." Curry asked him if the greatest threat to the United States was the economic crisis and whether it outweighed the threats of terrorism.
"In the short term," Clinton replied. "In the medium term because I think we'll come out of the economic crisis, terror and the spread of weapons of mass destruction are. In the long-term, the prospect that the climate will crater and we won't be able to preserve civilization."
The inflammatory rhetoric knows no bounds when it comes to issues of the climate.
Curry also asked
That's what he tells all the girls.
FTA: "I think he's off to a good start," Clinton said. "I think he's got a good team. Given the fact that they had to do it in a hurry and he had to deal with Congress and the inevitable compromises, I think he got quite a good bill out of this. This package that he's going to sign is our bridge over troubled waters."
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Did you actually read it Bill? Do you even know what's in it. I Didn't think so.
Thanks for the information, your site looks cool! I have lost track of Clinton's activities recently. Hopefully I can catch up soon.